My mother said I read it at a very impressionable age, but I must still be at an impressionable age because I still love it.
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Now that I'm no longer an impressionable preteen (although, clearly, still quite impressionable), I'm wondering why I, and my fellow grown-ass women, still want to play dress up.
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Young, impressionable girls are particularly vulnerable to being recruited online.
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I wasn't impressionable enough, I didn't boost his ego enough.
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"In this case, it's fortunate that the young are impressionable."
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Companies and banks often see college students as impressionable consumers.
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Special concern has applied to its influence on impressionable youths.
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A lot of stuff gets blamed for leading impressionable teenagers astray.
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If the players can't behave, what hope for their impressionable fans?
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I was so young and impressionable that I actually believed him.
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What unbelievable damage a comment can have on an impressionable mind.
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Bingham as an impressionable child's imitation of her parents' bad influence.
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But I was so impressionable and I thought the world of him.
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And, like protagonists these buildings too are malleable, impressionable, subject to change.
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I should've listened to this at 19 when I was more impressionable.
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Its early adopters and impressionable youth might not have seen that coming.
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Yet to many watchers he seems not so much flexible as impressionable.
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So, probably, don't actually play this within earshot of an impressionable minor.
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" Klausner responded by calling her a "thinspo model for your impressionable tweens.
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At 16, teens are highly impressionable and easily succumb to peer pressure.
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It is extremely destructive and damaging to impressionable children viewing the commercial.
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And a lot of children who are watching and children are very impressionable.
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Perhaps most disturbing, prejudice is being injected into the minds of impressionable children.
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Fashioned after the devil himself, Him proves how impressionable young people often are.
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Being the impressionable child I was, I wasn't ready for Ride the Lightning.
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The first movement, "Prophecy," shows an impressionable Bernstein in thrall to Aaron Copland.
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They're impressionable, a little bit fickle, behaving differently depending on whom they're with.
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This is partly because I'm a running addict, and partly because I'm incredibly impressionable.
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Specifically: The retro life lessons it has imparted to generations of impressionable young ladies.
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"Americans are very impressionable people, they see what they want to see," he said.
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Perhaps junior soldiers are exposed to more traumatic events, or are simply more impressionable.
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What kind of values are we inculcating in him at this young, impressionable age?
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As much as they may try to deny it, teens can be pretty impressionable.
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It's very difficult to find shows like this to expose your impressionable daughter to.
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THIS is what you get for playing "Finding Nemo" around impressionable creatures. http://wapo.
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But Cayla records conversations, hawks products to impressionable youngsters, and is vulnerable to hackers.
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You took your impressionable child to Vegas and the bad influences got to him.
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Impressionable children everywhere were introduced to a fat, smelly, green ogre 15 years ago.
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Of course porn is impressionable on someone who has no other experience with sex.
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What impressionable, heterosexual, unathletic adolescent boy would not want a piece of that action?
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Now he was concerned that the man was dropping Sivan's name to impressionable youngsters.
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Passion and authenticity, rather than a well-rehearsed speech, will leave a more impressionable impact.
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Some firms target impressionable children, in ways which could contribute to long-run health risks.
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"The Americans are very impressionable people, they see what they want to see," he said.
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It also may help them hook impressionable young readers — sometimes before they can even read.
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Is it worth being outraged that Sessions would encourage, and laugh along with, impressionable kids?
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Vicious acts of terror continue to be promoted to innocent and impressionable people without rebuke.
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Like everything important to us, it appeared in my life at a super impressionable age.
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Among impressionable youth, he had an appeal somewhat comparable to that of H. P. Lovecraft.
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Her suit says Epstein "enticed the impressionable, vulnerable and economically deprived" girl to be sexually abused.
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I'm not even talking about Russian rumor mills peddling bombastic stories to impressionable social media users.
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Gymnastics is a deeply competitive sport that puts young, impressionable women into high-stakes, insular environments.
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It is, after all, in the business of pushing sometimes unhealthy products to sometimes impressionable consumers.
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And I've been metaphorically punched in the face every day since for being that goddamned impressionable.
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I read them at an impressionable age, and they meant — and mean — a lot to me.
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Just like the imagined fears of "sick" homosexuals "recruiting" impressionable kids in the 20133s, it's bullshit.
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I could just envision her mother singing this song to a young and very impressionable Ikram.
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The thinking might have been that censors would have been saving young impressionable audiences from themselves.
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Their words are received by an impressionable community, and many people have bought into these claims.
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I suspect this lifestyle was informed by spending time with male friends as an impressionable teenager.
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"It was clear they were interested not in devout Muslims, but impressionable ones," Makolli told me.
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Obviously, there's a certain amount of projection going on when impressionable millennials like me latch onto celebrities.
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But Kabir said his 18-year-old son was impressionable, and he didn't have too many friends.
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Some religious figures cast it as corrupting enough to steer impressionable young players toward suicide and murder.
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So yes, the Large Marge encounter is pretty terrifying to any impressionable young folks watching the movie.
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We also weren't taught any math or science, lest our impressionable minds be polluted by secular knowledge.
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Pisces risings have a real "go with the flow" energy—they're gentle, artistic, peace-loving, and impressionable.
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Yeah, I soaked up comics like a sponge when I was at my youngest and most impressionable.
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Millions of the impressionable individuals who have nothing to lose by hitting the streets and protesting themselves.
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My tiny child brain, malleable and impressionable, found solace in the ridiculous hypercapitalist spectacle... Makes sense, actually.
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So I talked to some past RAs about their most awkward moments dealing with drunk, impressionable students.
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Most of these militants were kids, right, indoctrinated and pushed to this stuff at an impressionable age.
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Many lauded this move, since YouTube is a particularly harmful avenue for spreading propaganda and radicalizing the impressionable.
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" Looking back now, she said, "I see how he chose very young, impressionable people who he could mold.
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Critics felt the show glamorized the act of suicide and would have a negative effect on impressionable viewers.
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Throughout his career, Casaleggio liked to give extraordinary responsibilities to his youngest, most talented, and most impressionable recruits.
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Hopefully being young and impressionable won't stop John yelling "I'm gonna kill you!" when he charges into battle.
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"We are dealing with 14, 15, 16-year-old girls who are very impressionable young women," Sturdivant said.
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Others on the right simply dismiss the victims as too young and impressionable to understand policy or politics.
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And imitating a pianist as idiosyncratic as Gould may not be a good idea for impressionable young musicians.
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How much time is appropriate for impressionable children to spend with a tablet, a phone or a TV?
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Word of the Day easily impressed or influenced _________ The word impressionable has appeared in 45 articles on nytimes.
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"Your young and impressionable audience will not know any better, so I'm here to cut the sh—" Logan said.
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Legally Blonde planted small and simple but absolutely essential seeds of feminism in my impressionable 10-year-old brain.
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Young, impressionable fans will look to him and think that smoking will help make them as cool as Sprouse.
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Further, gangs in general – including ISIS-like organizations – are made up of impressionable young men led by older men.
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Very often, we encounter these works of art at our most febrile, impressionable ages; and it stays with us.
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For a young, impressionable kid unsure about how people should act, I think very fondly on his comedic turn.
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Rogers-like television character called Mr. Pickles who uses puppets to teach wisdom and lessons to impressionable young minds.
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It's not uncommon for young, impressionable girls to take their cues from what they see in front of them.
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My first and most impressionable memory of my awake craniotomy was of waking and suddenly crying my eyes out.
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Everyone deserves an imaginary pal, and Jojo—a decent but impressionable lad—has Adolf, whose encouragement is sorely needed.
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Its powerful storytelling may lead impressionable viewers to romanticize the choices made by the characters and/or develop revenge fantasies.
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They're soft puddles of clay, malleable, impressionable and clueless about the way sexuality has been blanketed by secrecy and shame.
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She says real concern is about gay people being attracted to young males & gay rights groups targeting impressionable teens. pic.twitter.
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Since the capital fell five years ago, Eden's impressionable mind has been warped around the fear-driven ideals of Gilead.
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"I started using twitter when I was 12 years old, I was very impressionable and was seeking attention," Peña wrote.
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It's great that the event that involves, and perhaps targets, a younger, more impressionable teen demographic is making progress first.
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The impressionable youth™ of today has tried to mimic her lips, her style, and most recently, her hand positions.
