But our youngsters, many of our youngsters, we don't have a choice.
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For each candidate, she laid out the pros and cons for debt-addled youngsters, as well as youngsters who are about to take on debt.
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To wit: this kitschy, lo-res fake commercial for Charles Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters, starring Jubilee (Lana Condor): Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters is now open for enrollment!
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Youngsters are encouraged to get in on the act too.
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Initially they attracted hippies and youngsters alienated from their parents.
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A group of youngsters is the first to go in.
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The trip even included an encounter with some royal youngsters.
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Youngsters were flogged, scalded and held under water, they said.
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But youngsters are settling down later than their parents did.
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Youngsters will hate the idea of a longer school year.
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That is not how youngsters become Mafiosi in real life.
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Jason Smith provided our daily dose of adorable youngsters. Rep.
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Even the handful of youngsters were playing at being oldsters.
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If true, that would be sad for the youngsters concerned.
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These youngsters will play a pivotal role in the elections.
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These are not just former manufacturing workers, but youngsters too.
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Adults and youngsters mingle in boozy gatherings on the streets.
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Youngsters in the US, meanwhile, are wild about their iPhones.
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But the youngsters have done nothing to soften its impact.
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Many youngsters' parents and extended families went to East Side.
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There's experience and there are also good youngsters coming through.
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Yet Manila's call centres do not just need monied youngsters.
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YOUNGSTERS have long crossed borders in search of an education.
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The new law should give hope to many gay youngsters.
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Start with a clean slate, and a lot of youngsters.
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I think the grandfather was dancing more than the youngsters!
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All the youngsters in Nigeria are looking up to him.
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No.And youngsters feel a bit aggressive toward the older generation.
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But the youngsters de Minaur, Zverev and Coric are coming.
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"Our successors," Henry said as he looked at the youngsters.
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Youngsters should participate in only one organized sport per season.
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Youngsters with alopecia often experience bullying and ostracism in school.
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Some day, China's brightest youngsters may no longer want to come.
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"I was really impressed with youngsters having a go," Cummins said.
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The youngsters themselves are the main, though not the sole, beneficiaries.
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Precocious youngsters, too, can feel awkward about bossing their elders around.
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We open with a shot of Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters.
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A growing queue of youngsters waits nearby to do the same.
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The two unnamed reptile youngsters are said to be doing well.
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Some youngsters are also beginning to demand greater independence from China.
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They have been replaced partly by lower-earning youngsters (see chart).
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There is no doubt that Britain's youngsters have seen better days.
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The youngsters of Kuala Lumpur are known as the "homeless generation".
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Exit polls in Michigan suggested he won 81% of its youngsters.
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There, he played with youngsters and made playful faces with others.
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The flexibility of the scheme may tempt more youngsters to save.
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Youngsters embrace him for selfies and hang on his every tweet.
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Now it tries to spot vulnerable youngsters before they are poisoned.
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There are many options today for the youngsters to choose from.
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Rashean Mathis' retirement further amplifies how little its youngsters have done.
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Q. You play a role as a mentor to many youngsters.
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"Youngsters and teens who are bullied aren't randomly selected," Reinecke says.
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Why is it youngsters being the aggressive ones in this situation?
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Should youngsters be taught to be more realistic about their future?
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It also gave those youngsters a cursory knowledge of AC/DC.
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The company also marketed its cakes to youngsters on television commercials.
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Threats to deal gifted youngsters should successfully lower their trade value.
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With counseling, she said, a household without youngsters would be fine.
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One of the youngsters, Nicola Cirigliano, was appointed the player-manager.
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You could HEAR the game and learn how these youngsters interact.
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Guess those youngsters know a thing or two about money after all.
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The rate for youngsters and those in the countryside is higher still.
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But compared with everyone else, youngsters' income growth has been decent enough.
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Some youngsters are delaying the purchase of a house out of choice.
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Not that the youngsters are always so intent on helping each other.
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No standardised procedure exists to work out the age of these youngsters.
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She talks about inappropriately grown-up subjects with a roomful of youngsters.
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Youngsters have become more law-abiding for similar reasons as their elders.
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The same demographers find that young parents are gloomier than childless youngsters.
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Luckily, parents of Lego-obsessed youngsters can breathe a sigh of relief.
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Youngsters' dreams are nourished by seafaring tales told by relatives or neighbours.
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Looking back, I can see why a lot of youngsters go astray.
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", the adorable youngsters danced and held up signs saying, "JT See Me!
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Meanwhile, youngsters attended local universities, and the service industry employed many women.
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" She asked the youngsters, "Do you like spending time with your families?
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If there's anything the youngsters like more than iStuff, it's the selfies.
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The youngsters are too busy going out to nightclubs and spending money.
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The mass emigration of youngsters led to a plummeting number of births.
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Together with edible stickers, youngsters can transform Jell-O into a toy.
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Many of these youngsters come from low-income, often single-parent households.
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"A few words of advice could save your youngsters life," she added.
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He was "radicalizing youngsters and up to no good," Mr. Siddique said.
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"I'm going to tell some youngsters that," the father of four continues.
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Youngsters get aggressive to us oldies, but we've not had it easy.
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Youngsters learn to count with the basics of par, birdie and bogey.
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Before the second test, the youngsters were given a dose of THC.
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"We're not youngsters anymore, so it's hard work," Johnson said in May.
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We Clauses cherish planting and nurturing the seeds of goodness in youngsters.
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With a rate that low, anything that would attract youngsters is dangerous.
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Eric Semborski was at a suburban rink, teaching youngsters to play hockey.
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More than 100 youngsters had protested against the removal of Amona's 300 settlers.
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It only gets harder to compete with these youngsters but she's doing it.
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The youngsters did exactly what they were supposed to do, according to experts.
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The mayor of Athens invited youngsters affected by the fire to come along.
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Disillusioned and aimless, youngsters in rural areas are prime targets of jihadist recruiters.
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As more Germans retire, fewer youngsters are entering the workforce to replace them.
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It is true that Labour's leader, Jeremy Corbyn, has fired up many youngsters.
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Youngsters' particular decline in consumption of drugs and alcohol may be another reason.
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The program, called Shelter Buddies Reading Program pairs up youngsters with shelter dogs.
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Pat Toomey showed that his chamber can bring the patriotic youngsters, too. Rep.
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And the youngsters tend to favor a vast array of data-sucking apps.
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"I'd like to stay in the sport to continue inspiring youngsters," he said.
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The youngsters, who have recently enrolled at local schools, are already near-fluent.
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But youngsters from homes and neighbourhoods where AAE predominates are a different matter.
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Sweden&aposs news agency TT said witnesses had seen "masked youngsters" running away.
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Something will have to be done to give these youngsters something to do.
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My initial objective was to serve up to 500 youngsters in this way.
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Sitting inside, we hear the group of youngsters excitedly talking about the place.
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We've got a good little crew of royal youngsters going on there now.
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This partly reflects youngsters staying in education longer, and better access to contraception.
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This suggests a worrying disconnect between government, academia, clerics and Dutch-speaking youngsters.
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He even asked other youngsters to join him in a bubble-popping frenzy.
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Some youngsters at "Glasto" expressed frustration that only those over 18 could vote.
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That means opportunities for the youngsters who have assembled here for summer league.
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"The Peanuts Movie" updates the Charles M. Schulz classic for 21st-century youngsters.
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It says more than 10,000 youngsters have joined local clubs as a result.
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So, we thought that product can also be good for toddlers and youngsters.
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This helps and makes it a little bit more difficult for the youngsters.
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Meanwhile, youngsters in campaign T-shirts put out folding chairs and rainbow flags.
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They are read aloud by youngsters of the same age as the addressees.
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It's youngsters feeling that their parents have had an easier and better life.
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"The youngsters who started nine months ago are already different people," says Baird.
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Youngsters should not play a single sport more than eight months per year.
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Its report this month said the youngsters have been "robbed of their childhood."
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Today youngsters may waste hours scrolling through Instagram and shooting zombies on Fortnite.
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The use of icons instead of words is perfect for pre-literate youngsters.
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Each kit contains carefully selected items that will engage, entertain, and enlighten youngsters.
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So it must seem at this stage, but the youngsters are undeniably coming.
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Many are youngsters themselves, ready to dispense friendly advice about buffing up CVs.
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I feel terrible for youngsters who experienced the discrimination described in this article.
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Thankfully, in reality, none of those promising youngsters have any coal-related bronchial impairments.
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The group sued the administration to force the youngsters to be reunited by Tuesday.
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Meanwhile, clubs who regularly sign youngsters from La Masia have a decision to make.
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It was one of the sections under which several youngsters playing PUBG were charged.
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And yet, many of Rainpada's youngsters long for an Android smartphone — and for WhatsApp.
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Many target affluent youngsters with simple borrowing terms and partnerships with high-end brands.
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But we never know what is in the background of any of these youngsters.
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It is giving millions of youngsters a chance to spend their formative years abroad.
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Youngsters like Luma Valones look up to YouTube fitness moguls like "Meg Squats," a.k.a.
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Before that, he dunked all over helpless youngsters as a Florida high school legend.
