The old seem infantile, the young act senile, the middle-aged find that all that is middle-aged about them disappears.
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It isn't simply that at this point more life is behind me — behind any middle-aged person — than lies ahead. Middle-aged?
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"I'm a 53-year-old, middle-aged woman going through what middle-aged women go through if you know what I mean," she said.
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Middle-aged men who smoke are four times more likely to die from coronary artery disease, and middle-aged women are five times as likely.
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Also during that period, death rates for middle-aged whites without college education crept up, even as they plunged for middle-aged blacks and Hispanics.
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A previous study from 2015 found that in some parts of the brain, middle-aged women had more grey matter than middle-aged men did.
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Middle-aged men in Japan are up for rent Ken Sasaki, 48, has a vibe that is anything but that of a disgruntled middle-aged man.
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When you see a middle-aged man throw one down on account of a truly beautiful wrist-flip pass from another middle aged man, IN THE NBA.
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Mike from Stranger Things — shared a skit he made about a middle-aged businessman discovering vlogging: Middle aged business man who finds out vlogging is a thing pic.twitter.
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She'd spent her forties, geriatric in pop years, proving there was a place for a middle-aged women pop stars who sang about being women and middle-aged.
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In a new video, four middle-aged moms and one middle-aged (and very sharply dressed, we might add) dad learn the truth about their daughters' Tinder messages. How?
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But a woke "Tootsie" is a "Tootsie" that makes even less sense: Why would Michael, a pushy middle-aged actor, have more luck as a pushy middle-aged actress?
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I still think of the characters from this film all the time, as a middle-aged human, dealing with similarly middle-aged humans who are still Duckies and Blaines.
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The total number of suicide deaths was much greater in middle-aged men than this older group because the population of middle-aged men is so much larger, Curtin said.
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When not showing footage of middle-aged Chinese men in suits talking in a room in Beijing, CGTN has middle-aged African men in suits talking in a studio in Nairobi.
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The New York Times reviewed it, I saw, called it Cheever-esque, which means it's about a middle-aged guy having a middle aged life crisis in upstate ... in Connecticut, actually.
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Most importantly for me, however, is that Laurie is a middle-aged woman, a retired superhero, who is working alongside another middle-aged woman to solve the murder of a man.
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When I woke up the next morning, I had three new traveling companions in my compartment, all Russian: two middle-aged sisters traveling together, and a middle-aged man traveling by himself.
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So why do middle aged men find life so difficult?
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" Murphy repeatedly suffered such slights in his career, as his work was eclipsed by that of people he dismisses as "dowdy, middle-aged, white-male showrunners writing about dowdy, middle-aged, white-male antiheroes.
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Then I thought, the only thing dumber than a schlubby middle-aged dad going to meet a fashion guy would be a schlubby middle-aged dad trying to dress up for a fashion guy.
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Other customers, including a middle-aged white man, try to intervene.
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While large majorities of older and middle-aged Americans favored repealing
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They wait somberly in line: cosplayers, young women, middle-aged men.
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The middle-aged officer, posted abroad in Europe, wasn't initially alarmed.
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A middle-aged Canadian suspect, Amor Ftouhi, was taken into custody.
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Our cadaver was a middle-aged man, likely in his fifties.
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Both rotund, middle-aged men, they are equally brash and insensitive.
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One diver was a middle-aged woman with a British accent.
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ELEVEN years ago Elsa, a middle-aged widow, won the lottery.
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But we get to see middle aged Harry, Ron and Hermione!
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Middle-aged, white males made up the majority of those deaths.
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Middle-aged maternity may soon be more common than teenage pregnancy.
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I'm surrounded by middle-aged white people dressed in Hawaiian prints.
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Critics say it is mainly used by rich, middle-aged men.
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I start speaking to her, but a middle-aged man intervenes.
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I love that this middle-aged guy showed up in pajamas.
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Elderly men hand service sheets to worshippers, mostly middle-aged women.
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He was a middle-aged black guy driving a nice car.
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"It's bad, a disaster," said Eduardo Jovanian, a middle-aged shopkeeper.
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She is middle-aged and, she fears, starting to look it.
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Rich middle-aged white man Emmit Stussy, however, is totally fine.
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Anne and Flannery are middle-aged, pushing 40 and 50, respectively.
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Two middle-aged men got out and said they were detectives.
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He's a middle-aged military veteran who lives in the Philippines.
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We are visited mostly by middle-aged and older white folk.
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Later, as a middle-aged law professor, he became more Burkean.
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"Jazz Calendar" was always an unfortunate exercise in middle-aged trendiness.
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I'm a middle-aged white Jewish gay man with a beard.
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Also, Kaczynski, the loathed CNN reporter, says HanAssholeSolo is middle aged.
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Too many people find middle-aged women neither charismatic nor exciting.
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The middle-aged couple beckoned for Jensen, and he joined them.
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No, the middle-aged crash to track here, breathlessly, is Howard's.
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Regardless of my middle-aged status, I was still his son.
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Here's how a middle-aged father of three sons did it.
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Middle-aged male racers also seem to be the most vulnerable.
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A middle-aged man in an overcoat gets into a cab.
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No doubt about it, middle-aged women are having a moment.
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A middle-aged dishwasher saw them through her restaurant's back door.
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But it upset a middle-aged man, who cornered him afterward.
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Opinion Columnist I am your stereotypical, cisgender, middle-aged suburban dad.
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We have friends whose middle-aged son has a mental disability.
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Most were middle-aged and older, but two were young adults.
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That's a remarkable feat for a show that's now middle-aged.
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I feel bad because I'm a really boring, middle-aged recluse.
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Death rates among the middle aged weren't uniform across the country.
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"For middle-aged and older persons, it is heaven," she said.
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Most were middle-aged and many were immigrants, the authorities said.
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About 15 seconds later, a balding middle-aged man came over.
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But then middle-aged white guy Doug kinda crushed Black Jeopardy.
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Those are just two conditions you seldom see in middle-aged adults.
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The rise in hangings, and among the middle-aged, was particularly marked.
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The shows were a source of pride for the middle-aged musician.
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We white middle-aged men just have a real problem these days.
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A middle-aged woman lay on the operating table, wrapped in blankets.
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Caller: Looks like he is going to be a middle-aged male.
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You too can be an upbeat middle-aged mom on the go.
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One room had four bearded, middle-aged men sitting on hospital beds.
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Ms Skala's protagonist is Jacob, a divorcing, middle-aged journalist from London.
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Quite a few of the women in the book are middle-aged.
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These now middle-aged men have fleeting moments of youth-like abandon.
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IN 2005 a middle-aged Egyptian army officer arrived in Carlisle, Pennsylvania.
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Ten of the 20173 women they've endorsed for senate are middle-aged.
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Even America, which is more entrepreneurial, is succumbing to middle-aged spread.
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In fact, 10% of Crisis Text Line texters are middle-aged men.
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Like everything else in middle-aged life, microdosing was a mixed bag.
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These are parties of young and middle-aged workers, not cheery pensioners.
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Bernard is a middle-aged white man, Cat a pretty young woman.
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Some middle-aged guy making a crying motion off to the left.
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"It's so sad what they're going through," the middle-aged housekeeper said.
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We're two middle-aged guys sitting here talking about rock and roll.
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So what happens in 20 years when we're all nearly middle-aged?
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Back to the serious stuff: it's middle-aged banter merchant Alan Pardew.
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He was middle-aged, dressed in comfortable, simple slacks and a sweater.
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"There's like too many middle-aged generic white guys, man!" he said.
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Most of the convention attendees were middle-aged or older, Petry observed.
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The team studied data on 44,335 middle-aged and older Swedish men.
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"There's like too many middle-aged generic white guys, man!" he groans.
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On the left, the head shot of a smiling middle-aged man.
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They hold against him that he is a white, middle-aged man.
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A middle-aged woman dances so hard she falls to the floor.
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Middle-aged already, he settled into eminence as it rose around him.
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About 400,000 middle-aged and older Americans a year have meniscus surgery.
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Successful entrepreneurs are much more likely to be middle-aged, not young.
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"He was always among middle-aged people in gray suits," she said.
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They are the accumulated wisdom of a middle-aged man in Japan.
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There was a middle aged military officer there that approached our table.
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The male stars tend to be quite ropey-looking middle-aged men.
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Is it really a sport if your top talent is middle-aged?
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Then a middle-aged woman, also in Trump gear, approached to talk.
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You can rebuild them, even if you are middle-aged or older.
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Why would she, a middle-aged, healthy, athletic woman, have this problem?
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In 21996, a middle-aged British man shot and killed his wife.
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Trump is doing it in reverse order, with a middle-aged democracy.
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A reporter interviewed a middle-aged woman who lived near the beach.
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"We had enough," a middle-aged voter, Mustafa Topal, said after voting.
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Hours later, he assaulted a middle-aged woman in a parking garage.
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A middle-aged white woman tells him she doesn't like his arrogance.
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These days, she finds herself increasingly inspired to photograph middle-aged women.
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"I would say Long Island City is middle-aged," Mr. Sapienza said.
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Diagnosis They weren't looking for a diagnosis, the middle-aged woman explained.
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I'm a middle-aged bureaucrat; I have no idea about that stuff.
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My newly discovered niece is now middle-aged and married with children.
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Today's middle-aged people have been dealt a bad hand by history.
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I'm just a middle-aged house dad with a substance-abuse problem.
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One guest is a middle-aged man with two schoolgirls in tow.
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At some point, a middle-aged white woman tried cutting in line.
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He has over 500 clients, most of them middle-aged or older.
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Two middle-aged climbers, a man and a woman, watched from below.
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It was strange, too, to be communicating as two middle-aged people.
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Rather, the middle-aged adult child is taking over the decision-making.
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The highest accuracy rates were generally found among middle-aged white men.
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Tears welled up in the eyes of one middle aged male juror.
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The alcohol industry's primary customers today are middle-aged and older adults.
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Streeter is middle-aged, with children and a house and a career.
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Freedom for insurance companies to hike their prices for middle-aged customers.
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Career rehabilitation for widely mocked middle-aged divas is no easy matter.
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A middle-aged African-American man in a Capitals jersey approached Leonsis.
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"They should cut off his fingers," a middle-aged man said calmly.
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And Native American and Alaskan Natives young and middle-aged people have the highest suicide rates, followed by non-Hispanic white men who are middle-aged or older, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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Darren Osborne, a middle-aged man from Cardiff, was arrested at the scene.
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A vile, middle-aged journalist is there to seduce a much younger woman.
