This coming-of-age story signifies that eco-fiction has also come of age.
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So the error rate for younger people is about two years of age, while for 91 years of age it will be about five and a half, six, years of age.
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Yes, Moonlight is a coming of age tale, but it's not like most other coming of age films.
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"I think it was a kind of coming-of-age — a late coming-of-age," he said with a laugh.
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"Some people come of age as teenagers, I came of age as a senior citizen," she wrote in her memoir.
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It's a coming-of-age story, and I want to show how this — one's coming of age — has to be earned.
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Halloween is a coming-of-age holiday, and Spirited Away is one of the best coming-of-age stories ever told.
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Children should receive two doses of the vaccine — first at 12–15 months of age, then again at 4–6 years of age.
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Children should get their first dose at 12 through 15 months of age and the second dose at 4 through 6 years of age.
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The CDC recommends the first be given at 12 through 15 months of age and the second at 4 through 6 years of age.
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To come of age in San Francisco in the seventies was to regret not having come of age in San Francisco in the sixties.
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First, the researchers differentiated between neonatal mortality (death before one month of age) and postneonatal mortality (death between 1 and 12 months of age).
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We felt like there was a space that was missing, a coming-of-age story about girls that wasn't about sexual coming of age.
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The protagonist of "Scaffolding," an Israeli coming-of-age film, isn't really ready to come of age — not that he seems to know it.
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ALG: One of the reasons it's fascinating to talk to you now is that you've come of age as the Internet has come of age.
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It is sickening that Teena's story could be considered a coming-of-age story, given the fact that his coming of age resulted in his real-life death.
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The CDC normally recommends that children get two doses: the first dose at 12 through 15 months of age, and the second at 4 through 6 years of age.
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I asked him why he was so attracted to these coming-of-age stories and he said he'd never really put together that they were coming-of-age stories.
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The CDC usually recommends that children get two doses: The first dose at 12 through 20003 months of age, and the second dose at 4 through 6 years of age.
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"Children younger than 5 years of age, adults older than 65 years of age, and people with weakened immune systems are more likely to have severe illness," says the CDC.
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"Higher screen time viewing at 0.643 and 3 years of age was associated with children's delays in meeting developmental milestones at 3 and 5 years of age, respectively," she said.
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There are worthwhile conversations to have about the rise of black coming-of-age and queer coming-of-age films (or both), for which 2017 seems to be a banner year.
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But "A Place," written by Jukki Hanada and directed by Atsuko Ishizuka, is a funny and moving coming-of-age story that should translate across all boundaries of age or culture.
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" Tyrion protests, "Our queen respects the wisdom of age.
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About 63 percent of fans between 21 and 34 years of age think wagering on sports is acceptable, compared with 51 percent of all sports fans regardless of age, the study found.
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It's not a coming-of-age story because the characters are already of age, but it is a becoming-yourself story, one in which our heroine learns — and thus teaches — self-acceptance.
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It sounds so lame and it sounds so sappy, but the audience is watching Emma's coming of age, and I was experiencing my own coming-of-age story off of that set.
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In this interview between Collins and i-D contributor Rory Satran, the artist discusses her new book Coming of Age and discusses the role that photography played in her own coming-of-age.
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Japan restored partial access in 29 for U.S. beef from cattle 22.175 months of age and younger, and extended access in 2145.500 to include beef from cattle less than 22.475 months of age.
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You came of age using MSN Messenger, and Nokia 3310s.
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At four years of age, more than 80 percent lie.
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We're all human regardless of age, race, religion, wealth, job.
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Other media reports said Bello was 45 years of age.
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Still, all Americans, regardless of age, are feeling the squeeze.
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"Every '90s kid' comes of age 3 times," @VilinskiKonjic wrote.
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Life expectancy rose from 30 to 77 years of age.
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What's happening: Millennials came of age during the Great Recession.
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Its blighted windows and dirt marks show signs of age.
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A majority of people, regardless of age, flunked the quiz.
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Sasha and Malia they can come too they're of age.
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And, at that moment, homo interstellaris will come of age.
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They just came of age in a different time. Yeah.
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People who watched the show came of age, I guess.
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Cattle also must be less than 30 months of age.
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Opponents questioned the lack of age limit under the bill.
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Now, he says, coming of age is about achieving autonomy.
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We are not spared the distresses of age and infirmity.
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For a generation that came of age somewhere between Sept.
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The problem is ageism — discrimination on the basis of age.
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" He added: "Paige said he was 39 years of age.
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It was a landmark in his own coming of age.
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That resulting populism also combined with millenials' coming of age.
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Regardless of age, there's always the risk of technology addiction.
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The mere existence of "Age of Resistance" is an achievement.
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Mikie Sherrill is right in that "coming of age" group.
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Zwerg, fortunately, did not come of age in that world.
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These two steps were helpful regardless of age, Wendel said.
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Not in terms of age, but in terms of documentation.
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But then as they come of age, it all collapses.
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The dead ranged from 35 to 70 years of age.
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He is known by a wide variety of age ranges.
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The typical student would be 26, 27 years of age.
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The shadow of age bias in hiring, though, is long.
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The callers were diverse in terms of age and race.
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Regardless of age, size or shape, we CAN be healthy!
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Are you happy to be coming of age in 2020?
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Coming of age in the Depression marked them for life.
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THRUSH: --you came of age during that period of time.
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A return to classical certainties with the mellowing of age?
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As Duan came of age, so did the Chinese internet.
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Judy Blume, of stories of young girls coming of age.
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Extra stitching could denote cheekbones or the creases of age.
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Many millennials came of age during the 2008 financial crisis.
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I didn't really drink it until I was of age.
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"Children should get two doses of MMR vaccine, starting with the first dose at 12 to 15 months of age, and the second dose at 4 through 6 years of age," the CDC states.
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"I developed an addiction at 16 years of age," she said.
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Was Arya of age for all of this sooty, sooty sex?
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I lost my mother when I was eight years of age.
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Described as a quirky, funny coming of age story, Everything Sucks!
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Anyone, regardless of age, can be a person out of time.
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Iceland had the second-oldest squad, averaging 29 years of age.