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As for the need to impart wholesome values, youngsters should not be the priority.
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Compared with those days, she says, today's youngsters grow up "in a honeypot". Maybe.
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Youngsters now have up to twice as much training by the age of 33.
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Supporters say it provides disadvantaged youngsters with structure and discipline, and improves academic performance.
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What marks Chile out is the behaviour of its richer and better-educated youngsters.
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Mr Keane is glad to be far away from California's hordes of skateboarding youngsters.
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Tom's teammates are a mixed bag of boisterous youngsters, decent lads, and unbearable pricks.
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In 20173 the youngsters who did vote tended to opt for reform-minded Jokowi.
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If the youngsters enjoy the app, parents can buy the full experience for them.
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These homeless youngsters spend their nights curled up in doorways on folded cardboard boxes.
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But are they friendly enough to allow each other to babysit their respective youngsters?
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The two surviving youngsters, Dolores and Granger, were placed in an unnamed U.K. zoo.
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He became a superstar for everyone, though he was a star for youngsters, always.
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Living together before marriage is still rare, although that is changing among educated youngsters.
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Some of the youngsters scrawling endearments on the school's memorial seem to think so.
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Alfie Mawson and Mike van der Hoorn, two youngsters with no Premier League experience.
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Vin Diesel previously brought along his adorable youngsters to Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.
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Youngsters, who are a majority of the country's people, are almost absent from politics.
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When the system works, alerts have stopped some youngsters leaving for jihad in Syria.
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"All the youngsters, our girls, Mia and Prince George, run down the corridors, laughing."
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But they account for 96% of youngsters aged between 10 and 17 in detention.
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This kicks off a war against Xavier's gifted youngsters, and shit gets nuts, apparently.
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"The disease is youngsters who are steeped in a culture of violence," North said.
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Growing pains are a common, albeit unwelcome, occurrence as youngsters and even organizations mature.
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White, middle-aged deans would be rash to secondguess the experiences of black youngsters.
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But Cayla records conversations, hawks products to impressionable youngsters, and is vulnerable to hackers.
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The youngsters I interviewed were suffering in the Jungle too, but they didn't complain.
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Here's how they rose to become two of the planet's most heralded youngsters below.
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I know, from my own severe experience, that those youngsters have been irreparably harmed.
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These youngsters are not only competing, they are winning and challenging the very best.
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Most youngsters with TBIs (3143%) were treated in the emergency room and then released.
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Adults who ordinarily scolded the youngsters for such transgressions passed through with sympathetic nods.
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A total of 22019 of 12 youngsters were rescued as of 6:30 a.m.
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" And addressing youngsters in the crowd, Thome said: "Above all, treat people with respect.
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His foundation is receiving hockey equipment for Norwegian youngsters from the N.H.L. Players' Association.
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On select international flights, youngsters get colorful antiskid socks that they can wear onboard.
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Indeed, many parents — maybe most — watched hours of TV a day themselves as youngsters.
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Youngsters like Evans Yaffee, 2, who listened attentively recently at Book Culture's story hour.
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Yes, the time has come to protect America from marauding youngsters and their parents.
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Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic still dominate, but here come the youngsters.
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Now he was concerned that the man was dropping Sivan's name to impressionable youngsters.
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TikTok has grown to become one of the most popular apps among U.S. youngsters.
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But there are still plenty of opportunities for enterprising youngsters to earn some cash.
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The youngsters, though, could mostly have come from any public playground in the country.
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Tell the youngsters to swirl some jam into it, add a spray of granola.
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I see a big change in the mind of youngsters who are coming up.
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Q&A In some species, youngsters play to develop skills they'll need as adults.
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It is unclear where - and with what funding - the government would detain the youngsters.
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Today, Seiffert is only in touch with a few of the youngsters he met.
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Not only has their youngsters' learning greatly improved, parents report, they are also better behaved.
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Its sleek products are popular with teenagers: youngsters often pose with them on social media.
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"I was so excited to see how a lot of the youngsters did!" she says.
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These '00s stars' next big role will be playing mom and dad to two youngsters.
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Keeping the attention of these youngsters could mean the difference between them living or dying.
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The groups offer a golden ticket to entrepreneurs, mostly youngsters, who are just starting out.
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Valued at about $500m, it is one of the most fashionable apps among Western youngsters.
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Snapchat has captivated youngsters in the West with its quickly disappearing content and playful features.
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People fret about protecting youngsters, a group that Mill himself accepted might need special protection.
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It also meant sparing youngsters "the burden of a criminal record," as he put it.
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And the "I Spy" tasks Ms. Marzollo gave youngsters were more than just a game.
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A Kremlin spokesman said youngsters had been offered money by protest organizers to show up.
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They took down the names of passing youngsters, especially anyone in black or white clothing.
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He also consoled youngsters and their families in a private visit to their hospital ward.
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The first sort tend to rise and fall with the violent crime rate among youngsters.
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Venmo is popular with youngsters, which has helped extend PayPal's appeal for a new generation.
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He is a former gang member who tries to steer youngsters away from violent crime.
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Other youngsters lie on the floor washing the residues of pepper spray from their faces.
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Chinese censors might keep news of such a speech from parents and youngsters back home.
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And no amount of artificial intelligence can yet identify what will make two youngsters click.
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And as speech recognition improves further, the appeal of speakers will grow, especially among youngsters.
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"We are currently seeing more queries from youngsters aged between 18 to 25," Seth added.
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The Police Explorer Post encouraged youngsters to explore careers in law enforcement and the military.
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Relations between the police and local youngsters used to be disastrous, says Mr el Boudaati.
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The Yankees didn't take home the win Monday night, but you can't blame their youngsters.
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Yet the success of youngsters such as Mr Bunani and Ms Ahunkuye is also puzzling.
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Now crystal meth is the big thing for the youngsters, and it's taking them down.
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Most rural youngsters leave school at 15, whereas a third of urban ones gain degrees.
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Erndl, seventh at the halfway point, reeled in the youngsters on the final 50 meters.
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"Lots of youngsters are into gaming," Rasmussen said in a video clip provided to Motherboard.
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Some of the youngsters, like forward Kassoum Yakwe and point guard Federico Mussini, exceeded expectations.
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But it is hard to prepare a makeshift team of youngsters in a short time.
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In addition to providing an outlet for youngsters to play sports, the league offers scholarships.
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Later, she's recruited by Professor Charles Xavier (James McAvoy) for his School for Gifted Youngsters.
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She thinks that the youngsters are brave, but she doesn't want them to get hurt.
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But some of the videos on YouTube include links to the youngsters' social media accounts.
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The airline also has a new "Party Up" food box designed with youngsters in mind.
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Now the older kids start at 8:45 while the youngsters start at 20163:55.
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Unlike the youngsters she had seen shooting toy guns, these boys were playacting a lynching.
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Some youngsters retreat entirely, their eyes empty, bodies limp, their isolation a wall of defiance.
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Alongside, a tall young man was giving an informal plate-spinning lesson to some youngsters.
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There is also a surprisingly extensive collection of youngsters being adopted by Irish YouTuber Jacksepticeye.
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Youngsters suffer from "torn-down neighbourhoods, abandoned buildings that are drug-infested" and from guns.
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The youngsters juggle for tips; but under the influence of drugs, some rob or kill.
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A degree is a way for bright youngsters from poor families to prove their abilities.
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The center houses around 90 youngsters, most from North Africa, as well as some Spaniards.
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While veterans like McIlroy and Phil Mickelson (71) fell down the leaderboard, the youngsters surged.
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The two youngsters surprisingly matched up in a pitcher's duel on a cool, rainy night.
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And if your youngsters are explosion-prone, bring extra clothes (for them and for you).
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But this year, in a sport dominated by youngsters, Kansas is relying on experienced players.
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Philadelphia is trying to retain its veteran production around youngsters Joel Embiid and Ben Simmons.
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They say youngsters have been there for months, one of them for more than eight.
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Trump's shift came after images of youngsters in cages triggered outrage at home and abroad.
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Homelessness among sexual minorities, particularly among youngsters, is likely to contribute to the problem, said Myles.
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Youngsters and new names aside, Chivas does deserve some criticism for last Friday's match in Tijuana.
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And, why youngsters are turning away from Facebook—but toward the social-media giant's other platforms.
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Just in time for the new year, Target is launching a new clothing collection for youngsters.
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It was wrong, he said, to criminalise youngsters for following their God-given and natural instincts.
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This means that youngsters have to be rich or lucky to get on the housing ladder.
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China has vowed to provide pre-school facilities for all youngsters; India has the same goal.
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As Lopez burned some calories with youngsters, Perry was letting off some steam in Carpool Karaoke.
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Only England's Premier League has seen a decline, which has not stopped English youngsters from excelling.
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What's more, English clubs have a habit of buying ageing stars rather than nurturing talented youngsters.
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A clever manager might bring new tactical fads but cannot produce a generation of creative youngsters.
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They found, when they did so to the offspring, that the youngsters' autism-like traits vanished.
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Although drugs are decriminalised, the authorities go to enormous lengths to educate youngsters about their effects.