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Apple's shows need to have some Edge that isn't a middle-aged guitarist.
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Both were middle-aged men with successful jobs, one of them a PhD.
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Another was a middle-aged mother known for sewing and selling elaborate dolls.
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Violence is a young man's vice; there are not many middle-aged muggers.
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There are, unsurprisingly, a lot of middle-aged white men on the list.
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Waitresses clap and persuade middle-aged Chinese men to join them on stage.
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Another generation of high-flying, middle-aged officials is more inclined to gloat.
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Organised criminals, commonly middle-aged men, have also been known to fling acid.
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A middle-aged woman scowls at a pair of guide books for Dubai.
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Menzies is portraying a middle aged version of Philip, who is now 97.
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One middle-aged woman boasted to me that she had visited both poles.
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"At board level it was only middle-aged white males," Coelingh Bennink recalls.
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"The young governor becomes a middle-aged governor today," the first paragraph reads.
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Police were searching for a middle-aged white man wearing a gray shirt.
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Robertson and Menschel are middle-aged men with long TV careers behind them.
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"I don't believe there is any global warming," one middle-aged woman said.
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Ann Bartges sold "shadow, middle-aged," listed under "Other Women's Accessories," for $2.25.
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Yet the plight of middle-aged, middle-income whites, while distressing, is atypical.
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So what would Llyod Dobler be doing today as a middle-aged man?
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Two middle-aged men in the same situation would be sad and pathetic.
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Cohen is middle-aged, with a friendly, open face framed by graying curls.
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You see that middle-aged woman rigging up a noose on that tree?
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People — middle-aged men, mostly — still ask if he used to be Turbo.
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"We're middle-aged, Southern white guys from working-class backgrounds," Mr. Cooley said.
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Sasaki hopes ossan rental services will spread and include obasan, middle-aged women.
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They're overwhelmingly middle-aged to senior, white, semi-rural, increasingly suburban and indignant.
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The same middle-aged women were there, the same bald men, only multiplied.
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One evening, a well-dressed middle-aged couple ordered a tiramisu for dessert.
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Toss your stereotypical notion of the balding middle-aged man out the window.
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Weird middle-aged men who spend all day on Twitter are taking jabs.
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Another middle-aged rocker, mad at the kids with their plinky-plonky music.
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I'm simply a middle-aged white lady with a dabber in her hand.
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This group, of course, is black voters, especially those middle-aged and older.
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The Alhambra collection from Van Cleef & Arpels, for instance, is barely middle-aged.
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The crowd was young and middle-aged, mostly male and almost entirely white.
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A middle-aged G.R.U. officer facing an uncertain future had betrayed his tribe.
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Exercise among middle-aged and older adults in the Western world is rare.
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One well-dressed middle-aged man stood by himself in the hospital's lobby.
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He was a middle-aged man from a large city in Saudi Arabia.
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Thank fuck for that, because the middle-aged white male critics hated it.
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"When you're middle-aged, you make friends in your job," Ms. Pollekoff said.
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What does an affluent, middle-aged, suburban white dude know about a thang?
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In "The Clown," a middle-aged divorced man takes pride in his work.
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Of those, 51 were middle-aged men, almost all competing in the marathon.
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About half of middle-aged people with no back pain have degenerated disks.
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I'm middle-aged in a youth-dominated technical industry and beyond burned out.
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One middle-aged father of four went back to school to study tech.
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As he has become a middle-aged movie star, his perspective has shifted.
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But I see images like [a middle-aged, interracial couple kissing] quite often.
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A middle-aged Barbaresco or a younger Langhe Rosso would hit the spot.
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The trainees were, for the most part, middle-aged women and little boys.
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Playing Batman as melancholy and middle-aged was certainly not the safe choice.
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Middle-aged readers often tend to scorn this sort of hothouse fictional narcissism.
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Mortality rates for the young and middle-aged in the state are surging.
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" The actors "were 16 to 25, playing middle-aged people who age backward.
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At the next floor a well-dressed middle-aged black man got on.
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A middle-aged man glanced under the hood and yelled something to someone.
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These deaths are most prevalent among uneducated middle-aged whites in rural areas.
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She plays the cello in a string quartet with middle-aged Japanese women.
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I know many people -- young, middle-aged and old -- who are happily single.
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The couple said they had seen a middle-aged man holding a knife.
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"I'm a super boring, middle-aged, middle class, white tech executive," he said.
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I was the rare middle-aged, middle-class white man in the joint.
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Szpakowski is a middle-aged, barrel-chested man, with a glistening bald head.
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And the overall decline was explained by increased mortality among the middle aged.
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We were both failing at our attempts to be late-middle-aged potheads.
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Fraser came to a middle-aged woman dressed in a colorful scenic sweater.
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Overall, the facial-recognition techniques were most accurate for middle-aged white men.
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My middle-aged cocker spaniel seems to enjoy being used as a tissue.
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Everyone from middle aged moms to teenagers walked in the "hems up" protests.
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As you can see here, mortality for middle-aged black people converged with mortality for middle-aged white people with low levels of education in the late 2000s (though the white population overall is still doing better than African Americans).
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Extremely obese middle-aged men had almost triple the risk of having a heart condition or dying from it, compared with normal-weight men, and extremely obese middle-aged women had more than twice the risk of normal-weight women.
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Imagine you're in a futuristic clinic, standing in front of a middle-aged man.
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She thrilled the largely middle-aged crowd with her call for a "patriotic spring".
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Tracy Letts's comedy about a toxic middle-aged man heads into its final performances.
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That doesn't mean that middle-aged women are being left out of the picture.
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She's not wrong, as judged by television's continuing fascination with middle-aged male bellicosity.
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Middle-aged men and their wives crane their necks just to hear his voice.
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"I will double my cotton planting next year," says Joshua, a middle-aged man.
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Nearby, a middle-aged woman in a purple parka cried softly early Saturday afternoon.
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The guy seems to prefer Facebook, like any middle aged, red-blooded American would.
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Middle-aged squares may have decided to try getting high for the first time.
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Seeing Joey Tribbiani as a middle-aged man might not be as much fun.
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Once they became middle-aged they tended to move to suburban or rural locations.
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One middle-aged woman buys a suit for her younger brother with her wages.
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A GROUP of middle-aged men seated around a U-shaped table look absorbed.
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Who do you want in the room—room full of middle aged white men?
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Our first ride was this middle-aged man with this East Coast country vibe.
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Roy McAllister and a middle-aged woman wearing a pair of cheap AR sunglasses.
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We set out, packing an SUV and a Prius full of middle-aged children.
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Another, a middle-aged guy, readily accepts the offer to register via Smith's phablet.
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Another attendee was a middle-aged man who goes by the name Richard Spencer.
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He appeared to be a white male, if I had to guess, middle-aged.
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You say that you believe he was a middle-aged white man, heavy-set.
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So, by human standards, Gumpy lived to a middle-aged woman of 45. RIP
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Yet Hillary Clinton's superior organisation rallied enough middle-aged voters to foil him—just.
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Most preventive measures are directed at middle-aged men, who are most at risk.
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In my denial about my middle-aged eyesight, I bought it without my readers.
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" Aliez, 33 "Being identified as the 'slender, dark-haired, middle-aged lady' at work.
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IT IS a bad time to be a middle-aged, middle-class, white American.
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Voters seem more willing to engage with high school students than middle-aged volunteers.
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The Ocean's Eleven cast featured one late-middle aged and one truly elderly gentleman.
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One night, in Santiago, a middle-aged Chilean man, Orlando Onetto (Francisco Reyes), expires.
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Middle-aged men in what looked like homemade WWE costumes milled about smoking cigarettes.
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A middle-aged woman clutched a banner proclaiming: "What power does, the street undoes".
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White, middle-aged deans would be rash to secondguess the experiences of black youngsters.
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Meanwhile, the median income for a middle-aged man is about $55,000 a year.
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The median income for a middle-aged woman is lower, about $44,000 a year.
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The novel centers on two middle-aged Brooklyn couples whose marriages are in crisis.
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It is middle-aged men whose relationship with their employers has changed most dramatically.
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They are now two middle-aged people who are not intimate with each other.
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He posed for pictures with the young daughters of his more middle-aged clients.
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The middle-aged mother (Swinton) falls in love with a young chef (Edoardo Gabbriellini).
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There they were just a middle-aged couple taking a walk in the dusk.
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And labor force participation rates, particularly among middle-aged men, are at record lows.
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Then Lerner, a middle-aged literary agent, seizes on a scheme for better understanding.
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The statement included pictures of a veiled, middle-aged woman and five young men.
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By Wednesday, Mickelson, 45, had apparently undergone a kind of middle-aged reversal therapy.
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You might think that young entrepreneurs have a leg up on the middle-aged.
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All three were middle-aged mothers by the time they would shake things up.
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"William has become just another middle-aged bald bloke in a suit," he said.
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Most of them are white and middle-aged, but there are a few exceptions.
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That person is Terry, a middle-aged ex-army man wearing an England shirt.
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A middle-aged man stands alone and claps a little bit to the beat.
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In total, there are six middle-aged men in the room, including our instructor.
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Today's teens want, more than anything, nuanced character stories about middle-aged plumbing salesmen.
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From his window, he sees a middle-aged woman get out of the car.
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Inside the bright atrium at the Point, a middle-aged woman approached Lacy Austin.
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Am I trying to look sophisticated but a bit funky, middle-aged but hip?
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"She's clearly doing a protest," I hear a middle-aged Canadian couple say, excitedly.
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A middle-aged woman was standing on line with a handsome, older golden retriever.
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A middle-aged woman cursed her for strolling and chatting with a young man.
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Within minutes, the middle-aged man ran back into the car, bag in hand.
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"It's very neat, very gray, and rather kind of middle-aged," Mr. Hillman said.
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Down the block, I met a middle-aged punk rocker named Benoit Maître — a.k.a.
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Abdallah tells us his story right now: he is Mayya's disappointed middle-aged husband.
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The protagonist of this new novel, a middle-aged illustrator, is a conflicted adulterer.
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A middle-aged woman emerged after a reporter rang the bell during office hours.
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Here's what the other middle-aged mothers I dance with look like: kinda sweaty.
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For example, "as a middle-aged woman, I want my closet," Dr. Robson said.
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There are almost no young or middle-aged men in this village of 300.
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One night, Austin chatted about her life as a middle-aged wife in academia.
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Users uploaded profiles of middle-aged men or animated characters to hide their gender.
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My pitch was simple: those guys are now middle-aged and they're still idiots.