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People are a lot more concerned about what exposure to screens and social media is doing to impressionable young minds.
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That's So Raven imprinted our young, impressionable minds with a fact of life: We'll just keep making the same mistakes.
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When I was an impressionable middle schooler, easily taken in by raunchy humor, I watched a lot of Family Guy.
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See above, but fair warning — young children, and even impressionable adults — might be disturbed by this large and feathery monster.
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The pope said social media businesses had to invest "a fair portion of their great profits" to protect "impressionable minds".
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It's meant to lure the young and impressionable in at a very early age, just like it did for me.
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Often, impressionable teens are lured by the idea of marriage to ISIS fighters who are portrayed as attractive and fit.
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But not before playing several life-changing shows in Calgary and Edmonton for a teenage LaChance and his impressionable friends.
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An alternative supergroup made up of all the bands you were obsessed with when you were but an impressionable teen?
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Blackmon argues that high school freshmen, at 14 or 15 years old, are too young and impressionable for the material.
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The recruiter had once again reached from the grave to lead an impressionable young person down the path of radicalization.
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Finally, and most importantly, zoos provide people, especially impressionable children, with the opportunity to see these remarkable animals up close.
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This impressionable student just might go out into the world with a misguided chip on his shoulder about the police.
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Often viewed through Destiny's impressionable gaze, she's a larger-than-life figure, maternal and loving, but also ruthless and shrewd.
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They focus on family and respect, friendship and compassion: things kids should be learning about in their most impressionable films.
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B indoctrinated a young, impressionable girl to believe she was half-alien and tasked to have his baby before turning 16.
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But theological hype helped whip up impressionable Muslims abroad, like Mohammed Emwazi, a London dropout who executed Mr Kassig and others.
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Nobody knows better than Discovery Girls how impressionable our girls are at this age and we are ALWAYS mindful of this.
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Power of Pop Culture There are plenty of ways that disturbing images can reach children, worming into their impressionable little brains.
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For a little under two decades, Acconci produced strikingly original and impressionable art, before abandoning it for experimental architecture and design.
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For a little under two decades, Acconci produced strikingly original and impressionable art, before abandoning it for experimental architecture and design.
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He was 13, an impressionable age, and was thrilled by the village-like feel of his neighborhood and its many characters.
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She's also focused on Julian's teenage girlfriend, the impressionable Sasha: I could see she was nervous with my eyes on her.
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This is especially true for children, who are easily impressionable and whose development can be negatively impacted in the long term.
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I love the character, and after two decades of frying impressionable young minds, SpongeBob has been very impactful in folks' lives.
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Mr. Hiaasen calls him "a septic inspiration to impressionable mouth-breathers" like Blister, who becomes a flagrant racist and deadly menace.
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It was barring refugees, hectoring impressionable Boy Scouts, undermining Obamacare and telling us it had a higher I.Q. than Rex Tillerson.
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Maybe those negatives were the sort of thing that don't outweigh the positives on a rebuilding team full of impressionable kids.
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This is especially true when it comes to the indoctrination of the impressionable youth, which Jojo takes as its ostensible subject.
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"Americans are very impressionable people, they see what they want to see," Prigozhin told the Russian state news agency RIA Novosti.
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This was horrifying for me being someone who is against horror films all together, but especially for my impressionable and innocent daughter!
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"If you're young and impressionable and really want the part, it might be a tempting avenue, but I hope not," she said.
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"I'm sure he doesn't remember this at all, but I was so impressionable, and I thought the world of him," Moore said.
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I think coming online to millions of young, impressionable people and saying 'I'm happy all the time and my life is perfect.
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I was young, impressionable, and it was just one more thing that made me uncool, one more thing that made me different.
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How would they slowly ruin lives, tear down self-esteem, and secure their evil reign over a high school of impressionable youth?
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Yeah, but you and I are grown men who can make these sorts of distinctions, but certainly teenagers are much more impressionable.
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You know, before meeting her young, impressionable daughters, who might get really confused when they see their mom in a romantic relationship.
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It was tempestuous, wild, big, thick, and rough—the complete opposite of what my young, impressionable mind was told "attractive" looked like.
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Kjellberg has a history of making racial statements, which is massively concerning given his audience includes viewers who are young and impressionable.
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Gay charities were similarly targeted in the 80s and accused of corrupting impressionable young minds—right when gay kids needed support most.
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This brush offers high-end results for drugstore prices thanks to its "impressionable bristles" that are super skinny, yet strong and conforming.
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"It is a period when the children are most impressionable, and begin developing habits, values and modes of thinking," Mr. Jiang said.
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These people look for those impressionable younger kids that are trying out a bunch of different identities and trying to figure themselves out.
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At the time, he was young, impressionable, and vulnerable — traits Safechuck claims Jackson used to manipulate, groom, and sexually molest him for years.
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That's a powerful message for an impressionable young child who may be imagining a career in race-car driving, princessing or dolphin training.
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Children and teens can be impressionable, and how you talk about your body may affect how they one day feel about their own.
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The High Sparrow continues to be a problematic thorn in the Lannisters' side, and he's looking to manipulate every impressionable soul he can.
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I merely wish they didn't wield such influence over impressionable young women; that they didn't command the attention and admiration of so many.
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I'm extremely impressionable, and I'll buy anything if there's so much as a gentle breeze in the air suggesting I purchase the item.
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I pose as a 16/F/USA despite being a 12/F/India, and pose as easy, impressionable bait in AOL chat rooms.
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" Another commentator wrote that the video presented an "extremely unhealthy message to impressionable young girls," adding that Hadid didn't look healthy, but "skeletal.
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Now, Jorge and his wife, Angela Gonzalez, claim the online game that targets impressionable teenagers is the reason Isaiah took his own life.
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Before these stories could be told to impressionable young children via the Disney conduit, however, they had to be cleaned up and neutered.
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Like Emerson's transparent eyeball, they serve as a lens for the peculiarities that surround them: They're impressionable and neutral at the same time.
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This may be good news for concerned citizens who feared the musical might present a nastily irresistible role model to impressionable young 'uns.
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"Quantum Leap" has stayed with me all these years, I think, because it offered my young, impressionable mind a framework for normal travel.
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So, as an impressionable teenager, seeing someone like Seth Cohen on television meant every Tuesday night I had a friend who got it.
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To live in Cairo was to feel Islam in my daily rhythms and physical surroundings, and I, thank God, was an impressionable teenager.
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Perhaps I watched it at a particularly impressionable age—I think I was 26—but it forever changed my relationship with raw chicken.
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Perhaps because if it once made me think I was luxurious, now it reminds me of a younger, more impressionable version of myself.
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Maekawa had joined Le Corbusier's firm as an impressionable 22 year old, and he saw the Villa Savoye as it was being constructed.
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At the schools, acolytes were recruited at an impressionable age; at the centers, they were prepared for entrance examinations to the country's bureaucracy.
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PECK There needs to be more encouragement and support for women — at an impressionable age — to explore that choreographic side of their brains.
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Julio Guerrero, 33, was an impressionable boy when the quarterback Brett Favre came on the scene for the Green Bay Packers in 1992.
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The tenor Paul Appleby brought youthful impulsiveness and sweetness to Pelléas, Golaud's impressionable younger half brother, who falls uncontrollably in love with Mélisande.
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When he needed me the most, I was busier and even more self-concerned than I had been when he was an impressionable infant.
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"Americans are very impressionable people, they see what they want to see," he told Russian outlet RIA on Friday when asked about the indictment.
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Since he did not provide the proper example to thousands of impressionable young men, this is my attempt at doing my Good Turn, Daily.
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In addition to justifying Roosevelt's actions, she cast remorse over the incident as political correctness, foisted upon impressionable history students by left-wing educators.
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She said teenagers and young adults are the ideal targets, since they are the most impressionable, but that retirees have found it helpful, too.
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The call-and-response in "Magic Dance" between Bowie and a horde of goblin puppets blew my mind as an impressionable five-year-old.
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You may think it's strange that a family of such talent was effectively cut off from pop culture during their most impressionable childhood years.
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Some communities welcome Junior R.O.T.C., but in others, it meets resistance from parents and advocacy groups who say it promotes militarism among impressionable youths.
