Journey From a Chinese Orphanage to a Jewish Rite of Passage (2007) Many Chinese girls adopted by U.S. families are ready to complete the rite of passage into Jewish womanhood.
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Ah, the bathroom selfie - a millennial rite of passage.
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Confirmation hearings are a rite of passage for potential nominees.
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In many industries, unpaid internships are a rite of passage.
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Ghosting is a normal rite of passage, as is grieving.
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I think of this work as a rite of passage.
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This was, for her, kind of a rite of passage.
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Anne's rite of passage inspires a lot of period talk.
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Getting a tattoo has almost become a rite of passage.
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Publishing books is a rite of passage for presidential prospects.
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Hitting the tables was a rite of passage for her.
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And awkward interactions with onlookers are a rite of passage.
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Taking things back to the primitive, the rite of passage.
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It's almost a rite of passage in the digital age.
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"This journey has become a rite of passage," she writes.
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Some veteran comedians describe barking as a rite of passage.
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That's a rite of passage for all Brooklyn millennials. Exactly.
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Preparing children for communion, a Catholic rite of passage, still features.
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There is this certain rite of passage that everybody goes through.
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In some countries it is now almost a rite of passage.
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Many in the ranks call harsh treatment a rite of passage.
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In Silicon Valley, it seems failure is a rite of passage.
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For many males, buying sex is considered a rite of passage.
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Mistakes at work, big and small, are a rite of passage.
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"Malört's always been somewhat of a rite of passage," Best explains.
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That first big night out is a bonafide rite of passage.
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Cash is king, and cash burn is a "rite of passage"
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Birthright trips have been a rite of passage for many Jews.
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For many, discovering the code was a childhood rite of passage.
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For locals, the sandy clamber is a childhood rite of passage.
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"It's just a rite of passage for any Texan," she said.
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Receiving a knife is a rite of passage for some children.
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The transition out of school is an important rite of passage.
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Mr Spector made the Christmas record into an annual rite of passage.
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It's basically a rite of passage for any extreme original trilogy fan.
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It's practically a primeval, caveman-like rite of passage at this point.
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"Lady Gaga called it a 'rite of passage,&apos" Yankovic tells PEOPLE.
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The Christmas album is a rite of passage for any pop star.
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Call this a Bachelor in Paradise rite of passage, if you will.
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Losing his hair and his beard was another miserable rite of passage.
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Many mention it now, four years later, as a rite of passage.
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Alana Yzola: Getting a tattoo has almost become a rite of passage.
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It's kind of a rite of passage for becoming a San Franciscan.
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I wondered if Mets fans would enjoy the same rite of passage?
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But Amazon went through a severe form of this rite of passage.
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Soon I found myself engaged in a distinctly American rite of passage.
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To our daughter, shopping there seems like an American rite of passage.
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She's even developed a new rite of passage ceremony that mimics FGM.
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Wrecking is seen as almost a rite of passage of Onewheel ownership.
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"There is no rite of passage," said Ms. McNair, 5003, of Harlem.
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Once you hit your late 40s, it's practically a rite of passage.
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"It's a rite of passage when you go through college," he said.
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For American baby boomers, visiting Disneyland became a necessary rite of passage.
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It's a rite of passage that is no less monumental than birth.
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More than that, it's considered a rite of passage in the entertainment industry.
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For many 20-somethings, having a terrible roommate is a rite of passage.
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Applying for that first credit card is a young adult's rite of passage.
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Quinceañeras are linked to an ancient Aztec rite of passage for young women.
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The rite of passage of the ultra rich is owning a private jet.
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But it is a rite of passage that can prove dangerous for some.
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Getting a credit card is a rite of passage for many college graduates.
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"The rite of passage of living in a dump is over," he says.
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Ms. Duncan's books were practically a rite of passage for many young readers.
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As the Griswolds could tell you, road trips are a rite of passage.
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In the modern Presidency, firing off missiles has become a rite of passage.
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Still, learning to play Monk's music remains an almost unavoidable rite of passage.
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Working at a restaurant is a rite of passage for many New Yorkers.
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" He added that "being castigated by Professor Kilson was a rite of passage.
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For younger Sydneysiders, a night in Kings Cross was a rite of passage.
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For most people, signing up for Medicare is a retirement rite of passage.
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Expect real honesty about this rite of passage, and expect it to come quickly.
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Sandall said suffering was seen as a kind of sacrifice or rite of passage.
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And, as has become an annual rite of passage, I'm joined by Jeff Smith.
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I think of the whole genre debate as really just a rite of passage.
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Beyond negotiating your starting salary, another professional rite of passage is negotiating a raise.
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For a designer, it's a rite of passage to have her at the show.
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Bringing Up Robot Baby, a Teenage Rite of Passage Sudan Ousted a Brutal Dictator.
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For some lucky students, it's still an exhilarating and enormously fun rite of passage.
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Overpaying for college textbooks is one rite of passage that's getting easier to avoid.
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An important rite of passage for any social app, from a student at Cornell.
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In the US, baby showers are a standard rite of passage for expecting mothers.
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Folding your pizza is a rite of passage into becoming a true New Yorker.
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Attending plays was considered a rite of passage for young men in ancient Greece.
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Nor do parents want to experience that poignant rite of passage through a screen.
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"But it's almost like a rite of passage for kids and we all do it."
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Because that's really been the main rite of passage, aside from family reunification and refugees.
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Aspiring British MCs pay to freestyle for the channel, almost as a rite of passage.
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" But if this night was a rite of passage, the emphasis was on the "passage.
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For some, getting fitted out at Ede & Ravenscroft is an eagerly awaited rite of passage.
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It is also about changing the perceived view that bullying is a rite of passage.
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Both Ms Swinton and Mr McCabe experienced "Ways of Seeing" as this rite of passage.
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Now, it's basically a rite of passage on the internet, even if you're Zac Efron.
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For all Potter fans of my generation, the 11th birthday was a rite of passage.
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Celebrating the end of high school is a rite of passage in the education system.
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As this rite of passage begins anew, staff diversity must also come back into focus.
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For young players, long bus rides to tournaments are often considered a rite of passage.
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However, while puberty turns these girls into monsters, boys face a different rite of passage.
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It felt like a rite of passage, though I'd never heard of rites of passage.
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The rite of passage came later, from being tempted to look back and sum up.
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He's doing the reality star rite of passage and hosting DJ nights in Atlantic City.
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His first kiss was a rite of passage he had been putting off with consideration.
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Enjoying the rooftop garden at the Met is a rite of passage for New Yorkers.
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His first bra, a happy rite of passage for most girls, brought him to tears.
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Hitting the beach for Spring Break is a rite of passage for many college students.
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Psaki: It is part of the rite of passage in a White House press office.
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It's not a spectator sport - it's a rite of passage, and a lot of fun.
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There may be no other rite of passage around which we have become more passive.
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At Hunter College High School in Manhattan, the rite of passage comes in 10th grade.
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Given that a job at McDonald's is a rite of passage for many teenagers, it makes sense for the fast food juggernaut to use that other rite of passage—Snapchatting—to find young, energetic people to sling burgers and troubleshoot wonky-ass McFlurry machines.
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Joining the military as a young person has been a rite of passage since time immemorial.
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" It's "sort of a rite of passage to figure out how to use a space toilet.
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Yeah. It's a rite of passage for most kids—'I want to fucking play the guitar'.
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A rite of passage that people with vaginas just can't escape — or, seemingly, stop complaining about.
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Over the next 35 years, posing for a portrait for Jacobs became a rite of passage.
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It's a rite of passage in any fashion aficionado's life, to "borrow" shoes from one's parents.
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For much of the 20th century, owning your first bicycle was a definitive rite of passage.
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Acne spots are practically a rite of passage for teenagers, but they don't always go away.
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When it comes to the Kardashian-Jenner clan, going blond is practically a rite of passage.
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Drinking wine alone with your cat is an unspoken rite of passage to becoming an adult.
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Consider it a sort of elite-athlete rite of passage, no matter the sport or country.
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Since then, Channel crossings have become a rite of passage for all kinds of new aircraft.
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The Marine Corps' tough training begins with what is likely a little-known rite of passage.
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This quadrennial rite of passage for presidential candidates usually takes place while few people pay attention.
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"It's almost a rite of passage," Ashley Hansen, granddaughter of the New Orleans dessert pioneers, explains.
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Irrefutably, it's a rite of passage in high school, dissecting Shakespeare's long-drawn-out Elizabethan verses.
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Protesting Birthright: Free trips to Israel have become a rite of passage for many American Jews.
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He looks delighted, maybe partly because there's nothing quite like watching a kid's rite of passage.
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It's a cultural rite of passage among relatively affluent, mostly white Americans that I completely missed.
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In your family, culture or hometown, is it considered a "rite of passage" into young adulthood?
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Cutting is a rite of passage in many societies, often with the aim of promoting chastity.
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Eating on the campaign trail is a rite of passage for candidates, but it can backfire.
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For men of a certain age, learning to tie a tie was a rite of passage.
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A rite of passage sure to always draw cheers loud enough to make the walls rattle.
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Now I look ahead to another rite of passage, and wonder what further education is coming.
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The stuffing is imperative, the gravy essential and the mashed potatoes a lumpy rite of passage.
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For millions of Chinese, buying a home is now a rite of passage to the middle class.
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TikTok recently attained the traditional social network rite of passage of having Facebook brazenly rip it off.
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Getting a college ID may have been a mildly exciting rite of passage for other new students.
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Hacking, it seems, is almost a rite of passage for young women in the spotlight these days.
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It's been almost a rite of passage for anyone writing about Donald Trump over the past decade.
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But overnight camps, despite being a rite of passage for some, do not count toward the credit.
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She's a street food icon, and eating her banh mì is a Vietnamese tourist's rite of passage.
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Then, she bonds with Jax, which is kind of the new-girl-at-SUR rite of passage.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK By now, it's an inarguable, middle-class rite of passage.
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Not to mention the fact that BET Awards are a rite of passage for Black musical artists.
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A rite of passage for any new Real Housewives star is showing off your mansion's glamorous decor.
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In recent elections, it has become a rite of passage for candidates to release their medical histories.
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Field Notes The only rite of passage more stressful than wedding planning may be canceling a wedding.
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Learning to expect the unexpected is a time-honored rite of passage for every small business owner.
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Washington (CNN)Public humiliation is a rite of passage for many top officials in the Trump administration.
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Publishing a book is a rite of passage for almost everyone who aspires to the White House.
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"You could call this weekend a rite of passage for Jack," a source told Express in 2016.
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Discovering, damage-controlling, and deleting pro-ana content has become a rite of passage for web companies.
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It's not pretty, but it's a necessary rite of passage — or so the movie seems to maintain.
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Today, owning an exotic animal is almost a rite of passage for the rich and the famous.
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Op-Docs In a small Colombian village, a mother guides her daughter through a rite of passage.
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That may surprise people from countries where swim lessons are a rite of passage for most children.
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Birth marks the start of the rite of passage called zuò yuèzi, or sitting out the moon.
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Increased oversight has become something of a rite of passage for American technology companies operating in Europe.
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Dulce (25) In a small Colombian village, a mother guides her daughter through a rite of passage.
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It is a celebration of a quinceañera, a 15-year-old's traditional rite of passage into womanhood.
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It became a favorite of people with acne and is practically a rite of passage for teens.
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"A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" contains a major rite of passage for our girl (or our Waif).
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But it was, at times, like a rite of passage, proof you'd met and pushed past your limits.
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It was a way of life, a rite of passage in Oakland, in the Bay Area in general.
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His perp walk, a rite of passage for notorious, accused criminals, was a moment many have eagerly anticipated.
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"It was a rite of passage I feel and he did in good humor," Hutcherson said of Hanks.
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But it's still practiced because of its cultural significance as a rite of passage and prerequisite for marriage.
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Donald Trump Jr. is participating in a classic rite of passage for the newly single: posting thirst traps.
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As a rite of passage to be accepted in the forum, new members have to complete a challenge.
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It's like a rite of passage and learning about a world of music and sub-culture and community.
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High school is hard, and this film doesn't sugarcoat what, for many, is a difficult rite of passage.
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In fact, screaming at the computer during this process is basically a rite of passage for Apple users.
