Presiding over the facilities is a quiet, sad, hard-drinking older woman played by Jodie Foster — "older woman," good grief!
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" Now she admits to a more "personal aspect" in her images of aging stars: "I, as an older woman, am struggling with the idea of being an older woman.
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An older woman — an actress — peruses the green peppers.
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An older woman just out of prison reflects on freedom.
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Big house in the back … older woman, 14 echo — unconscious.
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He also develops strong feelings for a much older woman.
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I wouldn't have said anything to the older woman, either.
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"An older woman lived in the house," Ms. Driscoll said.
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An older woman wearing a hijab sat next to me.
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As the older woman spoke, Awkwafina gazed at her reverently.
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Another passenger allegedly intervened and pushed Pickens off the older woman.
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Even at 16, I identified with the foreign, troubled older woman.
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What else would a younger man want with an older woman?
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What is wrong with an older woman marrying a younger man?
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I feel like there's too much pressure on the older woman.
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Others mutter suspiciously about the domineering influence of an older woman.
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"Nothing has changed," said the older woman sitting next to me.
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An older woman dressed in civilian clothes knelt before us, smiling.
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What's the favorite date you've been on with an older woman?
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An older woman fell and was helped up by other demonstrators.
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A new television ad features an older woman addressing Mr. Latimer.
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"The sidewalk belongs to everyone," I heard the older woman say.
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The older woman calmed down and told me what she saw.
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An older woman stopped me as I was approaching Fifth Avenue.
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I turned and saw a small older woman staring at me.
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An older woman with a walker was standing next to me.
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The idea of what constitutes an "older woman" has changed, too.
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An older woman shouted that the man had done nothing wrong.
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The older woman brought grapes and the younger one smiled idiotically.
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An older woman might bring baked goods to your TV station.
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Robinson, the sexy older woman who seduces Dustin Hoffman's aimless 20-something.
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Neighbors told investigators they hadn't seen the older woman since last September.
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While at the store, she noticed an older woman staring at her.
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"I give you my permission to touch me," an older woman says.
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That Deepa's love for an older woman went unrequited wasn't very surprising.
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"I don't walk alone; I walk with God," an older woman says.
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Another older woman spotted him from inside the theatre and came out.
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It's the older woman, Maria—God knows what her new name is.
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Cause I like how he picked the older woman sniffing liquid eraser.
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Many neighbors drive fast, but one older woman drives at dangerous speeds.
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An older woman with a cane was coming out of the bank.
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Another, an older woman in layers of clothing, comes at me yelling.
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An older woman with a white cane was navigating the busy sidewalk.
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First responders found an older woman shot at the scene, whom they hospitalized.
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" Then, an older woman in a witch costume said, "Stand-up is horrible.
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"I'm like guys, guys, I'm the older woman, it's okay here," she quipped.
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Mickey is shocked and tries to shove the older woman off of her.
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Another commuter, an older woman, asks her if she came from the convention.
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When one older woman did ask her about it, though, something unexpected happened.
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The older woman had asked her to model a dress she was sewing.
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A young E.M.T. apprentice enters a relationship with an older woman with children.
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" It was an older woman, the one the team addressed as "Ma mère.
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"You want to go to a detox?" the older woman asked Lakshman's mother.
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What is your earliest memory of being attracted to a much older woman?
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An older woman, alone in her apartment, makes herself a cup of tea.
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Pelton would live with her mother until the older woman died in 1920.
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An older woman with another dog showed up and joined the skiing crowd.
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Once, an older woman slapped Eichner; another called him an asshole on camera.
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They looked as though they belonged to an older woman, maybe her mother.
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Isn't it time we finally stopped considering older woman/younger man romances so shocking?
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I talked an older woman professor about gentrification and the history of New York.
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An older woman named Claudette sat down at their booth to dispense relationship advice.
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The older woman shaking her daughter's face attempting to wake her from the dead.
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During her time in Paris, Pippa befriends Céleste, an older woman who lives alone.
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A light carried by one of the four, an older woman, illuminates the stage.
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An older woman recalled him paying for her Pepsi, unprompted, at a deli counter.
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He is forced to marry an older woman, a native of the Mi'kmaw tribe.
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She's sitting on a bench, huddled closely to an older woman, perhaps her mother.
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An older woman in a tight red dress in the front row shot up.
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The older woman was Mr. Beale's grandmother and the younger one was his aunt.
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An older woman and a younger man walked into the museum about 9 a.m.
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An older woman with long gray hair seemed panicked, but soon started laughing uncontrollably.
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Down the block, an older woman stood at a corner store with a bag.
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I saw an older woman, hair neatly coifed, beat a policeman with her handbag.
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It was, of course, the older woman I had deferred to at the top.
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"All right now!" an older woman calls out from across the street while waving.
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Yet she was unsure of his relationship with the older woman next to him.
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"Oh, that's crazy!" an older woman in a striped shirt and plaid skirt told me.
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An older woman cries as she explains that he was a friend of her daughter.
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I tapped the shoulder of an older woman sitting in the row ahead of me.
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An older woman is also starting to realize that things are not as they've been.
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Later in his adolescence, he was molested by an older woman who was a caretaker.
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The victim who died was reportedly an "older woman," the fire department described to KTLA.
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Sometimes it just looks like an older woman with a lot of freaking makeup on.
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In the checkout line, he noticed another shopper, an older woman who was clearly despondent.
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If you're an older woman, the memory alone may make you feel uncomfortable -- and hot.
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Q. What advice do you give for an older woman (healthy, but 70), traveling alone?
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They spot an older woman in black running toward them, her purse bouncing behind her.
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A glamorous older woman taught her about sex and love, and then broke her heart.
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Akhavan was also emerging from the tail end of a breakup with an older woman.
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I just wanted to play comedy as an older woman, which I will be soon.
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One older woman shared her chocolate with Pagoada, saying it would help with the bleeding.
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Paris, I believe, is a man in his twenties in love with an older woman.
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Her son, Angel Chavez, said he saw an older woman being taken in an ambulance.
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The owner, an older woman who had lived there for 30 years, had recently died.
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An older woman cried from the corner, and Katty Amato wrapped her arms around her.
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The very thought of food made her want to vomit, the older woman told May.
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The older woman started out by asking about black people who use the N-word.
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"I want just a bit more of your joy, Ogechi," says the powerful older woman.
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A few people carried reusable water bottles; one older woman walked in with a cane.
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At the museum, Daniel is approached by an attractive older woman, played by Frances Fisher.
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I assumed that the driver was taking advantage of an older woman and reprimanded him.
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But when Simon called Jackie to tell her the news, the older woman wasn't surprised.
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A lot of the movie's humor derives from showing an older woman as sexually prim.
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There was an older woman who seemed very, very unhappy and she really let loose.
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She was an older woman, had her practice for 20 years, and was very sweet.
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In his tweet, he drew attention to the delighted older woman smiling at the happy couple.
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Right: An advertising image of an older woman holding a freshly baked pie in the 1940s.
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"Don't go back there," an older woman would yell from her apartment next to the bridge.
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The erotica of the older woman is not enacted without encountering fragments of its own shame.
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"It was a fun character to play, an older woman who's lonely and obsessed," she says.
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Is the wise older woman a character born of Plath's desire for a strong female mentor?
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An older woman rambled up to her and made what Sinclair initially thought was friendly conversation.
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Teen boy Ben couldn't look more pleased to be seemingly seduced by a beautiful older woman.
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Mr. Davis described an older woman he had met who was living with her adult son.
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"If you don't go to a detox, you are going to die," the older woman said.
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One student spoke of a dramatic rescue of an older woman whose house filled with water.
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Inspector Haughton said the pilot, whom police described as experienced, tried to rescue the older woman.
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Sam is talking about leaving her job as "a glorified personal assistant" for an older woman.
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"She's just a wonderful person, someone I feel I can trust completely," said the older woman.
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And no figure was more threatening to the patriarchy than the older woman with a mission.
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An older woman in a wool hat, glasses and a yellow security vest hands us change.
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Hershy's profile picture reveals a smiling older woman with hair somewhere between light brown and grey.
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And he stares at this person until they give that seat over to an older woman.
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The episodes dedicated to Rosa Cisneros (played as a young woman by Stephanie Andujar; as a cancer-stricken older woman by Barbara Rosenblat) and Norma Romano (played as a young woman by Kristin Parker; as a silent older woman by Broadway legend Annie Golden) are shining examples.
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The campaign is passing out the posters to supporters, and I spot an older woman holding one.
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One of the customers she collects from is an older woman who took a disliking to her.
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I spot an older woman who looks like she's in charge, and ask for a leg wax.
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One time, he claims, he carried an older woman who'd injured her leg for a couple miles.
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Working with two Walmart employees "who were absolutely phenomenal," Sifford had already rescued one confused older woman.
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At a carpet store across the street, an older woman held court after Francis had driven off.
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The son, who is eventually referred to as Andy, is watching an older woman, Mother (Caroline Lagerfelt).
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When I got into the modeling industry, I was an older woman, and I was a mom.
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An older woman approached me and crooked her arm, indicating that she wanted help crossing the street.
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"Did you borrow that shirt from someone?" the older woman asked, smiling toothily and leaning toward Karen.
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We visited an older woman named Anjelina Akoth Ngalo, her joints painful and swollen with advanced malaria.
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She glanced at the older woman doing a crossword puzzle next to us as she searched for words.
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The donor can be either living (namely, an older woman who will not have more children) or deceased.
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During the course of the murder, Beckert allegedly sexually assaulted the older woman with an umbrella, police allege.
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The man carrying the drum kit, the older woman in a plastic kerchief, the child with shoes untied.
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The crass older woman calls Beverly a puppet, insisting that she, and all women, have lost their way.
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Christine arrives at the scene and touches June, leading the teen to shift directly into the older woman.
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An older woman comes behind the girl and, as an instruction, forces her hands together against her chest.
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Similar misinformation schemes around Hillary Clinton being sick circulated in 2016, playing off a "weak, older woman" narrative.
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We should take a step back and see why people are amazed that an older woman looks good.
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"One of our regulars is an older woman named Franny — she might be in her 70s," Steck says.
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" "We should take a step back and see why people are amazed that an older woman looks good.
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The older woman reveals how deeply she's grieving for "Alison," whose future she had imagined since birth. Mrs.