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It would cost the chief executives something, losing their face time with this impressionable, transactional president — and their loss would be K Street's gain.
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Sadly, on many college campuses, a new, impressionable generation is being indoctrinated with lies about Israel and efforts to delegitimize it, at taxpayer expense.
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The first sister would have convinced impressionable oglers the world over that she, unlike her brother, is well-meaning — perhaps even pure of heart.
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But I was also an impressionable youngster who thought anything she did was cool, so I begged my mom to buy me a pair.
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"This particular social activist is a very popular young lady and a lot of impressionable young people follow her," he said of Ms. Zam.
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And now they're in the middle of a debate about the ethics and the responsibility that come with legions of young, highly impressionable superfans.
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He resembled a child in both outlook and appearance: He had an IQ of only 1003 and was highly impressionable, according to his neuropsychologist.
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At the very least they should not be able to advertise hate so blatantly, particularly on an app with such a young and impressionable viewership.
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"When you're so impressionable, in those formative years, it's such an amazing thing as a person," McArdle recalled in a teaser posted by Inside Edition.
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Her whispering voice, her powerful pipes, the way she even pronounced words like "cereal" or "booklet": It all shook me to my young impressionable core.
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Grease will never send out a great message to impressionable young people, but it doesn't make the lyric any more palatable or acceptable in 2016.
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Spanish bank Santander, in a survey, criticized celebrities for setting a bad example by oversharing online, claiming they were putting "impressionable young followers" at risk.
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While partying as an impressionable teen, Louisa got drunk and was lured into a local hedge maze by a group of older, soccer-playing men.
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In an interview with BuzzFeed, an associate of Matthews from the metal scene described him as someone who was impressionable and trying to fit in.
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As he renounced the coexistence he had once preached, he recorded the sermons that would play, long after his incineration, to impressionable youths like Hoda.
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In the new series, the dark wizard Gellert Grindelwald is a more pernicious and modern threat, who manipulates impressionable followers, the media and prominent politicians.
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But his understanding of land reform in South Africa is not so different from that of another impressionable septuagenarian, the President of the United States.
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They're asking the YouTuber be more mindful of the impressionable young audience she's cultivated, and messages she's sending them in the name of a business opportunity.
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Regrettably, Hamas convinced impressionable young adults that the border had been breached and directed them to run all the way to Jerusalem and murder their enemies.
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And it's hard for people of any age, but when you take younger people and impressionable people, I think psychologically it's a lot to deal with.
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And YouTubers—for all their big sisterly advice—are the new frontline for cosmetics brands looking to market their products to a young and impressionable audience.
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Kenny is clearly in over his head, clearly impressionable and prone to bullying, and clearly about to be asked to do some pretty messed up things.
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His brother taught him how to program on it, and Sweeney spent the rest of the rather impressionable trip "just programming the computer, figuring things out."
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" Heathers," a film about two teens who attempt to murder the members of their high school's popular clique, was pretty provocative for its impressionable teenage audience.
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Behind the scenes, these readers are having a profound impact on children's literature, reshaping stories in big and small ways before they reach impressionable young audiences.
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Not only does this undermine the danger of depression and anxiety, it can also encourage impressionable young teens to possibly have thoughts of suicide as well.
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Because of this, impressionable young people are prevented from watching films that could help them to better understand themselves and to accept the people around them.
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Eager to please, impressionable adolescents take their cues from adults in their lives, who might unconsciously model behavior that runs counter to being true to self.
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This is a world where celebrities have direct contact with their often-impressionable followers and where anyone can upload a video to YouTube, Facebook or Instagram.
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Teachers at my school gave lectures about Shi'ites, saying that we were worse than infidels, spreading half truths to make Shias look bad to impressionable kids.
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And so, being the fickle, impressionable human that I am, I had sex with my friend, all because I slept with him once in a passing dream.
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Many of Hadid's followers are young and quite impressionable, but it's surprising to see them turn on her (on a topic other than her boyfriend, Zayn Malik).
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LOS ANGELES — A U.K.-based child protection charity is calling out YouTube creators for the "blurred boundaries" between the internet stars and their young, often impressionable fans.
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It's easy for people like Klein to retort that by exposing these women, they're simply looking out for their "young, impressionable" followers (which Klein does, many times).
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Those who are obsessed with unfairly singling out and demonizing Israel now have a powerful tool with which to deceive impressionable undergraduates and deflect accusations of bias.
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" Have you thought to yourself over morning coffee, "Gee, I wish my impressionable child's financial education could be tied up in a volatile market for digital tokens?
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Increasing usage of children from Central Asia as suicide bombers has become a proliferating and disturbing trend by ISIS in grooming young impressionable minds for nefarious purposes.
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While the views of white supremacists continue to be passed down through generations, there are ways to counter its effects on the most impressionable members of society.
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Much of what I know about Pamela Anderson before meeting her is colored by the vivid imagery of this era, which I absorbed at an impressionable age.
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"The Americans are very impressionable people; they see what they want to see," the Russian state news agency Ria Novosti quoted Mr. Prigozhin as saying on Friday.
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For impressionable young people who attend school to have any representation that diminishes people, specifically students from communities that have already been diminished, it's an aggressive thing.
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My father's supernaturally patient wife and four impressionable children carried small blue membership cards for a research and investigative organization called the Mutual U.F.O. Network, or Mufon.
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At 28, on his way to Germany in 1935, Varian Fry of New York, born to affluence and Protestant probity, was just such an impressionable young man.
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Footsteps The vast coastal county of Cornwall, England, had a profound effect on the future writing of the impressionable young girl who would become a literary star.
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Removing him from the platform would not only prevent him from exploiting other people's trauma for monetized views, but also protect young, impressionable fans from a predator.
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Then, the master tape is blessed by "Satan's top demon" at a ceremony under a full moon before it is put into the hands of impressionable teenagers.
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But when you're young and impressionable, you think you must be wrong; if you just tried harder to fit in, everything would work out for the better.
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Trump's successful appeals to racial intolerance, bullying, misogyny, anger and fear have resonated deeply in the psyche of millions of our most impressionable future leaders -- and their parents.
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Juul itself stopped selling fruity flavored pods like mango and cucumber in most stores last year, in an effort to make its products less appealing to impressionable kids.
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"You took impressionable children's dreams and used them instead for your sick, perverted pleasure," said Angome, who reported that Reiakvam had molested her beginning when she was 13.
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"The resulting message is problematic for younger generations and impressionable minds, and undoubtably triggers myriad subsequent issues regarding conformity, prejudice, equality, self-acceptance, bullying, and health," Zellweger argues.
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PC: As your star continues to rise and you become a role model for impressionable young girls, what's something you've learned that you'd like to share with them?
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What's more disheartening to an impressionable kid than some schoolyard bully calling you a pizza-face when you're just trying to kick around a soccer ball at recess?
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If you were lucky enough to stumble upon Siouxsie and the Banshees at an impressionable age, the band could become your window into a world beyond the mainstream.
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"Regrettably, Hamas convinced impressionable young adults that the border had been breached and directed them to run all the way to Jerusalem and murder their enemies," he wrote.
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Now, I love me some Britney, but as much of a banger as it is, "Born to Make You Happy" sends the wrong message to an impressionable tween.
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Right now, he functions as a turbo booster, the impressionable prospect whose versatility, defensive awareness, and ravenous energy are enough to elevate the Raptors into a higher atmosphere.
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In Meet The Parents, Nzekwe comments on his immediate environs, the North American inner-city, presenting the narrative of absentee parenting and its consequences on a young impressionable minds.
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It's deeply disturbing that 13 Reasons Why's official Twitter account is romanticizing this relationship, especially given the massive number of impressionable teens who are major fans of the show.
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With her newfound mega-fame and influence, she promised to clean up her act for impressionable youths: "I'm gonna change for you, little girls, because I deadass love ya."
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Like a concerned parent, I ask if the Queen's Head was a bad influence on five impressionable teenagers, who all attended the same south London school at the time.
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With that diverse a talent pool, brands from American Eagle to Nestlé have been able to buy into this system, hoping to make lifelong customers of impressionable, influenceable students.
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And that's what makes his death a tragedy, not just for how his life ended, but for how that selective and curated narrative has taken hold of impressionable minds.