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Remember the days when a congressional grilling was pretty much a rite of passage for bank chief executives?
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In many ways, objectifying women was the rite of passage through which I entered the world of men.
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It is a familiar rite of passage, as America's democracy peacefully transfers power from one leader to another.
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"The interview towel has become a rite of passage for professional hockey players," reads the site's ad copy.
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For many, the Islamic fashion revolution was a rite of passage, which increased the visibility of Muslim women.
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For parents who grew up in the neighborhood, returning with their own children is a rite of passage.
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The elaborate task of nourishing Mr. Young's turtles became a kind of rite of passage for young musicians.
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Many students said climbing the building's tower was a storied rite of passage that some undertake before graduating.
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It's that structure that makes this shift more than just a standard rite of passage for new graduates.
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BERLIN — Complaining that your final school exams are too tough is a rite of passage — almost a tradition.
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Shaving is often presented as a masculine rite of passage, an inherited ritual passed from father to son.
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Reading this book has become a rite of passage for some kids, and it's easy to see why.
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Going to business school is a rite of passage for many of the world's most powerful business people.
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Living in a dorm room with a stranger is a cost-effective but potentially awkward rite of passage.
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Some South Koreans have openly celebrated having cosmetic surgery, documenting their physical transformations as a rite of passage.
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The experiences these drugs induce are so powerful that they can amount to a kind of rite of passage.
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For some people, it's like a rite of passage for teenagers and young people to spend the summer upstate.
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It touched a nerve in a country where school bullying has traditionally been seen as a rite of passage.
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Still, many Uighurs see the costly and laborious hobby as a rite of passage, one vital for teaching responsibility.
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"This story is a rite of passage if you were ever broke and tried to date someone," people reacted.
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Stephen Lund took the boredom-rite-of-passage, doodling, to a new level by evolving it into a sport.
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The ritual with the heart-shaped herb, the rite of passage at Warrior Falls, the art and design work.
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Teenage rebellion is a rite of passage as key to adolescent development as body odour and unexpected hair growth.
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The rite of passage known as spring break conjures up many different images for many different types of people.
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What's the greater importance that Sable [the character] must come to understand as part of this rite of passage?
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For the women molested onstage by men, it's a rite of passage, something for them to take pride in.
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It was a time-honored rite of passage, practiced by generations of starving actors and students of the theater.
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This kind of denatured homage has become something of a rite of passage among new designers at heritage houses.
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It is a rite of passage Britain has experienced many times, but one that is unfamiliar for most Americans.
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Planning a rite-of-passage event together, while also calling up old conflicts, has a way of bonding people.
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Although their life on the road has its perils, the journey feels like an idyllic, gentle rite of passage.
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Then, at 229, she participated in another Miami Cuban rite of passage: She registered to vote as a Republican.
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She started a program in Kenya that is creating a new rite of passage to replace female genital cutting.
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I can imagine that working at Cav's is a first-job rite of passage for certain local high schoolers.
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For those who are casting a ballot for the first time, today is also a personal rite of passage.
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Being a bridesmaid in a close friend's wedding can be an exciting (if sometimes drama-filled) rite of passage.
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Trudging through spring snow in a ball gown and heels seems to be a particularly Coloradan rite of passage.
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Last week, this native New Yorker completed a rite of passage of sorts: riding the Cyclone at Coney Island.
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On January 19th, the YouTuber partook in a shameless rite of passage for newly minted singles — the thirst trap.
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That's because mission service is seen as a rite of passage for men, while it is voluntary for women.
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When College Dormitories Become Health Hazards Putting up with dinginess is a rite of passage for many college students.
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These suites are all masterpieces in music and considered a rite of passage for cellists to study and master.
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The trips, which are partly funded by the Israeli government, have become a rite of passage for American Jews.
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Meet the $100 hamburger, a rite-of-passage among pilots and aviation enthusiasts, and something he says he'd do again.
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The new video features trans activist Samson Bonkeabantu Brown and his father, who walks him through the rite of passage.
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"I am especially inspired by communities that find better ways to mark the rite of passage into womanhood," said Ban.
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That afternoon we pressed on northwest from Sossusvlei toward the Atlantic coast — but first, an age-old rite of passage.
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But unfortunately, that rite of passage doesn't appear to have prepared her to play a parent on the silver screen.
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Royal commentators and even those on the receiving end say media negativity is a rite of passage for the royals.
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For most NASCAR fans, the Camping World Truck Series Eldora Dirt Derby has become a true summer rite of passage.
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But if the past has taught us anything, posting a YouTube apology video is almost an influencer's rite of passage.
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For one-quarter of students, the new rite of passage is spending the university years living with mum and dad.
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For Maasai boys on the cusp of manhood, killing lions was a rite of passage that turned them into warriors.
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A Bar Mitzvah, that specifically teenage rite-of-passage, seems like a place where he would be extremely at home.
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Still, even though I hate camping, I kind of felt like I was missing out on a rite of passage.
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Furthermore, university, once the preserve of a tiny elite, has become a rite of passage for the global middle class.
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She wants to be president, and the acceptance speech is a rite of passage for anyone seeking the White House.
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Mr. Price treats it as a symbolic rite of passage: He's slipping into the dress shoes of a proper lawyer.
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He asked a question that almost every mother of a certain age has heard before, practically a rite of passage.
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The collegiate producer wasn't experiencing the urban plight often stereotyped as the only rite of passage to hip-hop credibility.
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"It was a rite of passage," said Mr. Phillips, who got a tattoo of Bugs Bunny near his left biceps.
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In recent years, elementary schoolteachers leading rite-of-passage field trips were among the most loyal visitors to the cyclorama.
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LONDON — Rejection is a rite of passage that every writer, even some of the greatest — like George Orwell — has experienced.
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Crump's honor, however, was restored when Robert E. Lee himself sanctioned streaking as a "rite of passage" for college gentlemen.
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They also drop the ridiculous child-orgy, while acknowledging the themes of rite-of-passage and sealed personal intimacy behind it.
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In the college cafeteria, eating any cereal you want for three meals a day is no longer a rite of passage.
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At this point, gaining weight (or losing it) for a role is a rite of passage for any well-regarded actor.
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For almost anyone who grew up playing video games in the 643s, Super Mario 64 was a blocky rite of passage.
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Meeting Santa in a mall is a rite of passage for many children, but for some, it could be nerve-wracking.
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"Some people seem to think measles is some happy Norman Rockwell rite of passage for American youth," Howard Zucker told me.
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Sweater weather is an annual rite of passage we basically count down the days to after months of heat and humidity.
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Sure, he played his first headlining concert at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium — an essential rite of passage for any successful country artist.
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It's a rite of passage that any England football coach who fails in a major tournament must face a public grilling.
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Being forced to play Oregon Trail in elementary school is something of a timeworn rite of passage for many American children.
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Hell, I've even gotten my first running injury out the way — something that I've been told is a rite of passage.
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They feel like a nostalgic relic from my childhood, a rite of passage that made me the person I am today.
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She says she's over the traditional "backpack through Europe" rite of passage that people her parents' age would undertake after college.
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It can be a cherished family heirloom, or a rite-of-passage gift for some — and an eye-roll for others.
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It's part of what makes catching a game at Wrigley a rite of passage for a certain type of baseball fan.
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At this point, it's pretty much a rite of passage for every gap year voyager looking to justify their year off.
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Human branding was practiced during the years of slavery; contemporarily it is used by some tribes as a rite of passage.
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In a nutshell, the idea behind ritual theory is that a rite of passage has three stages: separation, transition, and incorporation.
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For many young North Korean students, rehearsing for one of the country's famously choreographed parades is almost a rite of passage.
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In my family (and I suspect, in many others), that disappointment was seen as a necessary rite of passage of midchildhood.
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She explained to them that a rite of passage for enslaved black girls was the threat of slave masters raping them.
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According to Phil Torres, a tropical biologist and entomologist, it's a rite of passage for some of those who study bugs.
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A night out at the Borderline Bar & Grill was a rite of passage for young adults in the Thousand Oaks area.
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Last month, he led his trio at the Village Vanguard for the first time, a belated but meaningful rite of passage.
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And that baby Archie gets his first taste of In-N-Out, which I hear is an L.A. rite of passage.
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The drink even became a rite of passage for many as several visitors have donated their own toes to the bar.
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Kim and Kourtney Kardashian went back to their roots ... and brought their brood with them for a religious rite of passage.
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Many parenting experts and psychologists recoil at the idea of parents usurping this rite of passage in the name of expediency.
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All Grown Up and In Charge of the Seder Carrying on the family traditions marked my rite of passage to adulthood.
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Dating. Whether you hate it a little or hate it a lot, it's a rite of passage for most of us.
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We will have to pour one out for British teens, for whom this age-old rite of passage may be no longer.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Australia In the Wild West, having a beer with your dad is a rite of passage.
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And, the sending of one's first ever text was a rite of passage; an entrance examination for a secret society of coolness.
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Most of us have been wearing gold chains since birth, it's sort of like a 'rite of passage' for many of us.
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In the late '80s, Lauryn Hill, then only 13, would go on to endure the Apollo's notorious rite of passage — getting booed.
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Beyond being a rite of passage, a quinceañera is a family event that envelops the community and creates strong ties of compadrazgo.
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For the first time on this show, Davis drops some real wisdom: "Fear is a rite of passage for us," he says.
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As Holger Mueller, an analyst at Constellation Research, points out, crossing the $10 billion run rate mark is a rite of passage.
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Students say it has become a rite of passage to climb the tower and snap pictures before graduating, according to The Observer.
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Many are also being subjected to female genital mutilation (FGM), which is seen as a "rite of passage" before they are wed.
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When you're Kendall or Kylie Jenner, getting a Ferrari before you even turn 4583 might as well be a rite of passage.
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For many students, going to homecoming is a rite of passage, and being crowned homecoming king or queen is a coveted prize.
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When she turns 16, Melody undergoes the rite of passage that generations of women in her family have carried out before her.
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The duo is a transformative rite of passage best experienced live and with a desire to be chewed, spat out and restored.
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As supporters prepare to mark the sixth anniversary of Obamacare's signing, Marcelas is marking another rite of passage -- as a transgender teen.
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Needless to say, being on the cover of Vogue is a huge achievement for a model; it's a rite of passage, basically.
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It was kind of a weird rite of passage, to be driving around a big empty state with all these crazy beds.
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Also, playing New York's Webster Hall is a hugely exciting thing and very much a rite of passage as a touring musician.
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The solo commute on the train is a rite of passage for New York children in middle school, and for their parents.
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He fell short of the World Series as a Cub, which had always been a rite of passage on the North Side.
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Nor do vision quests — a sort of trip with a purpose that is a rite of passage in some Native American cultures.
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The steady stream of stories about embracing sexuality made my newfound horniness feel like a rite of passage—one I gladly accepted.
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It's basically a rite of passage: You blow out the candles on your 65th birthday and get to sign up for Medicare.
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Despite eventually being suspended by the bank, the Boys' hedonism turned the drink a rite of passage for countless other city bankers.
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The practice is often described as a rite of passage, and the reasons used to justify it include sexual control and marriageability.
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Take Demna Gvasalia: He described his fall Balenciaga collection as an ''homage,'' but he also likened it to a rite of passage.
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For many local actors, nom comm is a rite of passage: a legit opportunity to influence the careers of our fellow members.
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One summer rite of passage, known as dropping, embodies these principles in extreme form: leaving children to navigate the woods at night.
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Although sharing a tiny dorm room is a rite of passage for many undergraduate students, it's not always the most fun experience.
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Turning 'Sweet 16' is a rite of passage for many young girls across the world, and the animal kingdom is no exception.
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Facebook's legal problems in Europe, in part, represent a rite of passage as the company has grown into a global technology behemoth.
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Mocking the Washington Redskins nickname has almost become an annual rite of passage at the ESPYs (Excellence in Sports Performance Yearly Award).
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Aside from religious reasons, it is often carried out for health reasons or as a rite of passage in childhood or puberty.
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It's the oldest continuously operating jewelry store in the state, and shopping there became a kind of rite of passage for locals.
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Traveling to Israel on a trip financed by Aipac's education arm is practically a rite of passage for freshman members of Congress.