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The departure was so sudden the older woman did not have time to "even say goodbye," she said.
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"Trump has been beating up on China; how does that make you feel?" he asks an older woman.
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Hard to pinpoint, but I once saw an older woman having sex through her window as a kid.
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An older woman with a pixie haircut spoke about struggling to rekindle the sexual spark in her marriage.
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After a few minutes, an older woman with a pressed suit and fine jewelry walked into the lobby.
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More important, they persuaded the older woman, and her daughter, to follow up at the university's outpatient clinic.
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Amid the stressful scene, one older woman clutched a brown teddy bear while waiting to be taken aboard.
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The schoolteacher and the nurse and the older woman who had some medical horror story, something like that.
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Diagnosis "You don't look well," the man at the gas station told the older woman in the car.
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I'm accustomed to being a kind of mother figure, the wise older woman who provides empathy and advice.
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Are you suggesting that it's been a while since the older woman considered the safety of children playing?
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A young man yearns for an older woman but must contend with the meddling of a domineering father.
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The other, Elena (Kim Basinger), fits into the older woman trope — she's the woman who shaped Grey's "particular" tastes.
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Prosecutors said he also brought two rubber masks "featuring an older man and older woman" to avoid being recognized.
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Lou follows a young mother who teams up with a mysterious older woman to help recover her abducted child.
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By the time rescuers reached Smith's grandmother last Thursday, the older woman had burns over 60% of her body.
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An older woman slowly approaches, eyes immersed with tears and sadness falling to the ground, clutching the cold body.
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Meanwhile, a girl licks popsicle juice from her arm and pigeons land on the shoulder of an older woman.
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They have every shape and size, yet they don't have an older woman who isn't a famous professional model.
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A sweet older woman with the best intentions accidentally decorated her Christmas tree with a sparkly purple g-string.
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There's Alicia Witt's Paula, the hardened leader of this group, the older woman Molly, and a couple of others.
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On Facebook, a niece of Ms. Knowlton's, Jenny Tucker Christensen, said the older woman was married with two sons.
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An older woman, who lives in the neighborhood, stopped by with a terra-cotta-colored finger that she'd borrowed.
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Jordan Casteel: An older woman and an older man talking about "Seize the Time" is pretty phenomenal, and telling.
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I didn't look up until I bumped into an older woman who was filling a leather pouch with shards.
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The cashier recognizes a regular in line behind me, an older woman who brims with joy as she speaks.
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And for many women like myself, not seeing an older woman has continued to be a particularly painful reality.
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She said the older woman was 86 and her daughter, whose age she did not know, was a nurse.
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When my relationship with the older woman fizzled out, I ran into the artist one night at a club.
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"At lunchtime, the line was out the door," an older woman who was panhandling outside the restaurant told me.
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An older woman with maroon scarf and a drawing tablet sat across from me, eyes down at the pad.
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"Our 10-year-old boy Arman is still here under the rubble," an older woman said, through her grief.
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An older woman approached the store, tried the door, muttered something under her breath and tried the door again.
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She started caring for Dicenso in her Boston home as the older woman was recovering from surgery in 2011.
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"Why didn't you talk to Trump before you did that?" an older woman in a sequined MAGA hat shouted.
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The older woman merely shrugged, saying that, even if this happened, there was nothing she could do about it.
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They spoke for hours, and Dirand felt her falling in love, an older woman intuitively embracing his elaborate plans.
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At the next stop, an older woman with a cane climbed on and gave the driver a hearty wave.
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The waitress is an older woman, originally from Mexico, who's been with Dallas BBQ in NYC for 25 years.
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Like the song says, an attractive older woman came in while Hall was working and they instantly hit it off.
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But the older woman struggled to support her granddaughter, and so Byson decided having a boyfriend would make matters easier.
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Many of her followers refer to her as "grandma", a common term used in Taiwan to address an older woman.
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As an angry, older woman, Candace is made an easy foil to the complexities of the men in the film.
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"I think that an older woman can manipulate a young kid, and I don't think it's really healthy," said Rollins.
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She described her neighbor as feisty and funny, and remembered the older woman for her lively spirit, kindness and generosity.
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The men were black and everybody else—the overdosing woman, the older woman, the cops, the ambulance crew—was white.
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While things will likely get pretty raunchy, it's refreshing that the show is exploring the sexuality of an older woman.
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"We even diagnosed acute appendicitis in an older woman who came in even though she wasn't pregnant," Dr. Cherniak said.
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And she met a neighbor, Pat Hall, an older woman whom Ms. Dickens revered and who became an unofficial mentor.
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"Nobody wanted to talk about an older woman, who was French, who was at the beginning of cinema," she said.
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One older woman, wearing a long skirt that twirled as she spun around, waved a red flag as she marched.
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An older woman told him that she enjoyed going to the games with her husband, but he had recently died.
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In the late 1950s, a German teenager, Michael Berg, begins an affair with an emotionally distant older woman named Hanna.
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One of the fleeing civilians, an older woman, told me that the town's residents were being used as human shields.
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In "Nautiloid," a tough-talking older woman dying of colon cancer doesn't want anyone to make a fuss over her.
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In the foreground, a spectator cheers, but a policeman seems to be holding back another one, a distressed older woman.
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Much has gotten better, and now an older woman like Meryl Streep can still open films on her name alone.
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Early in the show, a tall, austere, older woman in black (Karen Kandel) slips a telephone earpiece beneath Seacole's wig.
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She ran until she reached a village, finding an older woman with a lantern who pointed her to a road.
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An older woman suffering from dementia — "names would stick on her tongue like peanut butter" — reminds him of his mother.
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A disoriented looking older woman is sitting in the middle of the room, wearing what could be a white hospital gown.
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And the married older woman (played by host Julia Louis-Dreyfus) just could not stop tormenting herself about the whole situation.
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An older woman sitting next to me commented on how adorable my boys are and asked, 'What does your husband do?
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The most recent season of Broad City, for example, featured an older woman named Garol shopping for a comically large dildo.
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I received the phone message early one morning from an older woman with a soft voice and a slight Southern accent.
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It's an older woman who has a consort, an escort who's a younger man and she's wealthy and she's in control.
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I'm not sure a man would come up with an idea that an older woman dates a 25-year-old man.
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" I was kind of just a little bit like, "Oh... That's cool... I had sex with an older woman one time.
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In a series of tweets, journalist Felicity Hannah shared a story about her unlikely friendship with an older woman named Terri.
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The migrants broke into a sprint, tripping over cracked pavement as an older woman sweeping her stoop urged them to hurry.
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The older woman was the only female in the group that was headed down Istiklal Caddesi (Independence Street) toward Taksim Square.
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It does make sense to me that it may be more risk factors for an older man than an older woman.
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"We've been fighting this for 20 years, but this result has left me speechless," NHK quoted the older woman as saying.
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When Mary confesses that she knows little about her destination, the older woman warns her that "there is no going back".
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An older woman stares at Mizrahi as he kicks his heels up at the camera, but he doesn't seem to notice.
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He goes all the way to New York, where, his driver tattles to Claire, he's having dinner with an older woman.
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The outcome was "Chéri," a dance-theater piece based on a Colette tale about an older woman and her younger lover.
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The clerk, an older woman in a bib apron, spoke little English, so I showed her the spot on a map.
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An older woman who was bent over an old-style straw broom was determinedly sweeping leaves and debris off the stoop.
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This commentary is often delivered by an impressive older woman who visits the heroine's high school or college, expanding her horizons.
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He had been a guardian for an older woman once, and did not think Ms. Funke needed that level of oversight.
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This patient, the fourth in the county, was described as an adult woman and a "household contact" of the older woman.
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I was on the subway the other day and an older woman complimented a teenager who was wearing a cap and gown.
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If Eden were an older woman in Gilead, she might be grateful to have a husband who doesn't ask anything of her.
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Many people expressed outrage that a young Playboy model would publicly shame an older woman – a stranger – for having an imperfect body.
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Last year, I was at a fancy cocktail party when I became enamored with an elegant older woman and her handsome husband.
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An older woman at the counter behind mine was dancing, if not exactly to the beat, then in the spirit of it.
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A young woman, wearing a brown and pink head scarf, rocked softly back and forth as an older woman embraced her, sobbing.
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Ranjit (Arunoday Singh) is married to a rich older woman, Dolly, who keeps him on a tight leash (she calls him Tommy).
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And with all that, it makes me struggle to feel sexy knowing that I have the hormone levels of an older woman.
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When the younger woman begins sleeping with an attractive neighbor, the older woman takes to impersonating a demon to scare them apart.
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The fashion is almost an aside; the true story is her working as an older woman, trying to change the fashion industry.
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Almost as good is "Appraisal" (1931), in which a younger woman holds a Bantam hen, while an older woman considers buying it.
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In the car was an older woman, a middle-aged man, a young woman, a passed-out man and a few others.
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At home, Paige arrived with a question: Was Elizabeth the older woman who, she'd heard, had sex with a Sam Nunn intern?
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The older woman keeps asking questions, and the woman in the trench coat responds to each one in a sweet, patient voice.
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Wohl is tapping a reflex, inviting us to enjoy the easy scandal of a proper, older woman being sexual, using raunchy words.
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But the graves of the other young woman and the older woman remained pristine, still reclining on wooden beds covered in grass.
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But out of the corner of her eye she saw the older woman watching her between brief, performative glances at a magazine.
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In one of his cartoons, called "Tiananmen Mother's Day," an older woman bends over to plant a red rose into a tank.
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"I was teaching this older woman how to text people, and the first thing that she did was text her daughter," Middleton recalled.
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In one, an older woman stands in a kitchen to give a message to anyone who doubts she, or the movement, is real.
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At 17 years old, she shot the older woman in the head on the porch of the Buttafuocos' Long Island, New York, home.
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Rosemary Allen in this production is a handsome older woman, who might have had a past, as she mentions a couple of times.
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Over the course of Lucy's mother's unexpected stay, the older woman remains in the hospital room with her daughter, taking only occasional catnaps.
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Willis, who celebrated her birthday on Tuesday, posted a photo with a filter making her look like an older woman covered in wrinkles.
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"Am I making you embarrassed because you're with an older woman?" she asks, as she playfully tickles the man's face with her finger.
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Although Monica was misinformed about whom Pied Piper was actually going to when she voted against Laurie, the older woman doesn't actually care.