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Or, at least, that's what I thought when, at the very impressionable age of 13, I saw Pirates of The Caribbean for the first of five times in theaters.
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But sometimes—especially when you're a child with an impressionable mind—the entertainment that scares us the most are the things that aren't meant to scare us at all.
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The film asks a very important question: With dangerous, impressionable content lurking beneath the surface of the web, how much do we hold children responsible for what they find?
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That means that impressionable young women in the '90s got to see women who broke boundaries, kicked ass, and did it all without succumbing to society's expectations for women.
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The widespread adoption of smartphones and the impressionable minds of up-and-coming generations of gamers aren't the only things that informed decisions around Super Mario Run on iOS.
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In September, the iconic line of dolls — which has a long history of inspiring unrealistic ideas of beauty in young, impressionable girls — released a Zendaya doll, complete with dreadlocks.
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Disco, be it Chic, Instant Funk, or some novelty knock-off churned out to nick pocket money off impressionable kids, is suffused with tragedy—heartbreak lurks round ever corner.
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By peddling misinformation about the dangers of drug use and telling huge numbers of impressionable kids that drugs and drug use are everywhere, the program can even increase abuse.
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When it's portrayed as the "social norm," impressionable children and teens may imitate characters who smoke and perceive smoking as an appealing way to fit in, federal experts say.
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Worth noting is how the same tradition infers an aspect of license to the piggy part, intended one assumes to surreptitiously dangle the lure of gluttony before an impressionable demographic.
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And in the midst of each carefully edited picture of an influencer just "hanging out," brands have found a new method of direct yet subtle marketing to young, impressionable consumers.
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These genuinely tragic incidents occurred at a time when movies and television were already being scrutinized for their influence on impressionable youth, which presumably made removing it an easy call.
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Like many of her contemporaries who came of age circa 2001, Dunham also plucked the shit out of her brows as an impressionable youth — and continues to pay the price.
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Whether it's the life-altering benefits of foreplay or the importance of communication, these are the valuable lessons they learned (or are still learning) about sex during this impressionable decade.
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Hurt feelings aside, Zarrabi is most concerned about the message Issler is sending her customers and, specifically, how this could impact impressionable young shoppers struggling with their own body image.
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If a child were at the helm, searching for whatever ideas pop into their impressionable minds, they could fall into an eternal "Baby Shark" viewing hole and never come out.
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I feel ME. I feel like I'm finally leaving the young, insecure and impressionable girl I once was and am coming into the strong and confident woman I am today.
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Wine School I don't like to predict which wines will become the next big things because, really, who knows where the vast numbers of impressionable consumers will swerve to next?
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What's most interesting in the film is the way in which young Jojo, and the other impressionable Hitler youth, fall under Nazism's sway despite its apparent idiocy and empty pieties.
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Hanna-Elisabeth Müller, a young German soprano, had an auspicious Met debut as Marzelline, Rocco's impressionable daughter, who has fallen for Fidelio, not knowing the truth about this shy newcomer.
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Seemingly anyone with a camera can develop a massive base of young and impressionable followers, but on YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, these influencers are rarely held accountable for their actions.
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Over the course of the film, Nesmith learns to embody the heroic values his character espouses, values that have turned the impressionable Thermians into a force for good in the universe.
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Think of it as an alternative for parents who feel that "Matilda the Musical," the current (and infinitely more sophisticated) Broadway hit, has too many dark corners for their impressionable progeny.
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I know, I know, it's profoundly depressing — a father/president shouldn't be referring to women as a piece of "ass," especially in front of his very impressionable, little-bit-dumb son.
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Of course, women can do what they like – but if they/you use nudity to sell records to impressionable young female fans, I'll continue to call them/you out on it.
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That's not at all how the hole in the ozone layer actually works, but as an impressionable eight-year-old with a big imagination, that's what it sounded like to me.
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Not only would a ban protect professional baseball players from the dangers of chewing tobacco, it would also prevent millions of impressionable young athletes from picking up the habit, Pallone says.
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She's reacting, fueled by grief and anger over her humiliation and Myrcella's death and fear for Tommen's future, the mother's love that the High Sparrow discussed with the impressionable boy-king.
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"To joke about [anorexia] in any respect is not only wrong but really harmful and dangerous — especially when Kim has so many followers, and many are young, impressionable girls," Saffran says.
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Giacometti/Sade posits that the same groundswell also swept up the Swiss-born Alberto Giacometti, who as a student in 19350 had resettled in Paris at the impressionable age of 231.
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"At end of the day I saw it as a love story," he said, recalling his character as at once fatherly and sadistic, in many ways irresistible to the impressionable infantrymen.
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He gobbles down cookies for breakfast, lunch and dinner, and impressionable audiences can only take that to mean one thing: Cookies are a delectable treat, one we all deserve to enjoy.
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Recently, the administration asked "Madison Valleyood" (Madison Avenue, Silicon Valley and Hollywood) to come up with more innovative solutions, particularly from sources more palatable to impressionable youth than the U.S. government.
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Lee joked that he had told his grandson to close his eyes when Choi took the club away, because his swing was not exactly something that impressionable youngsters should be trying.
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And I use the term "interview" loosely, because Cavill's interviews seemed more akin to a few artful Batman putdowns, withholding high-fives, and cajoling some impressionable young witnesses into siding with Superman.
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Following a popular trope of inexperienced right-hand-man to an impressionable superstar a la Brian Wilson and Anna Nicole Smith, the moment they met, Britney's life spiralled further out of control.
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I can't decide whether that's deliberate, since the story (in both book and film) requires her to be impressionable, biddable, and easily manipulated to the point where she barely has a personality.
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"My daughter is five, so right now she's at such an impressionable age that the sights and sounds she's around will impact her really for the rest of her life," said Singleton.
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Watching him redpill himself has been hilarious, but then you remember he has access to his dad, the most powerful and impressionable human on the planet, and it's a lot less funny.
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I had a little bit of a moral crisis when I found myself urging young impressionable children to go and fetch some money from their parents so I could play with them.
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While I do agree that humans should question the world around them, I disagree with the mass production information that's pushed to impressionable viewers when it may or may not be true.
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It was shameless and patently unfair to the other teams that tanked for the occasion and especially to Williamson, 18, whose impressionable head was prematurely filled with visions of Big Apple grandeur.
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Even when we are young and impressionable, our brains have molecular and structural brakes that control the degree to which they can be rewired by experience (and these tighten as we age).
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Alexey Kazakov, a host at state-run channel Rossiya 24, said in a June 19 report the mildly addictive device "makes a person impressionable for manipulation," as per a translation by Newsweek.
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Brett and Michelle's two kids are present, but more as symbols of something the two thought they should probably do someday than as young, impressionable humans the couple seems actively involved in raising.
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My dad hadn't thought about the effects his words would or could have on a young and impressionable mind, on someone that looked up to him and didn't want to be a disappointment.
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Their #repealthe19th hashtag perfectly combines an aggressive attack on women's personhood with throwback nostalgia for the days when rough-and-tumble politics were thought to be too intellectually taxing for irrational, impressionable women.
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"Of course, women can do what they like — but if they/you use nudity to sell records to impressionable young female fans, I'll continue to call them/you out on it," he continued.
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Last night, the Californian rappers took the track to Larry Wilmore's The Nightly Show and cleaned it up a little for all those little impressionable kids who are still awake at around midnight.
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They might make our prisons a place in which radicals can no longer exert control over impressionable minds, but then again, they might exacerbate the very problems they were put there to solve.
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"I know this photo will piss people off, it will be shared worldwide while being mocked and judged, saying how I'm 'negatively affecting' impressionable young minds, and I'm prepared for that," she said.
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On the show, the actor, painter and screenwriter portrays a lovable and kind Mr. Rogers-like television character called Mr. Pickles who uses puppets to teach wisdom and lessons to impressionable young minds.
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Events covered and questions asked will convey to impressionable, high-achieving high school students (and future national leaders) what is important, how to interpret it and, ultimately, how to feel about their country.
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Critics have complained that Barbie conveys harmful messages about body image to impressionable girls, while others have defended the petite blonde as a miniature representation of an adult woman who breaks glass ceilings.
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Sure: She's not the most P.C. or conservative of the bunch, but at the end of the day, she's an impressionable 18-year-old with feelings — like any of us at that age.