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In the end, Brandon puts down the gun and the astronaut is no longer needed, because he's gone through this rite of passage.
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Minke "Too Late" In NYC, and major cities across Europe, it's a rite of passage to go home crying openly on the subway.
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He spent his early years running one of Africa's largest cotton plantations and looks back on the experience as a rite of passage.
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In many schools, elaborate and expensive first-communion ceremonies in the Catholic church are an important rite of passage for almost all youngsters.
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Still, it was fun to be part of the action, and I appreciated the nod to the traditional summer camp rite of passage.
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" Palacio also has a challenge to parents and kids: "It's not true that middle school has to be this horrible rite of passage.
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Even though he didn't even end up going to the dance with that girl, he had successfully completed his promposal rite of passage.
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They even include their own rite of passage: a 60-hour endurance survivalist course called Agoge, after the ancient Spartans' compulsory training regimen.
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All my ink is a rite of passage and spiritual and the MANA (power and spirit) has to be right before we begin.
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So it's not only human rites of passage, but also a rite of passage for the band to come into its own. Absolutely.
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So you have this very unusual time when the young were having the rite of passage that was completely foreign to the elders.
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Khloé in French Montana's 'Don't Panic' — 2014 Starring in your beloved's music video seems to be a rite of passage for the KarJenners.
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On Friday he spoke at the Democratic Wing Ding dinner in Iowa, an appropriate setting and a rite of passage for presidential wannabes.
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The Definitive Guide to Business For generations past, home ownership was a significant rite of passage that signaled stability, commitment, and, often, prosperity.
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The Ariana Grande concert at Manchester Arena was a rite of passage for some youngsters -- their first live show with a major superstar.
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It is basically a rite of passage for an English actress worth her salt to don a corset and tackle a period piece.
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Throwing up on the boat ride to Capri could, in some alternate universe, be some type of rite of passage for the anxious.
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Before I left GM, I agreed to pose and smile with the Robonaut as is a rite of passage at the robotic lab.
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It's as if it's a rite of passage for NBA stardom, which for LeBron, means it was going to happen sooner or later.
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They signal a celebratory moment in the lives of teenage girls and, in many families, are seen as a necessary rite of passage.
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On Wednesday, a teenager in Minnesota embarked on a rite of passage many of us remember but would rather forget: the driving test.
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Expressing that real and wrenching conflict through drama has long been a rite of passage for writers from all kinds of marginalized communities.
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In an alley near the market, mashing a piece of gum to an already covered wall has become a tourist rite of passage.
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It's rarely an easy rite of passage — and perhaps made more complicated when an elaborate display of mushrooms is among the desired amenities.
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The four 18-year-olds packed their bags and set off on a familiar rite of passage for European youths: an Interrail journey.
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The 628-nautical-mile sprint from Sydney Harbor to Hobart, on the island of Tasmania, is a maritime rite of passage in Australia.
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Part of the rite of passage is to wear all white for an entire year, which represents the process of rebirth and purification.
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"The Handmaid's Tale" has been a seminal rite-of-passage novel for many young women for over three decades; a feminist sacred text.
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When on my 773th birthday I received my first show cow, a rite of passage in the Hess family, I named her Missy.
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When I was a little girl, I used to see my relatives, friends and schoolmates going through a rite of passage to adulthood.
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My oncologist wouldn't say, leaving me to perform the rite of passage of looking up survival rates on the American Cancer Society website.
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But the kids are doing it within this narrative that "all kids go through a mean stage," like it's a rite of passage.
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Asked about the San Francisco Bay Area rite of passage of landing a billboard advertisement on one of the major highways, Yang laughed.
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And for me, the white sword was always sort of a rite of passage in the game — your first big step toward becoming powerful.
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To be photographed by Lagerfeld is not only an honor, but a rite of passage of sorts for any model on the come-up.
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Asking Alexa trick questions about your friends and family is a rite of passage for anyone who brings Amazon's smart assistant into their home.
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The pain, the fever, the tear-filled nights almost seem like a rite of passage for children in their first two years of life.
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It dreamed up the notion that a diamond ring should be an essential display of love and status, its gift a rite of passage.
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My reality is that it's a familial rite of passage and a performative cultural celebration acted out to respect the traditions of my elders.
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"People know what T in the Park is – it's a rite of passage for young people," Ellis told The Herald newspaper back in 2002.
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No supervision, no curfew, no family obligations—the list of "nos" goes on, and that's seen as a good thing, a rite of passage.
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Macron was in the capital Algiers for talks with President Abdelaziz Bouteflika and senior officials, a rite of passage for all new French presidents.
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Yamamoto had competed successfully in Shooto but had never won a Shooto title—pretty much a rite of passage for a Japanese MMA prospect.
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That's the real rite of passage: knowing that you've written and spoken your lines, for better or worse, and now it's someone else's play.
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Whether you want to make a political statement or show off your favorite fandom, getting a tattoo is a rite of passage for many.
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Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's founder, endured a rite of passage this week that other powerful executives have gone through before: a public grilling before Congress.
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She started a program that goes village to village, collaborating with elders and girls to create a new rite of passage — without the cutting.
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Had it just been a throwaway line, or did it speak to a larger rite of passage for anyone who wants to represent Trump?
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This spiritually centered persona now finds himself inside the arduous and often nondenominational den of Major League Baseball's rite of passage: minor league baseball.
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For many of us, developing grinding, popping or creaking sounds in our knees can seem almost like a rite of passage into middle age.
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Late nights in the library may seem like a collegiate rite of passage, but students at some schools do it more often than others.
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Our first daughter is 10 years old and has recently started the tween-age rite of passage of occasionally storming off to her room.
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A Modeling Rite of Passage, Unmasked A new exhibition of photographs by Juergen Teller exposes the truth of young women on their go-sees.
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Le Bal des Débutantes is a rite of passage for the ladies, as well as one of the most renowned fashion events in Europe.
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Neighborhood dance studios have been churning out baby ballerinas for generations, a rite of passage for many daughters growing up in suburbs across the nation.
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Like Trump, they denounce racism but gesture toward communities like 4chan, where ironic racism is not just an in-joke but a rite of passage.
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Image: Shutterstock/vchal, Gizmodo The female menstrual cycle is a rite of passage into womanhood that for centuries has been shrouded in mystery and taboo.
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How did you approach that rite of passage when it came to Mary, this woman who was expected to be more than just a girl?
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For too long, it feels as though the show doesn't realize that his selfishness isn't all that interesting, let alone some charming rite of passage.
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The story was inspired by Tipping's own experience with getting jumped as a teen -- a "humiliating rite of passage" in his childhood Bay Area neighborhood.
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Go deeper: Our Deep Dive on the future of dating Original story: The new rite of passage: Young, busy and still single (2/9/18)
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But every once in a while, there's actually something uplifting that happens in terms of what people wear to the rite of passage-worthy event.
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For Isaiah, the gym has always been his home away from home, and becoming the next great NYC point guard was a rite of passage.
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Most Chinese urbanites see buying a vehicle as a rite of passage: a symbol of wealth, status and autonomy, as it once was in America.
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Your obligation to do so lies somewhere between a contractual clause and a rite of passage, not unlike marrying Elizabeth Taylor in the nineteen-fifties.
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The dancers on the team start having fainting episodes: These raw, violent eruptions of self-expression — dances of catharsis — become a mysterious rite of passage.
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"As a young brown person, it's almost a rite of passage," said the actor Regé-Jean Page, who grew up between London and Harare, Zimbabwe.
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Enjoying an afternoon pick-me-up in the form of a pumpkin-flavored coffee drink is basically a rite of passage during fall in America.
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In 2010, he started MaXhosa (pronounced Ma-hoe-sah), a knitwear line, to celebrate amakrwala, a traditional Xhosa rite of passage from boyhood to manhood.
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Part birthday party, part rite of passage, it symbolizes a girl's entrance into womanhood when turning 15, traditionally showcasing her purity and readiness for marriage.
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It's almost a rite of passage for people – maybe they're from a small town and so dress themselves in a way they couldn't back home.
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She'd never gone to college and had no idea that binge drinking was part of the culture, it was a rite of passage for me.
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Until the 1980s, this centuries-old celebration—primarily a Mexican girl's rite of passage into womanhood on her 15th birthday—wasn't widespread in Hispanic communities.
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His annual list of the best 101 restaurants was a road map: Working through it (or claiming you did) was a competitive rite of passage.
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An excerpt from an article by The Times's John Leland: At Hunter College High School in Manhattan, the rite of passage comes in 10th grade.
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Rather, local merchants suffered from students shoplifting, according to court papers, and a college publication had written about how shoplifting was a rite of passage.
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It was a quirky rite of passage, until the queues at Surf Lodge spilled onto the street and its septic system leaked into a pond.
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For many in book publishing, the departure marks the end of an era, when authors having meetings at the Flatiron was a rite of passage.
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Y Combinator's rite of passage, the famous 2-minute pitch to a room packed with potential investors, is the latest victim of the coronavirus pandemic.
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What was once a homey — if disgusting — therapeutic rite of passage is a multimillion-dollar industry, right alongside parent-baby music classes and tutoring centers.
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Yes, perhaps it is unfair to compare these Gulf city spaces to, say, the Sistine Chapel or the Louvre as a traveler's rite of passage.
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In college, I lost my virginity to Sally, a red-haired flute player, in a rite of passage that I simply wanted to get over.
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But now she's finally at that stage where she understands (and loves) Sesame Street, a rite of passage for every child, even the famous ones.
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Now it is considered a rite of passage for 2020 Democratic presidential candidates to make the trip down to Plains to get the Carters' blessing.
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Me: *gurgle* After a semi-concussive face-palm, I chose to look back on my countless pencil-and-paper hours as a rite of passage.
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This was effectively a rite of passage, the aide said: The senator had plainly said the same about both predecessors and successors in the office.
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An essential rite of passage for many an otherwise nonviolent child involves cutting an earthworm down the middle and watching as the two halves squirm.
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The annual Catholic charity fundraiser has become a rite of passage for presidential candidates to deliver lighthearted speeches in front of the New York elite.
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Unlike any other fact of life, getting your period is at once a normal bodily function, a rite of passage, and historically, a fraught cultural event.
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It didn't matter that none of us believed in Jesus; belief in Santa was a rite of passage that my parents didn't want us to miss.
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The implication is that sexual violence is some sort of rite of passage that a woman undergoes in order to become fully actualized and gain autonomy.
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Overnight camps, despite being a rite of passage for some, also do not qualify for the credit, since they're not considered day care, Greene-Lewis said.
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" Sam has 166,000 followers now, and he says hitting the 100,000 mark was like a rite of passage: "People on TikTok start to see you differently.
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Cutting is a rite of passage in many northern and central African countries, often with the aim of promoting chastity, but several international treaties forbid it.
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"It's almost like a rite of passage when you're discussing beers you know what the latest, newest beer that you've tried," said Morningstar analyst Adam Fleck.
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Seeing it was a rite of passage that largely depended on how chill your parents were or how skilled you became at sneaking into movie theaters.
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Love, Simon hit theaters nationwide on Friday and has been lauded for its heartwarming take on a rite of passage for countless teens around the world.
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These shared-space horror stories went well beyond the freshman year rite of passage of having to fake-sleep through someone else masturbating in your room.
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Rock shared a few photos from his recent trip to the DMV, where he was experiencing everyone's most dreaded rite of passage: the driver's license picture.
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It's practically a rite of passage, like renting a stretch hummer to go to your GCSE party, or necking a flagon of cider in a park.
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We're doing our best to help you not do that 100 percent of the time, but also, that's kind of part of the rite of passage.
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A lot of people look forward to owning their own home and consider it a rite of passage into adulthood (well, maybe not millennials so much).
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The Broadway jukebox musical, like the VH1 "Behind the Music" special, has become a rite of passage for music legends from the Four Seasons to Cher.
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To please his mother, as well as a priest (played with nuanced foreboding by Stephen Tobolowsky), Anthony is to prepare for a religious rite of passage.
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As important, the masses can produce them: for decades, mastering the intro to "Johnny B. Goode" was a rite of passage for any aspiring guitar hero.
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Scaling this granite edifice is considered a rite of passage among elite climbers, who come from around the world to test themselves on its sheer face.