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Another is an older woman easily seduced by get-rich-quick investments, burning through her savings on one far-fetched idea after another.
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The younger woman had a big bag around her shoulder and was holding onto a pole as the older woman entered the car.
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In this case, the argument goes: why should a man or an older woman have to pay for health care they won't use?
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Memorably, both actors bared considerable skin — an audacious thing to do, especially for older performers, all the more so for an older woman.
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"You see an older woman walk into a room wearing a short, chopped, graphic bob — already she's won your confidence," Ms. Iles said.
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She sat outside in the late afternoon sun, an older woman with a shock of white hair, drinking tea and examining a map.
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She was an older woman, maybe in her mid-2300s, and like so many others she lived in Matamoros and worked in Brownsville.
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Next, another call from dispatch: An older woman with a terminal cancer diagnosis has called in, concerned about a reaction to her chemotherapy.
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Santa Clara health officials said in a press statement on Friday that the patient was an older woman with a chronic health condition.
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The older woman had fallen backward, and we had apparently caught her in the crowd, although I didn't even remember raising my arms.
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Unlike many other Hollywood men his age, Reeves is dating an older woman — someone who seems to be roughly within his age range.
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Not a 10-minute walk away, I asked an older woman for permission to photograph a tag on the side of her house.
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Joan is an older woman who has lived in the shadow of the male "genius" over all the years of their long marriage.
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Its central female characters — a young student and an older woman who awaits the death of her husband — are intriguing and vividly drawn.
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But one door opened, in a neighborhood of tired old houses in Washington, and a small, well-dressed older woman asked me in.
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Jay, 24: I was dating an older woman who'd been interested in swinging but was unable to explore it in her previous relationship.
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She's a nerd with the soul of an older woman, but that sweet face makes everyone assume she's just dreaming about unicorns and kittens.
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In one, an older woman in a colorful turtleneck sits on a sofa in a facility in Kyoto with a Telenoid on her lap.
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"I was teaching this older woman how to text people, and the first thing that she did was text her daughter," one scout said.
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What she got instead was a one-on-one conversation with an older woman who asked Furdge to produce a picture of baby Titan.
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An older woman in our parish's daily Mass prayed "for an end to abortion and euthanasia" so regularly that her prayer became background noise.
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She's an older woman, she has very big white hair, and she wears it in this big curl up on top of her head.
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Demi's has openly called them cougars and said that "there's no advantage to being an older woman" vying for 26-year-old Colton's heart.
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Cat lady (noun): An older woman who lives alone with a large number of cats, to which she is thought to be obsessively devoted.
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She is soothed by the company of a kindly older woman in a neighbouring seat, who seems to know everything about this mysterious train.
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A friendly-looking older woman stands in front of a pretty pastoral background talking about how a church group brought refugees into her neighborhood.
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Among them a boy shot in the leg was limping alongside a cart carrying an older woman, while another was pushed in a wheelchair.
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I caught sight of an older woman, perhaps in her seventies, standing and watching the young dancers with an expression of rapt, unfiltered joy.
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Bridget Bishop, an older woman with a reputation for promiscuity, was the first to be brought to trial — and the first to be hanged.
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There's an older woman in the waiting area—who am I kidding, they're all older—and she offers to tie my gown for me.
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The older woman did not wince at the blows, but the younger woman began to sob when she was struck, the Star newspaper reported.
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And they're operating in stereotypes from the past — younger man, older woman, whatever it is — different perceptions that have nothing to do with reality.
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"Have you been to a Jewish service before?" an older woman asked one of the many women at the service who were wearing hijabs.
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Gerald Richmond, 35, sat in the darkness of a city parks and recreation bus with a family friend, an older woman in a housecoat.
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He recalled his friend assisting one older woman who lived nearby when she would fall, hanging shades for neighbors and joking with local children.
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Scene: An older woman described as wearing pajamas and sunglasses held together with masking tape admits to having smoked crack earlier in the day.
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He also said he had tried to help an older woman who had head and leg injuries, but that she died in his arms.
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Waiting for the uppers to emerge from the Ferry Inn, I chatted with an older woman named Sian Rider sitting alone at a table.
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Others show more candid moments: an older woman sitting on a sagging armchair or a young boy with his arm around his brother's shoulders.
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Metropolitan Diary Walking home on the Upper East Side one day, I saw an older woman standing in front of a small apartment building.
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Owner Donna Trammell was a petite, older woman, her face etched with lines, perhaps from years of crystal-hunting in the West Texas sun.
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Her story is interlaced with another taking place in 1977 New York, focusing on a lost boy (Oakes Fegley) and mysterious older woman (Julianne Moore).
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At one point in her life, Thea was expelled from Sarah Lawrence College when she was caught by a security guard kissing an older woman.
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Additionally, she was the rare model of a competent older woman who was defined mainly by her achievements as a scientist and a military adviser.
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Clevers is also critical of the fact that the children belong to the older woman in the marriage, stripping the biological mother of her rights.
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She showed up on the list after about a month: an older woman, living in Ohio, with whom I had no Facebook friends in common.
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The 2001 coming-of-age film "Y Tu Mamá También" follows two teenagers who embark on a road trip across Mexico with an older woman.
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There would be a "child," an "adult," and an "older adult" to correspond with, despite the boy / girl, man / woman, older man / older woman pairs.
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The Best Picture nominee starred Judi Dench as an older woman looking for the child she was forced to give up for adoption decades earlier.
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Sally Field plays an older woman in Hello, My Name is Doris, but the actress compares her character's experiences to the awkward pangs of adolescence.
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He targeted her at random when she came within his reach after offering her seat to an older woman, stabbing her at least seven times.
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Also in a separate panel, an older woman dressed in black leather sits at the corner of her bed, staring warily into a vanity mirror.
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Therese is young and figuring her life out—until she's bowled over when she meets an older woman named Carol Aird at the department store.
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Of course, New Yorkers had their reservations: One older woman wanted to know if there was potential for smell drifting from one car to another.
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Although Bow and Ruby's relationship could be described as playfully strained, at best, the older woman says something we've been waiting to hear for years.
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A trio of b-boys in matching blue tracksuits and red fezzes pull their best moves while an older woman watches in a rocking chair.
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Of course, there's nothing wrong with an older woman dating a younger man, but it's worth giving her all the options and letting her choose.
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I'm on a platform to the right of the stage and an older woman is rocking out hard next to a man in brown overalls.
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At the far end of the lineup was an older woman, dressed in black, with two-toned hair: blond in front and brown in back.
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An older woman with close-cropped gray hair and a black Nikon camera hanging around her neck tapped my shoulder with great urgency, startling me.
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When she was a little girl, she recalled in 1991 in The Times, "a sophisticated older woman" took her to lunch at the Ritz-Carlton.
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My mother and grandmother clamored to get a glimpse of a small, older woman wearing kohl eyeliner, a black cape and a wide-brimmed hat.
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Stripped of her public life, the older woman comes across as a miserly, half-delusional mommie dearest with kleptomaniac tendencies and bad taste in men.
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She said that the older woman typically wanders into the woods looking for dandelions and collects them using a knife, according to the police report.
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I'd never been with a woman in that way before, especially an older woman, although Felicity was only about fourteen or fifteen at the time.
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On the day of her wedding, an older woman advises the virginal Eurídice — who, unlike Guida, had little interest in matters carnal — on male desire.
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"What are your next steps?" asked an older woman with short white hair whom Eli vaguely recognized as being from Scott's side of the family.
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Rather than thanking the older woman, the younger woman began to berate her for letting someone who might not be a customer into the bank.
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At one point during his visit, an older woman in the crowd urged a young girl to refer to Mr. Xi as "yeye," or grandpa.
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Coming up from the kitchen with freshly fried chicken, Charles greets an older woman by name, kisses a little girl in a pink winter jacket.
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The 7-minute film, directed by a longtime Disney and Pixar animator, follows an older woman who becomes a Lyft driver after her car is totaled.
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The Pre-2019 Flirtations Another older woman he had better luck with was Jennifer Lopez, whom he dated for maybe two months beginning in December 2016.
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He recognizes that an older woman is sitting on the wood floor, as he did in Berlin, New Hampshire, and makes sure she gets a chair.
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A tired-looking older woman padded to the sitting room on the far end of the bathroom and sat on one of the velvet-upholstered loveseats.
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Ms. Zawadzki helped an older woman near her station pry the lid off a jar, and ducked cheerfully as someone passed a colander over her head.
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Just six years ago, the White House had to tamp down murmurs that Justice Elena Kagan, a childless, never-married older woman, might be a lesbian.
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" I turned to an older woman next to him and say, "Hi, I'm T.J.," and she said, "I'm Griffin's mother, and I've come to set today.
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And I have a series that I'm developing about an older woman — everyone wants to put her out to pasture — who's trying to find a way.
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The young man and older woman begin a hesitant and fumbling sexual liaison whose sacrilegious tenderness is, however, never quite incarnated by Paul's recollection of it.
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"It seems to me you should decide for yourself what you want to do and be, and set your mind to it," the older woman says.
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In that incident, a black man and an older woman were shot by a suspect described as a white man driving a silver or white truck.
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It took a moment before I realized that this older woman, with her short dark brown hair, black ensemble, and deep red lips was Lorraine O'Grady.
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The film, starring Emma Suarez as the older woman and Adriana Ugarte as her younger self, shows a mother drifting into depression after her daughter disappears.
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In the summer of 2016 while covering Trump's so-called illegal immigration speech in Phoenix, I spoke to an older woman in a wheelchair from Chicago.
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Many older woman, too, have since diverged from our earliest preferences, having discovered the Björks and the Lauryn Hills and the Courtney Loves of the world.
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They're giving me different energy than if I had just been some older woman sitting next to them on a bus or riding in an elevator.
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If you thought your life was confusing, at least you're not a jobless, disillusioned recent college graduate torn between loving an older woman or her daughter.
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A young man in a red, Western-style shirt sits quietly next to an older woman in a hospital bed, both their expressions calm and serene.
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Captain Marvel goes through a journey to find who she really is and is sending the message to young girls as well as an older woman.
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And Mia's lovely connection with the high-energy, no-nonsense Gram is a source of sweetness throughout, even as the older woman withstands her own gaslighting.
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He gets wronged by an older woman on "Boy," and "LA Girls" is about how a whole city, and everyone in it, can break your heart.