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" Olivares recalled a middle-aged woman next to him muttering, "He's such a monster.
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It opens with a Skype conversation between the filmmaker and the middle-aged Cassandro.
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It opens with a Skype conversation between the filmmaker and the middle-aged Cassandro.
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He doesn't engage in the old ornery generational comedy of the middle-aged comic.
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It's why my middle-aged friends are getting fitted for bifocals or graduated lenses.
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They were teenaged, middle-aged and elderly; they were students, bankers and grocery clerks.
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In other words, the plot of several bestselling travelogues by middle-aged white folk.
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Anticipating a Clinton nomination, he made four of the six characters middle-aged women.
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Harold, a middle-aged, solitary sad sack, earns his living making and repairing clocks.
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"You came back?" said an incredulous middle-aged stranger to me the next day.
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Next to the text was an image of a middle-aged man "shushing" readers.
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This means it's all the more important to encourage screening among middle-aged adults.
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Mortality rates worsened most for middle-aged black men, and white men and women.
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He was white, "middle aged" in that generous way old men use the phrase.
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My tumor was only two years younger than my dog, and she's middle-aged.
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It merely amplified my middle-aged bravado leading me to flirt with catastrophic injury.
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There's a creepy middle-aged fake-supportive editor with two kids in Brooklyn. Yeah.
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It was something middle-aged people did when they were bored with their spouses.
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Now, there are around 300,000 people in treatment, most of whom are middle aged.
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Only one problem: the girl is now in the body of a middle-aged woman.
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Just as college students have a window for reading The Brothers Karamazov, and middle-aged
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There are all manner of stumpy middle-aged adults, the ones you see every day.
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New York (CNN Business)Kohl's has built a loyal shopping base of middle-aged moms.
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While writing this postcard, she identifies her target: A middle-aged man, father, and husband.
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That initial volley overwhelmingly targeted middle-aged and elderly women, according to Facebook's Ad Library.
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"Do you get headaches?" a middle-aged rando asked me after a hot yoga class.
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Asked whether he saw himself competing as a middle-aged Olympian, Loch snorted with laughter.
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Now middle aged, he says that this has been his thing since he was 17.
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The Conservative Party Conference is full of young people dressed like middle-aged business people.
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THEY looked like any other group of middle-aged grannies, Chicha Mariani and her friends.
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Of their endorsed candidates on a Congressional level, 14 out of 17 are middle-aged.
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The quality that once made middle-aged women "untouchable" is now turning them into stars.
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Gina Kolata writes in this article: Something startling is happening to middle-aged white Americans.
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On the very first day, in the lobby, a middle-aged woman tentatively approached me.
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Cervical artery dissection is an important cause of stroke in young and middle-aged adults.
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I went back to school for one quarter in 2013 as a middle-aged person.
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Though they're middle-aged women, Carol and Barbara have been imprisoned since they were teenagers.
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"We're still between earth and sky," said Muhammad Ali, a bespectacled, middle-aged Afghan farmer.
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It's only the middle-aged and diminishingly ambitious who view fun as an end itself.
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But this one — a middle-aged, dark-haired white guy we'll call "Bob" — was different.
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Like a middle-aged single lady is going to beat out a lovely young couple?
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The middle-aged workers who are most affected tend to be passive and risk-averse.
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Researchers looked at the rising mortality among middle-aged, non-Hispanic whites by education status.
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What can you possibly know of the inner suffering of white, middle-aged Western man?
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Daljeet Singh Virdi is a middle-aged Airbnb host in the Indian city of Pune.
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He cites the story of a middle-aged male patient who was unable to urinate.
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Gary is just five in human years, but in dog years, he's already middle-aged.
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It's enough to make a middle-aged dad punk run his SUV off the road.
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There is no discernible reduction in prevalence either between middle-aged women and adolescent girls.
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During his speech, he was interrupted by cheers from a pair of middle-aged women.
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A middle-aged, affluent white man who's feeling disconnected from his professional and personal lives?
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Thomasson is a middle-aged engineer, glasses and stubbly beard, a smiling but intense look.
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It's been an exciting couple weeks for middle-aged Canadians' terrible crimes against hip-hop.
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Rather, he saw an innocent middle-aged man feeding a "machine" run exclusively by women.
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ALTHOUGH he recently lost his job, T. R. Seshadri is a contented middle-aged man.
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Eleven are women and one is non-binary; they're young, they're middle-aged, they're elderly.
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" "This is no country for creepy old men or young men or middle aged men.
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The increase has been particularly steep among women and middle-aged Americans, reflecting widespread desperation.
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It seems coming close only works in horseshoes and for aimless, white middle-aged millionaires.
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Now, as a middle-aged man, he'd returned to help save his country from ruin.
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Everyone is middle-aged or older, mostly dressed in 21st-century studio or academic mufti.
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Best for middle-aged contenders not to push too hard in Wednesday's final practice round.
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They were middle-aged and tired-looking, a note of impatience in both their voices.
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And people middle-aged and older are making up a significant percentage of the audience.
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Voters of all ages opposed the policy, with middle-aged people showing the most support.
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But suicide rates are increasing for middle-aged men and women, like Bourdain and Spade.
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"This is because males and middle-aged squirrel's tend to store more cones," Boutin explained.
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When a middle aged storekeeper yells, "I can do better than that," Buchan confronts him.
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Or approvingly shared on Facebook in bad meme form by a million middle-aged dads.
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"I'm a heterosexual white, American, middle-aged guy who's been successful in business," Berninger says.
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The owner of the sauna had also invited his burly, self-assured, middle-aged friends.
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And so Mr. Doroshow, just 19 or 20, took on a late-middle-aged persona.
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As a middle-aged guy, I can only shake my head in awe and respect.
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On one, a middle-aged man got so dehydrated that he could no longer swallow.
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A middle-aged man had been found dead in his car, seemingly of natural causes.
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Now he's a middle-aged construction worker and a raging (but relatively high-functioning) alcoholic.
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He comes across as an upbeat, middle-aged expat with an abiding fondness for music.
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That is to say: Most of the memories are typically middle-aged in form. Granular.
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Nestled in a corner, a middle-aged woman in green passed out pre-rolled joints.
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A middle-aged woman with no psychiatric history was brought in after overdosing on ibuprofen.
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Rarely has the site of a middle-aged man watching television caused so much tension.
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Researchers followed almost 23,22 middle-aged Japanese adults for an average of almost two decades.
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Mr. Trump is catering to his largely middle-aged, white, middle- and working-class base.
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But he added that Sanders needs to do well with middle-aged and older voters.
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"I have some unfortunate news for you, today … " says the middle-aged man wearing bifocals.
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Steffanie Scott said Robbins had talked about helping middle-aged couples regain their sex lives.
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There on the next to last row was a middle-aged man covered in blood.
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From 2010-2017 JAMA estimates that there were 2023,307 excessive deaths of middle-aged adults.
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A middle-aged man pulled into the parking lot and got out of his car.
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And it falsely identified older adults up to 10 times more than middle-aged adults.
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At night, small families sleep on the ground next to middle-aged men smoking cigarettes.
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The victims have been mostly middle-aged; more male than female; more white than black.
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Phys Ed Distance running rebuilds the health of certain essential components of middle-aged knees.
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Now they are middle-aged or even older, possibly years removed from their last crimes.
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It's about three middle-aged laborers who lose their jobs in a desolate industrial zone.
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This is an image of middle-aged abjection, equally repulsive as the miner's mangled leg.
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A middle-aged woman who stopped by last month's protest and asked that only Mrs.
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" Mr. Kaczynski later said on Twitter that the Reddit user was a "middle-aged man.
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Lilli, like most other middle-aged actresses I know, longs to reconnect with her profession.
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But in Brooklyn recently, a decidedly more bohemian expression of middle-aged fashion has emerged.
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Now this earlier drama, about a middle-aged woman questioning her reality, arrives Off Broadway.
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Near them, a middle-aged man and woman toasted each other with decaffeinated herbal tea.
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Depression, suicide, and prescription drug abuse are on the rise among middle-aged white Americans.
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The Senate bill would especially squeeze middle-aged Americans who are low- to middle-income.
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"I'd rather drive 4 drunk college kids than 1 drunk middle-aged man any day."
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Ten middle-aged officials — one woman among them — occupied one side of a long wooden table.
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A middle-aged woman asks him what he's doing now, nine years after the film's release.
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This new specimen, according to Eve, is Villanelle's opposite: A middle-aged immigrant who goes undetected.
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One limitation of the analysis is that most of the studies focused on middle-aged adults.
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In a working class district of Cairo, one middle-aged woman was shopping for cooking oil.
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Researchers followed 27,22019 middle-aged adults over three decades, assessing their eating habits at several points.
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The premiums also had to subsidize coverage for chronic illness in middle-aged and older people.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Custom officers stopped the middle-aged woman because of her strange, lumbering gait.
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In one US study, one-third of people in their 70s defined themselves as middle-aged.
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Middle-aged women are pushing against their history and the regressive cultural scripts they've been given.
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Middle-aged female politicians became borderline celebrities this year, at least in online feminist dork communities.
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Demography helps Podemos: the audience for Ms Díaz in Zaragoza was mainly middle-aged or older.
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Cartilage is "young" in the ankles, "middle-aged" in the knees, and "old" in the hips.
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He's a middle-aged white guy from north Alabama and frontman of a Southern rock band.
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"It's a bit worrying, but there is no problem," said Ramera, a middle-aged French tourist.
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I'm a middle aged man so I'm maybe the wrong person to speak to Charlie's emotions.
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Many protesters were middle-aged and elderly people who complained there was no work for them.
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The boxy suits that had been Coco Chanel's signature design appealed mostly to middle-aged women.
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Deaths are highest in the Midwest and north-east, among middle-aged men, and among whites.
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FOR young hipsters and middle-aged sentimentalists alike, the resurgence of vinyl is cause for celebration.
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That desire led Ben to firefighting and joining Station 19 as the middle-aged new guy.
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But the opioid epidemic is taking a heavy toll — particularly on young and middle-aged Americans.
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State TV said that a young man and a middle-aged couple were missing in Evia.
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For "Roseanne," that meant middle-aged white Americans who deem themselves working-class, or MAGA America.
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In Australia, a lot of on road riding is done by middle-aged males in Lycra.
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I ordered both from the middle-aged woman behind the table, who smiled at me relentlessly.
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Looking back, I'm surprised and really embarrassed that some middle aged guy was thinking like that.
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The only people that have ever come out of our district are middle-aged, white men.