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Authorities say the man is between 50-60 years of age.
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Are they similar to you in terms of age and sex?
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After my oration, I can complete the Coming of Age Rites.
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It is usually administered at 12 months of age, not six.
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As it turns out, maturity of age doesn't necessitate mature behavior.
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" Mr. Totten said: "I drove the writer of 'Age of Adaline.
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In the first book, Cade came of age, so to speak.
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He is 22 years of age; he is in the ascendancy.
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An entire generation has already come of age under Mr Erdogan.
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The millennial generation came of age during the 2008 financial crisis.
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That finding skews conservative, but is consistent in terms of age.
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These were stories of daily struggles and of coming of age.
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But soon he saw that I had just come of age.
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It may as well have been called the Shock of Age.
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That will be the day when humanity truly comes of age.
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Perhaps this is just the gentlest of the ravages of age.
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I've come of age in a time when injustice is ubiquitous.
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This is the generation that came of age during the recession.
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They came of age after the 2008 election of Barack Obama.
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"We work with any survivor 13 years of age or older."
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Dear Leah, I'm 18 years of age and a college student.
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Gallagher had his first amateur fight at 13 years of age.
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Meng came of age in the murky world of Chinese politics.
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This technology is accessible to everyone, regardless of age or gender.
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More than 50 years after independence, Jamaica is coming of age.■
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His lawyers are appealing, on grounds of age and poor health.
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We moved to Arizona when I was 217 years of age.
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A kind of topless nudity prevails, regardless, it seems, of age.
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Regardless of age, millennials are working hard to catch up financially.
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The game was over by the time they came of age.
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In fact they begin to accelerate at one month of age.
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It went down among a bunch of age groups at once.
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BROADLY: What propelled you to explore coming of age through dance?
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"That film is incredibly important because of age," Ms. Stewart said.
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Much of the infrastructure, he warned, was showing signs of age.
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It profiles Ethan Floquet as he comes of age with autism.
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It is a coming of age story for an awkward puberteen.
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But his presidential candidacy is coming of age in real life.
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"— Emily Stoecker, 38, Oradell, N.J. "Having reached 13 years of age.
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And we starve children of the joy of age-appropriate books.
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Users must upload government-issued proof of age to regain control.
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They could just be more of a general reflection of age.
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In a sense, Paris and its cathedral came of age together.
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Characters' parents appear throughout, suggesting the wisdom of age as well.
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The brains of the autistic children had faster rates of growth on the surface of their brains from 6 months of age to 1 year, and faster overall brain size from 1 to 2 years of age.
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Broad trends identified from the Neolithic to Iron Age in Central Europe suggest that supplementary foods were given to babies at around six months of age and weaning was complete by two to three years of age.
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"Elizabeth and I came of age around the same time," Clinton said.
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Babies can receive the pneumococcal vaccine starting at two months of age.
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All participants and their companions must be above 18 years of age.
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I've been doing public work since I was eight years of age.
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Publishing legend S.I. Newhouse Jr. has died at 89 years of age.
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Bowie's original die-hard audience, working-class British youth coming of age
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We simply ask that you are 21 years of age or older.
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You might just be in a Timothée Chalamet coming-of-age movie.
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Born in 2700, Ai Weiwei came of age during China's Cultural Revolution.
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The crowd on hand was fairly diverse, particularly in terms of age.
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There can never be too many queer coming-of-age summer romances.
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Cristóbal Martínez came of age in Alcalde, and Raven Chacon in Albuquerque.
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These are the best coming-of-age movies we can think of.
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Regardless of age, surprise costs are a major worry for many Americans.
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We humbly ask that you are at least 21 years of age.
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Children under five years of age were detained in three women's cells.
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He reached nine years of age, and died on March 22018, 2018.
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This is one coming-of-age story we can all relate to.
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Of the 141 people aboard, 67 are under 18 years of age.
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Regardless of age, a donor must also weigh more than 110 pounds.
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Do you think you'll buy it when you're legal and of age?
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Globally, pneumonia kills nearly 1 million children under five years of age.
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There are 15 million voters between 18 and 19 years of age.
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The largest increase was among adults 18 to 64 years of age.
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And most of us are going to be of age to vote.
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Perhaps because our closeness of age, I never resembled this older brother.
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The film is a coming-of-age comedy directed by Bridge Stokes.
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Proms are synonymous with coming of age, a necessary social before graduation.
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I missed the boat on physical music libraries, largely because of age.
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It summarizes recommendations for children from birth to 22013 years of age.
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Consider the fact that Blanket Jackson is now 15 years of age.
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With her work, she confronts that fear of age with honest vulnerability.
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NBA players don't typically peak until they are 26 years of age.
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Nevertheless, a generation has come of age knowing nothing but the wolf.
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During this same timeframe, Republican nominees have averaged 6900 years of age.
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When I came of age, drinking was an integral part of socializing.
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Both men were of age to be drafted to serve in Vietnam.
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Regardless of age, you'll probably still get at least a little protection.
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Instead, it's the number of close connections that matters, regardless of age.
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This chart shows the sex pay gap for each year of age.
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Others just want to see a bigger guy doll, regardless of age.
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The age of victims ranged from 1 to 88 years of age.
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El Rashidi chronicles the narrator's political coming-of-age with minimalist restraint.
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Trump has vacillated on the issue of age restrictions for firearms purchasing.
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The film explores a young black man's coming-of-age in Miami.
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It follows Liesel Meminger as she comes of age in Nazi Germany.
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Their coming-of-age political era evoked buzzwords like dignity and civility.
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Perhaps this sounds tiresome or conventional, a typical coming-of-age story.
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He became his old self, except for the ordinary depredations of age.
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We simply ask that you are 21 years of age to attend.
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I came of age in the Reagan era, when unions were broken.
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Every single month, one million Indians turn 18 and come of age.
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What organs degenerate under such extreme pressures of age, and what remains?
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You were born in Decatur, Illinois and came of age in Baltimore.
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Things didn't get much better for Lee as he came of age.
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With skateboarding there's no kind of age limit, because everyone skates together.