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" "Stuff like Omegle and WoW catfishing ... definitely did some damage to me as an impressionable young teen, but they also gave me this chance to have high-risk social experiences with lower stakes.
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These coaches spent their days sitting behind computer screens in Raqqa, the Syrian city that is the group's de facto capital, moving the impressionable men they met on the internet like chess pieces.
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Instead, they pulled from what they learned, tasted, and experienced in Montreal, New York, and London, each with established cocktail cultures, in the early 20123s as young, impressionable, and most importantly, curious students.
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And if these impressionable young people are not held to account, then a deadline becomes nothing more than a two-syllable word, creating a loose thread that threatens to unravel the social fabric.
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His grandma argues that Tucker was physically coerced into joining a gang, and that—as a result of the impulse control disorder resulting from his brain injury—he was impressionable and easily influenced.
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They were more concerned with the ideas that impressionable children might absorb from the immensely popular book, ideas that might conflict with biblical ideas about good, evil, light, darkness, obedience, and other matters.
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Facebook says it's listening to parents who want a better social network option for their kids, but it's unclear if Facebook is listening to those opposing such a service for young, impressionable minds.[VentureBeat]
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As far as I'm concerned, if juicing the ball instead of the players means fans get more dingers without pumping impressionable and eager young men chock-full of dangerous hormones, I'm all for it.
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That's a dangerous cultural message to be promoting among impressionable young people, who make up a large chunk of YouTube's audience, even if the intended users of this particular feature are an older crowd.
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He's in the running to be our president, and with that comes the understanding that millions of people will look up to him — including impressionable young men and women who will become parents someday.
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You'd think Mattel would be mindful here of how the latest version of Barbie may come across to impressionable young girls, given its many other missteps — including and especially in its foray into tech.
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"He had a whole plan for taking over this girl's life and she believed, because she is young, impressionable and easily manipulated, she believed that she had a choice in that plan," Stevens explains.
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Even I have to admit that as much as the tragic love story of Final Fantasy VIII impacted me as an impressionable teenager, in retrospect my adult brain can hardly make sense of it.
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For example, I don't let my reporters use words like "flawless," or "perfect body," as we're in a position where we could influence impressionable people, and so we try to take responsibility with that.
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The other thing that strikes me about bas-reliefs is how they echo the matter from which they are made: clay is impressionable material that can be pressed into a plane and folded over.
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I was visiting a mate in Aberdeen and we were impressionable, excitable young pups and the prospect of Messerschmidt by the quid in a sweaty 'Ibiza themed' basement was the prospect of life itself.
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Gone are the days of young impressionable eighth grade kids just waking up on a Saturday morning and walking into a big intimidating building to take the same test with limited or no preparation.
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For impressionable young troublemakers, the film must have seemed like a how-to manual for perpetrating anarchy: both The Narrator and Durden speak directly to the camera at times, explaining their techniques and motivations.
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She has a riffy playfulness with language that you find in people who read an abnormal amount of fiction at an impressionable age, and she can sum up existential problems in devastating single sentences.
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If anything, Mr. Kwiecien (as the dashing, aloof aristocrat Onegin) and Ms. Netrebko (as the bookish, impressionable Tatiana, who falls for him at first sight) were dramatically sharper and vocally bolder than in 2013.
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"—three 6 gothia (@luhshawnays) February 14, 2020Cheng told Insider she believes it is "harmful to society to make impressionable young girls see posts like these and think it's brave or celebrated to be this size.
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"A pervasive reemergence of smoking across screens that is glamorizing and renormalizing a deadly habit to millions of impressionable young people," Robin Koval, CEO and president of Truth Initiative, said in a statement Variety shared.
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Remember way back when, when you were young and impressionable and fun and good looking and you had money to burn and places to visit and you wanted to see everything, do everything, be everything?
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And most troubling, many believe, is what it says about the rise in anti-Semitism among young people, and the millions of impressionable rap fans who are generations removed from the horrors of Nazi rule.
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The internet was quick to point out that Kardashian has impressionable fans who take her word as gospel and joking that the getting sick is a way to lose weight isn't such a great message.
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The more idealised his vision of Dar al-Islam, the easier it is for an impressionable young Muslim to convince himself that everywhere else is Dar al-Harb, a zone of adversaries deserving no mercy.
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When the streaming platform released the fictional young adult series 13 Reasons Why in March, mental health experts and suicide survivors argued that the show's graphic portrayal of suicide might negatively influence young, impressionable viewers.
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Since the rise of Meitu, a different kind of client has become more common: young, impressionable women who bring pictures of their idols to his office and ask to be given this or that feature.
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As a lifelong advocate for the State of Israel, I cannot help but worry that Americans, especially impressionable young voters, will be pushed away from Israel — not by ideology, but by allegiance to a party.
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They include Audrey's benignly parasitic husband (an excellent Nicholas Rowe); her best friend, a swaggering and emotionally destructive novelist (Helen Schlesinger); and Audrey's dangerously impressionable daughter (Charlotte Hope), who has artistic leanings of her own.
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More recently, though, YouTube has taken a reputational hit as its platform as been blamed for an extremist and radicalizing impact on young and impressionable minds by encouraging users to swallow junk science and worse.
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For the past several decades, within the dreary halls of every unionized public school in this country, a great fiction about our nation's history has been spoonfed to the minds of the young and impressionable.
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Children are so impressionable that a number of organizations, including the American Psychological Association, the American Academy of Pediatrics, and the Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood, have called for heavy restrictions on advertising to children.
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He decides that he can't handle Jake Paul — a creator who has been criticized for performing dangerous stunts, overly promoting merchandise to a young and impressionable audience, and abusing his former colleagues — in the same way.
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There is no doubt in my mind that if Mr. Cummins had never been caught, he would have eventually discarded me like a piece of trash and made another impressionable young woman his next chosen victim.
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The project rescues the illegally caught orphan apes and rehabilitates them, introducing the vulnerable and impressionable animals to a curriculum featuring lessons in climbing, foraging for food and building their own sleeping nest in the trees.
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Idris Elba with his riveting performance as a warrior demagogue and new comer Abraham Attah who played an impressionable child soldier thrust into the devastation of civil war were some of this year's most egregious snubs.
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"These audience members would have been teenagers or young adults in 1969, at the time of the film's setting, and would likely remember the impressionable events upon which the story is based," the Movio report states.
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In "The Favourite," his new film, two women vie for the affections of an impressionable, mercurial Queen Anne, well aware that losing her favor would put an end to their ambitions of power, status, even survival.
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But given the toxicity of diet culture and the potential dangers of diet and weight-loss products — coupled with how many impressionable young people use social media and follow the Kardashians and Jenners — the criticisms are understandable.
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The gradually increasing speed and length of the snake are the biggest challenges to negotiate, though I'm not sure that "cut yourself to survive" is really the message we want to be sending to impressionable young minds.
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In another issue of the Marvel comic Runaways, for example, an evil police detective convinces a team of impressionable super-powered teens to attack heroes Cloak and Dagger by telling them the two have kidnapped a child.
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San Antonio Spurs great Duncan, who is now retired, said in a statement he was afraid that without a strong sentence, financial advisers would feel they were free to prey on young, impressionable and suddenly wealthy athletes.
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They are right that Fortnite is beloved by an audience of young and impressionable players, though it's debatable how many of those are going to feel inspired to recreate any of the game in the real world.
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When I sat down with them in New York for their first American interview a few hours before a show where they would play in front of 30 casually interested people, they were wide-eyed and impressionable.
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In his play Philoctetes, Sophocles tells a story of deceit: The Greek commander Odysseus wants to convince the titular exiled war hero to fight again, and he enlists Neoptolemus, a young, impressionable boy to lie for him.
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In Malick's 1973 debut feature Badlands, a James Dean-esque delinquent seduces an impressionable suburban girl, and together they embark on a crime rampage which ends in lonely exile at the outer limits of the 1950s Midwest.
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Like other impressionable teenagers seduced by flashy dealers, Amanda was being groomed for work in a brothel, and when word goes out about her rescue, Marr finds his services in demand by parents of other missing girls.
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Its inhabitants could find themselves living in goldfish bowl over the two years, as tabloid journalists trawl their social media accounts for signs of egregious spending habits and the more impressionable residents land themselves reality TV deals.