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Advocates for migrant children said the policy could be psychologically harmful to youngsters and intimidate sponsors.
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Some youngsters even want to enter the business independently; there are cybercafés that willingly host them.
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Yet many bright Chinese youngsters explain the appeal of an American education in remarkably idealistic terms.
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Youngsters take around eight years of mimicking their parents to get the knack of all this.
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A mother's love was shown in the slathered faces of youngsters in transit during brutal winters.
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Youngsters like his down-to-earth style, just as their British counterparts swoon over Jeremy Corbyn.
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Most Pakistani youngsters dream of studying abroad, with the United States the favorite destination for many.
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Some of the youngsters, high schoolers, they want change, they want something new, something more European.
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Again and again, the youngsters are raked raw, their emotions deconstructed in the name of Art.
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The band's advancing years did not stop the youngsters in the audience enjoying the show, however.
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He speaks warmly of early intervention for disadvantaged toddlers, and of leniency towards mildly straying youngsters.
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In fact, both Wade and James Safechuck have previously denied Michael Jackson abused them as youngsters.
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James joins a group of youngsters and attempts to keep up with their stretches and cartwheels.
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So promoters and classical-music venues are keen to do anything that will lure in youngsters.
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Michael Kennedy, who provides hope to California youngsters serving sentences for life or other long terms.
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Modi last month asked Kashmiri youngsters to choose between "tourism and terrorism", comments that angered locals.
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The catch for Sanders is that more older voters turn out at the polls than youngsters.
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We're breaking down each of the youngsters' early achievements, from artsy endeavors to athletic expertise. Brooklyn
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A £218m "Innovation Fund", announced in 221, rewarded investors who funded programmes to improve youngsters' skills.
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Poor public transport and inadequate housing is a bad combination if you want to retain youngsters.
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That contrasts with a green light for youngsters with aggressive leukaemia when other drugs have failed.
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When youngsters who injure themselves seek help, they are often met with alarm, misunderstanding and overreaction.
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However, such efforts proved futile when only five players showed up, two of whom were youngsters.
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They often dress in identical colors and toss leaves and snow at each other like youngsters.
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But a duly licensed or registered center is entitled to conduct the business of entertaining youngsters.
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Summer heat advisories have not changed: Look out for youngsters, oldsters and pets … and keep hydrating!
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Ostensibly, this makes the app useful in trying to explain the entire election process to youngsters.
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Youngsters can still drink soda at city restaurants if an accompanying adult orders it for them.
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The Sphero SPRK+ features a more scratch-resistant transparent body so youngsters can see what's inside.
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I suspect that some youngsters out there will complain that "Jason Bourne" is tedious and irrelevant.
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She said youngsters who get abstinence-only education tend to get more sexually transmitted infections, too.
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Participating in different sports helps youngsters develop "good biomechanics," which reduces injury risk, Dr. Matzkin said.
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Hopefully, these two youngsters have learned a very valuable lesson that may someday save their lives.
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And I've become convinced that asking youngsters what they want to be does them a disservice.
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When they got arrested, they fell back to the Bronx and started sending out the youngsters.
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Though Williams has rarely practiced with WTA youngsters, favoring male hitting partners, she has been supportive.
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Mr. Fenty has done mash-ups of him "FaceTiming" with youngsters in viral videos, including Mila.
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There's a theory that youngsters get the four known mild coronaviruses so often that they're protected.
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Before hours wasted on video games and other ephemeral pleasures, the hobby transfixed and transported youngsters.
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He says today's youngsters are much wiser about the party than he was 30 years ago.
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Negro youngsters paraded with placards, handed out literature, and tried to sit in at lunch counters.
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A pair of excellent youngsters in my wider family have over 1,000 Facebook "friends" between them.
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A button push slides the middle row forward so youngsters can scamper back to Row 3.
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The youngsters, it seems, are getting closer to the elusive prize of a major singles title.
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The youngsters stay there pending release to relatives in the U.S. as they await immigration hearings.
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One of the youngsters happily obliged, prompting the prince to clap his hands to the beat.
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They encouraged youngsters to train on weapons and changed text books to reflect their military ideology.
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"Youngsters were almost like Westerners," said the official, G. Parameshwara, in a televised interview on Monday.
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A new permanent facility just opened that will house about 100 youngsters in Lake Worth, Fla.
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Once a hotspot for orange teens in pink spandex, Burbank Town Center appeared devoid of youngsters.
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Travis and Harrison aren't anything like the precocious youngsters in movies like Home Alone or The Goonies.
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"Nearly everything they've got is digital so youngsters are just exposed to time being given digitally everywhere."
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Youngsters picked up by CBP officers are now being turned over to HHS in a timely manner.
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Specifically, robot kits for kids—simple yet powerful toys for teaching youngsters how to engineer and code.
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But Perspectives also has its work cut out trying to steer local youngsters towards work or training.
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It recommends shooting their adult commanders to shatter discipline and prompt the youngsters to flee or surrender.
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Where past products were focused on scalable sustainability, the new Kickstarter project is firmly targeted at youngsters.
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The drugs would be given only to youngsters, only infrequently and probably only for a few years.
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Wakeman Boys and Girls Club, on Center Street, draws youngsters for basketball, lacrosse and other fitness programs.
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Labour has captured some support from the Green Party, youngsters and those who have not voted before.
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Bromell, a 20-year-old American, is one of the youngsters sprinting fastest in Bolt's long shadow.
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Older members are encouraged to share inspiring stories, youngsters to air their fears about the challenges ahead.
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And Mr Sisi has little idea of how to create jobs for Egypt's surging population of youngsters.
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And a degree is an obvious way for bright youngsters from poor families to prove their abilities.
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But by Monday evening, parents were allowed to come to the schools to pick up their youngsters.
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But, with career ladders collapsing, it is not clear how idealistic youngsters can become authoritative journalist-bloggers.
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If you're in your mid-thirties, you've hit that terrible tipping point where you're outnumbered by youngsters.
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Another promise is to help youngsters get jobs, which many think are unobtainable without the right connections.
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Youngsters with rich parents can buy their first house thanks to the "Bank of Mum and Dad".
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Lords of Chaos shows the originators of Norwegian black metal as ambitious and at times overwhelmed youngsters.
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If Mr Díaz-Canel can deliver those, Rafael and youngsters like him might not dream of exile.
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A lifelong resident, he frets that youngsters leave and "the only people moving in are senior citizens".
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And, well, while they're not wrong exactly the youngsters of the world know what it really means.
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Marriage (even in the civil sort, let alone church weddings) has become an unusual choice among youngsters.
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Small wonder that disaffected youngsters are demanding that their rulers take their snouts out of the trough.
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Some youngsters from well-off families forge careers as "social entrepreneurs", seeking new ways to do good.
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Palestinian leaders have said that with no breakthrough on the horizon, desperate youngsters see no future ahead.
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"We were able to get money in the budget that year for that group of youngsters," Sen.
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Youngsters often try to help their families by scrounging through trash for things to resell or reuse.
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More than two-thirds of the youngsters in this study were treated at an adult trauma center.
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Brilliant youngsters set out to "organise the world's information" and "make the world more open and connected".
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"Youngsters don't realize how close we came as a nation — we would have been transformed," he says.
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With over 700 youngsters being released from academies every year, the pool of forgotten talent is remarkable.
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She added, "It's still fun inside, but it's much better outside," to the agreement of the youngsters.
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They herald the decline of smoking among youngsters, for example, then flaunt their sales to callow puffers.
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The disease is youngsters who are steeped in a culture of violence," North told "Fox News Sunday.
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The youngsters paced the Trojans to a 53-point second half after a listless first 20 minutes.
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Plus, these units serve as an excellent way to bond with youngsters and nurture their self-sufficiency.
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Jacques Hérisset and Sam Aliassime, the father of Auger-Aliassime, looked on and laughed with the youngsters.
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Ben Simmons chipped in 22 points and 12 rebounds as the youngsters continued to impress for Philadelphia.
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Youngsters in those grades with disabilities were more than twice as likely as others to be suspended.
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I'M ALL ABOUT GIVING EQUAL OPPORTUNITY, GIVING AN EDUCATION TO YOUNGSTERS, GIVING MY MONEY BACK TO SOCIETY.
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Pukatire had spent many years passing on his knowledge to Kayapo youngsters up and down the river.
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These youngsters had one goal: to prove they could build a functioning society without any adult supervision.
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Men and women of my generation had been taught as youngsters to never question the status quo.
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It's no more than doing what so many youngsters will do and they won't have any consequences.
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If this was intended as a chance for those youngsters to prove themselves, Wenger made a miscalculation.
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Youngsters Dejounte Murray, Davis Bertans, and even Kyle Anderson should all be better in larger roles, too.
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For the sake of the youngsters who are becoming scared by the votes from Dade to Eugene.
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He was in his mid-20s but didn't carry himself like a lot of the other youngsters.
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We have five really good starting pitching candidates and we have some youngsters that are coming fast.
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None were more painful than her slow fade last year against Ostapenko, one of those insouciant youngsters.
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The odds of seeing skittish animals in the wild while traveling with three noisy youngsters seemed slim.
