I'm a quintessential late bloomer — but since we're living an entire adult lifetime longer than our parents and grandparents, it's kind of good to be a late bloomer.
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" By his own admission, Dustin was a "late bloomer.
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I'm a late bloomer when it comes to online shopping.
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I guess I was a late bloomer to her work.
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At 19393, Rust, is a late bloomer by N.H.L. standards.
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I was in more of a hurry, a late bloomer.
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I was a late bloomer in every sense of the word.
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I was a slow learner and a late bloomer in painting.
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La Niña could still happen—it might just be a late bloomer.
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"We're living longer than we have ever before, I'm a late bloomer!"
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Here's why it pays to be a late bloomer in your career.
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I found it difficult to empathize, even being a late bloomer myself.
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Is it a surprise that I play an androgynous, awkward, late bloomer?
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" On another song, "Sideways," she sings, "I'm okay with being a late bloomer.
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His story is also more than the late-bloomer path to prospect status.
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"To put it mildly," he said, "I was just a very late bloomer."
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Time," Brady admitted that "being a late bloomer in some ways was helpful.
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THE LATE BLOOMER So there's this perfectly happy sex therapist with one biological peculiarity.
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Despite this high-tech arrival system, Shanghai is, in a way, a late bloomer.
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Unlike most YouTube hosts, I was a pretty late bloomer when it comes to beauty.
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A late bloomer to be sure, he may have peaked at just the right time.
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Some people find it early on, but I guess I'm a late bloomer in this regard.
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She actually sees herself as a late bloomer compared to the rest of her band mates.
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"Something we often talk about is how it's good to be a late-bloomer," he muses.
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I was a late bloomer, painfully skinny with sharp elbows, awkward and uncomfortable in my uneven skin.
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As far as Harry Potter fans go, creator Eliyannah Amirah Yisrael is something of a late bloomer.
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Move at your own pace; your eternally youthful sign can be a bit of a late bloomer.
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Since I was such a late bloomer, I think I liked the indulgence of getting dressed up.
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You could call Bartolo Colon a grower, not a shower if you wanted—maybe a late bloomer.
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She excelled in school and sports, but when it came to boys, she was a late bloomer.
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"I was always a late bloomer," he said during the Rogers Cup in Toronto earlier this month.
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I mean, I was a late bloomer and I didn't carry much of a record from college.
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But even with all her technique — or maybe because of it — Ms. Fleming was a late bloomer.
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Week 4I've always been a bit of a late bloomer, which may explain the beginning of this week.
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Late bloomer He didn't turn to conducting until well into his 30s, but his career took off swiftly.
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I wore headgear growing up (late bloomer) and was pre-dental in college — so I'm obsessed with teeth.
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He's a BRIT School kid, but once he arrived there he realised he was a relative late bloomer.
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Like a lot of character actors, she was a late bloomer, making her Broadway début at thirty-eight.
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He plays in a small market and was a late bloomer, reaching the majors when he was 25.
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A late bloomer due to his football background, the Padres are hoping he continues to develop at Triple-A.
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For example, making the first Shirkers I was probably an early bloomer and now I'm probably a late bloomer.
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The 26-year-old Broady recently broke into the world's top 100 and admitted she was a late bloomer.
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Ortiz was a late bloomer who did not have his first All-Star appearance until 2004, at age 28.
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Ana Mendieta, who died in 1985 at 36, didn't have time to be a late bloomer, and she wasn't.
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So, I was definitely a late bloomer, and I didn't know where I was going to go with this.
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By his reckoning, Kamworor is a late bloomer who is still learning how far and wide he can go.
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The puzzle's layout was largely forced by the 11-letter revealer, LATE BLOOMER, and the two grid-spanning entries.
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An Appraisal The great Anglo-Irish writer William Trevor, who died on Sunday at 88, was a late bloomer.
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Compared to its competitors in the social networking sphere, LinkedIn has been a late bloomer when it comes to video.
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Ms. Pensato was a late bloomer: Her art did not mature until after she turned 50, in the early 1990s.
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The 39-year-old is a late bloomer who enjoyed a coming out party in 2016, winning the Houston Open.