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But, largely because of age, I hadn't yet "arrived" in gaming culture.
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If you came of age in the 1980s, that's enough to enjoy.
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Preventing infections is the best way to protect everyone, regardless of age.
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When of age, the person could decide which gender to take on.
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The garments' oversize cuts frequently conceal indicators of age, sex or size.
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I would love to do that, to sort of age within it.
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Cyber warfare has come of age, and the Cold War is back.
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Separately, it can be difficult to come of age in the borderlands.
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Gage: We weren't going for the classic moments of coming of age.
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It is rare for a steer to reach seven years of age.
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"New Kid" is a classic coming-of-age tale in many ways.
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A coming-of-age high school dance competition comedy by Rashaad Newsome?
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But you're of age now and you're just after a good sunset.
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We came of age in a decade ravaged by AIDS and crack.
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But she was bewildered: Rape is rape, she thought, regardless of age.
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Some of Mr. Cosby's demeanor is likely a simple function of age.
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I was born in 1958 and came of age in the '70s.
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As many millennials come of age, employers are contending with helicopter parents.
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Kiernan Shipka stars in the coming-of-age story as Sabrina Spellman.
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But is their diminished sex drive because of age or something else?
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His hospitalization has highlighted the issue of age among the 2020 contenders.
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Sows have their first cubs at five to eight years of age.
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Critics enjoy the coming-of-age story featured on "Looking for Alaska."
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JULIAN ROBERTSON: Well, I think the cruise industry has come of age.
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Why did Amina's celebration resonate with Helly's experience of coming-of-age?
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When the galleys of "Age of Anger" arrived, I dived for them.
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"In an aging society, we cannot get rid of age," he said.
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This reflex usually goes away between four to six months of age.
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It's a supernatural coming-of-age story with a murder mystery foundation.
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The coming-of-age drama "Moonlight" is nominated for eight Academy Awards.
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This social conditioning is one of Age of Resistance's most searing themes.
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For some, casting their ballot is an exciting "coming of age" moment.
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Unlike Harry's tale, though, Newt's story opens with him already of age.
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The differences were independent of age, sex, educational level, exercise and smoking.
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That perception trickles down to affect all female skaters, regardless of age.
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Among those 18 to 203 years of age, 59 percent supported Sanders.
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The police thought Tamir Rice looked older than 12 years of age.
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The first pertussis vaccine infants can receive is DTaP (which also protects against diphtheria and tetanus), and it is given in five doses starting at 2 months of age and ending at 4 to 6 years of age.
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The CDC recommends that all children get two doses of the MMR vaccine, as it's known, starting with the first dose at 12 through 15 months of age and the second dose between 4 and 6 years of age.
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The Sense of an Ending tackles this phenomenon in a tale that sounds like a detective story, but plays more like a quiet coming of age drama — except the person coming of age is about to be a grandfather.
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Lady Bird, a coming-of-age drama that somehow feels more real than any other coming-of-age drama ever made, has a 100% score on Rotten Tomatoes, and has made every member of the Refinery29 entertainment team cry.
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We can change America forever, all before we reach 20 years of age.
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That coincidence of age apart, though, the specimens could not be more different.
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I wanted my coming of age, trials and tribulations, teen story, I guess.
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On the surface, Raw seems like a quintessential French coming-of-age movie.
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Americans coming of age during and after the Great Recession are faring much
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We can change America forever, all before we reach 23 years of age.
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The youth spirit is accessible for anyone regardless of age, race, gender, sexuality.
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Children and spouses that have not remarried can now qualify, regardless of age.
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The program affected males 16 years of age or older from 25 countries.
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Regardless of age or experience, there is a conscious choice to be remade.
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This goes back to that concept of age as a state of mind.
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How can Madonna, at 58 years of age, bend her leg like that?
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Have circuit parties become more diverse in terms of age, ethnicity, body type?
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Those buying a bottle will need to provide proof of age on delivery.
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Three of those actresses were at least 45 years of age or older.
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Stack, at 64 years of age, is younger than Trump, Biden and Warren.
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The jacket illustration for "Coming of Age in Samoa" featured a topless girl.
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Or center a coming-of-age film set in the Italian countryside around.
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Perhaps that's why coming-of-age narratives seem so ripe for horrific reinterpretation.
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Big Mouth is the coming-of-age tale you didn't know you needed.
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Shouldn't they be allowed to marry their sweethearts before deploying, regardless of age?
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And, the common behaviors within the two categories were present regardless of age.
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Rhinos in the wild typically live up to around 24 years of age.
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There are comedies and dramas, sci-fi stories and coming-of-age ones.
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Between five and six weeks of age, day and night sleep is organized.
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I came of age in an insane era when Kate Moss was queen.
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And you happen to be coming of age during one of those moments.
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" During his sentencing, Sprowson said, "This is an issue of age of consent.
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It's a skill they should have all mastered by three months of age.
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The coming-of-age story made $915,750, pushing its gross to $9.9 million.
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While watching the trailer for Netflix's new coming of age comedy Everything Sucks!
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But the Age of Age came and went in less than a year.
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There's no doubt that Netflix's Stranger Things is a coming-of-age story.
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The civil rights movement was gaining steam as she was coming of age.
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Regardless, Kirsten – like all American girl dolls – was forced to come of age.
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This new version of Age of Empires kept all the old cheat codes.
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However, Dries Van Noten's latest showing was a welcome celebration of age diversity.
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The women in the study ranged from 15 to 45 years of age.
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After all, this was a coming-of-age experience for all of them.
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That he decided, at 35 years of age, to start training for UFC.
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It doesn't matter where or when it happens, coming of age is brutal.
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When they started out, they were just 10 and 12 years of age.
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These young people came of age politically with Obama's rise into the presidency.
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For most high-income countries life expectancy teeters around 80 years of age.
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That data points to three eras of age polarization in voters by age.
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My coming-of-age story happened in the middle of the AIDS epidemic.
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In due course, the lad may enjoy a site-specific coming-of-age.
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"Her worst-reviewed movie so far is the coming-of-age drama "Victim.
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Alfonso Cuáron directed "Y tu mamá también," a Mexican coming-of-age film.