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Youngsters should spend time away from organized sport and activity at the end of each competitive season.
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Hurrying to the Occupy protests, Mr Han sat beside the youngsters and urged them to see reason.
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As youngsters, the Wurtele twins took up many sports, including swimming and tennis, before concentrating on skiing.
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Interviews were part of the selection process, designed to determine the depth of the youngsters' tennis ambitions.
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Shakib's absence has left the coach with a selection dilemma, though he expected youngsters to step up.
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Thiem and Nadal were encouraged to play other sports as youngsters to develop all-around athletic skills.
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"She gave herself plenty of chances, competing again in her mid-40s with the youngsters," Park said.
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There is a lot of trial and error before youngsters can create a machine that works well.
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About 20 of the youngsters were the rabbi's own grandchildren, Gluck told CNN's "New Day" on Monday.
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The program will pair animals, mostly horses, with special-needs children, economically disadvantaged youngsters and older people.
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" Separating children from their parents "isn't something that bears fruit for either the youngsters or their families.
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At the risk of alienating the youngsters, though, I'll offer this rejoinder: "What you talkin' about, Willis?"
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In New York City, for instance, only 28500 percent of African-American youngsters are proficient in math.
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Throw in the unapologetic hijinks of a couple innocent youngsters and you have a recipe for success.
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"Yes, the info in the blogs is bad, false, and misleading," one of these youngsters told BuzzFeed.
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Youngsters at Heming spoke of making time to "chill for the afternoon", as they are usually too busy.
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The youngsters could point out that the US Open has generally been the stingiest of the four majors.
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Armor Week at Wave Hill (Tuesday through Thursday) It's only natural to want to shield and protect youngsters.
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On the other hand, if that's what it takes to get youngsters enraptured with dance, so be it.
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That shift has given rise to a generation of monster-driving youngsters like Rory McIlroy and Dustin Johnson.
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Today's youngsters might know skateboarding legend Tony Hawk as much for his business endeavors as his athletic feats.
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Britons marry eight years later than they did in the 1970s, which has pushed down homebuying among youngsters.
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Many disillusioned youngsters regard refusing to vote as a way to express dissatisfaction with the choices on offer.
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Britain's recent vote to leave the EU depended heavily on retired people's votes; youngsters voted overwhelmingly to stay.
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But the new guidance, for the first time, offers advice for accommodating the privacy needs of nontransgender youngsters.
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It was the 138th time that youngsters gathered on the President's backyard to roll eggs along the grass.
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In Alÿs's film, however, the playful youngsters are as vague as the figures they draw in the sand.
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Earlier this year, Mumbai police marked 16 spots as "no-selfie" zones after the death of two youngsters.
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In 2014 less than 20% of youngsters bothered to vote—compared with roughly 40% of the general population.
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Creating a space for the elderly to mingle with youngsters can lift spirits—and help cash-strapped millennials. ■
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"Gwen appeals not just to youngsters but to an older generation," the company's chief marketing officer told Billboard.
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Australia's new prime minister has fretted that youngsters are putting off parenthood while they save up for homes.
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Her superior campaign organisation will help; the traditionally poor voting-record of non-whites and youngsters will not.
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This protectionism has been compounded by a conservative approach to nurturing youngsters, says Manuel Veth, editor of Futbolgrad.
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That stifles the first-team opportunities that youngsters get in other countries through injuries and loss of form.
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Players like Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Freddie Ljungberg burnt bright there as youngsters, but quickly departed for bigger things.
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The party officially marks May 4th as youth day, but it fears appropriation of it by disaffected youngsters.
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Enthusiasts claim that a million Chinese, mostly youngsters, regularly wear Hanfu, or robes inspired by traditional Han dress.
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At the Xitang festival, it should be said, brooding nationalists are outnumbered by youngsters having uncool, goofy fun.
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Youngsters would learn shortcuts and tips to ace the fiendishly hard Common Admission Test for the best schools.
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Time welcomed 1967's upcoming youngsters as "not just a new generation, but a new kind of generation".
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Police also visited the gym this year as part of a program to improve their image with youngsters.
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Most of the youngsters that want to get into organic farming don't know how to go about it.
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And when they do, they will mingle with a fresh batch of youngsters who do not yet exist.
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United thanked Van Gaal for excellent work, professionalism, dignity and his legacy of giving several youngsters a chance.
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Compared to healthy youngsters, severely malnourished under-fives are nine times more likely to die from common infections.
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AMONG THE compensations of ageing is the right to bore youngsters with stories of the prices of yesteryear.
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I do not know how I would do having the amount of flight time that my youngsters get.
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But Ms Luiselli gives her youngsters enlivening voices and viewpoints that infuse hope into "the chaos of history".
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Recently, the famous dog and his human, Leslie Mosier, used his adorable powers to cheer up some youngsters.
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But beneath the big money headlines is an underbelly of exploitation of youngsters from developing nations, experts say.
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Still, the chancellor pressed on with his "next generation" theme by unveiling a few policies targeted at youngsters.
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The Vilvoorde programme starts from the premise that alienated youngsters are most likely to turn to violent extremism.
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Black youngsters are less likely to finish high school, make it to college or graduate if they do.
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The government has spent little money on programmes to employ gangsters or youngsters at risk of becoming one.
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But clinicians frequently prescribe the drugs for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD, and to manage disruptive youngsters.
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Today's youngsters are thought to have little loyalty towards their employers and to be prone to "job-hop".
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Youngsters in colored vests handing out fliers vastly outnumbered actual voters as candidates searched for hands to shake.
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For kids, it was the irreverent and surreal SpongeBob SquarePants, which continues to delight youngsters and stoners alike.
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The disease is youngsters who are steeped in a culture of violence," North said on "Fox News Sunday.
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Many youngsters with the talent to score upsets are unable to translate early success into a noteworthy career.
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Raymond's friend, Mark "The Gonz" Gonzalez, stood by the entrance while youngsters did floppy ollies in the gallery.
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There has always been an undue amount of pressure on youngsters looking to sign with major league clubs.
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The factory will employ around 100 youngsters from the area and will produce the first shoes in December.
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Google has its own visual coding platform for youngsters called Blockly that illustrates basic concepts, and the Code.
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" Dr. Amies Oelschlager said that many youngsters "don't realize their eating disorder can have a long-term impact.
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The number of youngsters living in poverty in the country has jumped sharply in the past six years.
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These smaller boxing clubs begin nurtured by the community, and youngsters with their heart set on the sport.
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Mr. Starr says that people in Montclair seem to get it, including youngsters who deem smartphones a birthright.
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He's far kinder to the youngsters on this show, who take on cooking challenges with brio and sass.
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And, experts say, many of these youngsters pay a price with their health, now and in the future.
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Osaka and other youngsters like 20-year-old Belarusian Aryna Sabalenka have no shortage of power or ambition.
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We can organize to provide enrichment for youngsters who are suddenly being homeschooled, as in the #openschools project.
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With youngsters dominating so many protests, Hong Kong's schools and university campuses will be early targets for scrutiny.
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But according to the filmmakers, that's because they trust that their audience — especially the youngsters — can handle it.
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Violent, strange and fun, this is a $5 iOS and Android download that is really not for youngsters.
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Vox repeatedly singled out the center during the campaign, with party leader Santiago Abascal denouncing "criminal foreign youngsters".
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The same is true of the youngsters competing in the Kids Baking Championship and on Project Runway Junior.
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Mental strength is what sets her apart from the other youngsters Black has worked with down the years.
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At the Children's Museum, colleagues remembered Ms. Hunt McLanahan's commitment to introducing all types of youngsters to art.
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That now exists as a real thing that hundreds of thousands of British youngsters are doing every year.
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Because in my hometown, a remote village in the early 1930s, youngsters had little to do but read.
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If the youngsters want to drink something here, they have to pour it in a nice glass first!
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Jean Grey "died" after the Phoenix Force inside of her explodes (technically although she actually just "evolved" into something "beyond this world," leaving her friends and loved ones to mourn her and rename Xavier's School For Gifted Youngsters into Jean Grey's School For Gifted Youngsters, but that's a whole thing).
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A new format created by USA Football, the governing body for the amateur sport, aims to reduce the violence and head banging of tackle football for youngsters by shrinking the field, cutting teams to six to nine players per side, instead of 11, and avoiding big-versus-small matchups of youngsters.
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It's sweet how my generation had Reagan and Thatcher to protest, and now the youngsters have Trump and Putin.
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They were originally thinking of adopting up to three youngsters — but they fell in love with the Fab Five.
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So in the recent losses, several youngsters and a couple of untested names were forced to handle crucial minutes.
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And how could youngsters, many of whom came from homes where books were rarities, be turned into adept readers?
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Declines in the numbers of youngsters arrested have been seen in countries such as Germany, the Netherlands and America.
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And the grey-haired are more likely than youngsters to vote, making them a prized constituency for any party.
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As youngsters run laughing and screaming into the school cafeteria for breakfast, their parents saunter out, some visibly relieved.
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Efforts to draw in more youngsters have been slow, but new brew-pubs and decent coffee bars are helping.