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Botox and commercial fillers marketing has shifted from middle-aged adults to younger audiences, she added.
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The most significant declines have occurred in middle-aged people, aged 25 to 56, notes Hall.
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Both groups of men were middle aged and about half in each group were African American.
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The place becomes the setting for middle-aged hipster debauchery, and one night there's a party.
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Among that 33%, though, there's no reduction in prevalence between middle-aged women and adolescent girls.
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Some of them are middle-aged or even, in the case of Merlin, really really old.
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The first folks I pick up Saturday are a middle-aged couple named Ashley and John.
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The divorce rate has doubled for middle-aged and older adults since the 1990s, she said.
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On the political side many elite universities are home to an ethos of middle-aged leftism.
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The grainy photo shows a middle-aged man with a beard and wearing a black hat.
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" A middle-aged woman typing in a cubicle looked up and said, "No Michael Cohen here.
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They will be instrumental in turning out middle-aged African-Americans in record numbers for Clinton.
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Fruhstuck agrees that middle-aged Japanese men have experienced a "downfall" in terms of societal respect.
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Halfway down the block, she said, she saw a middle-aged plainclothes officer in the street.
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His new novel is ostensibly the story of a middle-aged comic-book writer named Adeline.
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But they are... Now, you hear middle-aged men, you hear Republican presidential candidates, using uptalk.
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Few studies and few words are said about bone regeneration in young and middle-aged adults.
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It rose for young people and in households headed by middle-aged adults and older people.
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He's a middle-aged Everyman: thoughtful, tortured and angry about the drift of Angela Merkel's Germany.
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And like many middle-aged men, he appears to be suffering something of a midlife crisis.
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They would be previously healthy, usually early middle-aged people who had started getting repeated infections.
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The film revolves around Elsa (Tiina Mälberg), a middle-aged woman living in suburban Eastern Estonia.
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"Anybody can drive one," Mr. Williams said, moments before a middle-aged mom proved his point.
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A middle-aged white woman who was a more senior volunteer than the captain rushed over.
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My favorite version of this interaction was between a middle-aged woman and a sales associate.
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It wasn't just drunk lads, middle aged sad infidels and lost divorcees coagulating by the bar.
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A mob of white middle-aged fans swells behind a black rope divider outside the kitchen.
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The block cleared out, except for a middle-aged woman walking slowly down the street, alone.
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They included affordable college-counseling services for ordinary families and life-coaching for middle-aged women.
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Q. As a middle-aged male, does marathon running transiently increase my risk for cardiac arrest?
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I felt a rush of parental protectiveness when a middle-aged man walked in on us.
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Jon had made contact with a middle-aged couple who were caring for their infirm mother.
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Not bad for a bunch of middle-aged men playing for kicks and old times' sake.
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Among middle-aged people across the country, marriage rates have declined, and social isolation has increased.
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The bold woman, middle-aged against our old age, sinks under an anxiety she cannot withstand.
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All of these training programs can wind up creating more student debt for the middle-aged.
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In the magisterial title story, a struggling middle-aged artist with chronic insomnia visits her doctor.
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Nearby, two middle-aged white men in dark blazers engaged a small group in business conversation.
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But the new vaccine protects nearly as well in older groups as in the middle-aged.
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Like most middle-aged white people, I have spent countless hours in Starbucks without buying anything.
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Although the classic patient is a thin, middle-aged woman, most of the other evidence fit.
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" Middle-aged men come to the show, he said, "and they are laid low by it.
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A middle-aged mother of five, she had, as we say on the rez, lived large.
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Perhaps because middle-aged motherhood tends to be a place of creative tension around women's bodies.
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"This is so heartening," said a middle-aged woman who works as a freelance book editor.
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The city has a force of middle-aged and elderly community health workers known as Grannies.
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So, by our standards, Lil Bub lived to become a middle-aged woman of 49. RIP
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As a middle-aged woman I'm not going to need an abortion, but I do care.
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When Levy's autobiographical essay begins, she is a middle-aged woman whose life's certainties have foundered.
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Titled "Lin Pink Pink," it depicted a bald middle-aged man commenting on his wife's nipples.
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By then middle-aged, his body was a testament to that war crime and its aftermath.
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Almodóvar chose two actresses to play Julieta, one in her early thirties and one middle-aged.
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They were listening to a lecture by a middle-aged blond woman on how to invest.
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Most were middle-aged Germans like her, unaccustomed to self-pity and allergic to national pride.
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When I arrived, a little after one, I found him with a bespectacled, middle-aged man.
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The youngest faces appear to be toddlers, but none seem to be older than middle aged.
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Women also scored slightly higher than men, and younger people did better than middle-aged folks.
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She was a middle-aged woman with red, curly hair that fell just past her shoulders.
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Outside the court, a middle-aged woman sat knitting, waiting to visit her husband in prison.
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Several of those fatal cases "involved a middle-aged or older person," per the Washington Post.
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Mr. Nigro said a middle-aged man had leapt or fallen from a second-story window.
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The anti-Trump resistance is dominated by middle-aged suburban mothers horrified by the president's depravity.
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Why did coverage rates decline among middle-aged Americans and those in non-Medicaid expansion states?
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Rodwittiya's mature middle-aged female figures with experience and wisdom exude a new kind of elegance.
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In a 2010 analysis published in the journal Public Health Reports, researchers noted that in 2005, unmarried middle aged women were 2.8 times more likely to die from suicide than married women, and the divorce rate in middle-aged and older people has doubled since the 1990s.
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A middle-aged man in a sports coat and jeans approaches us, carrying a Wall Street Journal.
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Rather than just white, middle-aged, rural Americans, the problem increasingly affects other age groups and races.
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And it's middle-aged women, not millennials, who appear to be harassing their representatives the most. DailyAction.
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Sure, he's surly, but so are most middle-aged white men who might also be in consideration.
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For one thing: This isn't a middle-aged-person problem, really; this is a young-people problem.
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The death rate for middle-aged white Americans, particularly those who are undereducated, is on the rise.
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In study after study, more middle-aged Americans than ever before say they suffer from chronic pain.
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Spoiler alert: they both look like doughy bros as teenagers, and as doughy middle-aged bros now.
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In short: Season 3 will be all (or at least mostly) about middle-aged Jamie and Claire.
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"Opposition's bad," mutters Shodir, a middle-aged man from Samarkand, who dismisses the regime's foes as "maniacs".
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Most people, BoJack included, are middle-aged when they start having to make decisions about ailing parents.
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They are often uninspired by the mostly middle-aged men and women who ask for their vote.
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Many in Macau, particularly the middle-aged and elderly, have sought to distance themselves from the movement.
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The decline has happened disproportionately among middle-aged men, the group that suffered most in the 1990s.
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"That's really exciting, because [middle-aged men] are most at risk for depression and suicide," Lublin says.
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O'Grey called a local animal shelter, jokingly asking if there was "an overweight, middle-aged dog" available.
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In liberal Anglo-Saxon countries, though, middle-aged childless people appear to be slightly happier than parents.
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And if that means humiliating a certain fussy and inflexible middle-aged butler, well, so be it.
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About a year ago, one middle-aged client decided that she wanted to use public transport independently.
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One of the most worrisome developments is HPV-related oropharyngeal cancers in middle-aged men, like Tomlinson.
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The highest rates of prescription-opioid abuse can be found among middle-aged rural whites, including women.
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Middle-aged football men casually throw around the word "rape" to illustrate banal points about a match.
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A middle-aged man and woman were escorted away after the flight arrived, the Reuters reporter said.
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"It showed me what a 47-year-old, Jewish, middle-aged guy can look like," he said.
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Everyone is at risk for Powassan: Newborns, 20-somethings, the middle-aged, the elderly and the immunocompromised.
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No longer the firebrand cleric, the middle-aged preacher preferred to speak casually into a phone camera.
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Many of Park's backers were elderly or middle aged, and two people received first-aid emergency procedures.
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Elie Haddad, a reserved, middle-aged banker, told me a story about the situation in his building.
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"Trump," Esse, a middle-aged Haitian man who wanted only his first name used, told BuzzFeed News.
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She is presumably channeling another middle-aged woman and the hat casts a shadow over her face.
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Colin Farrell stars as David, a middle-aged architect whose wife has left him for another man.
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Around 80 percent of these middle-aged volunteers met or exceeded the recommended total daily protein intake.
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Book sales are going up, and Kindle and eBooks are really being bought by middle-aged people.
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Researchers looked at diet, exercise and lifestyle data from more than 124,000 middle-aged and older people.
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Mainstream fiction could do with substantially more fiction about romance between teenagers and between middle-aged women.
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It unspools events after two young girls are assaulted in a motel by a middle-aged man.
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Anderson looked shockingly similar to the eternally middle-aged man he was at 29 and then 39.
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Today's poor and middle-income young may avoid the malaise currently afflicting middle-aged, middle-income whites.
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Thanks to the plight of middle-aged whites, this good news is easily missed, says Ms Currie.
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I open one recent afternoon in clinic with a middle-aged man I've come to know well.
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Just think about it: you're a middle-aged woman with a bad back who uses a wheelchair.
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The picture showed an attractive middle-aged woman who bore little resemblance to the one before him.
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All three of CBS's new sitcoms feature a middle-aged white man alienated by the modern world.
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She's travelling with three or four middle-aged men, her mom, and her physio, who's older, too.
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Deaths by suicide are rising among adolescents and youth… among middle aged Americans… and among older adults.
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A middle-aged guy in a "Make America Read Again" T-shirt examined containers of ice cream.
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Her son (he is now middle-aged) doesn't know, and her husband (they're now divorced) doesn't, either.
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More women between the ages of 50 and 64 were classified as elderly rather than middle-aged.
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Suhail Abdullah Sahar, a bald, middle-aged man with a thin, jowly face, sat in the center.
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But what do an oppressed lesbian restaurateur and a middle-aged man with an impossible weight disorder
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Such a breathless reception for two middle-aged media figures might seem odd to an American audience.
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As the couple waited on the corner, a middle-aged black woman ambled over, dressed in pajamas.
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Dobbins described the victims as middle-aged men and said they were pronounced dead at the scene.
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As a middle-aged China expert, I never thought I'd say this: Thank heavens for Bruno Mars!
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The crowd — mostly middle-aged or older, buttoned-up and carefully dressed, like Mr. Juppé — roared approval.
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It opens on the middle-aged Paul (Mathieu Amalric, Mr. Desplechin's longtime collaborator), an anthropologist in Tajikistan.