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They came of age in the '50s, and my mother loved to dance.
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Ninety percent of SIDS cases occur between 1 and 6 months of age.
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"Forty percent of students today are over 24 years of age, " he explains.
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She said -- talked about her problems going back to 19 years of age.
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The problem stems from Facebook not requiring any proof of age upon signup.
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Hitting 2628 years of age can be a poignant moment for most individuals.
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For me, it's a coming-of-age, late 20s experience in self-reflection.
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How does Lady Bird feel different from some other coming-of-age films?
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A man of nearly 22016 years of age stands on a street corner.
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I was the WWF's oldest rookie ever, starting at 48 years of age.
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The fact is, if they're not of age, it's wrong to begin with.
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Among them are seven families and three children under five years of age.
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Fortunately, activists that came of age after Gray's death have emerged as leaders.
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Depending on the state, we're winning people 50 years of age or younger.
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My peers were coming of age in Washington and Hollywood and Madison Avenue.
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Anyone with chronic conditions -- regardless of age -- is also encouraged to stay home.
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After confirming that a user is of age, Slutbot designates a safe word.
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Not every coming of age story has to involve unraveling at the seams.
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The victims of the shooting range from 5 to 72 years of age.
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Bennett records all the preoccupations, assaults and insights of age with Proustian clarity.
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The Jewish coming-of-age ceremony stretches to accommodate the new gender fluidity.
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Ms. Tsangari's coming-of-age film "Attenberg" (2012) is also streaming on FilmStruck.
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The parents of 210 children under 25 years of age were similarly excluded.
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And they're using this sort of age-appropriateness standard, which is exceedingly vague.
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The raunchy coming-of-age comedy, released by Universal, ran in 3,204 theaters.
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The patient, who lives in Wilton, is 40 to 50 years of age.
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They've all had their own coming-of-age stories, just at different ages.
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He is 65, the lines of age having hardened his famously boyish face.
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THERE ARE NO GROWN-UPSA Midlife Coming of Age StoryBy Pamela Druckerman288 pp.
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For every decade of age, the risk score declined by about 21 points.
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The odds of this overtreatment rose 10 percent with each decade of age.
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"To Kill a Mockingbird" (1962) was heralded as a coming-of-age classic.
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The property boom is dividing the nation along lines of age and class.
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This is the generation that came of age as offices became open-plan.
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One woman, about 50 years of age, was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Through it all, we see Mr. Wong and his group come of age.
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America looks different now than it did when those voters came of age.
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My own children came of age in their political awareness under President Obama.
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My own children came of age in their political awareness under President Obama.
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Roland's bipolar disorder came of age during the same era as social media.
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A communicable disease can spread fast and far and kill indiscriminate of age.
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After all, it is meant for kids at least eight years of age.
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There are fraught friendships, coming-of-age stories, Supreme Court drama and more.
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Stop selling any kind of weapon to those under 21 years of age.
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The CDC recommends a tetanus vaccination series starting at 2 months of age.
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Anyone, regardless of age, accused of such disgraceful actions will be charged accordingly.
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Instead, the film's trailer initially reads as a darker coming-of-age story.
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Big Mouth is definitely not your average broadcast network coming-of-age series.
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I came of age years after he played his final game for Brooklyn.
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Then they tracked diagnoses of age-related macular degeneration, from 2009 to 2013.
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From Spicy Braised Beef Signifies the Coming of Age for Mexican Teenage Girls
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Or maybe it's just that I have, at long last, come of age.
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We will no longer sell firearms to anyone under 21 years of age.
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As Arya comes of age, her capacity for ruthlessness and retribution is softening.
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Your debut and this film are both coming-of-age stories for women.
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But I'm keenly aware that for the generations that came of age after me, or are coming of age now, like my 25-year-old daughter, this moment validates their self-confidence and sense of possibility in a very different way.
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But in recent years, federal bureaucrats at the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) have declared that such programs should be reclassified as a presumptively illegal form of age discrimination, even when an employer does not intend to discriminate because of age.
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It assumes that liberal modernity represents a permanent change in human affairs, a kind of "coming of age" in which religion must come of age as well — putting away exclusivist ideas in order to flourish in community with all mankind.
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Sure, Into the Spider-Verse has a standard good-versus-evil plot line (Wilson Fisk fucking up the time continuum), but most of that is pushed to the side for a coming of age story of several coming of age stories.
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Or Thirteen, Catherine Hardwicke's 2003 classic coming-of-age film starring Evan Rachel Wood?
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They were then evaluated at three years and again at five years of age.
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And some children begin to tell lies as young as two years of age.
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Overall, voters under 35 years of age represent about a fifth of the electorate.
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Boomers came of age in a time of unrivaled wealth and devastating political crisis.
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But there's also a coming of age story about the girls in the movie.
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Everyone is different because of age, character, and the happenstance of each individual life.
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"I'm 63 years of age and I can't be living like this," Osbourne said.
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The most dramatic forms of age-related mental deterioration are neurodegenerative diseases, like Alzheimer's.
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"Berry-picking is something nearly all Finns do, regardless of age," says the guide.
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At the time, Guggenbiller, Hagan, and Broadbent were of age, but Coniglio was 103.
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Suicidal thoughts can happen to anyone regardless of age, gender, ethnicity, and socioeconomic status.
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It also suggests that those younger than 15 years of age are more resilient.
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Were Homecoming just another coming-of-age comedy, it'd be a very solid one.
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In fact, Bob Marley came of age as the island was finding its identity.
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This method is truly appropriate for everybody, regardless of age and level of fitness.
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What unites both games is their grounding of coming-of-age stories in computers.
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Mariah Carey came of age as a singer in the heyday of prima donnas.
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No coming of age tale would be complete without a little bit of romance.
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It's a dizzying hodgepodge of neoliberalism critique, coming-of-age saga, and heist flick.
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Her political coming-of-age was punctuated by an argument with a history teacher.
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I'm a millennial and you know we came of age at the financial crisis.
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So yes, this French, indie, lesbian coming-of-age story does indeed echo Blue.