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But the opportunity to inspire youngsters back in Tonga, in Polynesia, in the Pacific Islands, is what drives him.
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Hopefully, more youngsters will want to practice this sport, and maybe in the future we will have a lift.
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The country's GDP per person is roughly that of Italy; over two-thirds of its youngsters go to university.
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Opponents, however, have argued liberalized marijuana laws carry major public safety risks and make pot more accessible to youngsters.
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There's an adorable new member of the Today family – and her fellow youngsters are welcoming her with open arms.
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The leaves need at least three minutes to release their complex aromas, beyond an eternity for youngsters these days.
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Both firms' products are proving popular with tech-minded youngsters who enjoy the stories about a break with tradition.
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Like many youngsters, his time on YouTube is restricted—but he is allowed more if he watches in German.
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While other software firms are exploring virtual reality, Nintendo is reminding youngsters how to play in the real world.
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If the education system cannot prepare youngsters for jobs in a tech economy, Africa risks falling even further behind.
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Worse, it found around 7.5 per cent of all children – around 17,000 youngsters – are affected by severe acute malnutrition.
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Many are homeowners who have also benefited from the soaring property prices that are locking youngsters out of ownership.
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"There must be respect, something that nowadays often seem to be lacking anywhere you go," she tells the youngsters.
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Just 183% of the 10,000 youngsters in English clubs' academies go on to make a living in the sport.
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One of the youngsters, bubbling over with creative zeal, asked Plepler for advice about launching a new cable channel.
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His first action: rename the school Jean Grey's School for Gifted Youngsters as a memorial for their fallen friend.
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But late last year, he threw in the towel and decided to ban youngsters under the age of 16.
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Patty Jenkins, who directed the blockbuster movie, recently shared a list of how it's affected youngsters at one school.
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CIMWI is putting out the fish buffet for these youngsters so they can build up to a healthy weight.
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After several long moments, both the youngsters returned assumed to the railing offering waves and kisses to the crowds.
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An American study found that 87% of autistic youngsters who were given assistance to find a job, got one.
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For Alfasi, promoting the values of Nordia to these youngsters is equally important as raising players for the club.
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Not content with just skateboarding for fun, Verghese started working with HolyStoked, organizing skateboarding classes for youngsters in Bangalore.
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Youngsters who had been sentenced to short lives, full of suffering caused by faulty DNA, get better and thrive.
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Despite higher payments for certain groups, it has proved most lucrative to target youngsters, who pick up skills quickly.
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So hugging and touch are incredibly important for youngsters—even if you don't particularly like them as an adult.
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Hamonic has made it his personal mission to mentor and spend time with youngsters growing up without a parent.
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She's a former-welterweight world champion, and has inspired youngsters in the capital Lusaka to get into the ring.
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Janette Collins, head of the Crib, a youth group in Hackney, says that protecting youngsters should be the priority.
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These youngsters are sharp; they know exactly where their talent lies and what they want to do with it.
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The US government has pulled children away from their parents and shipped these bewildered youngsters all over the country.
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It was especially delightful to see the youngsters take most of the solos as the veterans looked on approvingly.
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It's a bid to attract a new generation of users by a company struggling to lure youngsters from Snapchat.
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But giving Kepler a chance would mean unplugging one of the youngsters ahead of him, or Mauer, or Park.
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It also runs programs supporting youngsters with specific issues like mental health challenges, a cause dear to Harry's heart.
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It offers a chance for us to rewatch that content and share it with a new generation of youngsters.
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He spends some of his free time volunteering at the Nationals' baseball academy for inner-city youngsters in Washington.
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The youngsters also might have experienced milder concussions, since they are smaller and would likely hit with less impact.
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But a funny thing happened on the way to making the tour child-friendly: Youngsters took over the sport.
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All the youth league coaches are talking about him and putting his face out there for all the youngsters.
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Always remember: There's a whole world of delicious and beautiful food out there, as the youngsters say, off platform.
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But a bunch of smartphone-wielding youngsters walking around the streets looking for Pokémon hasn't been entirely without incident.
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Meals are included, and are always traditional Spanish dishes like paella or gazpacho that the youngsters help prepare themselves.
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After the victory, Brignone spent time signing as many autographs as she could for the youngsters in the crowd.
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And now, some youngsters believe that fighting back with force is the only way to get the government's attention.
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The risk is that youngsters will be radicalised by a (so far) tiny Rohingya group committed to armed insurgency.
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The visceral memory of a parent can fade quickly in the mind of toddler, compared to more mature youngsters.
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A local entrepreneur, John Mattox, approached him with an idea for a backyard field-goal kicking game for youngsters.
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Perhaps Disney and Lucasfilm are using these youngsters as stepping stones for the next series of "Star Wars" movies.
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Then the youngsters struck — Andujar, the 368-year-old third baseman, and Torres, the 21-year-old second baseman.
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One man in his 30s told Mr. Madera that he did not sense a lack of interest among youngsters.
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"We have a lot of youngsters in our newsroom who see the world slightly differently," says Mr Ryley, 57.
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Chased in the snow by 40 fearsome figures in sheepskin masks, the village youngsters saw it as good fun.
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Youngsters should never have uncontrolled access to guns, drugs or other substances that can result in a fatal overdose.
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"Some youngsters — not all, but some — don't have the opportunity to do both baseball and their studies," he said.
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EVERED AND Ada Best are "still youngsters" when their parents die, leaving them alone on the bleak Newfoundland coast.
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Worse for Molly, the youngsters inadvertently keep her from getting high, which means she has a disastrous TV interview.
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Highdown mainly held category A and B adult prisoners, but also housed some youngsters, of which I was one.
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"A lot of the youngsters are not going to church now at all, with all the scandal," said Tom.
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Probably, the youngsters faced a trade-off between rewarding play and being used as a tool from time to time.
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Addled by social networking, obsessed with taking selfies and hustling for likes, youngsters can't put their damn phones down. Amirite?
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In this case, irritated parents dealing with angsty youngsters produces a result that's beneficial for the species as a whole.
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Their linebacker corps is a collection of castoffs they saw through rose-colored glasses and youngsters with thin NFL resumes.
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Many Chinese-Americans charge that race-conscious school admissions hurt high-achieving Asian youngsters and favour black and Hispanic candidates.
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Her children's case highlights the lasting psychological toll the OPEC nation's economic and political crisis is having on its youngsters.
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The screen then flashes to footage of his children, which prompts the youngsters to erupt into laughter and joyful yells.
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They bought three tickets, likely thinking the youngsters would sit on the laps of the other three during the flight.
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Native-born youngsters, who have no memory of Portuguese rule, are especially proud of Macau's Portuguese heritage, Mr Ho says.
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Sometimes, especially if the creators are youngsters flexing their programming muscles, it is written for the sheer hell of it.
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ON THE AFTERNOON of July 31st youngsters in dozens of Chinese cities raced to government offices, pursuing a precious commodity.
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Yet, newly released data suggest that concerns over e-cigarettes' popularity among youngsters may be overblown, at least in England.
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This means that many gay men and women, particularly youngsters, do not feel the need to congregate in one spot.
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The map most widely adopted for educating youngsters was created by Gerardus Mercator, a Flemish geographer and cartographer, in 1569.
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South Korean youngsters suggest that you engage in quiet reflection to help you overcome your inflated sense of self-importance.
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A second cause has been English clubs' eagerness to poach ageing stars from elite teams, rather than nurturing talented youngsters.
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Experts are uncertain about the degree of permanent brain damage caused by the amount of lead ingested by Flint youngsters.
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But a side-effect is that violence now occurs more often on ordinary residential streets where youngsters play or chat.
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In their place, he has set up several new cash-transfer programmes, including stipends for mothers, youngsters and the disabled.
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Youngsters may sigh with impatience when an old codger tells them how life was tougher "when I was your age".
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But religion-watchers see a vast generational change which transcends political loyalty and will eventually embrace politically conservative youngsters too.
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Teenagers and youngsters, they're not really hanging out and being sincere in places where their parents are looking at them.
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Guangzhou Evergrande Taobao employs dozens of coaches from Real Madrid to train the 3,000-odd youngsters enrolled at its academy.
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This annual program encourages bankers to teach youngsters about the importance of saving more, plus other basics around financial literacy.
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Growing to such extraordinary sizes would require enormous amounts of food, so Diplodocus youngsters could not afford to be picky.
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It collects Ingham's personal photos of bands like the Damned, the Clash, and the youngsters of the fabled Bromley Contingent.
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Now youngsters want to own little and have everything on demand, they want to be foot loose and fancy free.
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These youngsters need long-term, detailed care, suggest George Patton and Rohan Borschmann, of Royal Children's Hospital in Parkville, Australia.
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Some 225 youngsters, age 2000 to 0003, will compete in the national bee at an auditorium in Maryland near Washington.
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As well as a new scheme to help people save for retirement (see article), he boasted of improving youngsters' skills.
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The rate of ACL injuries went from 2.74 injuries per 100,000 youngsters in 2005 to 6.79 per 100,000 in 2015.
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The result is that a third of urban youngsters complete tertiary education, compared with only 8% of young rural adults.