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I would approximate that I was about 14 when I started, though, so I was a bit of a late bloomer.
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Though he started caddying for his father at age 63, he called himself a late bloomer compared with other professional golfers.
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Self-professed "humble student and late bloomer" Jeff Goldblum tackles his biggest curiosities and questions on his forthcoming National Geographic Series.
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Your answer to that question will determine whether you find anything funny in "The Late Bloomer," a comedy directed by Kevin Pollak.
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Thompson has proven a late bloomer in running – excelling on the world stage after failing to make her high school track team.
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"People who haven't had much luck with dating by their mid-20s, you could be a late bloomer like me," she says.
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"Deep valleys, marshy wastes and high, precipitous rocks" made the neighborhood a late bloomer, development-wise, according to The New York Times.
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A late bloomer, Robinson was not highly recruited out of high school, and most New England colleges did not show much interest.
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Given the fact that we live an entire lifetime longer than our parents and grandparents, it's very advantageous to be a late bloomer.
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He was a late bloomer in college, coming into the NBA from a small-as-hell program that didn't generally manufacture NBA talent.
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He has now moved up to fifth in the world rankings, and it is possible that he is just an unusually late bloomer.
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Since I am such an incredibly late bloomer, I have a fear that I won't be able to catch up to everyone else.
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It wasn't just in squash; I prided myself on being a late bloomer in school, in writing, in becoming a husband and father.
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"I always felt like Caroline would be a late bloomer because she has an all-court game," said Chris Evert, the former No. 1.
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" I had a job, I was finally comfortable with things like driving and calling up strangers for interviews — I was just a "late bloomer!
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A late-bloomer in terms of size, he still has a long way to go in learning the finer aspects of being a center.
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As I got older, I slowly became more away of myself; perhaps much later than most of my peers — I've always been a late bloomer.
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And while nobody would call the model a late bloomer, there are some things that Hadid didn't get to until much later than many teens.
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" Hodge reveals that he was a late bloomer; at 16 years old, he was only 4'6" and yes, girls turned him down over his height.
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Even in New York montanara was a late bloomer, only coming into the pizzeria scene four years ago by way of Don Antonio by Starita.
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NEIL GENZLINGER "The Late Bloomer" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) for nudity and an abundance of talk about sex.
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I have been a late bloomer to everything in life and that includes being a good friend who knows how to be vulnerable with friends.
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I was a late-bloomer, so I looked forward to things like shaving your legs or getting a bra because it made me feel mature.
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" Referring to Mr. Mapplethorpe's death of AIDS in 2102, she adds: "Robert only lived till he was 216 years old, and was a late bloomer.
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Mr Martinez, in particular, was a late bloomer and is a one-dimensional, brittle power hitter, the textbook archetype for a player likely to age poorly.
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I deemed myself a late-bloomer, as I had not capitalized on any girl-on-girl experimenting one would expect from a formative liberal college experience.
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As a late bloomer to science, maybe it was overambitious of me to want to go to medical school, but I wanted to be a psychiatrist.
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Injuries disrupted Muriel's progress — he made only a handful of appearances this season for Belenenses, in Portugal — while Alisson, a late bloomer, grew stronger and stronger.
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Mr. Kalish offers us a set of three seemingly disparate phrases that contain hidden flowers at the end, and the revealer at 61A is LATE BLOOMER.
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For one thing, I was a late bloomer in love; I didn't truly give over my heart for the first time until I was close to 30.
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Coltrane was a late bloomer who toiled for years in Philadelphia living with his mother and doing embarrassing gigs in bars that serious jazz musicians wouldn't touch.
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The classic stereotype of the sexual late bloomer is that of a socially awkward guy who, try as he might, can't get laid to save his life.
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Muller, something of a late bloomer has terrific touch, a tidy baseline game and, most impressively, still revels in the dying art of serve and volley tennis.
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Danzing Candy Trainer: Clifford Sise Jr. Jockey: Mike Smith Record: 4-3-0-0 Points: 50 Odds: 33-1 J.D.: This is another lightly raced late bloomer.