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Why a show about sexually repressed teenagers coming of age in 19th century Germany?
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This gripping coming-of-age story shows a woman's world being opened through education.
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However, the loosening of age rating would substantially increase premiums for the near elderly.
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And the visual expression of age can hardly be described as an exact science.
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The coming-of-age sitcom will end after season 3, the network announced Wednesday.
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PG: How much of your own lives contributed to these coming-of-age novels?
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"Coming of age during an economic downturn has consequences," the pro-vacation coalition writes.
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U.S. citizens 29 years of age or older can enter anytime through October 31.
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Children below 18 years of age made up about half of the refugee population.
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People usually find out they have it between 55 and 75 years of age.
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Barry's hair has long gone gray, his face lined with deep signs of age.
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Nearly half of those enrolled for 2016 are older than 45 years of age.
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The sweet, clever novel places a woman's sexual coming-of-age on a pedestal.
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At 87 years of age, he has created a profoundly authentic and emotional space.
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The tiny leather boot would have fit a child around 12 months of age.
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So what happens when that beauty, at least by Hollywood standards, comes of age?
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It's great that this remaster of Age of Empires kept those old cheat codes.
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S.E. Hilton's classic coming-of-age novel The Outsiders only gets better with time.
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With the care of age, she dropped to front knees and bowed her head.
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And one-third of the victims were just babies under 1 year of age.
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Furthermore, there is absolutely no reason to delay receiving a mammogram because of age.
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Smoking, y'know... I've only got so many breaths left at seventy years of age.
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For many of us, prom was a landmark in our coming-of-age narrative.
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Another 12 people ranging from 23 to 69 years of age suffered minor injuries.
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On and on the camera jumps, crossing boundaries of age, socioeconomic means, and ability.
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So would the decline of the mighty supercentre, which is showing signs of age.
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In 753, the task force recommended against all routine PSA testing, regardless of age.
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Three were released later that day on the grounds of age or ill health.
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Sharkey, who came of age in that safer era, intends to be its eulogist.
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There have been questions and concerns about accounts being locked because of age restrictions.
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The filmmakers thanked A24 for taking a chance on the coming-of-age tale.
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But Instagram only requires documentation of age when an account is flagged, not before.
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"I hope that young players keep their passion, regardless of age and playing years."
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Users of the mentoring feature have to be at least 18 years of age.
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"I'm homeless at 82 years of age, and that makes it hard," he said.
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And it tells a coming-of-age story about mastering creative and destructive strength.
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That percentage increased to 60.7 percent for DACA recipients over 25 years of age.
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Nick Kyrgios has long wasted his talent, but now, he's finally coming of age.
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But now the long-in-the-tooth bull market is showing signs of age.
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Not just in terms of age, but in terms of life and career stage.
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In many ways, the long-held retirement benchmark of age 65 has grown obsolete.
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Those of us who came of age during the space race are increasingly outliers.
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Clinton is doing just fine counting on voters who came of age with Polaroids.
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It's an issue that affects us all, regardless of age, sex, or sexual orientation.
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That same year, she filmed the excellent coming-of-age movie The Spectacular Now.
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It's hard to name current coming-of-age shows and films starring Black girls.
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Rather than being aspirational, coming-of-age milestones become reminders of your own mortality.
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That lands them around six to eight weeks of age, depending on the breed.
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Saudi women are required to have male guardians their entire lives, regardless of age.
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Suzanne becomes Evie's idol, as well as the key to her coming of age.
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Ryan Frederick is the founder of SmartLiving 360 and developer of age-friendly housing.
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It would be correct for Europeans to show we have all come of age.
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Mainieri's propulsive debut is a double coming-of-age story that spans the border.
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Revisit the best and worst of the '90s with this coming-of-age comedy.
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In recent weeks, I spoke to numerous industry insiders about this coming of age.
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" Greta Gerwig joins the list for her Sacramento coming-of-age script, "Lady Bird.
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"I want to design for what 'coming-of-age' means to me," Lurie says.
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It's also a coming-of-age story, implying a backward-looking perspective of maturity.
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And as I came of age — self-reflection, realization, meeting people — things have changed.
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Op-Docs How do you find independence when you're coming of age with autism?
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THERE ARE NO GROWN-UPS: A Midlife Coming-of-Age Story, by Pamela Druckerman.
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But a full generation has come of age with no memory of that day.
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Today, fans see it as a gem in the '90s coming-of-age genre.
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The lineup reflected that, too, with eight players 24 years of age or younger.
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A coming-of-age tale in which a young vegetarian goes to vet school.
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Yet even boyishly charming movie stars must someday submit to the tyranny of age.
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In prior years, this requirement kicked in after savers turned 70½ years of age.
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"It's not easy to learn something new at 32 years of age," she said.
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Netflix green-lighted a semi-autobiographical coming-of-age comedy series with Kaling starring.
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Or assume that everyone can cope with a disaster regardless of age or income.
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The Times's review of this '80s coming-of-age movie was less than favorable.
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"Young brothers should not be 16 years of age dying right now," he said.
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Bruno Munari (1907-1998) came of age at a turbulent time in Italian history.
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"It never deteriorated, our later wrinkles, blotches, and scars of age notwithstanding," she wrote.
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After coming of age in her early 20s, Dorothea adopted her mother's maiden name.
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" Jane Fonda "We're still living with the old paradigm of age as an arch.
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This debut novel is a beautiful twist on the gay coming-of-age story.
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"Restless Creature" makes the potential compensations of age seem as beautiful as any ballet.
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But Amedu, who felt he was "of age" to get married, was very serious.
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Ed Whitlock, an 85-year-old marathoner, has set dozens of age-group records.
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"More than half of cases are under 25 years of age," Dr. Schuchat said.
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Under Hong Kong law, children are defined as being under 14 years of age.
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Confronted with these new realities, many producers of age-worthy wines changed their thinking.
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I support the termination of gun sales to anyone under 21 years of age.
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"My goal was to graduate before I reached 100 years of age," he wrote.
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It is especially apparent in rieslings with at least a few years of age.
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The story's pace between missions is as leisurely as a coming-of-age journey.