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These trends are especially welcome because more equal mortality should persist throughout the lives of today's youngsters, argues Ms Currie.
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Instead of condemning the society that produces such youngsters, the article treats this as some sort of normal adolescent rebellion.
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None of the youngsters said to be in search of a spouse is present; their parents even write the ads.
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Youngsters want partners too, but they do not define themselves by their marital status, and few wish to be matched.
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Sometimes, as in the case of a sullen teenager (Emily Alyn Lind), the Knot recruits youngsters instead of devouring them.
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But he is strong enough to revisit the batting cage in San Diego where he has taught youngsters to hit.
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The cardboard is a blank canvas, and my youngsters have really enjoyed decorating the Labo kits with markers and stickers.
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If he had his way, youngsters would have to wait for their smartphones until they had graduated from high school.
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The new film from Todd Haynes, "Wonderstruck," is about two youngsters, aged twelve, whose stories are told in parallel throughout.
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Sawyer Premium Permethrin is also a good choice for babies and youngsters, so long as they're well-covered, of course.
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Grant Rivera, school superintendent in Marietta donated his $10,000 bonus to help youngsters in his school district afford college applications.
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Now community leaders say the number of youngsters heading north from this neighborhood has been cut by more than half.
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Many youngsters today have been raised on handouts from their parents and they need to build some inner core strength.
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Hundreds of thousands of people, including many youngsters and students, took to the streets in sustained occupation of major streets.
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Those youngsters, though, are all about autonomous electric cars — computers on wheels, if you will, that chauffeur them about town.
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It opens with a fable about a boy samurai, a precursor to Atari and one of Mr. Anderson's wise youngsters.
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There was even the #BlackPantherChallenge and there were crowdfunding campaigns to send youngsters around the country to see the movie.
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This sport, more than most, has long relied on the emergence of such youngsters to drive interest and refresh itself.
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Time for one of the youngsters to join in even if Grigor Dimitrov, at 26, is more veteran than youngster.
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These newly smart devices can adjust your salt intake, hone your toe kick and serenade your youngsters at bath time.
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This is also the case for Britain's youngsters, for whom the Season involves sporting events, cocktail parties, dances, and concerts.
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Amazon is seeking to capture children's attention at a time of heightened public concern over the data-mining of youngsters.
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But two years ago, the staff noticed an increasing number of youngsters returning undernourished after spending school breaks at home.
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On Zyba, a crowd of convivial youngsters migrates from one little bar to another, drinking Jack and Coke, smoking endlessly.
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It snatched the poor creature in its jaws and hurled it toward the shore, among bodysurfing and boogie-boarding youngsters.
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As usual, a few quarterbacks are potentially on the hot seat, with youngsters ready to take over with any misstep.
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The children with the beta-MSH variant consumed three times as many calories for their weight as the other youngsters.
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TWENTY YEARS ago UNICEF, the United Nations' children's agency, took a detailed look at the diet of the world's youngsters.
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Djokovic said he hoped to hold the youngsters off as long as possible, but it's inevitable that they will ascend.
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Both Norris and Russell came into Formula One this season as highly-rated youngsters tipped as stars of the future.
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As a teenager he started his own greeting card company, buying cards in bulk and enlisting youngsters to sell them.
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Snapchat also reserves the right to gate content for youngsters, even if a publisher has chosen not to do so.
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"The enemy made a hasty withdrawal, leaving behind 31 hostages, among them 12 youngsters," Brigadier General Restituto Padilla told Reuters.
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"Lots of Indian youngsters have made bucket loads of money, and they just want to blow it," Mr. D'Souza said.
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It was a time of war in the former Yugoslavia, and tennis was often the least of the youngsters' concerns.
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In the interim, youngsters like Ibrahim and Chaled continue to miss out on vital aspects of their childhoods and education.
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Left to their own devices, those returning would surely tell other youngsters how awful it was going to Somalia to fight.
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Labour's manifesto promise to abolish fees altogether was one reason why it was able to draw youngsters to the polling station.
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More protests could arise spontaneously, or be organised by youngsters online, suggests Philippe Marlière, a political scientist at University College London.
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Although he was within his rights to decline, he was nonetheless put into a special school for youngsters showing unruly behavior.
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But the youngsters are resilient, she said, and in some ways, have resettled into the routine better than the teachers have.
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And while the dead simple offering is primarily aimed at youngsters, there's apparently been a fair bit of interest across demographics.
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The fact that American youngsters are waiting longer before they start families may partly explain the drop in short-distance moves.
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And when parties do contact youngsters, it is often with a message crafted for voters in general, not tailored to them.
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In fact, having recognized that youngsters become computer literate at an early age, Unit 8200 will begin recruiting 13-year-olds.
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Alarm bells ring when HTB comes to town with a new plant, as priests fear losing the youngsters in their flocks.
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Mr Qin says that part of his team's job is to explain Xi Thought to journalists, foreign diplomats and Chinese youngsters.
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Some bankers say that recruiting ambitious youngsters is not that hard; banks still pay well, and plenty still want to join.
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Although youngsters are growing more politically aware, Macau's people are "largely apolitical and pragmatic", says Sonny Lo of Hong Kong University.
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It's been a joy to watch not only Maisie but all the youngsters on the show grow up with the show.
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Like Mr Federer, Ms Kvitova may have as much to worry about with youngsters than she does with her traditional rivals.
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Dr Golle came to this conclusion after she and a team of colleagues studied the early careers of 2,095 German youngsters.
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Youngsters are also easily manipulated, critics say, by "like" and "share" buttons, which may induce social anxiety and infringe on privacy.
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But English clubs squandered this wealth in the transfer market, by signing established stars rather than precocious youngsters from lesser teams.
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Her latest video, released by one of her key charities, Place2Be , is encouraging youngsters to feel comfortable with who they are.
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The youngsters declared the day dubak, slang for a freeze deeper than the standard Russian word for cold, kholod, can convey.
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He believes that as youngsters begin to feel more comfortable reading to their barber, they will carry their confidence into adulthood.
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TikTok features memes and music videos, with some clips showing youngsters, some scantily clad, lip-syncing and dancing to popular tunes.
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His focus now is on helping prevent the 8,000 or so youngsters who fall under his care from joining local gangs.
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The Brexit Party has canny youngsters, such as Steven Edginton, its 19-year-old digital strategist, running its social-media feeds.
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A big reason is that families and youngsters, its target market, were playing games on their parents' tablets and smartphones instead.
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Over 25% of youngsters in middle-income nations and 15% in rich ones are NEETs: not in education, employment or training.
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Clearly, by closing UNRWA schools the U.N. employees meant to encourage youngsters to become cannon fodder for Hamas' deadliest macabre theatre.
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So he died in an avalanche and when he died the group was a group of youngsters without an adult figure.
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TikTok features meme and music videos, with some clips showing youngsters, some scantily clad, lip-syncing and dancing to popular tunes.
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A giant projector displays the action as it happens and there are seats to accommodate 80 spectators, mostly hip-looking youngsters.
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It can only help to have online-savvy youngsters turning his anti-establishment message into Twitter-friendly Marie Kondo memes. pic.twitter.
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In 2012, a man raced toward a school gate in Henan province, flailing a knife as terrified youngsters tried to flee.
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The high schoolers quickly noticed their leader, and since he's a nice guy ... he took an official shot with the youngsters.
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He's a bit older than his students at his School for Gifted Youngsters, so he'd be especially impressed by modern tech.
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These plans may marginally improve competitiveness in the long term, but for now they are likely to favour oldies over youngsters.
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TikTok features memes and music videos, with some clips showing youngsters, some scantily clad, lip-syncing and dancing to popular tunes.
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The Avalanche have a very good corps of youngsters, so tanking the rest of the way seems out of the question.
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We also trail the fortunes of the youngsters hoping to make it in one of the most competitive pop music environments.
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But, nearly two decades after youngsters were first required to contribute to tuition costs, the system has dwindling support at home.
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"You end black colleges, and youngsters will end up as serious social misfits," he told The New York Times in 1981.
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That percentage rose to 53.9% in children ages 10 to 14 and dropped to 38.3% among youngsters ages 15 to 19.
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The league should continue its strong efforts in increasing youth participation, providing interactive digital platforms for youngsters and marketing its stars.
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"Now the youngsters go out to become security guards or couriers or construction workers, anything but a bang-bang," he said.
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Viewers also of a certain age might take delight in this new sitcom's millennial bashing, but it won't alienate the youngsters.
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Attorney J. Wyndal Gordon said the state agency tasked with managing and treating youngsters like his client clearly dropped the ball.
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If you're responsible for any youngsters, our friends at Mommy Poppins have compiled a list of egg hunts over the weekend.
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On Monday night, the "Bodak Yellow" rapper delivered a lengthy tirade on Instagram Live seemingly directed at a group of youngsters.
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The emotional crux of the play takes place during the sessions, when the two youngsters win each other's trust by jamming.
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Cautionary tales of youngsters left homeless in a foreign country after being invited for trials by unscrupulous scouts are not uncommon.
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In recent years she had painted dozens of portraits of people, many of them youngsters, who were killed by law enforcement.