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This period of adulthood, usually in one's 30s, when the childbearing decision becomes unavoidable, is a kind of existential rite of passage for many urban professionals.
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Because of this, and because a visit to Pellegrini's was such a rite of passage, Mr. Malaspina interacted with an uncommon number of locals and visitors.
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It profiles Dulce, an 8-year-old girl, as her mother guides her through a rite of passage in her small Colombian village — learning to swim.
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At age 4, in perfect form, she leapt off the boathouse roof into Lake George, the youngest in the family to make that rite of passage.
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Over 20 people have died in my lifetime fighting for the right to vote, which I took as a rite of passage when I turned 18.
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The idea that bullying and boy-on-boy violence is a rite of passage may also lead to boys not asking for help in these situations.
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If the adults around him anticipate silence as part of the puberty rite of passage, they may be setting a pattern in place without realizing it.
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Once, "in the temple schools, a new name had been a rite of passage, a bridge from one shore of life to the next," she muses.
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Now, it's a post-awards rite of passage to get your hands on a double-double, as Brie Larson did in Chuck Taylors (the hamburgers of shoes).
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Miley Cyrus wrapped up "Miley Week" on The Tonight Show with a late night rite of passage: A truly jam-packed lip sync battle with Jimmy Fallon.
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Mr Wine's critics say he has no party, no ideas and that, until now, he has not experienced state brutality—a rite of passage for opposition politicians.
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Reuters Pictures follows a procession through the mountain town of Mae Hong Son on Thailand's northern border, a rite of passage to initiate boys as Buddhist novices.
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An associate professor at Brooklyn College is being criticized for a blog post in which he implied that sexual assault is a rite of passage for men.
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But here that rite of passage was landing people in a country of the mind but was completely weird and foreign and disturbing to the adult culture.
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Image: PLOS OneGetting your fake ID snatched at 503am from a curmudgeonly bouncer is an embarrassing rite of passage too many of us have had to endure.
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"When I was a junior banker, it was a rite of passage in terms of how many hours you work," Citi CEO Michael Corbat told The Journal.
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Jumping into a pile of dead leaves is a seasonal rite of passage for most kids, but this trapeze artist takes it to a whole other level.
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Summer camps have been a rite of passage for many American children for more than 150 years, Ambrose and colleagues write in the statement published in Pediatrics.
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For decades, Western culture treated bullying as an expected rite of passage that tested a man's mettle, an unpleasant but surmountable obstacle on the path to glory.
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If you've ever fidget-spun, you know that knocking the spinner's sides on the crook between your thumb and your index finger is a rite of passage.
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Though the boy will soon attend the religious rite of passage in the film's title, the gentle lessons from his weekend with Dad are the higher education.
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So, if you suspect that your child is considering experimenting with alcohol or marijuana, "vaping" or "juuling," do not view it as merely a rite of passage.
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Going to the bathroom with a bloodied nose after getting hit with an errant elbow at an August Burns Red show was like a rite of passage.
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He presents that mural to a band when they come through town, which has become a minor rite of passage for artists on the Northeastern tour route.
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Living and working in East or Southeast Asia has been a rite of passage for a certain socioeconomic cohort of Westerners for more than a generation now.
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For Māori women, as historian Michael King notes in his seminal book Moko, the moko was a rite of passage, marking the passage between girl and adulthood.
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For these fans, music festivals, like braces and Little League, can be a rite of passage for their children — and they're not bothered by any sidelong looks.
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The tragedy was felt across Canada, where hockey is the dominant sport and making long bus rides to tournaments is a rite of passage for young players.
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Op-Ed Contributor It is a rite of passage that I have experienced: brand-new lieutenants introducing themselves to their platoons of a few dozen enlisted Marines.
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"Circle is a rite of passage for Asians in New York," said Michelle Choi, 24, a recent graduate from the Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health.
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After a month of relatively mild winter weather, the Midwest and the East Coast are experiencing what has become a seasonal rite of passage: the polar vortex.
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I asked a Maasai herdsman what he thought about westerners telling their communities not to hunt lions as part of the traditional rite of passage to adulthood.
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"For every major C.E.O., and now for Mark Zuckerberg, this is a rite of passage," said Reed E. Hundt, a former chairman of the Federal Communications Commission.
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Basically, being fired on this show is almost a rite of passage, and it's almost never permanent — especially for three core characters like Meredith, Alex, and Richard.
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Once necessary for social activities, what was once considered a rite of passage is no longer seen as crucial to the high school experience for many students.
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She had undergone the full "mommy makeover," an Orange County rite of passage for the rich and famous, featuring cosmetic surgery on various parts of her body.
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But their classmates planning to take the gaokao have little time for anything other than intense cramming in the years leading up to this rite of passage.
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When my father learned that playing baseball was an American rite of passage, we'd go out to the sidewalk in front of our apartment complex to play.
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While this particular nude photo was just a nasty hoax, we live in a time when snapping a naked selfie has effectively become a rite of passage.
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Leaving your hometown for the city has long been a rite of passage for young people, drawn to urban life for employment opportunities and a metropolitan lifestyle.
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Golden Mall is a rite of passage for New Yorkers and a very cramped, delicious experience that requires shuffling from stall to stall when it's crazy busy.
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Getting your ears pierced may seem innocuous and pedestrian — a basic rite of passage — but this week, the act has started a nationwide conversation about children and consent.
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Hogan also expressed interest in New Hampshire, the first primary state, where Saint Anselm College's Politics & Eggs speakers series is a rite of passage for White House contenders.
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The "$100 hamburger" is an aviation rite of passage and refers to when pilots fly their aircraft to a different city for a meal and come right back.
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Zemser was returning home from school, where he had been supporting friends participating in the annual Sea Trials, a rite of passage for plebes, as freshmen are known.
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Saving up to buy a package was basically a high school rite of passage, and once you partook in the whole routine, an obsession was usually promptly born.
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On one hand, there was the textbook, and then there were all the people who talked about dowry as an inevitable and natural rite of passage for women.
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Go deeper: Special report: The aging, childless future People around the world are waiting longer to have kids The new rite of passage: Young, busy and still single
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Our very own Carolyn Todd covered the news and briefly touched on why this particular kind of public sighting has become a rite of passage for celebrity couples.
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Crossing the threshold into your own mind and spirit — getting lost in a world that is of your making — can be a rite of passage for the young.
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Getting trapped in China's censorship web is a rite of passage for any consumer startup, but it also represents the first serious check on the growth of ByteDance.
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Unlike the rite of passage of becoming a student driver, taking a ride in an autonomous car means mean putting your life in the hands of the machine.
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Friedman understands, too, as few outsiders do, how central the military is to Israeli identity — as much a rite of passage before adulthood as a matter of citizenship.
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The Grand Tour, that rite of passage carried out by English aristocrats to experience the supposed antiquity of Italy and Greece, produced mostly indifferent verse and average fiction.
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Mormon men and women typically take a mission trip in their early twenties to a foreign country, a tradition held as a rite of passage within the church.
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I think that there still there seems to be a rite of passage for 13 and 14-year-old boys and in lots of places around the world.
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IT IS a rite of passage for any French politician seeking high office to linger at the annual Paris agricultural fair, petting heaving bulls and nibbling regional charcuterie.
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We are booked so that there's reliable sound at these events, which people are starting to see more as a rite of passage than a strict religious ceremony.
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As any entrepreneur working away on a business will tell you, not only is failure in this sphere entirely normal, it's also a kind of rite of passage.
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Whew, at least that's settled, and I'm honestly relieved that it wasn't some widely known rite of passage that I'd somehow missed or, worse, had aged out of.
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Discreetly staged and shot, rightly serious and intimate, the hunt turns out to be a rite of passage for the family's eldest son, the teenager Bo (George MacKay).
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The painting's title, which references a rite of passage for his parents, also alludes to the 20-year-old protagonist, Bigger Thomas, in Richard Wright's novel Native Son.
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Joining the paranza — the lifting team of about 300 men — had for 116 years been a sacred and exclusive rite of passage, passed down from father to son.
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An interrogation by him has become a rite of passage for British politicians, and Mr. Johnson is the only party leader to have ducked him during this election.
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Science fairs have been a rite of passage for many students over the years, a way to encourage science-minded youths with contests and the prestige of prizes.
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To learn more, read this brief article by Tara Parker-Pope: Team sports are a rite of passage for many children, but kids with disabilities often can't participate.
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Each episode of this four-part mini-series tells the story of a different quinceañera, the 15th birthday party that is a rite of passage for many Latinas.
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It is a white Southern rite of passage that Randall accepts without great interest — but also without question — and because he does, that future, those prospects, are forever changed.
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He said cutting was seen as an important rite of passage which conferred status on girls among the Maasai, a semi-nomadic people known for their distinctive red robes.
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Whether one approaches the book with a smug grin of superiority, unabashed enthusiasm, guilty titillation or something else, reading Fifty Shades of Grey is an undeniable rite of passage.
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It used to be a rite of passage after every holiday: grab some photos from the trip, upload them to Facebook, and see what likes and comments they get.
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As an adult, the death of a childhood pet is a rite of passage, a tangible reminder that our connections to adolescence grow more tenuous with each passing year.
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Reading and Leeds remains a popular rite of passage for teenage renegades, but was widely mocked for its line-up this year, particularly the prominence of Kings of Leon.
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Like so many Holocaust survivors his age, Moshe never had a bar mitzvah, the Jewish rite of passage marking the transition to adulthood at 12 or 13 years old.
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The history of Black comedians playing women has been a rite of passage that has always resulted in successful careers for those men and degrading stereotypes about Black women.
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The ID number is little known outside the medical community, but getting one through the federal government's Medicare program is a rite of passage for medical professionals and organizations.
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The way I describe it in the book is that you have this historical anomaly where young people were having a rite of passage that old people didn't understand.
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As somewhat of a rite of passage, young girls across the country join Girl Scouts to give back to their communities, develop important leadership skills, and make lifelong friendships.
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"To me, if you grew up in the suburbs like I did, it's just like a rite of passage to go to DSW with your mom," she tells PEOPLE.
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"White Girl" poses a troubling but unspoken question: To what degree has hard partying with sex and drugs become entrenched as a hazardous rite of passage for bored millennials?
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Dallas is about to turn 16, that age when the chests of teenage boys swell with bravado, when they obtain that quintessential American rite of passage — the driver's license.
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As a child and grandchild of war-torn immigrants from different parts of the world, I had learned that fleeing, in my family, was a generational rite of passage.
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As she said to Buzzfeed, "I never imagined a simple rite of passage such as a prom would cause a discussion reaching many parts of the world," Daum said.
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General Stanley McChrystal (Army-Ret.) has awakened the country to a big idea — to make a year of national service a rite of passage for 18-28 year olds.
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Little known in America, botaoshi, or "topple the pole," remains a rite of passage at Kaisei, which opened in 1871 and is one of Japan's most prestigious secondary schools.
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Sensory deprivation has been used for millennia by humans as a tool to sharpen the mind, prepare for a rite of passage, conduct rigorous meditation, and to reach Nirvana.
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Past Tense Vintage photos of New York's hometown amusement park Cooling off with the Water Flume at Astroland in Coney Island was a New York City rite of passage.
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He was on his way to perform at Summer Jam, a New York rite of passage for any hip-hop head, thrown annually by the Hot 97 radio station.
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One summer rite of passage, known as "dropping," is a scouting tradition that embodies these principles in extreme form — leaving children to get lost and navigate woods at night.
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So when I got a boyfriend, long before my thinner friends got boyfriends of their own, I wasn't just going through the motions of a teenage rite of passage.
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None of these details were featured in Mr. Xi's highly choreographed appearance at the gathering that has become a rite of passage into the ranks of the global elite.
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"FGM should be made history in Tanzania," the ministry's permanent secretary Sihaba Nkinga told girls who had completed an alternative rite of passage in Tarime involving reproductive health education.
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African beads, according to Dabls, are traditionally used to communicate specific information about a particular culture and its history, mark a rite of passage, or indicate the wearer's wealth.
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And ARMY will be the first to admit they can take a joke, especially since it's practically a rite of passage these days to be imitated by the SNL cast.