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In another, an older woman who seems to have stepped out of Cindy Sherman's series of faux portraits of society women stares blankly at an artifact.
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But it's not uncommon for people to think a boy like Bennett should be "grateful" that he had the opportunity to have sex with an older woman.
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Said older woman was a top horror novelist in her time, and the audience might start to wonder if some of her ideas have infected her home.
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"There was a sense at that point that an older woman really brought a lot to the equation," says Chris Thorne, a longtime porn reviewer at xCritic.
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Instead, she's an older woman mourning her husband's death and is asking everyone to remember him in one small way by avoiding alcohol under her metaphorical roof.
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The 1967 film about a college graduate seduced by an older woman won director Mike Nichols an Academy Award and is beloved for its Simon & Garfunkel soundtrack.
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Suzanne Maughan was enjoying a day out with her daughter when she met an older woman named Mary, who was eating at the table next to them.
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There's maybe the brief glimmer of hope that he's singing from the perspective of the older woman, that maybe even she doesn't have it figured it out.
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On the road, an attractive older woman (played by Heart guitarist Nancy Wilson) spots Brad trying to look suave in his ridiculous getup and laughs at him.
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An older woman who happened on the scene had taken the girl, a four-year-old, into the store and bought her some hot chocolate and Skittles.
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"Everyone invites me to parties, and they even consult me on matters now," one gaptoothed older woman, waving her hands, told a visiting delegation of officials recently.
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Ms. Barry also still did the occasional film, among them "Sea of Love" (1989), with Al Pacino, as a lonely older woman who answers a personals ad.
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The waitress—an older woman in a red bandana—tells me that to make the hangover soup, beef bones are simmered in broth for a whole day.
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An older woman whose hand had been gripping below mine was forced to move to my left to accommodate a crush of riders coming onto the train.
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Riding along the hills with this woman, Coogler was told that they would need to visit an even older woman in order to drop off some watermelon.
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They come upon an older woman who shushes them, calls them to her, places yellow-paint handprints on their backs as a second woman in white assists.
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When someone approached her — an older woman in a neck brace, a young student wearing copious mascara, whoever — she took their hands in hers and leaned in.
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An older woman with a cane in one hand and a bulky shopping bag in the other started to explain something to me at length in Chinese.
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"Hi," I start to say to an older woman dancing by herself in front of Simply Chicken by Jean-Georges, and she dances her back to me.
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After checking on his crew and colleagues, Pillitteri was most concerned about the older woman who ran the restaurant where he ate five, six times a week.
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David Genzoli said he was driving a tractor in the orchard last Saturday, when he saw an older woman hanging a small cellophane pumpkin on the tree.
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Like Stormy, who is the older woman that Lara Jean becomes very close to at the retirement home [where she volunteers], and Trina, who is a neighbor.
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An older woman carrying a small rolling suitcase helps peel him from the fight and one of the men breaking it up pushes him against the train.
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It's a weird and disturbing tale of a naive young woman who befriends an older woman she meets on the subway, only to find herself being stalked.
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An attractive blond local-news reporter with an attractive-reporter haircut is interviewing a stately older woman in a blazer, some sort of authority figure, about a folk-music festival when a hand holding a gun appears—it becomes obvious that the shooter is doing the filming, and that's why it's so shaky—takes aim at the reporter, and fires, then at the stately older woman, then at the reporter's cameraman.
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And though support groups for breast cancer patients exist all over the country, if they're filled with older woman, it often can make a young patient feel isolated.
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We have to keep our voices down since the older woman next door keeps banging on the wall and telling us, I assume, to shut the fuck up.
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The chief marketing officer of another Jewish community center in Maryland said the caller on January 9 sounded like an older woman but it could have been automated.
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At work, I actually looked forward to becoming the kind of handsome older woman who dings chimes, talks about holistic wellness, and takes her shoes off at meetings.
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With Sophie's stamp of approval, Midge's next task is performing her tight 11 at the Gaslight for manager Harry from earlier this season, who reps the older woman.
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The film is about a young woman who befriends an older woman, only to learn that she's being manipulated and is unable to escape the older woman's sights.
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The episode closes by following an obscured older woman who's taking doves (or less likely, pigeons) from a birdhouse and putting them in organized cages on her bike.
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Salma, a bespectacled older woman clad in black, says she feels Gaza today is more isolated than ever, scorned by the United States, abandoned by traditional Arab supporters.
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About a year later, we drove to a house in the nearby suburb of Hayward, where she was temporarily staying with an older woman from Germany she'd met.
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The older woman on the line was calm and professional when she explained that, without insurance, the test would cost ten times what I thought it would: $200!
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A older woman once tried to call the cops on me because she thought that I was trying to fuck with her because the dish was so hot.
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Said older woman was a top horror novelist in her time, and the audience might start to wonder if some of her ideas were inspired by real events.
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Modern Love On this week's podcast, Rosie Perez reads "The Accidental Older Woman," about a writer who, at age 40, finds herself involved with a 20-year-old.
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He sits on his balcony with a pair of binoculars, smoking and watching the older woman across the way who tends to her parrots and parakeets while topless.
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Later that day at Mr. Itanare's tattoo studio, they watched through the window as an older woman fed a flock of blue and gold parrots on her balcony.
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She's got this whole older woman, sexy-wise, passionate intellectual thing that makes you feel she knows the depths of your shame and the vibrancy of your lust.
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"I Been Rebuked & I Been Scorned (Solid as a Rock)," from 1954, shows an older woman with an upward-tilted gaze resting two enormous fists in her lap.
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Performing in Pyongyang in 2002, that thought brought Yoon to tears on stage after he saw an older woman in the audience who reminded him of his grandmother.
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The winner, a diminutive older woman, told me she'd never been to New York before, and that the night before she and her daughter caught a Broadway show.
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According to the Straits Times, Ng comforted the older woman, who was pinned by a concrete slab, for hours, even as conditions outside worsened after the tsunami struck.
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When the girl discovers she is in danger, she turns to the older woman sitting next to her, who says she has made the trip many times before.
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At one point, I saw him run his hand along the trunk of a car he'd pulled over as he approached the driver, who was an older woman.
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He's located one of the women from the sleep study and gets her to confess that there's an older woman overseeing the sleep study, Dr. Marlow Rhodes (Liz Carr).
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A sweet moment was caught on video showing a young boy in Georgia lend a helping hand to an older woman trying to get up a set of stairs.
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Jamario Howard was out for dinner with friends JaMychol Baker and Tae Knight when he noticed an older woman dining by herself at Brad's Bar-B-Que in Oxford.
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So, what's it really like to date an older woman who is crushing her highly visible career in the fashion world, and most importantly, is a legend on Instagram?
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She watched as an older woman, who was established in the movement, posed a hypothetical during a conversation with a white man who didn't know they were white supremacists.
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Often, by the way, it's the women who suffer in these things, because what normally happens in schools, very often is, it's an older woman with a younger boy.
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I think to myself, here I am, an older woman, educated, I've been around the world, and some guy can decide that I shouldn't sit next to him. Why?
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "The grandmother, the mother, the uncle, the nephew, the grandson…," chants an older woman painting red streaks on her daughter's nose and cheekbones.
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As a young woman runs up the hill to join them, she sees that the model is the older woman, who reaches out her arm to the new painter.
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The 7th Heaven patriarch confessed to inappropriate sexual conduct with three female minors in 2014, later revealing an older woman had "repeatedly exposed herself" to him as an adolescent.
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An older woman with no drugs to control her schizophrenia crawled across the floor, past a hungry patient eating fruit that had fallen into a pool of open sewage.
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Tatsumi showed me part of a 2008 movie in which an older woman deliberately lets a young con man scam her, because he reminds her of her dead son.
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At a contest in Bologna, the detectives watch as celebrated Italian film director Michelangelo Antonioni goes up against an imposing older woman on the topic of intellectuals and power.
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It features a younger man and an older woman having a pretty heated discussion, with the guy uttering the immortal line: "I don't have a *bleep* in my *bleep*".
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The caller sounded like an older woman, though Feinstein, CEO of the Bender Jewish Community Center (JCC) of Greater Washington, DC, now suspects they were using voice-altering technology.
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One of them, Steffi Tamm, had just gotten off the phone with an older woman who was inquiring whether it was "safe" to come back to the food bank.
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Soon after the story opens, she attends a retirement party for an older woman who's being put out to pasture with an ugly bouquet and a grotesque stuffed animal.
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In between, while seeking to avenge a murder, Eli infiltrates a women's prison on Christmas Day, uncovers an organized crime syndicate and falls in love with an older woman.
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I was lost in my thoughts, debating capers versus no capers, when I became aware of an older woman in front of me who was holding up the line.
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It also comes in his love for Jacinta, who as an older woman (Julieta Serrano) nearing death, voices distaste for autobiographical fiction, telling Salvador he wasn't a good son.
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After a few minutes, the man approaches the older woman with a piece of paper and explains how to order the shoes online, then goes back to his seat.
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There are images of feluccas sailing on the Nile River in Egypt, ancient ruins in Greece and an older woman and two children standing by a doorway in China.
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She wrote the recent song "Me and My Husband" from the perspective of an older woman who's implacably committed to a man with whom she's no longer in love.
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At a gathering filled with their almost uniformly white friends, an older woman asks Alison—in front of Chris—what it is like to make love to a black man.
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She's a psychotic onscreen booster of Eve's potential who gifts the older woman with a suitcase full of beautiful clothes and murders a colleague she thinks is holding Eve back.
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Though there is more information about the bard than similar figures of the period, the answers to pertinent questions—why did he marry so young, and to an older woman?
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She could show listeners what it is like to be an older woman, one who embraces her sensuality yet is not afraid to reveal her wrinkles and talk about menopause.
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Kasey Simmons, who works at a Dallas-area Applebee's restaurant, was waiting in a grocery store checkout line last Monday when he noticed another patron — an older woman — looking dejected.
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The older woman had always spoken of Goeth as a "war hero," and Hertwig grew up surrounded by lies, thinking of her father as another victim of the Third Reich.
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An older woman said that the water problems predated the apagón; there had been no running water for a month in San Blas, where thirty thousand residents shared three spigots.
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The patient was an older woman with underlying health conditions who is believed to have contracted the disease from someone else in the community, county officials said in a statement.
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While he was there, he told me, he was being shown around by an older woman who said she'd been a lover of the South African pop star Brenda Fassie.