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The zany, pun-filled cartoon has improbably stood the test of time and entertained generations of youngsters through movies and spinoffs.
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Among the public, youngsters look the most supportive, points out Steven Greenhouse, author of a book that traces unions' changing fortunes.
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The child migrant deaths included youngsters who were separated from the parents under Trump's cruel policy and held in unsuitable conditions.
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After Orlando, the Celtics travel to Indiana to play an entertaining group of youngsters in the form of the rebuilding Pacers.
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Styles Q. and A. The riotous hoots of nearby youngsters threatened to drown out his comments, but Mark Lee was unfazed.
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As of now, this is a show that will teach theatrically inclined youngsters what a relatively sophisticated musical number sounds like.
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One clash was violent: Several officers were hurt as masked youngsters throwing firebombs fought with the police, who used tear gas.
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Rising Tennis Stars for the New Decade: Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic still dominate, but here come the youngsters.
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Many of the musicians who come through its programs as youngsters treat Marsalisite traditionalism as a launchpad, rather than an ideal.
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Hopalong Cassidy, the cowboy hero of the movies and TV, had been a longtime favorite of youngsters when another Hopalong arrived.
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"Parents who drink in front of youngsters make drinking a norm," Mattick, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Youngsters, dressed in black and covering their faces, mixed with older people and families with children and the atmosphere was relaxed.
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While 38 children given meningococcal conjugate vaccine developed typhoid fever, there were only 7 cases among the youngsters given the TCV.
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The Director's Take: "Some of them did some horrible things," the director, Martin Zandvliet, told one interviewer, referring to the youngsters.
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The U.N. children's agency UNICEF called for greater humanitarian access to ensure that youngsters in the country have a bright future.
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The Girl Scouts and Palo Alto Networks are also holding a panel discussion on encouraging youngsters to pursue careers in cybersecurity.
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For youngsters not quite ready to tackle the text all by themselves, this edition would be perfect for a read-aloud.
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Already several youngsters were in pursuit of the ball, stumbling in the twilight, eager to be the one to return it.
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Judging by the youngsters I've met in my life, I'm guessing that Nietzsche's meaning would sail right over your granddaughter's head.
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Unfortunately, in America, superb treatment of youngsters is not extant, and its absence is most tangible for the children of minorities.
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The youngsters work in small groups, and the teacher moves among them, asking questions and listening closely to determine who needs help.
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The risk is that youngsters will come to see the system less as a national asset, and more like a gilded cage.
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It's a kitschy use case, to be sure, but the love that youngsters are showing Venmo is a big boon for PayPal.
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Clement had said how much he enjoyed the challenge of the youngsters but his bid faltered as he stuttered before the last.
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Infants and toddlers, separated from their families, are being cared for by other youngsters who may be only a few years older.
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Still, another form of oversensitivity may colour the angst about campus activism—namely that of older people towards the antics of youngsters.
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In 1995 only 16% of American youngsters thought democracy was a "bad" system; by 2011, that number had risen to almost 25%.
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Fewer youngsters at home also means fewer who will need jobs once the expected demobilisation of the army and civilian conscripts begins.
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The accident leaves her orphaned with nowhere to turn but the School For Gifted Youngsters that's run by Charles Xavier (James McAvoy).
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The youngsters manning it were stripped to the waist, armed with rocket-propelled grenade-launchers and drunk at 10.30 in the morning.
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Civil-rights groups used to be led by overbearing and middle-aged men, usually preachers, who hold little appeal for youngsters today.
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The number of youngsters who drive is falling: only 69% of 19-year-old Americans have licences, compared with 87% in 1983.
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The heavy storm inundated hundreds of tented settlements across Lebanon and left youngsters stranded in freezing temperatures, charity Save the Children said.
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These include building more facilities, promoting shorter formats of the game more likely to appeal to youngsters and encouraging more female coaches.
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But lots of youngsters have moved in, and frustration at the government's failure to cut emissions of greenhouse gases is running high.
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The case has thrown a spotlight on the Hart family's previous run-ins with the law and neighbors' concerns about the youngsters.
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A new generation of youngsters was introduced to the sport; die-hard fans were reminded why baseball is known as "America's pastime".
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It is especially potent to point out ways in which rich-but-flawed, crime-ridden America is not safe for Chinese youngsters.
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Clubs have long relied on scouts to spot gifted youngsters, but they also have access to enormous video libraries and performance data.
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When a similar cap was lifted in Australia in 2012, the proportion of youngsters going to university increased in every social group.
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Youngsters aspiring to a career in sport have to overcome massive obstacles, including damage to training facilities from air strikes and shelling.
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Much of the millennial advantage can be traced to Canadian paternalism—that of the state and that of the youngsters' indulgent parents.
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At an almost-hysterically upbeat defeat rally, Mrs Clinton acknowledged that she needed to do more to win the love of youngsters.
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These are popular with Indians who already have degrees but cannot find work—and with youngsters from unemployment-plagued Italy and Spain.
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And an adult Emma laying down some salty, tough love at Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters... Well, that would just be gravy.
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The real test will be whether hip youngsters, devoid of this loyalty, become equally enamoured with their ordinary lives and ordinary problems.
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Tech-literate youngsters are also well suited to the "gig" economy, in which short-term employment is arranged online or through apps.
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Human-rights groups criticised Angola for jailing 17 youngsters for organising a reading of a book about transitions from dictatorship to democracy.
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"There was an absolute immediate applause from both of them for you," he told the youngsters receiving The Diana Award on Monday.
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"This is really protecting youngsters, minors, from being put in a situation that could harm them," Munoz told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The latter group appeals to youngsters and the White House seeks to curb vaping and product use by minors, she said (Bloomberg).
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"I think it was a great race and it's great again to see the youngsters coming and driving so well," said Hamilton.
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Now he's attracting attention from Europe's eliteA number of MLS youngsters have fled the division for Europe over the past few seasons.
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Upwards of 120,000 youngsters will join China patriotic activities at a time of growing disillusionment with Beijing among the city's younger generation.
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"[The youngsters] say they have great inspiration and they say they're gonna tell mom and get mom to start school," she says.
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Katy Perry's "Teenage Dream," which was released nine years ago, is an ode to all the hormone-fueled love affairs youngsters experience.
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Opponents of liberalized marijuana laws have argued that such measures carry public safety risks and would make pot more accessible to youngsters.
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Earlier this year an investigation at the G4S-run Medway Secure Training Centre resulted in allegations of abuse and mistreatment of youngsters.
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In "Little Women" movies, the actors are almost always too old, because the directors need experienced people to play these interesting youngsters.
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It is up to parents to "think long and hard," as President Obama has urged, about letting their youngsters play the game.
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While right-wing pundits are viciously attacking young people for having different political opinions, right-wing politicians are undermining these youngsters' futures.
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The app has amassed around two million registered users in the past year, popular primarily with the crowd of Generation Z youngsters.
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" In her recreational drawing time, Sasha is working on "a team of superheroes I made up, a summer camp of gifted youngsters.
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Now, two years later, Hillary told me about a preschool program developed in Israel, called HIPPY: Home Instruction Program for Preschool Youngsters.
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"I do get a lot of youngsters, a lot of the young offenders, but that said we've had all sorts," Williams says.
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Here, I want everyone to be comfy, from older couples, gringos, and regulars to youngsters on a date or groups of friends.
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Some locals drinking downstairs in the saloon bar look a little bemused, but it's not only trendy youngsters spilling out the venue.
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On Tennis I am all for giving youngsters time and tolerance as they grow up in the spotlight, but there are limits.
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Lincicome emerged from the scoring area to find a gaggle of youngsters, mostly girls, including Alaina Dalton, waiting to get her autograph.
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The pictures that came out of Birmingham — youngsters attacked by police dogs or knocked to the ground by fire hoses — were devastating.
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To promote the youngsters, the tour organized the first Next Gen ATP Finals in November in Milan for players 21 and younger.
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The youngsters can be forgiven for wondering what the fuss is about when they see muscled players like Koepka and Jason Day.
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Scientists are still researching the impact of the coronavirus on children and are asking why it appears to infect relatively few youngsters.
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Bondy has been swamped by youngsters hoping to enroll in the years since Mbappé broke through, believing they can follow his path.
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But such openness, he observed, means that fewer and fewer youngsters are interested in writing for symphonies, a development Mr. Salonen rues.
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In the 1950s, the American psychologist Harry Harlow took young rhesus monkeys from their mothers and found that the youngsters became reclusive.
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The donations will be given to children in local Head Start programs, which help youngsters from low-income families prepare for school.
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But the key to making the Lakers take the leap from an intriguing group of youngsters to real contenders is not Ball.
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She noted that this was around the time smartphones became common and social media moved from being optional to mandatory among youngsters.
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Gangs sucked up the youngsters around him, but Mr. Stanfield's supreme disinterest helped him elude their grasp; he just wasn't their type.
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Beyond being an example for youngsters in their small town, the team's influence and message is evident each time it leaves Xejuyup.
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"Manchester City made changes but that doesn't make it easy because the youngsters that came in were dangerous," Hiddink told the BBC.