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Her debut album Wash & Set, which came out last year, features the rite-of-passage when black girls graduate from colorful barrettes to billowing curls set under hellishly hot dryers.
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A sensible approach would be to build more where rents are rising, make life easier for tenants—and abandon the notion that buying a home is a rite of passage.
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And here was this weird rite of passage that was organized by the young and dropped them in a country of the mind that the old had no experience with.
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Gender reveal videos have become a strange rite of passage for 20 and 30-somethings around the globe who want to share the sex of their child on social media.
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It's the kind of place your weird dad would bring you on your 13th birthday, because nothing says rite of passage like sweating in a room full of naked dudes.
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The journey from cities to car-oriented suburbs was once a given, a rite of passage that marked the transition for some Americans, especially affluent ones, from youth to adulthood.
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But kids and teenagers are now diagnosed so routinely that getting a prescription for Ritalin or Adderall has practically become a standard rite of passage, particularly in the United States.
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The burst of gun violence during a teenage rite of passage has shaken Antigo, a community of about 8,000 people northwest of Green Bay, where residents say everyone knows everyone.
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As I discuss in the book, I look at the ecological crisis as a rite of passage or initiation for humanity, much like a shamanic initiation on an individual level.
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Migration from Tlapa to New York started in earnest in the late 80s, and eventually became a rite of passage for young men from Tlapa and the surrounding mountain towns.
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The hashtag '#prekprom' is popular on Instagram, with nearly 1000 pictures of tykes from around the country celebrating a rite of passage most people associate with high school age students.
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At Greenwich High School in Connecticut, parking is in ever-higher demand as "driving has become more and more a rite of passage" for seniors, said its headmaster, Chris Winters.
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Will the chance to renovate an old temple become a rite of passage for the region's most famous artists, and will we see more "art temples" appear beyond Chiang Rai?
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By staying, they become living monuments for the younger generations, who grow so accustomed to seeing Olympians in their midst that they consider the Olympics almost a rite of passage.
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At the height of the global financial crisis, in early 2009, he moved to cancel the annual spring hiring of new college graduates, a sacrosanct rite of passage in Japan.
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What stirs my heart is Miss Jones's individual sense of doing right that led to a communal contribution by putting out fires, which also functions as a rite of passage.
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For many Muslim-American teenagers from all backgrounds, those late-night suhoor trips are a rite of passage, often the occasion for their first unsupervised late night out with friends.
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One summer rite of passage, known as dropping, is a scouting tradition that embodies these principles in extreme form — leaving children to get lost and navigate the woods at night.
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Long bus rides The tragedy was felt across Canada, where hockey is the dominant sport and making long bus rides to tournaments is a rite of passage for young players.
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While Mr. Buffett's fan base includes young people — drunkenly singing along to "Margaritaville" in a college bar is practically an American rite of passage — his core followers are baby boomers.
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Up to 7.9 million girls and women in Tanzania are thought to have undergone FGM, with the illegal procedure often carried out in secret initiation, or rite of passage, ceremonies.
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Though many restaurants now specialize in the dish, Joe&aposs is still considered a rite of passage for those looking to try the quintessential soup dumpling of New York City.
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While sexual frustration is a ubiquitous plot point in nearly all teen-centric entertainment, Booksmart depicts fumbling hookups as a universal rite of passage that women get to pursue, too.
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Common in 28 African countries, FGM is often seen as a rite of passage and justified for cultural or religious reasons but can cause chronic pain, infertility and even death.
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"The first rite of passage upon learning how to write one's name was to inscribe it on a library checkout card promising the book's safe journey and return," she writes.
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It's a horrible thing when you start to lose a little bit of your sight, or you can't drive anymore, and that was your rite of passage when you were younger.
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For many people, the mandatory call-up to the army at the age of 18 is a rite of passage, a way to prove their patriotism and love for their country.
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Documenting your pet's adoption day is a rite of passage that cements your bond, often showcasing just how much of the process is also about the animal choosing their new parent.
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Two-thirds of Koreans say they do not understand why anybody would refuse to serve in the army, which is still widely regarded as a rite of passage for young men.
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Marriage has changed from being a rite of passage to a celebration of love and commitment—a sign that two people who already live together are ready to commit themselves further.
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On Saturday, Jared Springer and his date dressed up and went out to dinner down the street from where their classmates celebrated the rite of passage, according to the Fresno Bee.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DETROIT — Graduation is typically regarded as a rite of passage that signifies a separation from the structured guidance of role models, especially parents and teachers.
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It's nearly a rite of passage for ravers (or maybe just my friends) to post their solid-color photos to Snapchat as proof that they've made it past Sven's tattooed face.
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But many in the ranks have defended harsh treatment during training as a rite of passage that recruits must pass before taking on a job that can be grueling and terrifying.
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And although the film is a thoughtful indictment of this infamous rite-of-passage, Mr. Davis misses an essential reality: despite the test's faults, colleges rely on it because it works.
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It's a rite of passage of sorts — if you can make it here, through cockroaches and mice and schlepping Trader Joe's home on the subway, you really can make it anywhere.
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He points to formerly niche psychedelic events like Burning Man, which have since become a rite of passage not just for Burners, but for people like Paris Hilton and Elon Musk.
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Related: The Manipulated Female Body Explored by Taiwanese Photographer Maya Fuhr's Portraiture is a Rite of Passage for NYC's New Creatives VICE: Meet the Middle East's First All-Female Photo Collective
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Related: The Manipulated Female Body Explored by Taiwanese Photographer Maya Fuhr's Portraiture is a Rite of Passage for NYC's New Creatives VICE: Meet the Middle East's First All-Female Photo Collective
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Spotting Cunningham out in his element, snapping away the minute details of extravagant getups, was a rite of passage, both to industry veterans and those just getting their start in fashion.
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Last Thursday, as the afternoon sun beat down on the Bronx campus of the New York Institute for Special Education, students readied themselves for an annual rite of passage: the prom.
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"Von tam" was a rite of passage, like a bar mitzvah in the land where the rabbis had been sent to the gulags and synagogues were refurbished into Komsomol youth centers.
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LGBTQ youths don't want to be left out of this rite of passage, but they and their parents may have unique concerns about their safety and comfort while away at camp.
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Incumbency, once considered a rite-of-passage in Africa, has become as much a liability as it is an asset for the Unity Party (UP) candidate current vice president, Joseph Boakai.
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Reaching the peak has long been a rite of passage for Koreans, but access to the North Korean side of the mountain long been closed to most living in South Korea.
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On Location 8 Photos View Slide Show ' For many New Yorkers, graduating from a cramped studio to a more spacious apartment is a rite of passage when their careers take off.
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The postgame news conference can be a numbing rite of passage, when aching and bruised and torn men must take a round of questions before leaving their season in the rearview mirror.
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"It was kind of a rite of passage, back in the days when the primary process was sort of king," said Tom Tillotson, who oversees the election as moderator of the township.
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The result is that the fully polished look has become the norm, raising the standard for everyone else and normalizing what should really be a once-in-a-lifetime rite of passage.
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Over the past few years, as the Gen Z set has entered high school, asking someone to prom has transformed from an awkward rite of passage to an elaborate display of affection.
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In many Latin American cultures, quinceañeras are usually extravagant celebrations with wedding-like elements like a huge dress, live music and a Catholic mass — all part of the traditional rite of passage.
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Hiram E. Jackson, CEO of the newspaper's owner Real Times Media, said in a statement the company understands this digital "rite of passage" will be painful for loyal readers of the paper.
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However, when my daughter Gillian -- then an 18-month-old toddler -- became ill with the measles in February 1990, my entire thinking changed forever about childhood diseases as a rite of passage.
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That's resulted in some app store suspensions, but the saga itself is a rite of passage for any internet service that has gained mainstream option, so there's a silver lining in there.
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While no one could reasonably presume that sitting next to each other at a basketball game means two people are dating, it's also something of a rite of passage for celebrity couples.
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Under South Korean law, men over the age of 18 must be conscripted for at least 21 months into the military before the age of 35 -- it's considered a rite of passage.
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Maude Apatow may be off to college, but there's one lesson she still has yet to learn: How to take care of her spray tan, a true rite of passage in Hollywood.
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Among the new features are Patreon's own paywalled take on Snapchat's stories feature (a seeming rite of passage for social tech companies these days), as well as a partnership for gated livestreaming.
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When Mr Wilson says, "One of our roles is to encourage younger artists— to give them that rite of passage of moving into the outdoors," he speaks essentially for all three organisations.
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Some people view working for a dud of a start-up as a rite of passage — like a bad relationship that teaches you a lesson about what to avoid in a partner.
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It has become a rite of passage for new rappers to not only get the OVO social media stamp of approval but then see it become a central part of their narrative.
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I feel fortunate to live in a time when young women can participate in this rite of passage and to live in a place where I am free to study my faith.
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"It's almost like a rite of passage,," he said, recalling how they learn to stand up and move in these 40-pound armatures that can make people look — and feel — like shamans.
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The former first couple's official portraits were unveiled at the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery, a rite of passage for most former presidents, all of whom have their portraits hanging in the museum.
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I'm not talking about the spectacular #epicfail stories that are so in vogue, with successful entrepreneurs sharing their crash-and-burn experiences as a rite of passage at FailCons around the world.
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A "Rite of Passage" can be something big or small, humorous or serious, but the best stories tend to be about a specific experience that had some lasting impact on your life.
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Its best-selling product, Dramatically Different Moisturizing Lotion, was based on one of Dr. Orentreich's formulas, and buying it at a beauty counter became a rite of passage for many teenage girls.
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Like other queer proms across the country, it was a chance for them to live out that teenage rite of passage—prom night—but as an inclusive gathering for LGBTQ youth and allies.
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In no small way I was able to turn to a relative for help when confronted with the inevitable rite of passage that is puberty and a transition into sexually active young adulthood.
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For Australia, which suffered the most casualties, the Bali bombs were the worst peacetime attack on its citizens, many of whom regard a holiday on sun-drenched Bali as a rite of passage.
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But to parents like Cande, who went through the same ordeal as a child, beatings and begging in Senegal are a rite of passage, and having their children sent back home a frustration.
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"Rape is considered banal by a lot of people, they claim sex is an obligatory rite of passage for every woman," said Jean Claude Kobena of the Abidjan-based group SOS Violences Sexuelles.
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His best-known book, The Stranger, is a staple of high school curricula and virtual rite of passage for adolescents who may see something of themselves in Meursault, that avatar of sullen rebellion.
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Can it replace T's much vaunted place in Scottish youth culture, the "rite of passage" that comes with being away from home and getting wasted with all your mates for the first time?
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Blind since birth, Perez, could not see the dress's mint green color, but said that did not limit her ability to enjoy the formal dance, a common rite of passage for American teens.
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I had wanted them done for ages – it felt like a rite of passage because it's such an intense procedure, so I got them when I felt strong enough mentally to do it.
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Failure is seen almost as a rite of passage in some cases — but in others, failure can mean years-long court battles and the possibility of bankruptcy or criminal charges for misleading shareholders.
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His retreat in the woods of the Lot was his Walden Pond: a necessary rite of passage, of ridding oneself of the useless and reconnecting with the essential in order to be reborn.
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Julene takes Broadly through each day of her arduous rite-of-passage in New Mexico's Mescalero Apache reservation—from running laps to finally receiving her Apache name, Tseenaagai'bi Zhaa or Daughter of Whitetail.
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Both will race in Australia's maritime rite of passage, the Rolex Sydney Hobart Race, a 22000-nautical-mile sprint from Sydney Harbor to Hobart, on the island of Tasmania, which begins on Tuesday.
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In the '60s, while undergoing Freudian analysis (an actor's rite of passage back then), he experiences crippling attacks of stage fright that only improve when he refocuses his career from theater to film.
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And both were eventually jolted out of their youthful naïveté by the same grimly modern rite of passage — the killing of an unarmed black man at the hands of a white police officer.
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Opening a window onto a cultural custom many Westerners find baffling, the Indian-American filmmakers Sarita Khurana and Smriti Mundhra stirringly chronicle this often heart-rending, occasionally humorous rite of passage without judgment.
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But for many South Asian brides, as well as people marrying South Asians, this sort of high-pressure, whirlwind trip is a normal rite of passage in the lead-up to their weddings.