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A middle-aged man in a shiny Volvo station wagon pulled into the parking lot behind us.
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Flu strains killing the young or middle aged do so due to something called a cytokine storm.
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A gaggle of middle-aged women traipse around an indoor swimming pool, their faces wearing guileless smiles.
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That response was followed by a middle-aged man, who answered the door with his teenage son.
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I was returning home to my commitments and responsibilities that middle-aged adult life brings with it.
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Our fan base is mostly middle-aged, balding, bearded men with beer bellies to be more precise.
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When the courtroom filled with jurors Tuesday morning, they looked much like Manafort -- largely middle-aged, white.
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My anxiety, even as a middle-aged adult, wasn't just an annoyance to be ignored or dismissed.
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But for Germany, Covid-19 is being diagnosed in the same middle-aged people as other countries.
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A middle-aged person with a long-expired gym membership could walk across it in two days.
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If the Village People staged a reunion, I could have stood in as the middle-aged biker.
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One middle-aged man gets angry about the movie being full of "liberal" messages; another corrects him.
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But you are a middle-aged man, I think you're probably in your 133s at this point?
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" And I feel this way a lot, where I'm like, "You know, I'm a middle-aged dad.
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"I am talking to you with my poison in my hand," a middle-aged man told her.
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Instead, the answer to the question of what a middle-aged Eminem should sound like is elsewhere.
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On the other side of the street, a group of mostly middle-aged volunteers waved Northam banners.
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But it also seems to span nearly every age group, including teenagers and middle-aged married couples.
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That could be an advantage for Biden, who generally polls well with middle-aged and older voters.
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Family farm owners in this part of Georgia, as elsewhere, tend to be middle-aged or older.
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I can say with absolute certainty that most middle-aged clergy don't really get how memes work.
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It's about a middle-aged Tokyo man who dies while protecting his co-worker from being stabbed.
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It dropped by about 18 percent for middle-aged workers and about 35 percent for older workers.
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When middle-aged, even the most accomplished among us get pushed out of jobs, book contracts, awards.
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It was thrilling to see a couple of twentysomethings go up against middle-aged leaders of industry.
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A middle-aged black man, he calls on Varina Davis just a few months before her death.
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In my transition from young and fearless to middle-aged motherhood, I lost sight of the wild.
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"Honeyland," directed by Tamara Kotevska and Ljubomir Stefanov, follows a middle-aged beekeeper in the Macedonian countryside.
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He is middle-aged, of sound body and mind, but the mother kept him in the nest.
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As we were leaving, another customer—middle-aged and bespectacled, with a considerable paunch—caught Anzora's attention.
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Sarah Ruhl's fanciful comedy-drama about middle-aged couples experimenting with polyamory finishes its Lincoln Center run.
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While mostly middle-aged, we spanned the economic spectrum — from fixed-income retirees to a successful pediatrician.
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There, they identified and contacted middle-aged entrants who had listed themselves as first-time marathon runners.
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Go St. George's House for Middle-Aged Sad Men (that last part is my addition), of course!
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Jail sentences of at least three years effectively chilled the enthusiasm of the predominantly middle-aged participants.
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One was a middle-aged woman who checked into the motel with a well-dressed younger man.
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I found myself pleasantly surprised by the quick-witted middle-aged man having lunch across from me.
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Rabiah, a doughy, middle-aged father of four, didn't much resemble the conventional image of a terrorist.
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This seat was for "the girl" — the young woman installed to entertain the important middle-aged man.
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My therapist — a middle-aged Jewish woman — had been skeptical about my intention to get the tattoo.
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Both were groups of middle-aged and older white men, on their way to work, or retirees.
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It is rare to read a fantasy novel with a middle-aged mother as a main character.
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Ramona Tejada, the owner, was a cute middle-aged woman with glasses and a woven sun hat.
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That's also because I'm a middle-aged fuddy-duddy, so I'm trying to stay optimistic about it.
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Beside him, Wilfredo Burgo, a middle-aged man in an oversized black T-shirt, also snipped feathers.
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I can afford to eat this for lunch because I am middle aged and have raised my family.
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And what's more relatable than a pudgy middle-aged divorcé binge-eating pizza and weeping over nature docs?
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Cillizza: As a middle-aged dude who is a germophobe about planes, this sounds like the absolute worst.
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Later reports have clarified that she is middle-aged, and the story has been updated to reflect this.
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Often middle-aged and middle-class, they kept their beards trimmed and wore chinos and button-down shirts.
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Far from being a global branding goliath, it is a small, middle-aged and largely domestic property business.
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Yet his regulars, most of them middle-aged or older, speak of him with warmth, and something more.
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I remain lifelong friends with a few of those kids, who are now middle-aged adults like me.
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Andrew Hedman (Jay Russell), the host, is a middle-aged mama's boy who specializes in swooning Victorian poetry.
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A middle-aged couple stood silently wearing sun hats and holding signs with Bible verses written on them.
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I thought of those older women with their cardigans, their dignified bearing, their calm, middle-aged-person airs.
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Earlier this month, a terror attack there killed a middle-aged woman and a four-year-old boy.
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The victim was a middle-aged veterinarian who died in custody hours after being detained on Nov. 25.
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Owners tend to be middle-aged and are reachable mainly by word of mouth or at boat shows.
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Second of all, Abby doesn't slap the middle-aged man, or give him a necessary lesson in objectification.
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As often as not the middle-aged man was the rotund, balding, diminutive Mr Banfi, now aged 82.
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"Oh, they don't have any lawyers," she mocked in a nasally imitation of a snooty, middle-aged journalist.
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The three older heirs are Akihito's 80-year-old brother and his two middle-aged sons including Naruhito.
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One middle-aged woman in Congo says the Imbonerakure would arrive at her door three times a month.
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And in a few of those bars you'd find the middle-aged white men looking for younger girls.
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Hollywood's perception of middle-aged women as over the hill was strongly at odds with her own experience.
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"Almost every middle-aged or elderly person would go these places before the fall of the Iron Curtain."
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When Jules shows up to Daddy's motel room, he's actually a middle-aged silver fox and actual father.
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I can afford to eat this for lunch because I am middle-aged and have raised my family.
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Only one person, a middle-aged white man with a shaved head, was a supporter of President Trump.
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"Things were happening without my participation," Julieta, a disconsolate, middle-aged woman, says midway through Almodóvar's latest film.
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On a whole, "Issues" camouflages its artists' middle-aged instincts as they reflect on the neighborhood they escaped.
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And that's fine; these are middle-aged guys who've been putting in work for three decades and counting.
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SEOUL, South Korea — A middle-aged man is walking through a quiet Seoul neighborhood when he suddenly stops.
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He's middle-aged and is wearing a Vivienne Westwood coat made of bear fur - worth at least £6000.
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I am the proud pet parent to six rescues myself and four are seniors and one middle-aged.
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Just when you thought the robot was dead, a middle-aged white man in Scottsdale brings it back.
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Today, the number of Jews in Kolkata stands at 22, the middle-aged Alexander being probably the youngest.
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Just then, a coupled of middle-aged Brazilians, tired but hardly infirm, ask if they can get on.
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He looked like a middle aged surfer and, in fact, he likes to surf when he's back home.
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The app thinks for a moment, then loads an ordinary profile page belonging to a middle-aged man.
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A jovial middle-aged man pokes the order button on a touchscreen from the comfort of his armchair.
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His character, Ahmed Armstrong, is a middle-aged Pakistani man, who, essentially, is just trying to be British.
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Bottle Rocket introduced another recurring character type: the flawed, or malignant, middle-aged mentor, James Caan's Mr. Henry.
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WASHINGTON — Early on Saturday, a middle-aged Pashtun man used forged documents to cross from Iran into Pakistan.
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She hugged an inmate named Danielle, a middle-aged woman with a ponytail, and greeted her by name.
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A middle-aged woman named Sarah (Laurie Metcalf) sits at a table confessing to something that mortifies her.
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The hero, Dan (Dave Johns), is a middle-aged widower, deft with his hands, who lives in Newcastle.
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Remy is sweet but emotionally stunted, a middle-aged teacher who hasn't had a girlfriend since high school.
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Personal Health I have what may be the most common disease among middle-aged and older adults: osteoarthritis.
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Most of them were middle-aged or older, but they looked well-fed and in excellent physical condition.
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Similarly, the middle-aged heroine of Banerjee's short is comfortable juggling her marriage and her two-year affair.
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Tellingly, one of the first victims of the accelerating truck in Nice was a middle-aged Muslim woman.
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Christie also belongs to a demographic group that Trump already has to himself: middle-aged white males. 7.
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The experience became a story of middle-aged angst, and a test case in how to tame it.
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It's all part of his job as a rented "ossan," the Japanese word for a middle-aged man.
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There is something about a grilled cheese sandwich that seems to trigger irrational violence in middle-aged men.
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We bet at least one starred a middle-aged man whose male-pattern baldness added to his charm.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LIVERPOOL — A stout, late middle-aged man turns to face the camera.
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It was just me and a bunch of newly retired middle-aged people working through our various burnouts.
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A middle-aged man emerged from the car, and Dr. Beranek offered to help him change the tire.
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To the pair of middle-aged women on their way to Gibson's Steakhouse, he was the vicarious wingman.
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But younger voters aren't turning out in anywhere near the numbers that middle-aged (and older) voters are.
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I turned, and a middle-aged white woman wearing a pro-teachers T-shirt smiled sweetly at me.
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Participants were also middle-aged and older, so it's unclear if results would be similar for younger adults.
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The researchers began by recruiting 124 middle-aged men and women who were healthy but did not exercise.
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One of the boys held aloft a photo of a middle-aged man, a relative, who was missing.
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The Stone Meet Helen, a middle-aged woman newly devoted to Tibetan Buddhism, living in the American Midwest.
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Middle-aged women kicked off their shoes and danced in 50s swing dresses to Taylor Swift and Prince.
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Richard calls his tenant Lucia, a middle-aged visiting Chilean professor under his direction at N.Y.U., to help.
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Two middle-aged Swiss men — Martijn van Vliet and Adrian Herzog — meet by chance outside a Provence cafe.
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Meanwhile, other chronic diseases have continued to rise in the whole population, particularly among middle-aged white people.
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This has been another episode of two middle-aged white guys talking about young people using the internet.
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This was part of a society-wide assault on the prospects of women, and especially middle-aged women.
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My first customers were a middle-aged couple who seemed to be casing the joint for a robbery.
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But Mr. Demir said he saw security guards push the middle-aged man, who fell to the ground.