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And even when he chooses to impersonate Byron Scott by punishing first and second-year players who, you know, make mistakes, in an otherwise lost season there's serious value in thrusting important defensive principles onto impressionable prospects.
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But I think it was complicated, and I think many immigrant kids and first-gen kids, when you're young and impressionable, you want to deny any part of your identity that feels different from the larger group.
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A few hours later, with Rahami in custody, the familiar, predictable story emerged: A young, impressionable soul, following a sojourn of radicalization in the East, brought suffering and fear to innocents — and a bad end for himself.
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An impressionable young teenager — usually female, although not always — is lured to Hollywood with the promise of fame and fortune by an older Svengali type, only to be manipulated and controlled in an emotionally and physically damaging way.
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But when a society at once calls itself democratic but continues to abuse its minority population, that population's youngest and most impressionable witnesses would be right to question whether this is a decent society, a democracy, at all.
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If felt to me like if I ever needed sort of a visual or, you know, evidence of the influence that the Federalist Society and Scalia has had on these young, impressionable conservative law students, here it is.
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In The Girls, Charles Manson is named Russell, but he's still an aspiring musician who surrounds himself with lonely, impressionable people, promising that he understands their pain and their problems and that through him they can be healed.
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Even if this client asked specifically for this result, these are not the body goals we need to be advertising to twenty thousand followers that include impressionable young people (not just women, even though we experience body shaming disproportionately).
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It's a sensical way to stand out in an unexciting conference, but for a rebuilding team with an impressionable roster, it also serves as an incubator for bad habits, and may inflict long-term damage on their young core.
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While the outcome is more of a failure on the part of humanity than the software brand, Microsoft should have had the foresight to, maybe, look into the kind of place Twitter is before making its bot so impressionable.
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I don't know if I could discern the difference between him and the character at that point in time because, again, it was my first experience doing anything like this and I was a 16-year-old, impressionable girl.
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The animated science fiction show is a staple of Cartoon Network's Adult Swim; it follows Rick, a brilliant-but-cynical alcoholic scientist and his impressionable grandson, Morty, as they embark on a variety of zany adventures across the multiverse.
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Sometimes she would play the show while she braided my hair for the upcoming week, making sure to keep my eyes averted from the screen as to not give her impressionable child nightmares from the overtly '90s special effects.
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It's not just that any pairing could work, it's that they all seem so darn appealing—I can only assume the film itself left more than a few impressionable viewers with questions about their own chaotic scattershot of attractions.
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Soundtracked by my mum's music collection, my impressionable ears were accustomed to Bob Marley, Maxi Priest, and Shabba Ranks every Sunday, while I'd only see my dad get down when Prince Nico Mbarga's "Sweet Mother" played at family events.
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The Bulls do not have any draft picks from the Nets, but they still find themselves in a similar situation, with a head coach who was highly reputed from college basketball at the helm of a young, impressionable roster.
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The most famous instance of far-right views being disseminated on YouTube is PewDiePie – the site's biggest star, commanding an audience of literally millions of impressionable teenage boys, who for some reason want to watch him play computer games.
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In exhibition form, a grid of more than 100 variations of a technical mishap from a 35mm negative—each printed by hand using lith chemistry—looks like an aged surface of the moon: open and impressionable, yet falling apart.
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We also see how impressionable young people could be (as they still are!) regarding their parents' or mentors' views and we are able to observe how the affair seeped into the fabric of everyday life during these troubled years.
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An impressionable and theatrically inclined child when the Acropolis film was omnipresent, I loved it, probably for the same reason I fell for opera around the same time: It had the kind of preposterous grandeur that matched my aspirations.
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It also suggests that a lot of what happened earlier in the story may have been dreamed into existence by two impressionable young souls who, struggling to survive, found refuge in each other and wished the real world away.
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Children's book publishers in particular have reacted swiftly to harassment allegations against authors, given their books' impressionable audiences and their reliance on teachers and librarians, who might be reluctant to support the work of authors accused of inappropriate behavior.
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That combination of fear-baiting and my being an impressionable teenager left me feeling like I only had one option left: to get rid of their Most Known Unknown album (which I recently spoke about on the Vinyl Me Please Podcast).
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We'd drive to a school, I'd watch her deliver a presentation to a room of impressionable young women on the "holocaust" Planned Parenthood had inflicted upon their generation, and then we'd get back in the car and have to make chitchat.
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Dunham also makes the point that what most audiences will see, especially the younger and more impressionable ones—the ones who are assaulted and raped and in daunting numbers — is less nuanced than whatever message West may be trying to send.
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Years ago, in 1999, a younger, blonder, and impressionable Gosling walked into an audition room with hopes of landing a role on a new show about a quirky mother-and-daughter duo spicing up the picturesque town of Stars Hollow.
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When gymnasts reach a certain stage in their sports career, these impressionable athletes and their hopeful parents put their total trust in the coaches, trainers, and doctors like Nassar, who are supposed to support them and teach them to become stars.
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Most importantly, however, just being present at the second Pro-Am reasserted Fortnite's mainstream popularity with young, impressionable gaming fans, many of whom were ecstatic to be watching their favorite game played by their favorite streamers in such glamorous fashion.
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Getting drafted has been a great fear of mine ever since I read A Prayer for Owen Meany at a young and impressionable age, but getting left out of things because I'm a girl also pisses me off a lot.
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And in the case of the child Banks was tutoring, it might have been helpful for the kid's teachers and other adult figures to be aware of their own biases — to not send the wrong signal to an impressionable young child.
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My family's first computer ran Windows 33, but the first experience I can recall with a computer was Windows 98 and the boot theme must've imprinted itself on my impressionable, 5-year-old brain because I've exclusively used Windows ever since.
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An impressionable 20073-year-old, Thomas was introduced to the chill-inducing cheers of golf at its highest level and the jaw-dropping peak excellence of Tiger Woods, who won the tournament with a game and an aura that captivated Thomas.
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The beauty of Barry Jenkins's romance "Moonlight" — some of it, anyway — is the way it didn't have to work half as hard to let you see deep inside a character who over time graduates from impressionable child to impenetrable adult thug.
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"As more states go toward having medical marijuana and having legalized marijuana, that creates a public perception — including among our impressionable youth — that it's safe," Dr. Richard Rosenthal, of Mount Sinai Hospital, who wasn't involved in the report, told VICE News.
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"For so long, the narrative has told women and young impressionable girls that in order to be popular, have friends, to be desirable for the male gaze, and to some extent be a worthy human ... that we must be thin," the petition stated.
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He has to guard how much of his full self he lets the young boy see, and Barlog said that he drew on his own life for just how difficult it can be to try presenting your best self to an impressionable child.
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"The use of non-plus models to represent plus-size lines encourages body dysmorphia, especially when [Boohoo's] target market is largely young women vulnerable and impressionable to marketing," Jen Eastwood, an organizer for "Free To Be OK With Me," told Yahoo Style.
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But Mr. Dietz also requires us to believe that not one but two characters are so impressionable that they think a palpably real human being is a ghost, a notion that stretches suspension of disbelief to the length of a suspension bridge.
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Granted, this was a rather pessimistic outlook to instill in someone at such an impressionable age, but as I've gotten older and observed the patterns of my surroundings, I have to concede that—as with a lot of things—she's kind of right.
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"Victoria Beckham's shocking and shameful promotional image made me feel physically sick — but will have a far more damaging effect on many impressionable young girls who see it," the writer and TV host Piers Morgan wrote in his Mail Online column on Monday.
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But, with unhealthy eating habits contributing to far more deaths each year than the other vices prohibited by the Mormon faith and BYU, I felt compelled to ask Layton if he had any misgivings about pushing deadly chocolate milk on impressionable young students.
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"By lowering the age of criminality to 9, we will be creating kindergarten prisons, and instead of rehabilitating children, these will become finishing schools for young criminals, their impressionable minds tutored by the best in the trade," she said in a statement.
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In keeping with that spirit, Mercedes-Benz teamed up with Mattel to make a Matchbox version of Rosqvist's 1962 220 SE Sedan, and then worked with NGCP to build a program around giving out 50,000 of the cars to young, impressionable girls.