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An older woman got out of her seat, went over to him and talked to him in a very calm and caring voice until the train finally started moving again.
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"For me to get a great result on an older woman, age is not what I see," said David De Leon, a makeup artist who often works with Jane Fonda.
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REBECCA DRAYER, ROCHESTER To the Editor: As a profoundly hard of hearing older woman who has traveled extensively with a service animal, I'm glad airlines are cracking down on fakers.
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CreditCreditBryan Denton for The New York Times PANDHARKAWADA, India — The first victim was an older woman, discovered facedown in a cotton field with huge claw marks dug into her back.
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An older woman soon took the stage and began to sing a song that brought Edita to tears, followed by the national anthem, with which the entire crowd sang along.
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Despite Britt-Marie's outsized focus on cleanliness, the director Tuva Novotny forgoes exaggerated style and instead aims to deliver an earnest portrait of an older woman as she pursues happiness.
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An older woman said it was nice because the new Market lets people really see the old time-y cable cars that still run down the middle of the street.
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Suddenly, I found myself shoulder to shoulder and hip to hip with a young woman I had never met, and we were holding an older woman up by her armpits.
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As Broadway lore has it, a man in the audience turned to his neighbor, an older woman, and asked why the fifth-row center seat next to her was empty.
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He's engaged to a pert young woman from his own milieu but is wildly aroused by a wealthy, somewhat older woman named Sonja, who brings her car to the garage.
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In 2008, under the title "Why This Older Woman Is for Obama," she published a remarkable two-page statement on behalf of Barack Obama's campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Frankie (Chloë Grace Moretz), whose mother has recently died and who is semi-estranged from her father (Colm Feore), finds in the older woman a mirror for her own loneliness.
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Goodman had been estranged from both for many years, and it was only because she offered to pay for utilities that the older woman grudgingly agreed to take the family in.
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Some of the silhouettes of figures on the stairs will be familiar: the young mother pushing a baby carriage and the doomed older woman sitting on the side of the steps.
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Then in the car, Hart hears radio hosts discussing his "situation" before a woman in the car next to him sends flirtatious vibes and an older woman judges him with disgust.
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He seemed a little nervous when an older woman stopped us to remind Buttigieg of the time they'd met before and to tell him how much the city would miss him.
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On the way to a bank branch, he encounters a bus driver, a dog walker, a sanitation worker and an older woman in an electric wheelchair who all know about Zelle.
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An older woman, she is about to undergo a catheterization when she suddenly realizes that it is time for her to head back to her home planet, and positions herself accordingly.
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And allies emerge from the woodwork throughout the film, like an older woman who gives a younger chorus member a handmade quilt with a mixture of southern images and pride symbols.
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Or I can book a cheap lesson in a nearby retirement community, where I had the recent pleasure of being throttled by the country's top-ranked 296-and-older woman player.
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In one photo, an older woman wearing a blue dress in a 1950s style and a matching hat, and toting a wicker bag, eats an ice cream cone near her granddaughter.
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Maybe your friend and her colleague weren't friends, in a full-fledged way, but they were, you say, friendly — friendly enough that this older woman shared details of her romantic life.
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ROCHESTER, N.H. — Maggie Hassan, the Democratic governor of New Hampshire now running for the Senate, squeezed by an older woman grimly examining some potatoes at a grocery store here last week.
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I've always known that, even when an older woman blew my young teenage mind by saying she didn't like Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers movies because she thought they were sexist.
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Fisher (Joan Plowright), an older woman who can't help but name-drop all her eminent literary friends, and Caroline (Polly Walker), a rich beauty who's too pretty for her own good.
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The worker eventually left the group and was approached by an older woman who said she overhead the exchange and threatened to make a formal complaint to the UTA, the Tribune reported.
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One woman shared traumatic childhood sexual experiences that she felt were ameliorated by an adolescent liaison with an older woman, and Ms Ensler shared an account of the birth of her granddaughter.
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In the film, teenager Howie (Brendan Mayer) retreats to a fantasy romance with an older woman (Jemima Kirke) while his parents (Molly Ringwald and Brian d'Arcy James) figure out their crumbling marriage.
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" And an older woman told me "I actually voted for hope and change, but we haven't gotten it down here, so when Clinton says, 'oh we already ARE great,' she loses me.
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"We have enough food, but we lost our animals," said Aibata Diallo, an older woman living in Barsalogho camp, a collection of tents set up in scrubland for people who fled violence.
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"As an older woman in modeling, I think there is a little bit of a 'maybe we can get her at less of a price because she's an older model,'" she said.
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In a comment that may presage our national moment, an older woman says to Jones about her county's Republican bent: "I don't think it'll ever change unless something big and crazy happens."
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In a comment that may presage our national moment, an older woman says to Jones about her county's Republican bent: "I don't think it'll ever change unless something big and crazy happens."
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She recently intervened to save the job of one health aide, Magna Chimilio, 44, who takes a bus and two trains from the Bronx to Harlem to care for an older woman.
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And then there was Billy, an older woman without a car whom she had last seen about two days before the fire, walking with her cane, all bundled up despite the heat.
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In a bizarre scene, a protester seized the mic at the black leaders' forum and demanded, "Who chose these black leaders?" while an older woman raised her cane to shoo him away.
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I spent many late nights in the 1980s holed up in hotel rooms on the road, often in the company of a much older woman wearing a negligee and a Tony medallion.
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At the other side of the long-ass bridge, I noticed an older woman pouring a cold bottle over her head and a younger man helping her find a place to sit.
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Dolores, while trying to reckon with her past, works for a controlling, vicious boss, an older woman named Vera who throws herself headlong into a Baby Jane-like psychological feud with Dolores.
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At a packed campaign stop at Tilton Brothers in coastal Hampton, NH, a brewery with long wooden tables and colorful murals, an older woman took the mic during the question-and-answer part.
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As a result, within the porn world, MILF (and similar "older" woman pegs) have come to signify not so much an age bracket, but rather an aesthetic and persona: full-figured and assertive.
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She would rather kill her daughters, keep them in eternal infantilization, than let them outgrow and stop needing her, robbing her of the only social value she has left as an older woman.
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There was a vaguely nostalgic air to the whole thing, featuring small children on smaller motorcycles and an older woman who, I'm told by our social media editor, is an Instagram-famous grandma.
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Lim made an "Ajumma Hat" — ajumma being the Korean word for "an older woman" — based on the types of visors her mother, Heidi Lim, would wear to shield her face from the sun.
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He was looking for attention by responding to an older woman seeking sex on Craigslist, but the poster, who was supposedly 30, said she wanted to bring her teenage daughter in the mix.
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The girl was waving an anti-fascist placard last week at a protest against Shariah law in Midtown Manhattan when a scuffle broke out and she knocked an older woman to the ground.
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When his next patient, a hunched older woman arrived, Miller started by asking her not just about her pain, sleep and meds but also about how she was doing since her dog died.
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I admired her for shaking off prejudice about what an older woman could be, for being creative, provocative and sexual over 60 — "It's almost like a crime," was the way she characterized it.
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Heise has long been vocal in her efforts to resurrect it - she dislikes its replacement on the outskirts of town - but has found that, as an older woman, her opinions have often been ignored.
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There's a lot of different levels to playing Emily French that I felt that I could expose and inhabit and say something about other than just an older woman looking for a young man.
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In 2012, Aztec started showing up on Reddit and blogs, including this one where the writer says an older woman in a health food store told her she'd been using it for 243 years (!!).
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Searching for answers in the spirit world, Annie befriends an older woman named Joan (Ann Dowd), who helps her understand that the persistent woes the Grahams have experienced may serve a larger malevolent purpose.
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"The one where the older woman seduces the younger man," she purrs seductively to this boy who, were it 2017, wouldn't be able to remember Nelly's Hot In Herre being played on the radio.
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One thirty-three-year-old woman who experienced menopausal symptoms from breast cancer treatment put it this way: the things that happen to an older woman are happening to you at the wrong time.
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And it was an older woman, probably in her early 60s, that just kind of camped out in a chair and committed to it, and she stayed and had a blast and loved it.
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Up ahead of us, an older woman had inexplicably kept on all of her garish jewelry as she passed through the X-ray machine, despite all of the signage urging you to do otherwise.
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Season 5's "Spur of the Moment," for instance, follows Anne, an 18-year-old engaged to a stuffy but father-approved investment banker, who encounters an older woman in black while horseback riding.
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This weekend's episode of Saturday Night Live did a skit about a pool boy, who was carrying on an affair with an older woman, featuring musical guest Nick Jonas – but not as the pool boy.
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That's why some of comedian Pete Davidson's best Saturday Night Live work — including "Pool Boy" and "Teacher Trial" — pokes fun at the idea of a teen boy managing to sleep with an attractive older woman.
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The scene was groundbreaking in that an older woman was being seen as a sexual being with wants and desires, which is consistent with research on the sexual lives of geriatric members of the population.
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Which is why it's a little surprising that the 35-year-old director's new film, which won a major prize in Berlin before heading to TIFF back in September, is focused on an older woman.
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Kim Jeong-ok, 64, moved into Dilkusha in 2007 after a divorce left her bankrupt and homeless; she took over a two-room space from an older woman who was moving out after 30 years.
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His rampage that day might never have been discovered had the older woman left for dead after the initial attack not come across a Customs and Border Protection officer as she emerged from the brush.
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But it wasn't until seeing Hamilton in "Terminator: Dark Fate" that I realized just how much we've been deprived of the badass older woman whose experience isn't minimized or brushed off because of her age.
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In one of last season's best episodes, Elizabeth rationalizes her life to a motherly older woman (a fantastic Lois Smith) whom she's about to kill: she's committing bad acts for a greater cause, she says.
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A girl in her mid 20s is not what many think when they hear the word "MILF," which has a number of crude or vague definitions, most specifying an "older" woman, if not an actual mother.
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The star had artists pulling at her face while they created wrinkles, a crepey appearance around her eyes, and dark spots on her cheeks and neck, turning her ageless skin into that of an older woman.
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On recent posts from 48-year-old Jennifer Lopez showing images from her Paper magazine cover, you can find nasty remarks about how older woman shouldn't be sexual mixed (and plenty about how J.Lo is #GOALS).
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That's the same feeling viewers got from 2010's Catfish, in which filmmaker and doc subject Nev Schulman apparently falls in love with a girl online who later turns out to be a much older woman.