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A second short, "Carmen," an eerie portrait of a lonely middle-aged comedian on tour, arrived last year.
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But even if you have neglected to exercise and are now middle-aged, it is not too late.
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The middle-aged Stewart no doubt used his Shakespearean training to invoke some of King Lear's lost potency.
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It's "middle" in the way a middle-aged person is considered to be "middle": It's even-tempered, mature.
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Ms. Cameron, 70, said she created her 2016 book as a tool kit for her middle-aged friends.
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But an ocean away, there may be a middle-aged man who has questions about who fathered him.
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For a moment, a middle-aged woman pulled up in a sedan and idled next to the site.
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Nordstrom is fairly good at the internet, as far as enormous corporations run by the middle-aged go.
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CBS and NBC both developed projects centered on a middle-aged Nancy Drew, but declined to order series.
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I was met there by a well-dressed middle-aged woman who introduced herself as the school's archivist.
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We don't just want to have middle-aged men watching, we want women and young families as well.
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A new study shows that death rates increased for middle-aged people of all racial and ethnic groups.
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One juror, a middle aged woman who is a native Spanish speaker, was in tears after being selected.
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Overweight middle-aged women had 22 percent higher odds of having a heart condition or dying from it.
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My kids get endless joy from the fact that my name is middle-aged bossy white lady joke.
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"Increasing evidence demonstrates that young and middle-aged adults are suffering from osteoarthritis as well," the statement said.
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"The goodness" is Somali cuisine; judging by the patrons — college students, middle-aged officegoers — the mainstream loves it.
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About that tree: Red is a city tree, a tall, largehearted, middle-aged (at 216 rings) red oak.
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Now middle-aged and middle-class families depend on them, and complain that even there prices have jumped.
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Over two months in early 2016, he exchanged more than 1,500 messages with just one middle-aged woman.
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The majority of deaths were middle-aged men, but women are closing the gap, according to the study.
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Adam (John Cusack), Nick (Craig Robinson) and Lou (Rob Corddry) are three middle-aged friends in a rut.
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It was "Born to Win," a comic drama about a middle-aged drug addict played by George Segal.
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One middle-aged man even stood atop his van in a nearby field, livestreaming the spectacle on Facebook.
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Are nine-year-old "Breaking Bad" episodes not satisfying your hunger for angry, middle-aged, white male antiheroes?
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One middle-aged pair dressed in business casual attire were shaking hands and taking shots with the bartender.
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As the scene unfolded another commuter, a middle-aged man in business suit, asked who Mr. Faist was.
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My partner's Netflix screen, it turns out, is full of really good dramedies about middle-aged married couples.
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They mustered at dusk—highly educated middle-aged professionals who claimed to have lived this way for decades.
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A myth-toppling new study of novice, middle-aged runners suggests that the answer is a qualified yes.
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And Olive realized that this girl, this tall, strange girl—who was a middle-aged woman—was grieving.
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The wonders of the free market and creative destruction will keep middle-aged dislocated salespeople from going hungry.
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Though there isn't any data on this, the market for middle-aged, entry-level coders is probably weak.
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Drug overdoses are seen as a major contributor to recently rising death rates among middle-aged white Americans.
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Many who received the letter were late middle-aged or elderly, a population especially vulnerable to such schemes.
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Researchers followed 48,188 middle-aged adults without any history of heart attacks or strokes for about 18 years.
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On the second floor, a middle-aged African-American woman in an oversized T-shirt answered the door.
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A middle-aged man, dressed in a blue blazer and a checked shirt, emerged from the adjacent room.
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Downstairs, it was only the two cousins—old friends, middle-aged men, the fathers of still-young children.
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Comparatively, for men, Alois and Gilbert (two-thirds of the options!) are middle aged knights with existing families.
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The documentary is about youthful optimism met with rude, shocking failure that becomes middle-aged wisdom and acceptance.
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She plays Judy, a middle-aged transgender woman who falls for a much younger man, Leo (Harry Hepple).
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The Post notes that most of Diamond and Silk's Facebook fans appear to be middle-aged white women.
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The idea that a woman, particularly a wealthy, unmarried, middle-aged one, would paint herself nude was unthinkable.
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A middle-aged star spots an up-and-comer, falls in love, launches her career and dies in eclipse.
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During the intermission, the middle-aged man next to me pulls out a copy of the Sunday Times Magazine.
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When Fifty Shades came out, article after article depicted and chided its readers as desperate, horny middle-aged women.
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But on New Year's Day, the now middle-aged birder ran into a Golden Crowned Kinglet on a walk.
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Her film profiles a middle-aged Muslim man, an elderly Catholic woman and a young Jewish student in Ealing.
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Ironically, she can see everyone's future but her own—the middle-aged woman is a widow three times over.
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Because the opioid problem isn't a middle-aged thing, or a midwest thing, or just a white people thing.
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Honestly I havent seen middle aged white people get this turnt up over anything since Beyonces super bowl performance.
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A significant number of eager middle-aged Asgardians thus signed up to run for the world's first space parliament.
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I'm going to be a middle-aged white guy until the cows come home — and I can't change that.
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These include two of Rose's former dancers, now middle-aged: Sally Michael (Rita Wolf) and Irenie Walker (Haviland Morris).
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Middle-aged women, between 45 and 64, had the highest suicide rate among women in both 36 and 2014.
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Consider this blockbuster 2015 study from Princeton University documenting a dramatic rise in mortality among middle-aged white Americans.
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"The reign of the middle-aged white man is over," Claire Underwood can be heard saying in the trailer.
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Most of these deaths were happening to younger men, unlike prescription painkiller deaths, which happen to middle-aged people.
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This research accords with the finding middle-aged people tend to feel one decade younger than their birth certificate.
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It introduces middle-aged women to glasses, then provides them with the wherewithal to sell them door-to-door.
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Lexington was chatting to a middle-aged woman, Kathy Grant, who had brought her camera to record the event.
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A Knife in the Heart "Something's not right," the middle-aged man said suddenly, leaning forward on the sofa.
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It was a little bit unbelievable, this attraction between a 14-year-old girl and a middle-aged man.
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Middle-aged, graying hair but still pretty-ish, if not for her glasses (they were even bigger than mine).
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HomeKit itself, while a good idea in theory, is marred by Apple being the middle-aged dad of technology.
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They often pandered to stereotypes, from young, progressive millennials, to middle-aged conservatives, liberals, and seemingly everyone in between.
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And for as much as I trust Lindelof with thematically tricky material, he's still a middle-aged white guy.
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The film's rakish, middle-aged hero, Wiktor (Tomasz Kot), is forming a state-sponsored folk-music ensemble in 1949.
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Powell's anecdotal middle-aged constituent must have been one of many who found their neighbourhood transformed overnight by strangers.
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Or are they a middle-aged commuter that is tired of traveling for 2 hours to work each day?
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"Lin is just one person," said a middle aged woman surnamed Liu in a mahjong parlour with her friends.
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"I tend to lump all oil companies together under one big evil umbrella," a middle-aged Englishman told me.
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A plain white van finally pulls up, and a balding, middle-aged white man in glasses greets us cheerfully.
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In the early years, she says, most of her clients were middle-aged and marrying for the second time.
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"I wanted to call the book Middle-Aged Madness," Bushnell told PEOPLE last year for the book's cover reveal.
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Experts say many middle-aged adults who were vaccinated in the early days won't know which one they got.
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" — Melania, 19 "I always thought crushing on your trainer was reserved for middle-aged women living in the suburbs.
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And since 2010, the first full year of the recovery, the number of middle-aged workers has shrunk considerably.
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INTO A CRAMPED, stuffy room on the outskirts of Delhi shuffles a middle-aged woman in a yellow sari.
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There were middle-aged men, cosplayers, schoolkids, and even a furry — all united by unalloyed enjoyment of geek culture.
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Most of them are middle-aged males, but the hospital has also seen pregnant women acting as drug mules.
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Mendez is burly, middle-aged with greying hair and claims he has been shot five times in different conflicts.
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Annelise, a middle-aged man in an orange rubber go-go dress, swoops in to offer some application tips.
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Nearby is the Plaza Hotel, which a middle-aged Mr Trump sold in 1995 after his casino operation folded.
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"Lin is just one person," said a middle aged woman surnamed Liu in a mahjong parlor with her friends.
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There are so many brilliant actresses, middle-aged and onwards, who are incredibly successful—too many to name, actually.
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On a range of social and economic indicators, middle-aged whites have been falling behind in the 21.8st century.
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"The present study suggests that screening for hearing loss should be performed when people are middle aged," Lee said.
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Some recent reports have shown rising suicide and drug overdose death rates for white women — particularly middle-aged ones.
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"Does this mean he's innocent now?" asks the middle aged woman, grabbing my arm as we exit the theater.
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He's a six foot five middle-aged Philadelphian with a booming voice and a knack for drawing a crowd.
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Every time I was at a skate park, it was always me and a bunch of middle-aged men.
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Early on we meet a middle-aged couple, proud Italian Americans who are hesitant to identify as working-class.
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Cardi B is worth fighting for ... just ask 2 middle-aged women who were vying for a prized autograph.
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Ron DeSantis told CNN that a middle-aged man in his late 50s to 60s approached him and Rep.
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As a middle-aged man he watched as Israeli troops captured his village during the 1967 Six Day War.
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In the years since I'd presided over his trial, the defendant had become a gray-haired, middle-aged man.
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Sean Kelly is the third musketeer: a red haired, middle aged man who owns a game store in Chicago.
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Middle-aged men were slouching and joking, tired from golf, over tumblers of whiskey at long, raised wooden tables.
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A middle-aged man heading home after work is drawn to a supermarket when he sees people panic shopping.
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There, a middle-aged man reprimanded a group of protesters, accusing them of lacking patriotism for the Chinese motherland.
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They then returned to their assigned cages for several more weeks, by which time they were effectively middle-aged.
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"Privilege" starts as an apparently straightforward documentary, in which Rainer interviews middle-aged women about their experience of menopause.
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She and her four middle-aged (and beyond) siblings have all gathered to keep vigil during his final hours.
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Nearly all the visitors are white, middle-aged men, some clad in leather and heavily tattooed, others dressed conservatively.
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Her two daughters, now in their forties, cooked in the kitchen, and her middle-aged son worked the counter.
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By the time his rampage was done, he had killed eight other young people and one middle-aged person.
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Below you will find the story of a healthy middle-aged man who starts coughing and just can't stop.