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The "ragdoll physics" genre of addictive Flash gaming allowed a generation of impressionable 90s kids to fling, stretch, and explode digital people with realistic-enough effects to instill in us the sadistic tendencies that today explain the App Store's Editors' Choice section.
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If you look past the disembowelings, mass slaughter, human flesh pies, and general rapaciousness, Game of Thrones is obviously an extended metaphor for global warming hatched by a sinister liberal elitist small council to sway an impressionable young audience to their PC agenda.
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While Peterson is just one blogger selling pseudoscience on the internet (a 30-minute nutrition consultation with Peterson costs $120 USD), she makes a convincing case for how her diet helped relieve her own frustrating autoimmune disease symptoms that impressionable people would happily buy into.
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Advertisers have had the impressionable minds and bellies of children in their crosshairs for decades, and what better time to hawk sugary junk than during Halloween—the one phase of the year where shamelessly binge-eating candy is not only tolerated, but widely encouraged?
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Younger, more impressionable children with an inchoate understanding of politics may be confused if they hear their parents supporting candidate X while their teacher insists on candidate Y. Either way, it seems a mistake to make political advocacy a main thrust of the school day.
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While the problems with sexualizing a children's show should be obvious, there's also the issue of conveying a positive message to its impressionable audience: A show that is for girls should be teaching girls that they are worthy of respect no matter how they look.
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That leaves Schiff, like an advocate singling out the most impressionable members of a jury in a courtroom drama, forever working on swing state senators handed tough races by Trump's unpopularity and Republicans uncomfortable with their leader's refusal to explore new testimony and evidence.
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No one pays me to promote any products, because I have likely eschewed all of them, dumped everything with a label into a trash bag and vowed to live off coconut oil — the all-around product of choice for the apocalyptic-minded, impressionable minimalist — alone.
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Here are examples of some of the values that are being taught to young impressionable Palestinian children: The textbooks teach that the inhabitants of Jerusalem, Jewish people, are the "devil's aides" and terror attacks against them are really "barbecue part(ies)" with Molotov cocktails.
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Perhaps the best bet is a vastly expanded, even mandatory, national service program that might at once throw Americans of every creed and culture together for a year or two at an impressionable age, fire up civic engagement and even revive the American dream.
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These young and impressionable boys at Covington Catholic High are being taught ways of life that should no longer be acceptable, this kind of disrespect to other cultures and even to girls is only something boys who do not know no different would do.
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Those inclined to believe in free will and the free market argue that the Lost City of White Male Privilege was responsible for its own demise, that the constant stream of contradictory religious and secular edicts from on high confused the highly impressionable white male.
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Where we used to look at Victoria's Secret for tips on how to look sexy, buying up all the lace thongs and push-up bras we could get our impressionable teenage hands on, we're now opting instead for underwear that makes us feel confident and comfortable.
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Assuming that hurdle can be cleared, they have to work across a table from people whose regimes they represent regularly spew virulent anti-Semitic rhetoric; worst still, which systematically target their poison to impressionable children in a manner and scope that would make Hitler's Brown Shirts proud.
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The latest group of alleged blog posts includes a great deal of material that might embarrass a prominent liberal figure like Ms. Reid, including expressions of disgust at the thought of homosexuality, opposition to gay marriage, claims that gay men prey on "impressionable teens" and criticism of political correctness.
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Mae (Harry Potter and Beauty and the Beast star Emma Watson), an impressionable young woman in a dead-end cubicle job, gets hired as a customer service rep at The Circle, an immense Google-like company with seemingly utopian, progressive ideas about how technology can drive human connection.
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According to Ruditis, whose book was trashed by critics, we live in a culture so unaware of the health hazards (think: STI transmission and sexual assault) of oral sex that teens would gladly have parties wherein impressionable young women give blowjobs to random boys to attain social status.
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He (in his humble opinion) was the intellectual lodestar for the whole thing—the wellspring from which the gospel of modern nationalism would flow, washing over the newly red-pilled masses and percolating through the orange follicles of the impressionable demagogue about to move into the White House.
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And chronic parental stress is inherently opposed to optimal child development; one study notes it has been "associated with numerous undesirable outcomes," including heightened rates of parental depression and marital conflict, as well as less attentive, harsher parenting—none of which is good for an impressionable, developing brain.
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Still, though, as their jowly mugs and boozer's guts bubbled under the light of moon, I felt a building distemper that eventually had me stood over them, modest rocks in either hand, breathing deeply before driving each down into the impressionable meat and cartilege of nose and eyesocket.
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Isaiah Rashad's The Sun's Tirade largely details how his addiction nearly led to him being dropped by TDE; Travis Scott, Future (who has claimed to not do as many drugs as he raps about), and others tend to speak on drugs more positively, leading impressionable admirers to follow suit.
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And, so long as we're being serious and impressionable, you really need to get started on Will Mackin's debut collection of short stories, "Bring Out the Dog," which builds on notes he took during many deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan, as a naval officer attached to a SEAL unit.
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Now for the "shit hit the fan" moment of the show: After Cookie got brothers Jamal and Hakeem together for their live stream, Lucious — who's been needling into his youngest son's impressionable side — triggered a jealous tirade when he learned that Hakeem had dropped his drive to beef with Gram.
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Rather, what Mr. Cruz has done is amplify his criticism of his colleague on the campaign trail, portraying Mr. Rubio as craven and impressionable — a candidate who ran for the Senate on a platform much like Mr. Cruz's only to buckle under pressure from party elites in the 2013 immigration fight.
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This is why, after passing the age of 30, I made an effort to read as much Japanese fiction as I could, thanks to which I discovered quite a number of truly interesting works later in life but recall very few from those impressionable teen years I spent in the 1960s.
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Moffat-era Doctor Who gave us not one, not two, but three female companions (River, Amy, and Clara) whose entire narrative arcs were characterized by their having fallen in love with the Doctor in childhood, as "impressionable young girl[s]" who then "live for the days" when they meet him again.
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I like to think that my tolerance for charlatans of the mind is low, but when it comes to the lotion I pat on my cheeks and the grease I smear on my legs, I'll consider anything — as impressionable as a passive, pseudoscience-prone young woman in a Nathaniel Hawthorne novel.
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Shelley Diaz, a former reviews manager and young adult editor at School Library Journal, said "Blood Heir" and other young adult fantasy novels that deal with slavery often deserve extra scrutiny from readers because the stories are crafted for an impressionable young audience, and praised Ms. Zhao for responding to critics.
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"The same media that resolutely looked away when the most powerful man in the world, a sitting U.S. president with multiple violent sexual assaults to his credit, snared an impressionable young intern in his web and ruined her life, now expects us to gasp with revulsion at Mr. Trump's irreverent comments," they said.
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Nygyl Brynn Blackwolf, who founded an extreme metal record label and has known Matthews since 2014, said the 21-year-old was "a good kid" who never exhibited any signs of white supremacism, was "gullible and impressionable," and had been trying hard to make his mark in the Norwegian black metal scene.
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It's unlikely anyone really thinks this will go off without a hitch — putting real money and opportunity in the hands of the hoi polloi rarely does — but $40,000 is a small investment for YC to find out whether this could be an interesting way to entice young, impressionable startups into their lair.
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Among the gathered rogues: a down-on-his-luck priest (Jeff Bridges), a singer named Darlene Sweet (Cynthia Erivo), an impressionable Southern girl (Cailee Spaeny) and her older sister (Dakota Johnson), a vacuum cleaner salesman (Jon Hamm), and — perhaps most enigmatically — a charismatic and shirt-averse cult leader, played by Chris Hemsworth.
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Mr. Marchant and the director, Charles McDougall, delineate the themes and plot points that resonate with current concerns about terrorism: Verloc's recruitment of his mentally impaired, impressionable young brother-in-law into the plot; the questionable value of torture as an interrogation tool; the romantic appeal of the terrorist as revolutionary hero.
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I recognized that I was impressionable by nature: I used to ask friends for advice on everything from which toothpaste brand to buy to whether I should break up with my boyfriend, but spending a portion of each night with no one around gave me the chance to discover my own true opinions.
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In court filings Thursday, actresses Toni Gaal and Sarah Tither-Kaplan claimed that Franco's "Studio 4" school, which shuttered in 2017, "created and maintained a pipeline of young, impressionable women who were funneled to Franco and his 'boys' with the intent to exploit them financially and sexually," according to The New York Times.