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All the changes aside, 20 years later, spring training is still a rite of passage — as it has been for generations (some records cite the year 1870 for the first form of spring training).
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A psychedelic journey beginning with a "Shamanistic rite-of-passage ritual," and continuing through the sky and into the cosmos wowed attendees of Coachella's Antarctica dome, the largest-ever projection inside a geodesic dome.
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Mr. Xi has traveled to dozens of countries as president, but he has yet to make the two-hour flight to Pyongyang, the North Korean capital, once a rite of passage for Chinese leaders.
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Students learn about the Holocaust from an early age, and every year thousands of high school students visit Auschwitz and other Nazi death camps on trips that some view as a rite of passage.
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The song's range and degree of difficulty have made it a rite of passage for generations of belters, so it's pleasing to hear it filtered through Jennifer Hudson's lustrous pipes in the movie trailer.
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As much as stepping on the yellow footprints is a hallowed Marine Corps tradition, there's another rite of passage that folks outside the military — like soon-to-be Marine recruits — aren't always aware of.
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Mr. de Montebello framed the whole process as a dignified rite of passage for the incoming director, even though it took him two-thirds of his own directorship to secure the chief executive title.
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Struggling to assemble a Malm bed or Hemnes dresser surrounded by an array of screws and Allen wrenches is a rite of passage for many denizens of college dormitories and residents of starter apartments.
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But the SAT, a highly stressful rite of passage for American teen-agers that has cost their parents, over the years, many millions of dollars in test-preparation schemes, is a largely worthless product.
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But for a decade now, it's been a very nerdy rite of passage for Apple fans — at least for the ones who weren't planning to wait overnight in front of an Apple Store instead.
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Reading Toni Morrison is a rite of passage for a particular type of Black girlhood, one built on the purpose of rising above while still very much entrenched in the recesses of white supremacy.
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"I guess that the 'Roots' saga was the rite of passage for me and my daughter," she said, referring to the 1977 miniseries that traced a family's journey from enslavement in Africa to freedom.
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While being judged is a rite of passage for all new parents, up there with the sleepless nights and dirty diapers, Mr. Cohen seems to have attracted more than his fair share of sniping.
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Blasting music in your car is a rite of passage, from the Geto Boys in the parking lot of Greenpoint (aka Gunspoint) Mall to Grizzly Bear in the parking lot of indie music venue Fitzgerald's.
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Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) was a rite of passage Daud had watched numerous girls undergo and the community valued the old women who wielded the razor blades, especially those who didn't kill too many girls.
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Study groups have become a rite of passage at M.B.A. programs, a way for students to practice working in teams and a reflection of the increasing demand for employees who can adroitly navigate group dynamics.
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The tech and tech-adjacent community would frequently joke about getting that sweet Andreessen block—a rite of passage for any young, upwardly mobile asshole who gets off on challenging the powers that be online.
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But his first appearance before the demanding Yankee Stadium crowd, which often seems to want to put players through a uniquely Bronxian rite of passage, ended with the sound of boos after his five strikeouts.
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Wintour also happens to always be the first one in, and the first one out, at any fashion show — and, for many, a Wintour sighting is a rite of passage for working in the industry.
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In what's become something of a rite of passage for Asian immigrant families new to Canada, enrolling their kids in skating and hockey programs has become a seamless part of assimilating to their adopted home.
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October has been a big month for Fiona: Not only did she get her first delicious taste of pumpkin, she also photobombed her first marriage proposal, an important rite of passage for any celebrity critter.
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" Mollen's friend Stacey Bendet, of Alice + Olivia, remarked that the incident made Sid "officially an nyc kid!" because "it's like a rite of passage to end up at Lennox Hill with some concrete induced stitches!
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One day in college I was lying in my dorm room bed with a gaggle of women, when the conversation turned to diaphragms, something I would never need, but which seemed a rite of passage.
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When schools label these incidents as hazing and bullying, that suggests "it's a tradition rite, that it goes back years and years at these schools, that it's a rite of passage," he explains to Broadly.
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Ms. Dorn said that when she told friends what had happened, many seemed to shrug it off as if it were a "rite of passage," an acknowledgment of how "awful" the entertainment business could be.
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There could be a communitywide rite of passage for people coming out of prison, for forgiveness of a personal wrong, for people who felt they had come out the other side of trauma and abuse.
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" Sean Bagniewski, the chairman of the Polk County Democrats who likes to say the fair is the "most important political event in human history," describes the fair as a "rite of passage for presidential candidates.
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Less than a generation ago, going to college was as American as apple pie and a basic rite of passage for youngsters after high school — even for those without high academic grades and SAT scores.
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The company behind the app, Life on Air, went through a startup rite of passage back in March when it "pivoted" away from live broadcasts to a FaceTime-style group video chat app called Houseparty.
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It was a fist-pump moment, awaited ever since Petyr Baelish revealed his sleazy skills early on in the show, and it represented a clear rite of passage for all three of the Stark children involved.
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Go deeper: How we arrived at a aging, childless future Special report: The aging, childless future People around the world are waiting longer to have kids The new rite of passage: Young, busy and still single
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A decade ago, when many viewed bullying as just another rite of passage, the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network (GLSEN) conducted a landmark survey to better understand the toll of school-based harassment and violence.
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Clearing the map of barbarians is a rite of passage for a nascent civilization, but my game of Civ VI kept popping them back into existence, long after my opponents and I had developed atomic weapons.
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But what was once a rite-of-passage, a great social chapter in a person's life, has come to be a process by which the bank seizes both their parent's assets and their own future ones.
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I was screwing around on rafts on the Cedar River and Prairie and Indian creeks, fishing for catfish, running a trapline, doing field work — corn detasseling, a rite of passage for Iowa teenagers — and weeding gardens.
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Visiting the Famous Birthdays office has become a rite of passage for Gen Z influencers: between five and eight of them stop by each day to shoot videos and pose in front of the branded wall.
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Economic View In an annual rite of passage, over a million Americans will enroll in their first economics class in the fall, and as the field of economics has evolved, these introductory classes are changing, too.
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Mr. Borisov's comet underwent an astronomical rite of passage of sorts in October, when the Hubble Space Telescope got a good look at it: a white knuckle at the head of a bluish fan of light.
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The tax-break bonanza has become a rite of passage in Washington, transcending partisan bickering and congressional rancor and allowing lawmakers to dole out special-interest tax breaks by attaching the provisions to must-pass legislation.
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It is also sometimes depicted as a "rite of passage" for young men, like in the 2008 film The Reader, which erotically depicts a relationship between a 36-year-old woman and a 15-year-old boy.
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Photo: rgerber (Pixabay)A common rite of passage—having your wisdom teeth pulled—might be raising the risk of teens and young adults becoming addicted to opioids, a new study out Monday in JAMA Internal Medicine suggests.
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In 2010 Kim wrote an opinion piece in which he referred to the killing of a South Korean tourist by a North Korean soldier in the North's Mount Kumgang resort in 2008 as a "rite of passage".
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Whether it's some kind of delicate, exotic orchid or just a little succulent that you sometimes forget to water, a houseplant feels like a rite of passage for anyone attempting to create a stylish and inviting environment.
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It takes the concept of the tattoo and turns it into a rite of passage, the sort of growing-up act that Stickles has spent his career turning into a metaphor for something larger, something uniquely human.
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It's a rite of passage many girls dream of, and one that the young girl from Saint Paul, Minnesota, was invited to experience early by her grandfather – as there's no guarantee she'll make it to her teens.
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"I was about 2109 when I went in," he says, as if were a rite of passage, sitting on a patch of grass with a pair of shepherd dogs on the otherwise barren promenade near the steelworks.
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Though the minimum wage is pretty damn high in Australia—over $220 [$210 USD]—many young Australians choose to temporarily leave their home country behind to go traveling or on working vacation as a rite of passage.
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And the solution, that Mom, Dad and their money can swoop in to fix anything, robs them of an experience that has come to be a rite of passage for many young Americans – the college admissions process.
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Shaving is often seen as a rite of passage from boyhood to manhood and a shared teaching experience from father-figure to son along with many other life lessons on becoming a man and being one's best.
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Just recently, you saw the other cover of Vanity Fair with Serena Williams pregnant and naked on the cover, because pregnant stars want to say, my rite of passage, I get to do my Demi Moore cover.
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Getting hit by government demands and censorship requests is a rite of passage for tech startups in China, like a dreaded badge of honor that shows your service has grown suitably influential to be considered a threat.
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For thousands of years warfare has been the main rite of passage by which young men proved themselves as heroes and warriors with the survivors going on to become the leaders of our clans, tribes and nations.
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As a 36-year-old woman who is not married and does not have children, this was, after all, a rite of passage — albeit one that celebrated a milestone in my professional life, not my personal life.
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For those who love the rifle, it is seen as a testament to freedom — a rite of passage shared between parents and children, a token to welcome soldiers home, a tradition shared with friends at the range.
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The Queen of Eating Shellfish Online Birthright Trips, a Rite of Passage for Many Jews, Are Now a Target of Protests The Central Park Five: 'We Were Just Baby Boys' What if Instagram Got Rid of Likes?
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This visit, almost a rite of passage in today's Israel, is a powerful tool — "first-class education" as Mr. Bennett put it — for instilling in students the need to remember what happened to the Jews of Europe.
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Instead, she is organizing her own congressional delegation to the occupied West Bank, rejecting a free trip that has become a rite of passage for new members of Congress looking to make their names on foreign policy.
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And it's a huge change for the junior ranks, for whom 80-hour weeks in the office, Seamless dinners at their desks, and jostling for face time with senior bankers have long been a rite of passage.
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After all, Tino Martinez and Jason Giambi had been welcomed with boos, and this year, Giancarlo Stanton, the reigning National League most valuable player, had been subjected to what seems to be a Bronx rite of passage.
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That Summer Food-Stand Job Is No Longer Just for Teenagers What used to be an adolescent rite of passage is now an opportunity for foreign workers — and a challenge for employers who can't find enough help.
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Matching pajamas for the entire family are now a social media rite of passage; photogenic sheet bakes and cheese plates that look ready to serve at small dinner parties are some of the internet's biggest food trends.
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It's become a veritable rite of passage for humans settling into their first apartments: assembling a piece of Ikea furniture from a cryptic set of pictures without having either you, or the item in question, fall apart.
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A rite of passage for young Chinese Like millions of young people from big cities, Xi was sent to this once hardscrabble village for "re-education," under orders from Mao during the tumultuous 1966-1976 Cultural Revolution.
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As the season travels from 1964 to 1976, Elizabeth and Phillip's children Charles and Anne will undergo the Windsor family rite of passage of having their dreams and personalities shaved down by the demands of the crown.
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It is now a parenting rite of passage to watch toddlers quickly learn that pressing a few buttons on a screen can deliver hours' worth of rainbow-soaked animations that turn their brains into passive iPad receptacles.
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"Women in the music industry almost expect a certain level of abuse as a rite of passage, a price that one has to pay to be in this business," said the activist and cultural critic Dream Hampton.
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It's a male-dominated genre with rite-of-passage elements to it, meaning that many footwork producers either DJ'd ghetto house and juke parties back in the day, or they grew up battling in competitive footwork crews.
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A rite of passage for Democratic presidential candidates, the annual "Wing Ding Dinner" featured five-minute speeches from almost two dozen contenders seeking the party's nomination to take on Republican President Donald Trump in the November 2020 election.
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Yara coming to terms with the underbelly of her parent's wavering partnership is low-stakes, but it's painful nonetheless; the episode is devoid of tragedy, but the viewer winces at the familiar melancholy of Yara's rite of passage.
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While the end of childhood had been marked in many cultures with a rite of passage at puberty – such as the bar mitzvah or the quinceanera – he proposed that the emotional transition actually lasted longer and ended later.
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Though the trek to the top of the locked tower is forbidden, it's become a rite of passage for outgoing students who sneak into the off-limits property at night, according to the school's newspaper, The Fordham Ram.
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The one-hour stand-up special, which premieres on Saturday (1/26), is a rite of passage for the comic, as she joins the ranks of Chris Rock, Ellen DeGeneres, and other greats who have billed HBO specials.