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Yet many middle-aged Americans are finding ways to have money left over at the end of the month.
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Why middle-aged men are renting themselves out in Japan Don't worry, it's completely honorable -- and actually really wholesome.
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On the main stage are four middle-aged men, adorned with tattoos, tank tops and long, flowing white hair.
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Not just because I'm a tech geek, but because I'm a middle-aged guy who grew up wearing watches.
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Another photograph captures a middle-aged woman smiling serenely amidst pain, captured in the light coming from a window.
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Consider the most chilling correlation: that Mr. Trump is faring very well where middle-aged whites are dying fastest.
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I found a middle-aged man standing back from the party, sipping from a gourd and watching the revelers.
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Ohio senator Dean Austen is yet another "underwhelming, middle-aged white guy" — and he's an NRA supporter, to boot.
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Overall mortality is also predictive, but nowhere near as much as white mortality, and particularly middle-aged white mortality.
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With all the excitement of middle-aged man discussing a prostate exam, probably What do the GMs want do?
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By and large, however, B.P. pitchers are middle-aged coaches who used to play pro ball at some level.
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The protester laughed, walked up to me, and ripped off his mask, revealing he was a middle-aged man.
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Middle aged couples will read a positive NYT review of it, then watch 10 min and get really mad.
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Two boys, ages somewhere between 8 and 10, were biking down the road accompanied by a middle-aged woman.
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The volunteers were mostly women, and mostly middle-aged, and had come outfitted for day hikes of moderate exertion.
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But Sanders' biggest mistake, undoubtedly, was his failure to understand the mindset of middle-aged and older African Americans.
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Studies have shown that at least half of normal people -- young, middle-aged, elderly -- aspirate at night during sleep.
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It is the 1960s, and David is a prosperous middle-aged man, a war hero with a thriving business.
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The first coronavirus case in Poznan, in a middle-aged woman in a serious condition, was reported on Monday.
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So what if she had no writing, directing or producing experience — and is a middle-aged woman of color?
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Actually, the wisdom therein might be equally valuable for young and middle-aged adults who may dread getting old.
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It's the story of what happens when a 19-year-old is married off to a middle-aged man.
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Some guests wondered why there weren't many younger or even middle-aged star authors, agents or editors in attendance.
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In Love on Trial, they write their tale of middle-aged moms swept up in a heady, historic moment.
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Ralph Macchio, the original Karate Kid, and William Zabka, star as middle-aged men reviving their adolescent karate rivalry.
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The guys were pretty typical of what you'd expect at a place like this—middle-aged, heavy-set businessmen.
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The people doing the work on the ground are disproportionately middle-aged or older, female, and unlikely to tweet.
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For example, Pneumovax 23, the anti-pneumonia shot given to middle-aged people, negates 23 strains of one bacterium.
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A middle-aged divorcée, she lives alone in a Los Angeles apartment that doesn't quite feel like a home.
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"Being a successful, middle-aged, overweight woman, people are so angry that you're stepping out of line," she said.
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Jefferson Pierce (Cress Williams), the hero's middle-aged alter ego, lies in bed, sore and moaning from the exertion.
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Here is a secret: All middle-aged dads dream about the end of the world as we know it.
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"Business is still pretty good," he said, interrupting the interview to make a sale to a middle-aged woman.
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As soon as he boarded, a middle-aged woman covered her mouth, glared at him, and then moved away.
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Older adults are generally happier and less stressed and worried than middle-aged and young adults, Mr. Kaplan wrote.
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The first coronavirus case in Poznan, in a middle-aged woman in a serious condition, was reported on Monday.
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The farm later added spinoffs: Wise Womanchego, aged more than one year, and an elusive middle-aged version, Mrs.
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He ended up talking to a middle-aged Mexican man, a contractor, on his way home from the job.
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In private rooms, around tables full of expensive food, middle-aged white men agree to help each other out.
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Ah Hock, a poor, middle-aged Chinese Malaysian man, spent three years in prison after murdering a migrant worker.
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But he couldn't resist lecturing a middle-aged woman in the crowded receiving line in the provincial capital, Périgueux.
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He texted me a photo of himself in Harvard Yard, looking comfortable and middle-aged, smiling, his eyes closed.
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One worker, a middle-aged woman with the surname Du, said her children had gone home to central China.
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Middle-aged Moroccan men drink in bars with their mistresses but teenagers are detained for kissing in a park.
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He is a small, bubbly middle-aged man with a fleshy face, short limbs, and deeply-etched laugh lines.
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It seems to be most common in middle-aged women and most frequently affects the index or middle finger.
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Last week, new US data showed a rise in binge-drinking and alcohol-related deaths among middle-aged women.
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Seeing a middle-aged Laura Palmer and a Cooper in his late 50s isn't really a fun nostalgia trip.
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One booth over, you're overhearing a middle-aged white man talk about his politics with a buddy of his.
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Dedicated to the middle-aged women of America ("It's not just you"), this candid book sums up her sleuthing.
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A bulletin board above Lewin's desk is covered with photographs of middle-aged and elderly men (and one woman).
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Moreover, there was almost no evidence supporting its use for women or for the middle-aged and older people.
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Lang and her colleagues enrolled 700 mostly middle aged men in Adelaide with no diagnosis of obstructive sleep apnea.
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"Most of the musicians were middle-aged and older African-Americans who cherished that era of music," Iyer said.
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Another picture from Baltimore showed two men on the ground—a middle-aged Latino and an elderly white man.
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Camo-clad, conspiracy-minded, "mostly men, mostly middle-aged and older, mostly in some stage of grief," Chute writes.
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The researchers wound up recruiting 61 volunteers, most of them middle-aged and inactive; all were overweight or obese.
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LIVING WEAPONBy Rowan Ricardo Phillips Rowan Ricardo Phillips is a middle-aged poet with young-poet awards behind him.
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But the two have settled into a comfortable, solid, middle-aged partnership filled with accommodation, admiration and frequent kisses.
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There, a middle-aged man visited the family for months and then, according to Mr. Latifa, raped his sister.
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In an entertainment industry that renders middle-aged women largely invisible, Lopez demands not only visibility but a spotlight.
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Pity the middle-aged American male adulterer, perhaps the most underrepresented and misunderstood figure in all of modern literature.
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Imagine, that is, the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air making fun, not just mincemeat, of his middle-aged self.
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Yellen said inequality has serious health consequences, including rising death rates among middle-aged white Americans with less education.
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Life expectancy for blacks, Latinos and other groups has been increasing; for middle-aged whites, it has been dropping.
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Photo: Dan Kitwood (Getty)A middle-aged man, holding a tool from the machine shop, looking forlorn and wistful.
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It's the story of an artistic middle-aged woman in a provincial town who's married to a stuffy businessman.
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As we spoke, a middle-aged customer who had been chatting volubly at the counter, Jakob Raff, grew quiet.
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At least one row was filled with a group of middle-aged men who appeared to be undercover cops.
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It was the hundredth series about a middle-aged man—well, a horse, but still—who did bad things.
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After decades of living comfortably in Spain's upper middle class, the middle-aged couple are struggling with their decline.
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Ando provided a mythical origin story for his middle-aged dabbling in food, as Karen Leibowitz explains at Gizmodo.
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Shamima Bano, a middle-aged mother, broke into tears the instant she heard her son's voice over the phone.
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Shamima Bano, a middle-aged mother, broke into tears the instant she heard her son's voice over the phone.
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Now, the researchers turned to this database and pulled records for 122,007 middle-aged or older men and women.
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It most often afflicts middle-aged men, usually the result of an injury that may not have been noticed.
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They took the money and asked what he looked like, so she described him: middle-aged, tall and black.
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With each reading, Fraser was, in fact, summoning the dead because all these middle-aged people had lived lives.
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Prince Georgi Lvov, a middle-aged aristocrat, became the prime minister, but he was generally seen as a figurehead.
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"Hey hey, ho ho, Ilhan has got to go!" chanted members of the largely middle-aged, predominantly white crowd.
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Among my middle-aged peers — my female and gay male peers, mostly — she was still an object of fascination.
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In reality, though, a middle-aged audience is also a valuable demographic, because they are responsive on social media.
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Please. These are totally normal, utterly unremarkable, downright cliched feelings for any middle-aged professional to have about work.
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To me, it's probably not a coincidence that an industry where more than 85% of its financial advisors are men — and whose management teams that went into the downturn were white, male, and middle-aged, and came out whiter, maler, and "middle-aged-er" — hasn't met the challenge of serving female customers.
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"We've got to focus on middle-income, middle-aged, working parents, from about 35 and up," said Joel Benenson, Mrs.
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"Middle aged business man who finds out vlogging is a thing," writes the actor in the caption for the video.
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The people they are aimed at are middle-aged, trying to recreate their old Christmases of Slade or the Pogues.
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He found the community was larger than he'd ever expected, mostly consisting of middle-aged men from working-class communities.
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For certain millennials in tech—as well as, rumor has it, a few middle-aged CEOs—polyamory holds especial appeal.
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The researchers looked specifically at 191 middle-aged women who had taken a bike exercise test during their initial examination.
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Barack Obama: 44th U.S. president, Harvard Law grad, and middle-aged father who makes the most perfectly terrible dad jokes.
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Although it is most often found in middle-aged women, it can occur in men and women of all ages.
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I next turn to a middle aged man who is the ringleader of a group of very uncomfortable looking dads.
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Most users are middle-aged or elderly women, many of whom are retired and have dancing as their main hobby.
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And now, in the Year of Our Lord 2016, it has presented itself as a middle-aged white woman rapping.
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Lawyers, business people, middle-class, middle-aged first-time protesters were all on the streets of Hong Kong on Sunday.
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Our research has shown that for typical middle-aged women, cardiac output will drop about 20 percent when sitting quietly.
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One study compared the effects of different carbonated beverages on bone, using data from 2,500 middle-aged men and women.
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Officials released the names of all 11 victims during a news conference Sunday, all of them middle-aged or elderly.
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The Ab Fab brand the comic misadventures of two boozily dysfunctional middle-aged fashionistas apparently never goes out of style.
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For the most part, whoever it is does have some idea about the listening behaviors of middle-aged white people.
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Largest increases in middle-aged and young women The report found that men died by suicide more often than women.
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Then again, slow-moving character studies of middle-aged and elderly white men aren't my bag most of the time.
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Tyler ran a construction business for years, and today sports the permanent slight sunburn of the semiretired middle-aged man.
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More than millennial women, middle-aged women are pushing against their history and the regressive cultural scripts they've been given.