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An unforgettable meal When Jamario Howard and his friends Jamychol and Tae saw an older woman sitting by herself at a barbecue restaurant in Oxford, Alabama, they knew they had to go over and say hello.
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But, like with all high school tricks, the boy inevitably wakes up to the cruel light of reality when the older woman goes on national television and tells the world that she's not dating him. Harsh.
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Gonzalez's doctor, Jose Perez Valentin, however, listed several "causes" of death, including a pulmonary embolism, which he told CNN was related to the fact that she was an older woman who was immobile after the hurricane.
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An older woman wore a mini-dress patterned with the word "TRUMP," while a man in a "Star Wars" shirt reimagining Bernie Sanders as a Jedi waited in line to meet The Young Turks' Kyle Kulinski.
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At a recent session, Dr. Bloom saw the room fill with people from the area: a young couple who had just moved from Australia, a crew in their 20s and an older woman in a wheelchair.
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Later, as an older woman, she began to call herself a feminist, but earlier on, she was just Helen Gurley Brown, leader of the sexual revolution, author of Sex and the Single Girl, editor of Cosmo.
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Balloons drift through the sky advertising Mutant Bash TV, where you can go play some wave-combat minigames at the behest of a sexually aggressive older woman who, as such, is portrayed as repulsive and disgusting.
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A bust-length portrait, from the same year, of an older woman standing on the street, bareheaded, eyes shut, face turned up, is among many Arbus depictions of what appear to be states of psychic transport.
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The highlight of the whole saga is a casual chat between Justine and the school nurse (Marion Vernoux), an older woman with a tattoo and a cigarette, who talks about the trials of not fitting in.
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The narrative quickly narrows, homing in on a large house in Cornwall where, on the day before Christmas, an older woman named Sophia Cleves sits in the presence of the disembodied, suspended head of a child.
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I haven't yet figured it out if it will be Robin as the three year old that she was, this kind of chubby, vivacious child or if she'll come as a middle-aged woman, an older woman.
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Although Meredith has expressed concern about DeLuca being a Resident while she's an Attending, Gianniotti hinted to Hollywood Life that it's this younger man, older woman love story that may be the one Grey's wants to explore.
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The sexist criticism of older woman / younger man relationships are as old as time, and Klum — who seems to have a smart, sophisticated 30-year-old boyfriend — is just the most recent casualty of this double standard.
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DM: I just want to take this notion of victim that we've been talking about here, which I think is a really interesting conversation, and acknowledge that we're talking about a younger man and an older woman.
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When Kennedy's identity was finally revealed, his father, former U.S. ambassador to the U.K. Joe Kennedy – who had initially approved of his son's relationship with a worldly older woman – wanted Arvad out of Kennedy's life for good.
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In 2002 then-28 year old Mukhtar Mai was gang raped on the orders of a tribal court -- a jirga -- after her brother was accused of having a sexual relationship with an older woman in another tribe.
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Take Aunt Lydia, for example: As an older woman who can no longer have children but is also unmarried, she takes on the role of enforcer, a villain in a system where she legally has little power.
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Because female sexuality, first and foremost, exists for male pleasure, and when it's hijacked by an "undesirable" older woman, it fucks with the status quo in a way that's too foreign for the male erection to comprehend.
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One Sunday morning, I heard a keening wail rise from a register near mine: it came from an older woman whose meticulous organizational system, known only to her, was being cheerfully undermined by a well-intentioned assistant.
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At the register, I realized I didn't have cash, so I began to place my nighttime snack back on the shelves -- until an older woman who was about to pay for her handful of items stopped me.
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Another episode that almost reaches the heights of "Fish Out of Water" gives us Beatrice's backstory, but only in the garbled, out of order flashbacks that might come from the brain of an older woman with dementia.
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The older woman spends her day in a house dress and dirty slippers, chatting with the ghosts of her dead family, like her sister, Annie (Clementine Belber), forever stuck in adolescence, and her mother, Leafy (Jessie Dean).
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On Saturday morning, Marlon Esquilín, the funeral director in Isabel Segunda, opened the doors of his hearse to pull out the black-bagged body of an older woman who had died of natural causes the night before.
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No. When I packed a lot of makeup this time, I forgot that an older woman dressed in a T-shirt that screams "I'm fun," only looks weirder if she also has a face full of makeup.
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A former Playboy model, Danielle Mathers, has been sentenced to community service for secretly photographing a naked older woman in a Los Angeles gym and then posting the picture on social media, court documents and officials said.
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Suddenly, the only other passenger in the cramped conveyance, an older woman with steel-gray hair and even steelier eyes whom I didn't know, poked me firmly in the ribs through my topcoat with two sharp fingers.
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Bradlee Clegg, a member of the West Court Street Church of God in Flint, said the donated water was handed out to families, including a single mother and an older woman who took care of four grandchildren.
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In her earliest comic-book appearances, the Aunt May character is presented as a delicate older woman; in previous iterations of the "Spider-Man" movie series, she has been played by Rosemary Harris and by Sally Field.
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Kimia Mortezaei, 29, who just finished her Ph.D. in civil engineering, recalled how at the farmer's market one day, an older woman stopped her to compliment her on her "beautiful" dress and asked where she was from.
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When "Blue is the Warmest Color," a French coming-of-age love story between a school girl (played by Adele Exarchopoulos) and a slightly older woman (Lea Seydoux) debuted at Cannes in 2013, it received rapturous reviews.
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She realizes she is in danger, and with the help of an older woman is able to flee the train on foot, running through dark tunnels and into the light, into a kind of rebirth or paradise.
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I felt for her and I felt that [it was important to] expose the reality of what her life is, instead of the pre-made box of what an older woman is supposed to be and act like.
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On a recent afternoon, beyond the rows of standard drugstore offerings — beauty products, decongestants, greeting cards — a man consulted in Arabic at the back counter with one pharmacist as an older woman sought advice about prescriptions from another.
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Bertrand was sent by his mother to Colette's seaside villa to pay his respects to the author, by then engaged in writing Cheri, a book about an older woman who has an affair with a much younger man.
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All I could see was an older woman with incredible energy, who day in and day out, dealt with the great expectations and plain curiosity of the thousands of people who came to see her with unwavering patience.
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For example, with an older woman at Pleasant Homes, a rental community in Maryland that offers programming for residents, Ms. Anderson-Hall said she has seen improvement in her participant's dexterity in the time they've been working together.
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The law was used in a case in which a former Playboy model was sentenced to community service in 2017 for secretly photographing a naked older woman in a Los Angeles gym and then posting the picture online.
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What Kitamura's narrator doesn't tell the older woman is that she and Christopher have been separated for six months, an estrangement he has made her promise to keep secret for reasons that she — and we — will never know.
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This has allowed the volunteers to move quickly from site to site, including on Wednesday morning when a team was dispatched to help an older woman retrieve her medication from a home that was under several feet of water.
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When I was 15, I fell in love with an 18-year-old boy who, when I didn't give up what he wanted, dumped me for an older woman, and it broke my 15 year old heart to pieces.
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I started to work out and wear clothes that fit me better, and somehow people concluded that my transformation from ugly duck to not-so-ugly swan had something to do with an older woman paying me for sex.
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The story is so simple as to seem almost like a myth or legend: A hospice nurse (Ruth Wilson) moves into a creepy old house to care for the older woman who lies in her bed above, slowly dying.
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The night Caroline Cronson, the producer of Works & Process, saw it in London, an older woman stood up to give a riveting account of her first experiences with porn in rural Ireland in the 1950s, via a traveling library.
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Both the woman and her mother, identified by news reports as a former midwife from Nigeria, are against terminating the pregnancy, with the older woman offering to care for the child, according to the court and news media reports.
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In the image, an older woman in glasses sits in the back of a cop car, hands clasped together almost as if in prayer, as she stares out the window with a look of quiet desperation on her face.
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Such storylines weren't even reserved solely for the woman: Blair's ex-boyfriend Nate spent a string of episodes prostituting himself to a wealthy older woman in order to save his family from financial ruin after his father loses everything.
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INGRAHAM: We should ask Uber right now, does this apply to individuals who are pro-life, who are Uber drivers who don&apost like a Planned Parenthood t-shirt, and maybe it&aposs an older woman who needs a ride somewhere.
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But I am an older woman who hasn't spent her life "building a career" — in fact, I had a 17-year gap in my résumé — so I figured this might be my only chance at getting back into the workplace.
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SHEFFIELD, England (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When filmmaker Bernadett Tuza-Ritter met 52-year-old Marish, a Hungarian factory worker and maid, she was drawn to her haggard face - one that seemed as if it belonged to a much older woman.
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Just as the gun went off to signal the start of the Prince Edward Island Marathon on Sunday, an older woman mistakenly pulled right up to the starling line, unaware that hundred of runners were about to come her way.
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CNN had an interesting piece last month quoting all sorts of French people taking delight in the idea of a younger man and an older woman and shrugging off the idea that there should be a scandal of any kind.
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HONG KONG (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As she smiles at customers and makes small talk with regulars in a Hong Kong bar, Kat's every move is being watched by an older woman, a pimp who answers to the name "Mama-san".
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If Hudson's social-media empire represents a slightly desperate Act II to a flagging acting career, Hawn's Instagram is an Act III: a hopeful, rumbling comeback for an older woman in Hollywood who hasn't appeared on film in 14 years.
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At an opening party to which he invited locals and friends, an older woman dressed in traditional clothing entered and sang a welcome song in Arabic, something that would normally be done only at a family party, another neighbor explained.
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She ingratiated herself with an older woman named Mildred Markham, whom she then appears to have mistreated and held against her will, potentially killing her to also collect on life insurance policies of which she had been named the sole beneficiary.
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A perfect example of their predicament appears near the end, when Jangmi, having at last arrived in South Korea, assimilates so completely that she finds herself being lectured by an older woman, convinced she's too slender, on the value of food.
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Prejudice also lurks beneath her dark-skinned child's experiences as "the only black kid in his class," and in Ava's relationship with her white grandmother: How long before this respectable older woman reveals the extent and contours of her racial animus?
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Alessandra Ferri and Herman Cornejo were members of American Ballet Theater at the same time, but didn't discover their chemistry until they were cast as the leads in "Chéri," Martha Clarke's 2013 production about an older woman and her young lover.