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It suggests a thorough album-length embrace of empowerment is more like a rite of passage than the foundation of a successful career; you get it out of your system and figure out a more natural path forward.
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When my partner recently shared news of our engagement (#blessed), his friend immediately sent him a Google Sheets spreadsheet that she had in turn been bequeathed upon her own engagement, like some sort of premarriage rite of passage.
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While Adam Levine and Behati Prinsloo's daughter is in the final months of being an only child, she's enjoying a special rite of passage all babies must go through: her parents taking adorable shots of her naked bum.
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The looming sense that my body was not my own was a rite of passage that made me one with the fears of my mother and grandmother; Lady Saw's rage; and the silent hums of other Jamaican women.
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In voice-over, Starr recalls her father, Maverick (Russell Hornsby, excellent), giving "The Talk," a familiar rite of passage for many black Americans about navigating (and surviving) a predominantly white world, to her younger self and two brothers.
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Bringing a boyfriend home is a common rite of passage, but a particularly intimidating prospect when growing up Ghosn — a child of one of the most romanticized and ruthless chief executives the global business community has ever seen.
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Viewed this way, the bittersweet denouement of "Marriage Story" feels like the end of a necessary rite of passage, where once-warring exes can consider each other fondly again and look ahead to a new and richer life.
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A summer rite of passage for millions of Europeans since the 1970s, the InterRail system is now used by some 300,000 people a year and costs those under 26 years old 479 euros ($536) for a full month.
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Our parents will pepper her with advice and concern and be there to comfort her the first time she gets her heart broken, a rite of passage I had aged out of by the time I needed it.
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The immense '99 edition reads like a phone book, one in which every high school punk band felt it a rite of passage to submit its name, address, and phone number so that it could confirm its own existence.
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The process has become such a powerful rite of passage for middle class and wealthier Americans that the focus of nearly the entire high school experience has become that moment when a child is notified about a college's decision.
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Opened in 1903, it's the only circus building left in the UK still being used for its original purpose, and it's become something of a local rite of passage for teenagers to train there for shows during the summer.
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A bar or bat mitzvah is a rite of passage for a Jewish 13-year-old, and like many kids preparing for the ritual, Zane has been preparing for this moment since he had a mouthful of baby teeth.
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Seen as a rite of passage in many communities, FGM also acted as a trigger for girls as young as 11 to become sexually active and married off as they were perceived as women - often ending with child pregnancy.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads To have your outfit snapped by New York Times photographer Bill Cunningham in Union Square or traipsing down Park Avenue was a particular rite of passage — the New York fashion kingdom equivalent of getting knighted.
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What was once a modest, traditional rite of passage for American teens — putting on a fancy dress and recreating the "prom pose" in your living room before heading off to the dance in a limo — has become a full-on production.
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For many, the farm is a jewel in their family's crown, a rite of passage for younger members of the family, earning their first paychecks alongside migrant workers as well as being part of the societally valued "job creator" class.
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In a country with a profound attachment to its pastoral roots, the Salon de l'Agriculture is a mandatory rite of passage for political leaders, who tend either to relish the event - as former president Jacques Chirac visibly did - or endure it.
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"There's a certain rite of passage of going to San Francisco as a tourist, or even a local who lives outside of the city, of every time you go, you have to buy something to keep you warmer," Mr. Hoffman said.
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I have never experienced this female-specific rite of passage myself but I have been on the other side of plenty of conversations with women — some who lost their pregnancies recently, others who lost them long ago, but still feel empty.
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Since then, across seven professional teams and five Super Bowl victories, the New England Patriots head coach has gone through every career rite of passage imaginable — from being fired (in Cleveland) to being hailed as a hero (pretty much everywhere else).
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There's also a "Works with GoPro" badge now — it's sort of a rite of passage in consumer electronics to get big enough to require curation of accessories, and then name that curation process the exact same thing as everyone else's.
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Teething is a rite of passage and a major milestone, but having a baby who's teething is difficult — not only because all the toys you buy get chewed up, but because it's hard to watch your baby be in pain.
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The event is a rite of passage to initiate the boys as Buddhist novices, the highlight of an annual celebration by the Shan ethnic group that lives mainly in neighboring Myanmar, but is also spread through China, Laos and Thailand.
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But for four people with special needs in a residential program called Giant Step, here in this Long Island suburb, the rite of passage that includes reciting Hebrew and learning Jewish traditions did not seem possible when they were teenagers.
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The vaccine changed the equation Prior to the development of the measles vaccine in the 1960s, infection was a treacherous rite of passage and ubiquitous enough that those born before the introduction of the vaccine all show evidence of past infection.
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That said, sometimes, when traveling, we may actually be going to see attractions purely as it's what other tourists do when they're in the region and as it's almost a rite of passage for anyone who's really exploring a place properly.
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It is almost a rite of passage for contenders visiting Iowa for the first time to extol the virtues of ethanol or those visiting Nevada to pledge an end to a federal proposal to store nuclear waste in Yucca Mountain.
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The establishment, located in a prime location off the road that leads to the Emerald Coast and Saint-Malo, becomes a rite of passage for enthusiasts, who even go so far as to rename the delicacy in honor of the institution.
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RAMALLAH, West Bank — Prison time is almost a rite of passage for some Palestinian activists, and Ahed Tamimi, the West Bank teenage firebrand who rose to international prominence after she kicked and slapped an Israeli soldier, tried to use hers profitably.
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It would be excellent for America if that kind of leap became a rite of passage for young Americans — if young adults from Waco were expected to spend a few years working in and exploring Burlington, and vice versa. Re-Centering.
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Visiting the American Museum of Natural History often feels like a New York rite of passage, whether you're a student on a field trip, a tourist escaping the rain or a 20-something taking a hiatus from the Bushwick scene.
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Given various nicknames over the years - Toto, Shorty, the Beast among them - Riina was 19 when he shot a man dead during a gang fight in Corleone and spent six years in prison, a rite of passage for a mafioso.
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Transgression of the feminine norm (in the tame forms of getting drunk and eating pizza) is treated as a rite of passage, something that needs to be purged from these women's systems before they can enter true white suburban domestic bliss.
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It was an indignity to talk about money when our superiors, who ordered poached salmon and glasses of rosé at lunch, seemed to consider low pay a rite of passage, rather than systemic exploitation in which they might feel some solidarity.
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For the milkman's family, the death was not some childhood rite of passage "one low whistle away," but rather a direct blow that ripped a hole that never fully healed, said Mr. Maraglino, whose grandfather's memory is revered in the family.
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I don't think it was the first time I was yelled at by McCain, which I later learned was a rite of passage, but it was the first time I remember feeling his wrath to that extent directed at me.
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The biggest independent film festival in the United States, held in January in a town whose big business is skiing, it's a rite of passage for both scrappy, small-budget filmmakers and Hollywood names seeking what was once called indie cred.
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Across the gallery, Chavez and Vigil brilliantly contextualize the caretaking of acequias (irrigation ditches emblematic of collective life in northern New Mexico) as a rite of passage, in which annual community cleanings create a generative, performative space of knowledge sharing.
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Millennials are living with their parents at a rate not seen since the Great Depression Millennials are living with their parents at a rate not seen since the Great Depression Leaving the nest is becoming an elusive rite of passage.
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Clinton's speech marks the second straight year that a first lady will help celebrate a rite of passage with graduates of the City University of New York, many of them poor and the first in their families to go to college.
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"No one should have to endure sexual harassment as a rite of passage into the legal profession," said Knake, who told the judges that when she was in law school she was warned to avoid clerking for a judge known for mistreating clerks.
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Despite the fact that dissecting a cadaver has long been considered a rite of passage for first-year medical students, there is an academic shift toward using prepared prosections and virtual learning tools instead as a more effective, efficient way of teaching anatomy.
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Abigail Kopf got all dressed up and went to homecoming this weekend — an otherwise normal rite of passage made remarkable by the fact that the teen was gravely injured after being shot in the head during an Uber driver's alleged 2016 shooting spree.
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The Melbourne scorcher is a rite of passage for players and fans at the year's first grand slam, and temperatures above the 40 degrees Celsius mark in 2009 and 2014 forced the cancellation of matches and the invocation of the extreme heat policy.
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Having a run-in with Andy Dick is something of a rite-of-passage for any Angeleno worth their salt, so much so that he has ascended to urban legend status in the city, like the chupacabra or the ghost of Marilyn Monroe.
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Juan in a Million: Everyone's here for the Don Juan El Taco Grande, the king of all breakfast tacos; it is the size of most grown adults faces, and finishing it is a rite of passage (seriously, each taco weighs around one pound).
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Ferris may have inspired a new generation of students in coming up with creative excuses for absences, but he also honored the tradition — or rite of passage — known as "senioritis," in which students blow off their final weeks or months before graduation.
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For a language in which the written word often bears little resemblance to the spoken one, the exercise has at once become the legendary bane of generations of schoolchildren as well as a rite of passage, even indoctrination, to actually being French.
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The UN panel on Thursday called on the international community, in particular the European Union and European states, to address the issue, saying that present policies cause a "dangerous trade," because they prevent a safe rite of passage for migrants and refugees.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The arrival of a baby box full of useful products is a rite of passage for expectant Finnish parents - but they are tainted by abuse of workers creating many of the goodies inside, said a campaign group on Tuesday.
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Victory for Trump and McConnell The speech before the group, which has also hosted Scalia as well as Justices Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas in past years, was a rite of passage of sorts for Gorsuch who has had a whirlwind year.
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Moreover, in Ant-Man and the Wasp, we are told she wants to be a hero (Cassie Lang does become a superhero in the comic books), and finding and rescuing her dad seems like a perfect rite of passage for a young superhero.
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Yeah, and it's very secret, you're never going to hear stuff that happens because it's a rite of passage, it's ... I can't justify anything that happened, but like, what happened and how you learned to cook then,is very very different now.
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I'm not sure Diamond gets enough about Hughes into the book — for long swaths, the title rings literally true — but he has successfully negotiated the writer's most important rite of passage: He makes himself matter, first to himself and then to us.
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Nicolas Roeg, a British director acclaimed for a string of films in the 21957s that included the rite-of-passage tale "Walkabout," the psychological thriller "Don't Look Now" and the David Bowie vehicle "The Man Who Fell to Earth," died on Friday.
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But perhaps the most overt display of ambition is on display this week here at the Conservative Political Action Conference, a rite of passage for White House aspirants eager to audition before thousands of activists whose support can be critical down the line.
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Detasseling corn was a rite of passage in this Nebraska town: In order to cross-pollinate top-notch seed corn in those days, you needed people, lots of them, to walk through the fields to pull corn tassels manually from individual rows.
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While the post-White House memoir has become a well established political rite of passage, and a lucrative staple in the publishing world — the Reagans, Bushes and Clintons all published best-selling memoirs — the Obamas' joint deal is unusual in many respects.
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A scholarship to read history at one of the ancient universities was both a rite of passage for established members of the elite and a ticket into the elite for clever provincial boys, as Alan Bennett documented so touchingly in his play "The History Boys".
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For anyone who went through puberty after porn mags were usurped by online videos as a sexual rite of passage, it could be hard to square an interpretation of Hefner as an all-powerful media and business mogul with the old guy we now see.
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In a Baltimore suburb, Board of Child Care shelters about 50 migrant children amid 28-acres of cottages and grassy lawns; Rite of Passage in Arizona has about 100 kids sheltered at facilities that look like posh, private schools surrounded by trees and fields.
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Part of my aversion to an app-based scripture experience is the veneration I have for the actual object — receiving a physical copy of the Bible was a rite of passage for kids in our congregation, and I remember memorizing verses to earn my own.
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Particularly for millennials — DHH or not — music festivals are an increasingly popular social experience and cultural rite of passage; the chance to see multiple bands and share in a community of like-minded fans is one which DHH youth don't want to be excluded from.
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Executive produced by her husband Tommy Mottola and co-directed by Emmy winner Matthew O'Neill and Sodi herself, the series of four short films follows the lives of five Latina girls from diverse cultural, ethnic and socioeconomic backgrounds through their rite of passage into adulthood.