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The late-bloomer emerged as Pakistan's main strike bowler with a dizzying array of tricks in his arsenal until a suspect action brought about a ban in 2014.
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I was a late bloomer, and when I graduated from college with only a few drunken notches on my box spring, it seemed I needed to catch up.
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Perhaps most importantly, Mr ul-Haq has turned out to be an unlikely late bloomer as a batsman himself, helping to reverse what has historically been the side's great weakness.
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Piller is a late bloomer who did not take up golf until she was 15, the same age as Ko was when she won her first L.P.G.A. title in 2012.
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Of Big Mouth's main duo, Nick (voiced by Kroll) is a late bloomer and anxious about that fact, while his best friend Andrew (John Mulaney) is coming along much more quickly.
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We have also thrived because we have a cultural disposition in favor of the gadfly, the contrarian, the upstart, the entrepreneur, the late bloomer, the disrupter, the activist, the social nuisance.
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But she's had a surprising trajectory, and is something of a late bloomer, having spent nearly two decades working on her fiction largely in private before submitting a book for publication.
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The 26-year-old Konta is a late bloomer in tennis terms; she's been a top-ten mainstay for about a year, and is currently ranked No. 6 in the world.
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In fact, I didn't decide that lip gloss would be my thing until I started watching One Tree Hill in high school (what can I say, I was always a late bloomer).
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The funny and poignant film, directed by Wet Hot American Summer's Michael Showalter, tells the story of Doris Miller, an extreme late bloomer, who pursues her younger, hipster co-worker, John Fremont.
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FROM COINAGE: The True Cost of Famous TV Apartments While she felt embarrassed at the time about her "late bloomer" label, the 41-year-old mother of two is now proud of it.
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When he later noted wryly that Orson Welles, who made "Citizen Kane" at 25, was a "late bloomer," the critics pounced, and he turned to Twitter to explain that he had been joking.
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Colabello, 32, was a late bloomer who spent seven years in the independent Canadian-American League without any clear path to the big leagues before finally gaining their attention and earning a contract.
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Williams will face unseeded late-bloomer Barbora Strycova on Thursday for a place in the Wimbledon final, having begun the tournament short on match practice and with question marks hanging over her prospects.
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Alabama State6-foot-5, 322 pounds Howard was a late bloomer and gained nearly 90 pounds while in college, but as he worked to refine his technique he quickly moved up draft boards.
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Mahoney, a former English professor and journal editor from Blackpool, was a late bloomer in the acting field, yet quickly attained roles of prominence and became a staple in the theater and television worlds.
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The Late Bloomer: Joe Ingles This was technically just Ingles' third NBA season, but the 29-year-old Australian is a seasoned basketball veteran with plenty of experience overseas, not some wide-eyed prospect.
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"For this reason, we think the 2017 market will be a late bloomer, with new listings coming on later in the year and sales peaking in the early fall, instead of summer," said Redfin's Richardson.
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If this article were a coming-of-age tale, I might insert a passage about how I was a late bloomer, the girl who lost her virginity a few years after many of her peers.
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Before Olivia Culpo dominated the beauty pageant scene and became a social media style star, the 24-year-old admitted she was a "late bloomer" in her cover story for the January issue of Ocean Drive magazine.
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A sexual late bloomer, Powell made up for lost time by embarking on a series of affairs, mostly with older women, starting with Nina Hamnett, an artist and artist's model who was famously generous with her company.
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Samsung, the world's biggest maker of semiconductors, smartphones and consumer electronics, is a late bloomer in networks, where it hopes to use the transition to newer 5G gear to springboard into the top ranks of the industry.
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Yet for Cummings, a late bloomer at 35, joining a smaller team with no pretense of pursuing an overall win at the Tour has brought him the victories that had eluded him for most of his professional career.
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This is the case with sculptor Diane Simpson, a late bloomer, who had her first exhibition in 22017, shortly after getting her MFA at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, where she received her BFA in 1971.
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Why it matters: China's space program is a late bloomer, but its recent achievements indicate that it's quickly catching up to the U.S., marking a potential "challenge ... for supremacy in artificial intelligence, quantum computing and other fields," per the Times.