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Even with the benefit of age, golf and I had not become soul mates.
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Moreover, we can set up trusts that mature after our child comes of age.
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Ms. Sanders, 34, came of age in politics as the daughter of former Gov.
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Especially when you consider that most passengers are people under 30 years of age.
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He walked the Earth 60,000 years ago and died at 32 years of age.
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After all, as human beings, we are wired for continued growth, regardless of age.
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According to tradition, relatives were visited in order of age, starting with the oldest.
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The book is a coming-of-age story in a world colored by Apartheid.
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"Young Kennedy was just barely of age to come into the presidency," she said.
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Renewables are coming of age and no longer stand or fall on government largesse.
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And there other splits as well, along lines of age, gender, income, and geography.
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It develops after the neonate period, usually between three and six months of age.
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She was raised by liberal boomer parents who came of age in the sixties.
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With three Justices over 78 years of age, one or more vacancies are expected.
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And while that's largely a function of smarts, it's also a function of age.
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People who came of age at the time "have insecurities about employment," she said.
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He infused familiar coming-of-age and gangster-movie tropes with a rare authenticity.
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The novel tells Nadia's coming-of-age story, but in a rather unusual way.
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At 27 years of age, Floyd Mayweather was on Oscar De la Hoya's undercard.
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It's hard for all the fighters, he says, regardless of age or experience level.
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Also, matters of age, region and personal predilection as well as religion matter here.
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It seems likely that for some players, turning griefer marks a coming of age.
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It's almost a coming-of-age movie, with the cynical but not ridiculous viewpoint that a young woman's coming of age in modern America involves running headlong into five or six types of toxic masculinity, and figuring out how to survive them.
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I think that's one thing that Mike was interested in exploring: how those are juxtaposed, how the coming of age of [my] character is kind of in sync with the coming of age of a lot of Americans and their new identities.
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People who came of age in Porter's time took gift-giving as seriously as the Kwakiutls took their potlatches, and for the same reason: coming of age in a culture of surplus, they believed in constant exchanges of the signs of prosperity.
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Liberalism came of age in a Europe of nation states steeped in barely questioned racism.
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An entire generation of Wall Street executives came of age in the 1990s and 2000s.
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It's a digital coming-of-age story, soundtracked with AIM's annoying beeps and door slams.
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It asks people to state they're of age, but doesn't do anything to confirm that.
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Initial analysis of the skeleton indicates that the man was over 30 years of age.
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" Highlight: "At three years of age, 50 percent lie and 50 percent tell the truth.
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Should we really be trying to literally erase the signs of age from our faces?
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The coming-of-age drama took home two other awards, including one for Mahershala Ali.
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Two other politicians who came of age during Vietnam are running in the Democratic primary.
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He explained how he grew up poor and came of age in New York City.
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In reality, Biden leads with "somewhat liberal" voters and voters under 50 years of age.
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She's also set to become the oldest woman in space, at 56 years of age.
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Well, I spoke to a varied bunch in terms of age, class backgrounds, and ethnicity.
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This "Lost Decade," a period during which Ishida came of age, strongly influenced his artwork.
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Not surprisingly, Pinky's plot centers on one major coming-of-age moment — getting a period.
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J.D. Salinger's coming-of-age novel has practically become mandatory reading for anyone in adolescence.
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The coming-of-age comedy aired on ABC for six seasons from 1988 to 1993.
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Because of age and corrosion, it carries less oil than it was designed to transport.
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India today has about 50% of their population at 25 years of age or younger.
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A new globally-minded generation born in the 1980s and 1990s is coming of age.
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The dead included at least six people under 18 years of age, including one girl.
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I came of age during the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962 as a graduate student.
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I love Greta Gerwig and coming-of-age movies, so I'm looking forward to it.
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Of what it has been like to come of age in the age of terror.
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The Economist may ask the winner to provide proof of age and/or parental consent.
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Twenty years is old for a telescope, and Chandra has begun showing signs of age.
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Most coming-of-age stories about really intense moments end up in chaos or drama.
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Today, the average couple begins their first co-residential relationship at 22 years of age.
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"I'll marry her off as soon as she is of age," she said, half joking.
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Coming of age for your Catholic birth mother must have been a very different experience.
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LOS ANGELES —Shovel Buddies, a dark coming-of-age movie, had made its digital debut.
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In general, the burdens of age and demands at the court weigh in one direction.
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We were moving from writing in assembly language — remember, UNIX was just coming of age.
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Many of these players have come of age and I couldn't be prouder of them.
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Especially because Alanis, you came of age when it was so omnipresent on the internet.
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To recap: We have two young stars with proven success in coming-of-age stories.
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But one woman, at least, seems distinctly untouched by the so-called ravages of age.
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"Hopefully by the time he's of age," he said, "people will be even more tolerant."
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If your are of age, the pops can be ordered online through Rosé Season's site.
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Kuso's not perfect, but far more interesting [than] the umpteenth, generic coming-of-age film.
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Huddle, 8003, said she saw her move to the marathon as a coming-of-age.
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And, obviously, the teenage landscape is ripe for interpersonal conflict and coming-of-age narrative.
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You may face a pervasive amount of age or gender or racial discrimination or bias.
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In February, 1962, John Glenn was 40 years of age while President Kennedy was 44.
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Mothakge laughed and said that mirrored his experience coming of age in postapartheid South Africa.
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"They do have the sagacity of age to understand that this is rare," he said.
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It's a coming-of-age story as much for the adults as for the children.
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The Great Recession affected many Americans, regardless of age, but it hit millennials particularly hard.
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ALL WE HAD Katie Holmes makes her directorial debut with this coming-of-age drama.
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The majority, regardless of age or income, supported the idea of compensation for living donors.
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The issue of age has come up at times and been a point of controversy.
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And it makes me wonder, will "Friends" have legs when my daughter is of age?
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Epic explained that the responsibility of age verification is on the platform holders, not Fortnite.
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Postering became more ubiquitous as a generation of graffiti and street artists came of age.
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Shelter and the following year's coming-of-age thriller Mud, Nichols has repeatedly explored the
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All males 16 years of age or older from 25 countries were forced to register.