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Campaigning for a seat on the Mississippi Public Service Commission, Thomas A. Blanton, an opponent of the project, ran television ads featuring an older woman eating dog food and warning of sacrifices that poorer people sometimes make to afford electricity.
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En route, we were intercepted by a friendly local, an older woman who comes to the Fairmont twice a day to feed and care for the feral cats that populate the island and are seen as a nuisance by the resorts.
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But her vision of a brutally closing world is harrowing and often indelibly sad, as when an older woman reminisces about how the country's women helped win independence from the French by hiding guns under the long traditional dress, the haik.
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An older woman named Beverly said that her neighborhood was gone; standing on the porch of her mauve-trimmed house, she gestured across the street at a new apartment building going up, which seemed likely to ruin her lovely view.
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In "Olympics," those interstitial moments include speed-skating champion Apolo Anton Ohno trying to get around an older woman who's swerving her cart, and figure skating gold medalist Tara Lipinski righting herself after almost wiping out on a wet floor.
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The plot of this Netflix original is so simple as to seem almost like a myth or legend: A hospice nurse (Ruth Wilson) moves into a creepy old house to care for the older woman who's confined to bed, where she's slowly dying.
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Moretz plays Frances, a wide-eyed waitress whose good deed of returning a purse she found on the subway to a lonely older woman (Greta, played by French cinema icon and Academy Award nominee Isabelle Huppert) turns into a Very Bad Decision.
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Who they are and what they could be varies — Jafari's fame has given her a level of freedom that Marziyeh can only dream of, though that fame is also what imprisons the older woman — but in the end, the critique is the same.
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In an interview with Metro earlier this year, Smith told the story of an older woman who played the first Dishonored game on its easiest difficulty setting, avoiding all conflict and simply taking in the experience of making her way through the world.
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However, I can't shake the feeling that Cookie is very much the older woman that I envisioned Yvette growing up to be: in complicated love with a man with whom she has built a family yet and still has to second guess constantly.
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Our suspicions are confirmed at the end of the episode when Jordan drives his motorcycle to Nina's sprawling mansion, walks in like he owns the place, and carries the older woman to bed in a moment worthy of a Nicholas Sparks book cover.
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In stark comparison to that demographic, an older woman, MaryAnn, who lived across the street and asked that her full name not be used, was waiting for her meal with a look on her face that suggested she had stumbled into another dimension.
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It's the rare portrayal of an older woman as an unconditional object of desire; rather than focussing the scene on one of Sophie's young friends, the then-56-year-old Baranski is given the same status as the younger women in the film.
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A tall, thin, older woman named Marie Baratte is the subject of two photographs, wearing the same banal expression in each; the one on the bottom features the subject looking at a portrait of herself, with that exact portrait hanging directly above it.
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In the courtyard of the hospital, one family arrived to find three members among the dead: an older woman in a pink traditional Hazara dress; a young man named Sajad, already in a body bag; and a boy of about 4 or 5.
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As an older woman tells a grave story about encountering a man who died of a heart attack, Bennani adds vibrant, over-the-top captions of her retelling that would feel more at home in a comic book than in a documentary.
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One Sunday, a regular, an older woman with long bright-white hair named Pandora got up and told the congregation that the angel Moroni visited her the night before and he told her some new stories that she needed to share with us.
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"Thanks for giving us Donald Trump," an older woman heckled recently, adding an expletive as Mr. Comey strolled through a Yale Law School building, where he had come for a talk that focused largely on his fateful 2016 decisions and attendant personal anguish.
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In the first scene of "In Between," an older woman waxes the legs of a younger one while counseling her on men: Keep your mouth shut and your body smooth, and never let on that you know what you're doing in bed.
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Besides his love for his sibling, there's nothing terribly likable about Connie; he seems mainly interested in using everyone around him, whether he's prevailing on the kindness of strangers, dating an older woman prone to hysterics, or creeping on a teenage girl.
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While she eventually gets married and has a child during the course of the three years in which the documentary was filmed, it is her husband, younger than Gai Qi, who is celebrated for stepping outside of social norms by marrying an older woman.
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The film's portrayal of this ignorance is sly; a critic of the ordinance lays out all of his presumptions about the amorality of the LGBTQ community right in front of an older woman who he has no idea is both trans and a practicing Christian.
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The story went viral when Kelly Davis Karas, a flight attendant on board, shared a post on Facebook revealing the touching compassion of passengers after they learned the older woman had lost her grandson, 20-year-old Luis Omar Ocasio-Capo, in the attack.
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The two went through some major life events together, like a racist celebration at the end of World War II. Mickey goes along with it because hey, free use of a mansion, and a kind older woman getting her massages and taking her shopping.
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Misfits, the British show about a group of juvenile delinquents who acquire superpowers during a freak lightning storm, showed graphic sex between one of the titular misfits and an older woman who gained the power to transform back into her younger self during the storm.
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In the throes of her grief and shame, Alisha befriends an older woman named Paula, whose own story of being stolen from her mother, along with her little sister, and being put into the Nova Scotia Home for Colored Children is told in alternating chapters.
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Every day I see variations at both the beginning and end of life: a young man abandoned by friends as he struggles with opioid addiction; an older woman getting by on tea and toast, living in filth, no longer able to clean her cluttered apartment.
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In the café in the neighborhood where people came mostly to shop, there were only two other customers: a young man on a laptop, his large head squeezed between headphones, and an older woman eating a salad who might have been a young grandmother.
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By contrast, the one live-action short that doesn't cavalierly put children in jeopardy, Marianne Farley's "Marguerite," a drama about an older woman who learns that her caretaker is a lesbian and has a surge of memories about thwarted love, feels like a reprieve.
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Some historians maintain that there was a very different attitude to menstruation than there is today, the smell of menstrual blood was considered erotic, and obvious menstruation was a sure way of knowing when a young woman was fertile, and an older woman no longer was.
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For one teen in Minnesota, posed with her rifle, the dream is a deeper respect for the Second Amendment and her right to exercise it, while the dream for an older woman in Louisiana, sitting outsider her rundown home, is to someday have running water. —L.
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Then there was the older woman who pushed to be first in the lunch queues, taking more food than was due, so that when, on three occasions, Alan had been last, there was very little left for him but the long wait till the following morning.
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On last night's episode of Feud: Bette and Joan, — about the bitter rivalry between screen legends Bette Davis and Joan Crawford — viewers were treated to a sight all too rarely seen onscreen today: an older woman who feeling and acting on her sexual and romantic desires.
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He fawns over his cousin Pilar (Marta Larralde), with whom he resumes a sexual relationship after she separates from her boyfriend; canoodles with an older woman on a train; and flirts with the mother (Bárbara Lennie) of a boy (Kaiet Rodríguez) he tutors in his apartment building.
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Ashlie Storms, a former banker at a Wells Fargo branch in West Milford, N.J., said she quit her job in August, soon after learning that a banker at another branch had manipulated the accounts of one of Ms. Storms's regular customers, an older woman with memory issues.
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She played the ultimate older woman in a 1995 French production of "Harold and Maude" and capped her stage career in 2003, at 86, as the star of "Oscar et la Dame Rose," Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt's tale of an elderly hospital worker helping a dying boy.
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The quirkiness of each character — the downtrodden narrator, the tragic sister stuck in a loveless marriage, the reckless younger brother going out with an older woman to prove some point left unbeknownst to the rest of the family — leaves the reader feeling empathy, but not sadness.
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Tom Wilkinson and Sissy Spacek play an upper-middle-class New England couple whose lives are upended when their 21-year-old son (Nick Stahl) becomes involved with an older woman (Marisa Tomei) whose abusive, soon-to-be ex-husband isn't ready to let her go.
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Five days after the "Access Hollywood" tape, for example, I asked an older woman in a flowery red dress what she thought of her candidate's theory of sexual license — as a lone protester was playing the tape on a loop outside a rally venue in Lakeland, Fla.
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But those inconveniences were considered to be just that, as the Astros remained focused on some of the images from recent days: an older woman knitting in a wheelchair with water up to her chest, an exhausted policeman wading toward stranded people, and airport runways under water.
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"It's phenomenal how fast the fire spread," said Scott McLean, the deputy chief of the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, said of the Camp fire in Paradise, where he had rescued a lone, older woman rolling down a road in her wheelchair on Thursday.
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That semi-waking sensation I mentioned above is given full, fluid life early in the show, and it involves little more than a simple single bed, the middle-aged Mr. Sobelle and interchangeable alter-egos who include a towheaded boy, a young woman and an older woman.
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As Dirty Thirty outlines, now that she's in her 30s, Akira feels she is at a tipping point, where she has to reconcile the life she's led as a porn star with the life society would want her to lead as an older woman and a mother.
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The Hat was among the rare solitaries, along with a man with a long beard and dirty jacket jittering a cup of coffee, a stout man with glasses who held his newspaper too close to his face, and an elegant older woman with ribbons in her hair.
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There's the young newlywed with terminal cancer, the older woman who feels she has nothing to live for, the narcissistic Hollywood producer, the woman struggling with alcoholism and destructive relationships, and then there's Gottlieb herself — in the throes of a breakup from a man she thought she would marry.
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But Kristen Stewart racked up the French equivalent of an Academy Award for her portrayal of a personal assistant who unwittingly mimics the role for which her boss — an aging French movie star played by Juliette Binoche — achieved stardom: an ingénue catastrophically involved with a lovesick older woman.
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But I kind of liked the daytime crowd, which included a man with a bushy white mustache reading the paper over a beer and a diminutive older woman wearing a red vest over a furry periwinkle sweater who struggled to hoist herself up onto a high bar chair.
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And on paper, a middle-aged white male Midwesterner with a history of moderation on social issues sounds like a better face to put forward in Republican-leaning districts in the midterms than an older woman from San Francisco who's very much identified with environmentalism and social liberals.
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Onscreen, Ms. Rae appeared in the movie version of "Hair" in 1979; as an older woman who has an affair with Adam Sandler's character in "You Don't Mess With the Zohan" in 2008; and as the mother of Kevin Kline's character in "Ricki and the Flash" in 2015.
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Pulling into Vistanna Villas, a subdivision in Lehigh that was advertising an open house, I found an older woman named Susan, who lived in nearby Punta Gorda, putting the vinyl siding on a row of five identical houses that had just been completed and were waiting to be filled.