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As the youngest MCU title hero by at least a decade, Peter is uniquely qualified to demonstrate what it means to come of age in an era of superheroes and supervillains, and how that might shape the morality or self-image or general outlook of an impressionable mind still working all that stuff out.
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Given how self-aware the show is with regards to Heather's problematic behavior, and how bad she comes out looking by the end of it, Daytime Divas serves to model how not to parent a gender nonconforming child, pointing out how damaging such rigid approaches to gendered behavior can feel to an impressionable kid.
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"To joke about [anorexia] in any respect is not only wrong but really harmful and dangerous — especially when Kim has so many followers, and many are young, impressionable girls," Kristina Saffran, co-founder and executive director of Project HEAL, a non-profit organization that offers recovery support for people suffering from eating disorders told Refinery29.
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Multiple investigations by journalists have also delved into instances where YouTube has been blamed for pushing people, including the young and impressionable, towards far right points of view via its algorithm's radicalizing rabbit hole — which exposes users to increasingly extreme points of view without providing any context about what it's encouraging them to view.
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At this current moment when China faces greater international tensions, a pushback to their rising influence in Asia, and territorial disputes along their border with India, the last thing that Beijing needs is accusations from an opportunistic Indian politician sounding the alarm about how Beijing-based Chinese companies are spreading misinformation among the impressionable Indian electorate….
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There are those who can slather on a full face of makeup every morning, spend an hour finding the perfect filter for the photo, hit post, and fool the world into thinking they're more #blessed than their hundreds of thousands of impressionable followers because they keep a full-coverage Anastasia Beverly Hills stick foundation in every purse.
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"How lovely to see the phrase I said to my teenage/young adult self that also led to me calling myself a 'fat, disgusting waste of oxygen' often before self-harming just because I had dinner, sold in their shops ON FRICKIN SCALES so other impressionable young minds can suffer the same self hatred," wrote Shevlin on Facebook.
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The parade of beautiful, bloodied women in Mr. Refn's flashy dud — about a young model (Elle Fanning), newly arrived in Los Angeles — suggests that he fell under the spell of both Helmut Newton and David Lynch at an impressionable age, but without learning anything, including how to move beyond shocks or how to animate his visuals.
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If your dumb, impressionable kid sees two man-children badmouthing each others' girlfriends on a stage in front of a couple of hundred people and thinks, "I want to do that," they'll grow out of it in the long term but they might find a sport they can follow for life or the motivation to try something athletic.
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The inevitable remake of "The Little Mermaid" could depict Ariel as an entrepreneur who specializes in making body-positive clamshell bras, and it still won't be enough to erase 30 years' worth of impressionable children who have seen the original film and the unrealistic beauty expectations her rendering (as well as that of other Disney princesses) puts forth.
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With each mouth fed, it became increasingly difficult for government officials like Hoover to portray the Panthers in a negative light: The BCP (Breakfast for Children Program) promotes at least tacit support for the Black Panther Party among naive individuals and, what is more distressing, it provides the BPP with a ready audience composed of highly impressionable youths.
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For more than a decade, Two and a Half Men's Angus T. Jones was one of the most recognizable (and well-paid) faces on TV. But just two years later, after 10 seasons of starring as Jake — the young and impressionable son of Jon Cryer's character on the CBS sitcom — Jones, 23, was ready to leave his show and say goodbye to stardom.
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"The article was supposed to be about finding cute, fun swimsuits that make girls feel confident, but instead it focused on girls' body image and had a negative impact," she wrote on Facebook, adding that the Discovery Girls staff is cognizant of its impressionable readership and the impact its content can have, and that healthy body image is always important to the magazine.
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Before the debates on truth and beauty with her circle of early 20th-century artists, intellectuals and writers known as the Bloomsbury Group; before the polemic feminist lectures at Cambridge; and before the ever-constant push to experiment with new forms of fiction, there was the impressionable young girl, born Adeline Virginia Stephen, who spent seaside summers in Cornwall, on England's rugged southwestern tip.
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The episode's real highlight comes courtesy of the unparalleled Paris Geller, who — after scaring a class of impressionable Chilton students with a lecture full of Stalin quotes — has her own meltdown when she briefly catches sight of Tristan (who is quite clearly not Chad Michael Murray, alas!) in the hall and realizes that all her wealth and accomplishments still don't put her on his radar.
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That Carlson lacks the authority or experience to confidently analyze what Nora Ephron did and didn't do as a filmmaker of romantic comedies — and fills the empty space with blog-post-like extras about what the director wore on the set — is the main reason this reader of neck-fretting age is not having what the impressionable author and her underanalyzed pop-culture project is having.
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Walley-Beckett's series is contending with memories not only of the novel, but also of the 1985 mini-series, which is so beloved among a certain group of "Green Gables" admirers — probably women, of impressionable age in the '80s, perhaps from Canada, where it was one of the highest-rated programs that had ever aired — that it has surpassed the books as the canonical text.
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Although we'll never be able to gauge how many impressionable fans were turned onto the Merge Records roster or the films of Wes Anderson through Motion City Soundtrack, it's impossible to deny that they made an indelible mark on their younger fans and it's also safe to say they were around for so long that most of us took them for granted, assuming they would be around forever.
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So there were knowing murmurs when Mr. Mullan noted that the title character herself delivers one-fourth of the dialogue in "Emma"; that the sentences uttered by Mr. Collins, the puffed-up cousin in "Pride and Prejudice," are by far the longest of any Austen character; and that Isabella Thorpe uses the word "amazingly" so much in "Northanger Abbey" that the book's impressionable heroine, Catherine Morland, begins using it, too.
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There is something endlessly fascinating to me to watch this group of individuals — all of whom are very fine actors and none of whom behave like a human would in this film — coming together to make an odd little family consisting of a woman, her ex-husband, her two small, impressionable children, and three random twenty-something guys who live with her and are half in love with her.
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"When one creator does something particularly blatant — like conducts a heinous prank where people are traumatized, promotes violence or hate toward a group, demonstrates cruelty, or sensationalizes the pain of others in an attempt to gain views or subscribers — it can cause lasting damage to the community, including viewers, creators and the outside world," Bardin writes, referencing how channel-owners like Paul have millions of fans, many of whom are impressionable young children.
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The Times reports that Saudi Arabia saw Kushner as a viable, impressionable target, and began what the reporters describe as "the courtship of Mr. Kushner": Prince Mohammed and his advisers, eager to enlist American support for his hawkish policies in the region and for his own consolidation of power, cultivated the relationship with Mr. Kushner for more than two years, according to documents, emails and text messages reviewed by The New York Times.
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For all the positive connections flowing from widespread access to social media tools (which of course Zuckerberg prefers to fix on), evidence of the tech's divisive effects are now impossible for everyone else to ignore: Whether you look at the wildly successful megaphoning of Kremlin propaganda targeting elections and (genuine) communities by pot stirring across all sorts of identity divides; or algorithmic recommendation engines that systematically point young and impressionable minds toward extremist ideologies (and/or brain-meltingly ridiculous conspiracy theories) as an eyeball-engagement strategy for scaling ad revenue in the attention economy.
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A decade later, punk sought to further discourage the impressionable youth of pre-Thatcher Britain from joining the corporate rat race by persuading them to spend lots and lots of money on flannel and T-shirts in west London boutiques—an inconsistency that was nicely rounded out 40 years later, when Malcolm McLaren and Vivienne Westwood's son decided to burn millions of dollars' worth of punk memorabilia rather than selling it and donating the money to, I don't know, literally any one of the services decimated by years of conservative policy.
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Beauty brands are setting their sights on TikTok The brands are coming for all those impressionable young people on TikTok, Priya Rao reports: Too Faced may have been the first to test the TikTok opportunity within the beauty landscape, but beauty brands across the board are now looking to the platform for relevance among Gen Z. According to marketing site The Business of Apps, 66% of TikTok users globally are under the age of 30, but in the U.S., that age bracket is even lower: 60% of the app's monthly users are between the ages of 16 and 24.
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Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE on Tuesday chided Republican nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE for insulting women's appearances, saying everyone must "stand up" to this rhetoric — especially when it comes to young, impressionable girls.
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