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Doris's exotic escapade is "part of becoming new, of coming-of-age," Ms. Field said.
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He did not come of age when "neurodiversity" was part of our vocabulary of difference.
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He did not come of age when "Asperger's" was part of our vocabulary at all.
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Yes, I first saw The Smiths when I was 14 years of age in 1984.
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So it's definitely a different approach, but I suppose it would be regardless of age.
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However, daytime sleepiness was tied to lower student-teacher closeness regardless of age and sex.
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"Thus, investing in small funds, regardless of age, may provide for superior and sustainable returns."
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What it's about: "Dickinson" recreates the coming-of-age years of heralded poet Emily Dickinson.
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We've got an '80s coming-of-age romance with a "Black Mirror" spin on it.
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When I came of age, and my game was good enough, I became a Lancer.
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Let me be clear: the novel coronavirus can infect anyone, regardless of age or ethnicity.
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Troubled mother-daughter relationships are not an uncommon theme in female coming-of-age stories.
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" "And when he comes of age," I said, "tell him to come talk to me.
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Plenty of age-old techniques — meditation, fasting — can be considered a basic type of biohacking.
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Much was made of her maturity (in the sense of age, not comportment) and intelligence.
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Your orgasms may be affected if these muscles are weak because of age or childbirth.
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The South Korean movie is a coming-of-age tale about a Seoul eighth grader.
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S. E. Hinton's 1967 coming-of-age novel credited teenagers with a rich interior life.
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In coming-of-age stories, the journey to self-discovery almost always involves leaving home.
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Watch: "Ramy," Hulu's new show, is a coming-of-age story about a millennial Muslim.
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Heroic fantasy depends on a teenager coming of age, defeating evil, and ascending into power.
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Annie is already a grown woman, so "Shrill" isn't exactly a coming-of-age story.
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When that generation was coming of age a decade or so ago, some were rebels.
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He came of age at the time of the Supreme Court ruling in Brown v.
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Unlike traditional media outlets, Netflix does not fixate on categories of age, gender or race.
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BROADLY: Why did you come of age in your late 20s versus your early 20s?
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S. E. Hinton's 214 coming-of-age novel credited teenagers with a rich interior life.
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And it will establish a "second-look process," an independent review of age discrimination investigations.
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"Coming of age in the 1970s, it was the watch that everyone wore," he said.
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A more valid complaint is that the cast is too narrow in terms of age.
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A lot of people look back fondly on it as a coming-of-age experience.
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It wasn't particularly diverse in terms of age, socioeconomics (as Buttigieg pointed out), or background.
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This neutralizes the immediacy and intimacy that can make coming-of-age stories so special.
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This queer coming-of-age story is told in verse and centers on Navajo culture.
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"You happen to be coming of age" amid backlash to progress, Obama told the students.
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The goal is youthful wellness rather than an extended long period of age-related decline.
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Babies usually get their first teeth anytime from three months of age to one year.
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The researchers evaluated the children's development starting at 6 months through 3 years of age.
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Most millennials have come of age in a world of instant messages, emails and texts.
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I was coming of age as a Cuban-American in an era of institutional critique.
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People usually find out that they have it between 55 and 75 years of age.
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Porter, by temperament and entitlement, came of age among the openly bisexual European upper crust.
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The animated film follows the coming-of-age origin story of young genius Hiro Hamada.
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To browse the site, you need only click on a box pledging you're of age.
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And people who would bring up Buttigieg often did so in the context of age.
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I came of age in the late 1970s and into manhood in the late 1980s.
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Bo Burnham's coming of age drama picked up another $1.6 million in its fifth frame.
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She is set to make her acting debut in the coming-of-age drama, "Goldie."
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Macedonia is coming of age and it has a very exciting a prosperous future ahead.
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But at 71 years of age, a steady fast-food diet could compromise his health.
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That's why this list is full of age-appropriate gifts from the House of Mouse.
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Recreational marijuana is now legal in 11 states for those over 21 years of age.
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At 242 years of age, the U.S. has reached the leading edge of governmental decrepitude.
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Most babies stop needing to be burped until around 4 to 6 months of age.
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But the bulk of millennials came of age when jobs were scarce, Mr. Myers noted.
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This volume of Sattouf's graphic memoir is more than just a coming-of-age story.
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Traditionally, the vaccination conversation starts at an infant's first checkup, around two weeks of age.
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The toddler is thought to be between 1 and 1½ years of age, Hassan said.
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"Focusing on goals is related to building wealth, regardless of age and income," she writes.
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I'm 68 and came of age in the late 1960s, graduating from college in 1971.
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"Twenty-eight years of age and I'm getting fight checks and promoter checks," McGregor said.
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This is still a show that puts its best "coming of age story" foot forward.
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Adults who come of age and find they are incapable of holding down a job.
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Around five months of age, Liam started waking up for the day at 4 a.m.
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The coming-of-age show will return for its third and final season in June.
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But the effects of age aren't as harsh and men face no deadline like menopause.
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Frustrated after coming of age with no answers, he publicly asked: 'Where is my brother?
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In reviewing its 2015 miniseries "Stakes," I dubbed it the best coming-of-age story of its era, and coming-of-age stories always embrace the twinge of sadness that comes from the things you need to give up to become the person you are.
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Novès faces the challenges of age and of adjusting to the distinctive routines of international rugby.
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"The VH1 viewer — apparently their coming-of-age was around the early 1990s," Mr. Charnas said.
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Elevating "Paleoism" to the status of a lifestyle gives it a sense of age and authority.
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It is into this whiplash environment of economic inequality that college students have come of age.
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For the overall set, the other determinant outside of age was being a conservative Trump supporter.
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The territorial government will run online sales after legalization for adults over 19 years of age.
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That means that the overwhelming majority came of age in the last half-century or so.
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"It was inclusive of age and race and gender and other walks of life," he says.
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At 32 years of age, Pachulia is having the finest season of his 13-year career.
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I am 26 years old, so I came of age during the rise of President Obama.
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HARARE, Zimbabwe – The world&aposs oldest person is 141 years of age and lives in Zimbabwe.