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Rewind A brash working-class bloke gets a new job in a new town, wages a calculated campaign to seduce and marry the local tycoon's daughter, entangles himself in a passionate affair with an older woman, and finally gets what he wants — with nearly everyone living unhappily ever after.
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Whether it was regular army soldiers shedding their body armor and fighting in t-shirts in a trench or militiamen in the city of Marinka eating spoiled kielbasa in between firefights or a babushka (an older woman) hiding in her pitch dark fruit cellar during shelling—it's an unmistakable look.
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The stories are united by the framing device of a wolf — voiced by Dominic West, known to many as Detective Jimmy McNulty of The Wire — meeting an older woman in a diner and telling her the true stories of Little Red Riding Hood, Snow White, and the Three Little Pigs.
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Indirection can be a beautiful tool in comedy and so it is in "Hello, My Name Is Doris," which uses this funny, outwardly ridiculous character to tell a simple story about a love that rarely speaks its name, including in movies: that of an older woman for a much younger man.
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The government even found an older woman who still held on to her Catholic beliefs from the days before the Communists took over at the end of World War II. The woman, who still practiced her faith in secret, was taken to the Vatican to meet the pope, Mr. Thae said.
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First an older woman with a gravelly voice and long gray hair sang "House of the Rising Sun" to great applause, followed by a much older man in a bolo tie and leather jacket who sang Frank Sinatra's "I've Got You Under My Skin" and then went outside for a cigarette.
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As his title suggests, the playwright Adam Bock said he decided to set his recovery play, "Before the Meeting," outside the actual 12-step process, though the central character — an older woman working hard to keep sober — delivers a 25-minute monologue to what seems like a group of fellow drinkers.
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"I think it was the sentiment in the public that this was any boy's dream to have a relationship with an older woman like a teacher, and I didn't see it that way because she impacted the lives of all three of these boys," Davis County Deputy District Attorney Cristina Ortega tells PEOPLE.
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One of my sharpest memories from an early job, in a male-dominated office, where I once found myself weeping with inexpressible rage, was my being grabbed by the scruff of my neck by an older woman — a chilly manager of whom I'd always been slightly terrified — who dragged me into a stairwell.
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Kristen Stewart became the first American actress to win a César Award, the French equivalent of an Oscar, for her portrayal of a personal assistant who unwittingly mimics the role for which her boss — an aging movie star played by Juliette Binoche — achieved fame: an ingénue catastrophically involved with a lovesick older woman.
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What you don't do is dump the hard work on others and/or disbelieve what you don't want to hear, especially when the recipient of your dumping is an older woman who apparently isn't well, and the people you disbelieve are the ones trying to protect Grandma and save you from yourself.
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Or once he had on someone from the party for socialism and liberation, and it was this older woman and she defended the North Korean nuclear regime — he'll also sort of have these fringe people on, and that's an example from the left, but that's what I mean by this heightened sense of conflict.
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I looked forward to Sundays because I got to sing in the choir next to my friends, because we gathered as a congregation for a potluck dinner in the basement and because there was an older woman who pinched my chubby cheeks and called me her beautiful chocolate girl every time I saw her.
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But its knock-on effects — being the only person in a company who understands the Rube Goldberg machine of some esoteric operational process or, if you're an older woman in particular, being paid less than market rate even relative to junior peers — are potentially more direct inputs in the situation you're describing than your age.
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We are told that Cynthia has three mysterious roommates, two obese teen-agers and a woman in her sixties; later in the story, the older woman dies suddenly, after eating Jell-O, and one of the teen-agers (or so Cynthia tells Donna) attacks another inmate and gouges his eye out with a spoon.
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"I think it was the sentiment in the public that this was any boy's dream to have a relationship with an older woman like a teacher, and I didn't see it that way because she impacted the lives of all three of these boys," Davis County Deputy District Attorney Cristina Ortega told PEOPLE in a previous interview.
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After leaving last year's Cannes Film Festival with warm reviews, Sweet Bean is finally headed to the US. It's supposed to be a simple but charming story about an older woman and a younger man who run a bakery together, and it's easy to see how much of a joy the film might be from just this trailer.
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A scene in which Irena plays with a caged bird and inadvertently causes it to die of fright, or one where, dining with Oliver and his friends at a cheery boîte called the Belgrade, she is spooked by a feline older woman who addresses her in Serbian as "sister," are more unsettling than the movie's conventional scares.
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Kristen Stewart racked up a supporting-actress prize from the New York Film Critics Circle and the French equivalent of an Oscar for her portrayal of a personal assistant who unwittingly mimics the role for which her boss — an aging movie star played by Juliette Binoche — achieved stardom: an ingénue catastrophically involved with a lovesick older woman.
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And there are a lot more anti fascists in this country, too, than I think we realize, and I think that's why a lot of the signs that were making the rounds on social media — there was that older woman holding a sign that was like, I escaped the Nazis once, I'm not going to do it again.
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Ms. Wigfield, whose corner office on the Universal lot features the same framed photo of thermostats that appeared in Liz Lemon's office on "30 Rock," said that she was drawn to the idea of an older woman finding workplace success late in life despite coming from a generation in which women were not always encouraged to pursue careers.
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Kristen Stewart racked up a supporting-actress prize from the New York Film Critics Circle and the French equivalent of an Oscar for her portrayal of a personal assistant who unwittingly mimics the role for which her boss — an aging movie star played by Juliette Binoche — achieved stardom: An ingénue catastrophically involved with a lovesick older woman.
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But Kristen Stewart racked up a supporting actress prize from the New York Film Critics Circle and a César Award, the French equivalent of an Academy Award, for this portrayal of a personal assistant who unwittingly mimics the role for which her boss — an aging French movie star, played by Juliette Binoche — achieved stardom: an ingénue catastrophically involved with a lovesick older woman.
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One of the strangest was the "enserradura," which was what was done to a young girl who fell victim to a depression or a fit of anxiety: your grandmother, or an older woman in the community, insisted that the entire street be emptied out so that you would be engulfed in silence, and she closed you up in the house for a week.
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Hampton was inducted into a community of lesbians by an older woman who caught her staring one evening, and she lived out an admirably varied and daring life attending parties thrown by A'Lelia Walker—"joy goddess of Harlem" according to Langston Hughes, and daughter of Madam C. J. Walker—seducing married women, and escaping institutionalization at the Bedford Hills Reformatory for Women.
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The daylong visit was chronicled on social media by Greg Burke, the director of the Vatican's press office, who posted a series of photographs of the pope's encounters, including meetings with a man whose wife and two children died, with an older woman who had lost her home, and with a woman who clutched Francis' hand through the open window of his car.
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But Kristen Stewart racked up a supporting actress prize from the New York Film Critics Circle and the French equivalent of an Academy Award for her portrayal of a personal assistant who unwittingly mimics the role for which her boss — an aging French movie star played by Juliette Binoche — achieved stardom: an ingénue catastrophically involved with a lovesick older woman.
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Adapted from short stories by Alice Munro, and taking place over 30 years, it tells the story of a mother-daughter estrangement in which the title character (played by Emma Suárez as an older woman and by Adriana Ugarte as her younger self) longs to reconnect with the child who abandoned her when she was 18 and has since remained incommunicado.
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Specific shout-out to the older woman who thinks they should've named "Sucker" something else, the guy who gave so many high fives that Eichner became one of the bro dudes, the screaming woman who loves Nick more than the others but still has love for Joe (not Kevin though), and the old man who doesn't give you cents about what sibling trio is doing what.
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The Fan Fair featured several different games of floor hockey, bubble hockey, an inflatable slide, trivia, mascot story time for the very little ones—mascots sat next to an older woman reading from a children's book about hockey mascots, gesticulating wildly any time the literary hockey mascots did anything—autograph signings with the All-Stars, and of course, photo ops with the Stanley Cup.
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The top video had millions of views, and it was a classic, perfect D.I.Y. An older woman explained how to properly fold a fitted sheet into a neat packet so that it could be easily stacked in your linen closet: one hand in one corner pocket, the other in another pocket (like so!), then more enpocketing and folding, until you have an even, stackable packet.
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Isolating the electric-guitar riff that anchors Ono's feminist anthem "Woman Power," from Feeling the Space, Bartlett pushes her voice forward in the mix; here, she declaims as much as she sings, like an older woman, mother, and observer of human foibles who has witnessed a lifetime of power plays by macho men and beer-soaked bromancers: Every woman has a song to sing.
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But on a deeper level, we also move from a 20th-century spy narrative, whose female characters exist as refractions of the ebb and flow of male desire — two beautiful mistresses of powerful men share "a jeweled brilliance and a kind of dressed nakedness"; the older woman working at the reception desk of a hotel turns pink "like a menopausal groupie" — to something that feels a great deal more contemporary.
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Memorable moments from the day included a Theodor Herzl mascot, Israelis struggling to throw swag and tchotchkes into the crowd during the rain, two speechless police officers watching a young woman shriek the lyrics of various Israeli songs, an old teacher scolding students about their modesty as their shirts got wet, and an older woman flipping the bird to a police officer who told her to get out of the vehicle lane.
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Two friends and partners are in love with the same girl, there's a big fire, one of the young men is shot by the girl's father, there's the Mexican-American War of 1846, there's a genial old "negro" and a robust older woman full of wisdom—in other words, there's plot, plot, plot, although Tarkington, a passionate admirer of Howells and Henry James, has already grasped that plot is not the road to distinguished fiction.
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Other greats in FilmStruck's catalog include François Truffaut's sweet and graceful "Stolen Kisses," a 22012 picture in which Jean-Pierre Léaud, as the Truffaut alter-ego Antoine Doinel, tentatively pursues the lovely Claude Jade, but is intrigued by an older woman, Delphine Seyrig, and Howard Hawks's "His Girl Friday" (1940), starring Cary Grant as a newspaper editor who pursues his ex-wife and former star reporter, Rosalind Russell, in frantic, eccentric screwball-comedy style.
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We follow Theo over the course of the next decade or so as he goes through his Great Expectations phase (plucked out of obscurity by a remote but perhaps benevolent older woman for whose children he seems to be fated), his Oliver Twist phase (a life of petty crime and deep homoerotic friendship), his Old Curiosity Shop phase (living with an avuncular older man in a quirky but Edenic antiques shop), always surrounded by characters who are ostensibly American but speak with unmistakably posh British cadences.
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