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"For a lot of my students and people in their 20s and 30s, marriage is viewed as an optional social imprimatur, rather than a necessary rite of passage," observes Dr. Victor Corona, an NYU sociologist and author of the forthcoming Night Class: A Downtown Memoir.
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In its tenure spanning more than two decades, Warped Tour has become something of a rite of passage for young music fans, bringing millions their first live music experience, especially in the small towns of Middle America where thriving music scenes don't typically exist.
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A 14-year-old's diet of energy drinks and Airwaves gum provided me with the kind of sugared glaze needed to go through the rite of passage of staying up until 4 AM to play along to a Hendrix album many years too late.
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Despite living in a group home called Rite of Passage for a little over a year, Sanchez talked on the phone with her younger sister "as much as they could," according to Joanna Rios, who told BuzzFeed News she roomed with Sanchez in the program.
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"It's a museum for, really, music in general, not just country music," owner Steve Smith says, noting how sweating out tough crowds at Tootsie's has been a rite of passage for Nashville entertainers from Kris Kristofferson to Taylor Swift and Jason Aldean, and countless others.
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Tattoos – particularly the the cute, little permanent mementos strewn across the arms of stars like Miley Cyrus and Hailey Baldwin – have become something even more than a rite of passage for celebrity teens – they're practically as ubiquitous as jewelry and just easy to put on.
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In past three days alone, Mashable published at least two stories on millennials: For millennials, sending your first text message was a rite of passage Women over 50 see sexual harassment very differently than millennials The change doesn't appear to be a complete ban.
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Through word-of-mouth and pivotal gigs like the Sex Pistols' legendary performance in Manchester, which was responsible for forging bands like Joy Division, the Buzzcocks, and the Smiths, the scene exploded into the musical rite of passage it is now for young people everywhere.
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" On Hacker News, an online forum for techies, WrkRiot's tale has exploded into one of the most popular threads, attracting more than 500 comments, including one from a poster who said that the start-up's experience "is pretty much a rite of passage here.
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The epic play and its notoriously difficult title role (a rite of passage for many late-career actors) is here presented as a made-for-streaming film, cut by its director, Richard Eyre, to a speedy 115 minutes and thrust into a modern setting.
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This will be their rite of passage, and the good news is they'll likely come to terms with the disappointment of returning to something they loved; the show they enjoyed at 14, though it ended before they were born, is indeed not so good.
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The registration, which the DMV gives after the submission of an application and an annual $150 fee, has become a rite of passage of sorts for the various AV projects from automakers, tech companies, and startups that are currently racing to develop their own platforms.
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Jelsen Lee Innocent's powerful installation "Pickets of Purpose for The People of Perpetual Protest II" (323) imagines a stark tradition where elder black Americans have handed down their picket signs from generation to generation as a rite of passage and a sign of ethical stagnation.
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To achieve mainstream recognition, the meme and its creators must pass through a ceremonial rite of passage called "The Ellen DeGeneres Show," where past luminaries like Alex from Target, Rebecca Black and Lydia Lee (the Adele-singing student) have gathered to extend their 15 minutes of fame.
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"Kate Spade's designs reached all ages, often serving as a rite of passage for many, a milestone marker – for a girl becoming a young woman, a young woman becoming a career woman, and, for others, a bag to be savored for use on special occasions," Karp said.
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"She took me on as this country bumpkin, and it was like a rite of passage to be accepted into that circle," of the superstars who formed a stable core of Ms. Sui's runway coterie, people such as Naomi Campbell, Linda Evangelista, Kristen McMenamy and Christy Turlington.
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But now, thanks in part to Ron Cooper, there are mezcalerías in Los Angeles, New York, and Paris; in Mexico City, it is a cliché of privilege to drink mezcal, and practically a rite of passage for a young "junior" to own a label for a while.
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One Kansas GOP operative told CNN that Pompeo's interviews with conservative host Pete Mundo were interpreted as a "clear sign" that the secretary of state is interested in running for Senate, since going on his show is a "rite of passage" for Republican candidates seeking statewide office.
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Since then, they have become a rite of passage of sorts for lonely, nerdy, fantasy-loving kids across the country: After you outgrow Animorphs and Redwall and Narnia and Prydain, before you graduate to Tolkien and Le Guin and Martin, you go through a Dragonlance phase.
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It's probably a rite of passage in the service industry to debut a secret sauce, considering how many big-name chains have one: McDonald's Big Mac sauce, Burger King's Chicken Fry Sauce, In-N-Out's secret spread, the Krabby Patty secret formula—the list goes on and on.
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The eating traditions at the fair seem to go beyond nostalgia—there's always something new and totally absurd that you've got to try—but are a rite of passage to finish off each summer, whether they involve cheese curds, tiny doughnuts, or deep-fried walleye on a stick.
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For non-EU expats in Berlin, attempting to get a visa at the Ausländerbehörde is a dreaded rite of passage—particularly for non-German-speaking immigrants, who must hire someone to help or, if they can't afford that, beg their Deutsch-fluent friends to come along with them.
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According to her aunts Hilda and Zelda, the rite of passage, which will take place on her 16th birthday, involves detoxifying her body, choosing a familiar and a baptismal name, cutting off all contact with her mortal friends, signing her name in the Dark Lord's book, and, oh!
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There is a growing revulsion at a state of affairs that has made lockdown drills a rite of passage for kindergartners—not least from schoolchildren themselves, who, as the students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School , in Parkland, Florida, have shown, can be powerful advocates for saner laws.
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Elsa Meza, a first grade teacher I met with at Laurel Street, told me that she hasn't seen any noticeable difference in her or her colleagues classrooms, and that buying school supplies to fill the annual void is almost a rite of passage for the teachers at Laurel Street.
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This astrological rite of passage can be handled online or one-on-one with an astrologer (for a price), but however you have it calculated, the info should remain the same — exactly where the sun, moon, and planets were placed in the sky at the moment of your birth.
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Three years ago, the Belgian-bred talent joined Versus Versace as a guest designer, and in September 2015, was bumped up to creative director of the edgy Versace offshoot, which has become known as an incubator or rite of passage of sorts for talented, buzzy-but-still-indie designers.
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No matter how our prom nights actually went down — ending with a shiny crown or the requisite semi-awkward slow dance — the high school rite of passage will always live fresh in our minds (and cringe-worthy yearbook photos): the date, the shoes, and, most importantly, the dress.
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It's also within the city limits where you can find one of the largest malls in Canada and accidental cultural epicentre, Scarborough Town Centre, which has, over time, become a rite of passage for artists to distribute mixtapes in and around the area much to the chagrin of shoppers.
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Accounts like Tindernightmares, detailing the most horrific pickup lines, and ByeFelipe, which calls out men who turn hostile when rejected, don't have millions of followers for nothing: They are snapshots of what it is to be a woman swiping online, for whom harassment is a rite of passage.
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By the end of "The Thank You Book," there is something that feels almost sacramental going on, as if all the thanking is marking not just the end of the series but some timeless rite of passage, the initiation into reading, which after all depends on support from so many.
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The story inside, of the tennis champion's relationship with her fiancé, Alexis Ohanian, is charming, but it's the cover image shot by Annie Leibovitz that is really striking, as much as anything because it confirms the naked pregnancy shoot as the ultimate rite of passage for all power celebrities, broadly defined.
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And yet everything that happens to her — from her attempt to have a flirtatious friendship in plain sight to the crude insults she involuntarily fields from grocery clerks and radio DJs — has become something of a rite of passage for any woman in a semi-public profession in America 2016.
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Preface that (a) this isn't a lecture, but a conversation, and participation is encouraged; (b) many students enjoy their entire high school experience without drugs and alcohol; (c) underage substance use is illegal, and a student's actions have consequences; and (d) substance use is not a high school rite of passage. 2.
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Yet… in interviews with more than two dozen senior Republican strategists, donors, lawmakers and local officials, Hawley was depicted as a lackadaisical candidate who has posted sluggish fundraising numbers, turned down interviews with conservative radio show hosts, and spurned traditional GOP events considered a rite of passage for a potential U.S. senator.
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I should have marked the event in some way, maybe even performed a personal rite-of-passage ritual: taken that tampon out to the woods, placed it upon an altar that I'd fashioned out of ancient glacial rocks, and set it ablaze while I chanted an invocation to whoever the crone-goddess of menopause is.
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It's a rite of passage for any young starlet about to make a splash, and Awkwafina has been wrapping up the film's press tour in order to prep — a process that she would document on Twitter, including squeezing into a pair of Spanx underneath her pink silk ball gown worthy of a Disney princess.
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She's nudged her way into the conversation surrounding the elusive Jai Paul — the British answer to Frank Ocean, and just as talented — by working with his slightly more visible brother, A.K. She's even appeared on a Disclosure record, the closest thing to a rite of passage for a skilled British vocalist in the 2010s.
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The reason that I've been summoned to his house for the afternoon, a task which is virtually a rite of passage for writers who own a Field Mice album, is because he's on the verge of releasing the fourth Go-Kart Mozart record, the chintzy, synthy Mozart's Mini-Mart(due February 23 on Cherry Red) .
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One Friday afternoon, Anderson sat with Kimberly Chuang, a soft-spoken twenty-nine-year-old who had just defended her dissertation, the final rite of passage before the Ph.D. Chuang had devised a model for "contributive justice," determining what people owe society, rather than what society owes them: a frameshift with implications for taxation.
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He wrote about how he approached an expansive landscape: It's almost a rite of passage for a New York Times art critic to be sent to Los Angeles to take the temperature of the city's museums and galleries, and to pronounce whether the second-largest city in America has "caught up" to our hometown.
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But she's smart and committed, earned her associate's degree on the inside and is now working toward a B.A. Alice's kids are all grown up —her older daughter works in the corrections system herself, and she's looking forward to seeing her younger daughter graduate from college this spring, the first rite of passage she'll get to see in person.
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Perhaps because he writes in his own arch poetic register, he presents his dawning of the light as a personal development, not a rite of passage that awaits all men; he may have wandered into this lovely pastoral space, as the leisurely drift of the music implies, but he could just as easily wander out again.
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After news broke that Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh, President Trump's nominee to the Supreme Court, was questioned in 1985 by the police after being involved in a bar fight, Twitter erupted in a debate over whether the behavior was a masculine rite of passage or a red flag for someone seeking a spot on the country's highest court.
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Olivia BarskyScarsdale, N.Y. To the Editor: To truly honor the legacy of my grandmother, Judith Kaplan Eisenstein, who was not only the first bat mitzvah but also one of the founders of the Reconstructionist movement, young women and men should ditch the lavish parties and focus on making this rite of passage meaningful and applicable to our world today.
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It was McConnell's maiden floor speech, a celebrated rite of passage for new senators and an occasion that McConnell had used to stand up to the policies of a popular president of his own party, speaking in support of a bill imposing sanctions on the apartheid government of South Africa, which the Reagan administration considered an ally.
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"I've spoken to a few consumers that have started their relationship with Costco not so long ago and several of them recall the Costco experience with their families — shopping trips, eating in the food court, items at home — and so for them to now go back and have their own membership also almost becomes a rite of passage," says Hong.
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The World&aposs First &aposPeriod&apos in a Dish Could Revolutionize Reproductive MedicineThe female menstrual cycle is a rite of passage into womanhood that for centuries has been shrouded …Read more ReadIn a newly published study, scientists from UC Berkeley show how two chemicals that are found in plants can cause sperm to be unable to drill itself into an egg.
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Whereas traditions like Birthright Israel offer free trips to the homeland, Ms. Warsawski's aim is to offer an immersive, low-commitment experience closer to home — one rooted not in Zionism or religious doctrine, but in the shared nostalgia of a Jewish-American rite of passage, complete with archery and horseback riding, and a roster that reads like it's from the Old Testament.
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For weeks, as the song turned into a sensation through a torrent of internet memes and listens on YouTube and Spotify (with now more than 250 million combined streams), representatives for Migos had been trying to book the roguish group — made up of the rappers Quavo, Offset and Takeoff — a performance on late-night television, a rite of passage for rising acts.
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Metal pubs—in the UK at least—can be a rite of passage for a lot of people who don't fit in; for those of us who pulled our hoodie sleeves over our hands and lowered our heads as we shuffled down our local high street or got spat on in the school corridor for dressing like half-dead extras from a Pantera video.
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