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A middle-aged man walked up behind us and saw that both of our girls were sleeping in their stroller.
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You have to focus on whether young women, middle-aged women, all women are being treated fairly in the workplace.
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The show has also always been framed mainly around a middle-aged black man — Dre Johnson, played by Anthony Anderson.
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One was middle-aged and the other was quite a bit younger, and both apparently worked for major television networks.
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Seven months later, she handily defeated six white, middle-aged men in the Democratic primary with 57.5% of the vote.
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The three older heirs are Akihito's 80-year-old brother and his two middle-aged sons including Crown Prince Naruhito.
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To date, astronomers have detected more than 3,300 exoplanets, the majority of them orbiting middle-aged stars like our sun.
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Did you stuff envelopes and pay parking tickets for a series of cranky middle-aged bureaucrats as an unpaid intern?
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Fox News is told a middle-aged man with no press credential meshed with reporters in the Ohio Clock Corridor.
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Both Democrats and Trump are targeting middle-aged people, ages 34-65 roughly, at the same percentage of total spend.
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Traditional demographic-based targeting will show a cleaning products ad to, say, white middle-aged women who stay at home.
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In a nerve-shredding journey across the California desert, it torments a middle-aged salesman driving a rickety Plymouth Valiant.
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"Traditionally heroin addiction has been a problem associated with middle aged black men about 43 years of age," Willenbring says.
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She lost her slim figure and big boobs and became a middle-aged man, Professor Sheldon "Shelly" Oberonmade (Jack Black).
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But heavy drinking seems to be increasing most not among middle-aged whites, but the elderly and certain minority groups.
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Also, middle-aged men get the least amount of sleep, often getting less than the recommended seven to eight hours.
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"Pudgy Luo" is a middle-aged man who discusses everything from Chinese emperors to 3D printing on his talk-show.
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As a middle-aged couple living in Los Feliz, Leno and Rosemary LaBianca don't appear to have the same cachet.
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His profile also matches that of a few of the other lesser-known candidates: a centrist, middle-aged white male.
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It was just these middle-aged men waiting till it gets dark so that they can conduct their dirty business.
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We look up at a middle-aged man in a suit, wide-shouldered, charismatic, a wry look on his face.
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The bulk of the increase in middle-aged white mortality rates has been driven by women, especially from the south.
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So let's see: French is "wearing" either giant basketball shorts or middle aged mom capri pants from Ann Taylor LOFT.
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I was a middle-aged man who was an art teacher in my hometown and I was just horrifically depressed.
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So, really, he looks more like a middle-aged, middle American Minion who spends too much time in the sun.
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The researchers looked at more than 186,000 middle-aged offspring from England, Wales and Scotland who had a deceased parent.
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A couple of days earlier, I had pulled out two 9mm bullets from the body of a middle-aged man.
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There are middle-aged Londoners like Michael, an out of work driver who doesn't qualify for support from the council.
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Between songs, the performers sometimes left the stage to mingle with the crowd, chatting with the middle-aged male clientele.
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While the typical caregiver tends to be a middle-aged woman, millennials form nearly a quarter of the caregiving population.
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You got your floats, your marching bands, and your middle-aged men with green pageboy hats walking in loose clumps.
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But Unicode is largely made up of white, middle-aged, male engineers who are hardly representative of the global population.
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Surfing Magazine describes the Lunada Bay Boys as "the roughest and toughest wealthy middle-aged surf gang in the world".
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I moved on before they did, and the boy is probably middle-aged by now, the old cowboy surely dead.
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In the study, college students were shown middle-aged versions of themselves and then asked to play a trivia game.
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Increasing numbers of middle-aged Americans appear to be developing cancers that can be associated with obesity, new data suggest.
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There is just something about him that attracts middle-aged and older white men longing for the way things were.
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His playwriting style is comic, his characters the middle-aged French bourgeoisie, his themes reality and perception, fidelity and infidelity.
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He created a Survivor archetype, and was then followed by Strategic Ozzy and Middle-Aged Ozzy and Body Paint Ozzy.
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A woman had to hold herself together, her mother said, or end up looking like a wide middle-aged Russian.
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She has also proposed introducing public insurance programs for more Americans, including a Medicare buy-in for middle-aged people.
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"Danny Collins" (2015), tells the story of a middle-aged rocker trying to make amends with his long-lost son.
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It features two middle-aged, white, Midwest-raised politicians who call themselves "boring" (Tim Kaine) and "B-list" (Mike Pence).
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At the entrance to one alley, middle-aged men chain-smoked and played cards at round tables outside a restaurant.
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Older and middle-aged white men without a college education, Mr. Trump's base, are a shrinking slice of the electorate.
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Staying starstruck is an indulgence of our arrested developments, even for jaded middle-aged reporters—sweaty ones, in this case.
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Growing into my own middle-aged body, I know that battle scars are what indicate one's victories, strengths, and wisdom.
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As we walked, I imagined that all these artifacts could have been piled up in some middle-aged man's basement.
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I don't want to become the middle-aged lady who insists on wearing what was fashionable when she was 22.
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Every middle-aged character in the book except for Manny seems to be in a state of resigned existential crisis.
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I want to love one thing in this world as much a middle aged sportswriters love 1980s Big East basketball.
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On stage, two middle-aged men in a pub, Jimmy and Ian, spoke about the atrocities they had lived through.
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Played by the French rap star Kool Shen (resembling a middle-aged Jean-Paul Belmondo), he exudes a roughneck magnetism.
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One of them was a middle-aged woman so perfectly outfitted that I was momentarily surprised that she spoke English.
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If employers could be made to understand that middle-aged applicants do good work, what other incentive would they need?
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I stayed more than 20 years, and came back to the United States a middle-aged person with a family.
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A family doctor I know carved out a niche in his clinic to focus on middle-aged H.I.V.-infected patients.
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The premise: Six middle-aged women who have been friends for decades gather in Napa for a celebratory weekend away.
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" Now, at 59, he says that "most of the parts I get offered are middle-aged dudes having existential crises.
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The next two images are of a young man and middle-aged man wearing black-and-white striped prison uniforms.
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As I stuffed my face, I mingled with a posse of slobbery, middle-aged American dudes bedecked in wrinkled linen.
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Two middle-aged women with matching haircuts held hands in front of me as they bought an oversize amethyst cluster.
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The man standing before us, a middle-aged geologist with festering mother issues, doesn't like sharing his feelings with others.
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"She's a cat person," Tony Jenkins explained of his partner, Boudicca Rising (between them the middle-aged couple house 31).
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Arriving in Congress as a middle-aged House freshman, Pelosi wasn't at all sure how long she wanted to stay.
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Researchers examined survey data collected from 3,409 mostly middle-aged former National Football League (NFL) players from 2015 to 2017.
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If only Joan Collins wasreprising her role as Alexis in the "Dynasty" reboot, as a cougar to middle-aged Blake!
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The second suspect, a middle-aged man of Middle Eastern appearance, was seen leaving the area in a silver Mercedes.
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My first teacher was a middle-aged white woman we'll call Jackie, with a black lob and a smoker's voice.
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Just among legendary Hawaiian musicians, Gabby Pahinui had a middle-aged beer gut, while his son Bla is chopstick-skinny.
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"How Heavy This Hammer" opens with a medium close-up of its protagonist, Erwin, a jowly, bespectacled, middle-aged man.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: There I was, a middle-aged woman who had just sideswiped a New York City bus.
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A subsequent Washington Post story showed that the crisis is particularly severe among middle-aged white women in rural areas.
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Halfway through my trip, approaching 145th Street, a middle-aged lady entered the station with a tumor on her cheek.
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And then, as he finished up his speech, a middle-aged white woman approached and handed him her business card.
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For middle-aged women struggling with their weight, a recent spate of scientific findings sounds too good to be true.
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But watching Ms. Skinner and Ms. Ziemba, as middle-aged former showgirls being reintroduced to their youth, I was shivering.
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About 90 percent of them are middle-aged women or older, said Dr. Ilan Wittstein, who led the original study.
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These are friends of many years—once young married couples, young parents, middle-aged parents, now grandparents, most of them.
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The report called my parallel parking "deficient," but nevertheless the examiner, a fellow middle-aged woman, took pity and relented.
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The classes are mostly populated with middle-aged adults and I don't feel quite so awkward working out amongst them.
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I couldn&apost help but take stock of the predominantly white, male, wealthy, and middle-aged makeup of the audience.
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Of course, this study was short-term and focused on middle-aged marathon newcomers with no history of knee problems.
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Here Josephine presides over classes in writing where middle-aged would-be poets contemplate the Alzheimer's diminishment of fading parents.
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A middle-aged secretary recounted how the gloves made it hard for her to hold a pen, which kept slipping.
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Instead, he comes up with a new plan as swiftly and confidently as middle-aged men are wont to do.
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Nearby, a middle-aged man, bare-chested in the heat, watched the American flag go up with a bittersweet expression.
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I'm pretty sure he wasn't expecting to see a middle-aged woman in an unflattering swimsuit, but there I was.
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Houellebecq's narrator, François, is a middle-aged professor of French literature—a specialist in the novels of Joris-Karl Huysmans.
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This has helped him to further appeal to supporters like Dan Loving, a middle-aged white farmer at the event.
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He was surrounded at work by middle-aged white men, while "my night world was virtually lily-white," he added.
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Researchers looked at more than 22,21 middle-aged men and women in Germany from a pool of about 210,13 people.
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I was a sad, middle-aged social worker nervously attending a divorce support group at an Episcopal Church in Atlanta.
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When she went to a blockchain conference, it was a sea of "middle-aged white and Asian men," she says.
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She was black, middle-aged and seemed to take a "by any means necessary" approach to black people owning property.
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Most of the customers are "pre-need" — middle-aged and healthy, possibly decades ahead of finding themselves in the roots.
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Middle-aged guys dream of pulling up in front of a chic café where all the young women hang out.
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I looked over at the driver, a middle-aged white man, who was obviously trying to communicate something to me.
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If we're being honest: I'm a middle-aged, unemployed, pot-smoking, whisky-drinking Muslim who is dating a British girl.
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It's like parody of a parody of a suburban ghost story: the middle-aged man forever stuck mowing his lawn.
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The most annoying table ever was one of five middle-aged women who thought they were the queens of the terrace.
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They looked at data from a nationally representative study of middle-aged Americans in the U.S. conducted from 2009 to 2013.
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A tiny middle-aged man dragged a wheelie-bin between them, delivering firewood he'd harvested from the scrublands beyond the township.
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