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The influenza vaccine is recommended annually for all eligible children starting at 6 months of age.
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Her next project, Girl, will focus on the coming-of-age narratives of female-identifying individuals.
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The body of a man, about 50 years of age, was recovered in Lady Bird Lake.
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Though to call Night Music a rom-com undersells the book's compelling coming-of-age storylines.
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According to the press release, about 245,000 of those users were under 13 years of age.
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Authorities are asking parents covered by the order to vaccinate babies from 6 months of age.
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If it's this bad for us...what will happen with the kids coming of age soon?
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"Recurrence of age-old conspiracies or tropes occurred across many of the case studies," Joseff said.
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Aniston's parents, John Aniston and Nancy Dow, divorced when Aniston was only nine years of age.
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The CDC recommends everyone over 6 months of age get vaccinated by the end of October.
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For one, people now in their 50s and 60s came of age during the sexual revolution.
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The peak time that children develop ear infections is between 6 and 24 months of age.
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The members of the Democratic Renaissance Project came of age in the shadow of Sept. 11.
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Moonlight is hypnotic not just as a character study, or as a coming-of-age story.
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Bowser Jr. is set to come into one hell of an inheritance when he's of age.
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Inside the church, the deceased range from 18 months to 113 years of age, officials said.
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Moss and lichen add color and texture to rocks, and they bring the impression of age.
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Hi-Mo says the market is growing more luxuriant across a broad range of age-groups.
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Born in 1736, she came of age in the fetid, soul-destroying crucible of English industrialization.
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Some of these differences, like cortex size, are observable as early as one month of age.
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" Dylan Sprouse: "On the one hand, it's a coming of age story for all the characters.
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The coming-of-age film has another equally enthused fan, in the form of Jonah Hill.
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In actuality, this is far closer to a coming-of-age story than a period drama.
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She comes of age in an America governed by another line — that of life and death.
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It has also splintered Britain along the lines of age, location and education, according to polls.
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"The tattoos were printed from FX shops in Vancouver with various levels of age," Mackenzie recalls.
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It also requires advertisers of these services to only target users over 18 years of age.
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Many of the Kardashians and Jenners have had all kinds of age differences in their relationships.
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Helton refers to his project at Messiah as his personal coming-of-age story about photography.
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I came of age in a time before same-sex marriage and YouTube and social media.
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The advantage of age Take shooting, a sport that requires more mental strength rather than agility.
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They can now set custom PINs for specific movies and TV shows, regardless of age recommendations.
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This task is absurdly easy for members of our species older than 18 months of age.
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All of the case studies involved children, ranging from 6 months to 14 years of age.
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Per PitchBook, a company can be several years of age before it secures its seed round.
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The announcement notes that alcohol possession for those under 21 years of age remains forbidden entirely.
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The book was a moving meditation on the naivety of youth and the wisdom of age.
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If and when this is done successfully, human genetic engineering will truly have come of age.
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His ensuing decline is, at a simple level, a familiar tale of the trials of age.
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And Sansa's coming-of-age led to one of the most embarrassing moments of Turner's career.
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You can learn about the effects of age and disease and nutrition and things like that.
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The skier was found to be a man aged between 30 and 35 years of age.
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My mom came of age during the Black Power [movement] in the late 60s and 1970s.
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Ms. Ayres came of age in Britain with abstract artists like Howard Hodgkin and Victor Pasmore.
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Regardless of age, teeth brushing isn't usually something most people look forward to in their day.
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But coming of age is far too frequently a sickening experience for transgender people living today.
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Training for managers at Prudential now includes how to have conversations with employees regardless of age.
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I would play around in the studio as a youngin, 13 or 14 years of age.
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It is not known if Diclegis is safe & effective in children under 18 years of age.
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The Amrita will also keep the age limit to between 18 and 60 years of age.
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I skipped the stage glorified by pervy old directors in artfully lit coming-of-age films.
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Some basic facts: 42 accepts 1,000 students between 18 and 30 years of age every year.
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For her part, Feilding characterised the groundbreaking study as a "coming-of-age" of Hoffman's discovery.
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Anwar Hadid hit the town Saturday night to celebrate coming of age .. 18 to be exact.
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I know he's 34, but I don't see signs of age-related decline or anything yet.
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Anyone 443 years of age or older can enroll in Health eHeart, co-founded by Drs.
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I have witnessed the gulf narrow as new generations of Americans and Cubans come of age.
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At 36 years of age, Seery still isn't missing a beat with the promising Dublin prospects.
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It's a fun coming-of-age film with style that doesn't shy away from serious issues.
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The film's screenwriter and star Fawzia Mirza tells a deceptively straightforward coming-of-age love story.
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I don't think that we only come of age when we're 13 because I definitely didn't.
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Now 69 years old, he came of age and reached his commercial peak in the 1970s.
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Regardless of age, gender or body type, you can (and should) do workouts like I do.
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Read more:SurveyMonkey Audience polls from a national sample balanced by census data of age and gender.
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It takes a touch of the spiritual to speak across chasms of age, class, and color.
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Lillian Ross came of age at a time when it was impolite to ask a lady
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This is what the Internet was invented for, and readers of age can decide for themselves.
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But Ratelband's solution to the problems of age, it seems, is simply not to be old.
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I was born in the South and came of age there in the 1940s and '50s.
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I came of age as a journalist in an era when reporters treated officials with skepticism.
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Today's college students have come of age in a time of growing diversity and political polarization.
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Senators voted unanimously on Wednesday to allow children under one year of age onto the floor.
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" According to the researchers, there is "robust evidence of age discrimination in hiring against older women.
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Nationalism came of age in Valmy, in northern France, on September 20th 1792, round about noon.
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Garner will next be seen in the coming-of-age film Love Simon opposite Josh Duhamel.
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"Whether or not they predict pregnancy following IVF independent of age is less certain," she said.
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"Law does not recognize the distinction of age," the judge had said before imposing the sentence.
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Derrick Borte directed this coming-of-age drama, which also stars Natascha McElhone and Dougray Scott.
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It's the kind of admission of age-based incompetence best shared with only the closest advisers.
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