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Of this second tier, the ones to watch are Klobuchar and Yang — the former because she can become the late bloomer who can win the nomination; the latter for the harm he can do to one of the front-runners.
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Roberto Bautista Agut, the second Spaniard on the ATP rankings at 14 has been something of a late bloomer at the age of 28 but despite two titles this year he is rarely talked about as a potential grand slam champion.
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He was a late bloomer, still wondering when he turned 19 and 20 whether he might have a professional career ahead of him, only tasting one of Europe's major leagues for the first time when he joined Leicester in 2015.
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"I know that being a late bloomer saved me from a lot of the drama and heartache that can come from having lots of relationships, but people who experienced those relationships learned a lot from them, and that's fine too," she adds.
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A late bloomer, I only really fell for Persona in 24, when the Golden Vita port of the fifth main game in Atlus' RPG series, Persona 24, became my portable bit on the side for the entire second half of the year.
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I'm convinced being a late bloomer in your career is a good thing: You know who you are, you've been able to hone your passion, you're "failure-proof", you get to take creative risks, and you know that things keep getting better.
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Much to the chagrin of Will (Noah Schnapp), his friends all seem way more interested in having girlfriends than in embarking on new D&D adventures, and as the group's only late bloomer or asexual and/or queer kid, he's feeling pretty left out.
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Likewise, considering his 'late bloomer' status and the fact that he is now 29 years of age, he must have realised after the tournament that, in all likelihood, his one chance to win big with England had become a defining blemish on his international career.
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Noren turned pro in 2005, and he is a late bloomer who has emerged as one of the favorites at this weekend's European Tour PGA Championship after notching four European Tour victories in a five-month span, most recently in November at the Nedbank Golf Challenge.
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Testing my limitsThe first time I got drunk I was 18, an age I&aposd later learn made me a relatively late bloomer compared with many of my peers, who had already been slamming Mike&aposs Hard Lemonade and shotgunning Natty Lights in unchaperoned suburban basements.
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In high school, my crush was the popular guy that I never had a chance with, but we danced to Missy Elliott's "Work It" at the spring dance sophomore year, which as a non-popular late bloomer is clearly a teenage highlight I'm still holding on to 15 years later.
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Recently, the gut-bustlingly funny and talented Jessi Klein stopped by Refinery29 to chat about the launch of her her new memoir, You'll Grow Out Of It. The book chronicles Klein's journey from an awkward tomboy and self-proclaimed late bloomer to successful comedy writer for shows like Transparent and Inside Amy Schumer.
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View more opinion at CNN (CNN)Danny Aiello, the Brooklyn-born, Oscar-nominated character actor who died at 22017 Thursday, was, among many things, a paradigm of the late bloomer and an inspiration for anybody who believes their best selves are never far removed from discovery, no matter how old they are.
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As weird as it seems, the debate over Kavanaugh's fitness for the Supreme Court may rest in part on whether he was an insecure late bloomer who bragged about exploits he didn't actually have, or whether he was sincere then and is now lying to cover up sexual activity — including, perhaps, the nonconsensual kind.
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Slice was a late bloomer who, through no fault of his own, was thrust into the spotlight with grappling deficiencies he'd never fully overcome, and during a time when watching an MMA fight in casual company always required an explanation—yes, there are rules, and no, you can't kick each other in the balls—Slice was a confusing celebrity.
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Perhaps the location I picked (Palm Springs, California) had a little to do with my outfit planning spiral, or maybe it was because I was a late bloomer to the whole "wedding fantasy" thing, but I spent the next nine months buying and returning a million dresses, scanning e-commerce sites daily for the perfect accessory for each and every outfit (and there would be many), and at my most extreme, even traveling across the country to find THE perfect piece.
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Ryan Braun's contract (roughly $80 million over four years) won't seem as burdensome during the offseason, when budgets and lineups are thinner; Jonathan Villar's two-way stylings at shortstop could cause a team to act irrationally; Corey Knebel is a power-armed young reliever, and they tend to get gobbled up like jelly beans by contending teams; and heck, some general manager might find late-bloomer Junior Guerra enthralling enough to trade for in a desolate free agent environment for starting pitchers.
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