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Three dozen youngsters from the Cayman Islands took the ice in 2011 with the former N.H.L. players Dave Andreychuk and Brian Bradley.
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Note that Stonz also makes mittens for bigger kids, as well as snow booties and boots for youngsters of varied size, too.
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The best Red Sox and Yankee players are youngsters, and they do not yet comprehend the joy of rumbling with their rivals.
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In fact, those youngsters' levels were about the same at birth and during childhood as in the babies born to sedentary dads.
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Given the alarming continued rise in obesity, we urgently need to harness the "cafeteria classroom" to teach our youngsters about healthy food.
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Now he hoped to return to his old neighborhoods and talk to youngsters who were as hardheaded as he used to be.
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But as the children's stories fail to warn unsuspecting youngsters, being royal isn't all about living happily, and certainly not ever after.
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It snatched the poor creature in its jaws and hurled it toward the shore, in between body-surfing and boogie-boarding youngsters.
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One comes in a capsule that is too large for younger children to swallow, so it is for youngsters over age 6.
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Fortunately for Juve, when Chiellini does decide to call it time, he has one of the world's most talented youngsters alongside him.
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Fisher-Price now has an adorable play charcuterie set that lets youngsters ages 3 and up pretend to dine like little foodies.
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Under the United States Postal Service's Santa Mail program, parents can see that their youngsters receive a letter "from" St. Nick's workshop.
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Beyond that, it's undeniably funny to imagine a child named Curry running around the playground surrounded by youngsters named Cajun and Capers.
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It's not uncommon to hear stories from families of promising youngsters who enter El Bronx and are not heard from for years.
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He's appeared in immensely popular Arabic-language KFC and Pepsi commercials, and youngsters wearing his jerseys are easy to spot around Cairo.
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After the failure of the pro-democracy "umbrella movement" in 2014 many youngsters concluded that China would never grant Hong Kongers full democracy.
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He singled out Home Instruction for Parents of Preschool Youngsters, a program Ms. Clinton first learned of in Israel and imported to Arkansas.
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That was until three youngsters from his own village, trained in a state program to assist in land matters, came to his aid.
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Also featured in the clip is Paul Rudd's Ant-Man who asks the youngsters if they'd like to take a photo with him.
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This likable cast of youngsters keeps the film fun and energetic, making it all the more alarming each time the "Ghostface" killer strikes.
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As we take our youngsters out this spring, let's make sure that they can recognise a bluebell even if they can't spell it.
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Many of the country's unemployed youth see a system in which the privileged get ahead while more deserving but less connected youngsters struggle.
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Then when the parasite releases its larva from the bump, the crab dutifully shakes the youngsters free, as if they were its own.
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For these youngsters, play can be a way to forget their fears or to transform them briefly into something more manageable and logical.
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In America, where—to the astonishment of Europeans—nobody under 21 is allowed to buy drink, plenty of youngsters have fake identity cards.
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Seaman swatted the guns from the shooter and wrestled him to the ground, protecting other youngsters in his science class, local media reported.
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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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The Blues have one of the largest youth academies in the world, and loan out scores of youngsters to teams in lower divisions.
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Ms Simon explains how Ms Harris would tell youngsters their chances of going to jail or dying if they did not change course.
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Some of the park's suspended nets will let youngsters and adults bounce around, while others will let visitors walk high-above the ground.
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Over the next decade, an estimated 40 million youngsters in Sub-Saharan Africa will drop out of school, according to the World Bank.
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Yet few local revellers appeared to enjoy this year's parade as much as a group of refugee youngsters from the Coração Jolie choir.
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Catalan governments have educated two generations of youngsters in the historically questionable notion that Catalonia is an ancient nation-state oppressed by Spain.
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The idea is to make it easier for youngsters to clamber on to the housing ladder and to incentivise property firms to build.
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For five years Dan and a brother have been kindling an antirock crusade by crisscrossing the country urging youngsters to destroy offending albums.
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South Africa, for example, slashed the share of its youngsters who are underweight from about 20% in 1975 to less than 5% today.
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Today's youngsters may resent having to provide for more pensioners, not least because they feel that older generations have it easier than them.
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It contains the usual bungs and barnacles—including €700m to fund jolly rail holidays for youngsters, even if they can afford to pay.
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Because the babies and youngsters are not yet able to care for and defend themselves, they return to a quarantine area each night.
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In Barnsley only 10% of disadvantaged young people make it to university, compared with 50% of similarly disadvantaged youngsters in Kensington and Chelsea.
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Monday's spontaneous show of affection by the Republican nominee marks a dramatic shift from a previous interaction with youngsters at a campaign rally.
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When compared with similarly-aged respondents on the mainland, British youngsters look far more like their Brexit-backing elders than like globalist cosmopolitans.
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The reboot is a particular hit in the Midwest and among older people, who watch more TV than youngsters glued to smart devices.
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They are then paid a wage as they are taught, enabling them to hopefully go out and inspire other youngsters in their communities.
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IN THE world of "The Hunger Games" youngsters are forced to fight to the death for the amusement of their white-haired rulers.
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Just as, for the first time in history, the world's youngsters form a common culture, so they also share the same youthful grievances.
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The question he faced after taking the job was: How do you get a team of raw youngsters to play to its strengths?
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And although the high-rolling pensioners help to boost spending, an exodus of youngsters makes it hard for firms to hire new talent.
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Rosier passed for two touchdowns and rushed for another in building a 21-0 lead before turning the game over to the youngsters.
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The youngsters sport adorable bedheads (with the exact same shade of blond hair!) as they gaze up at the camera with inquisitive expressions.
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Any other second-unit contributions will have to come from youngsters like Kyle O'Quinn, Willy Hernangomez, Mindaugas Kuzminskas, Justin Holiday, and Ron Baker.
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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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After her defeat she acknowledged—for she could hardly do otherwise—that she needs to do more to win the love of youngsters.
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And most American institutes refuse to pay education agents—consultants who help youngsters, particularly in Asia, to choose institutions and apply to them.
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It seems like the youngsters don't care about the people who built this for us to even be able to be doing this.
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For an ordinary patient in psychoanalysis this requires a few weeks; with radicalised youngsters it can take months, if it happens at all.
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It is the start of shabbat, the Jewish holy day, and as he croons through the psalms, a gaggle of youngsters sing along.
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Mr Murray and Mr Djokovic are in their primes, but they are now being challenged by talented youngsters Milos Raonic and Kei Nishikori.
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Last year, the company also worked with cricket legend Anil Kumble to develop a tracking device that helps youngsters analyze their batting performance.
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Dorsey, who began raising Timothy Coggins when he was 7 or 8, instilled a strong work ethic in the youngsters under his roof.
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Though the line between corporate training and higher education is blurring, for ambitious youngsters choosing a job over a university spot remains rare.
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Should it shield youngsters from the fraught world they will soon enter or, by exposing them to its affronts, prepare them for it?
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Youngsters who had spent their allowances on the fifty-dollar entry fee lined up for makeovers, sampled free eyeshadow, and hashtagged the results.
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They promoted and then gave more playing time to their own crop of youngsters, like Aaron Judge, Tyler Austin and especially Gary Sanchez.
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Children can be incredibly resilient and many of the Bosnian youngsters were eventually able to move past much of what they had endured.
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Used equipment and guest clinics might help address the quantity factor of African tennis, perhaps drawing a few more youngsters to the game.
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The BIR---the Rapid Intervention Battalion, an elite military unit -- is also involved, and helicopters are in the air looking for the youngsters.
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Van Gaal, and Manchester, have gone back to the future and, trusting in youngsters, turned around a season that was seemingly going nowhere.
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The study tested snap judgments made by youngsters ages 9 to 11 right after they'd seen pictures of children with varied body shapes.
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The disparity between what we want for our children and what they might achieve can be especially painful for parents of autistic youngsters.
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Federal officials, struggling to find room for more than 13,000 detained youngsters, say the relocations are necessary to deal with near-capacity shelters.
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He said that many children had been present, and that the first rockets fired by the helicopters had hit a group of youngsters.
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Opponents of liberalized marijuana laws have argued that such measures carry major public safety risks and would make pot more accessible to youngsters.
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Babies, for example, receive plush blocks, while pre-school-age youngsters get mini puzzles, and older children get a Monopoly Deal card game.
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On Saturday, youngsters can attend a workshop on how children can exercise their first amendment rights and speak up about democracy and equality.
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While fewer than 20 percent of Americans now smoke, as many as half of youngsters are chronically exposed to secondhand and thirdhand smoke.
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It's no surprise that team captain Megan Rapinoe just signed to write two semi-autobiographical books, one for adults and one for youngsters.
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If you're an ad exec looking to spend dollars on digital ads aimed at youngsters, it seems like kind of an easy choice.
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There are certainly countless grandparents who have kept pace with the changing landscape and track the newest Apple rumors just like the youngsters.
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Add youngsters like Kris Bryant and Kyle Schwarber, and free agents like Jon Lester, and a long-losing club is finally No. 22012.
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Youngsters will be chosen by their national motorsport clubs on merit, or by lottery, from among those competing in karting or junior series.
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This chick is less than five days old; after another week, it will leave its nest and join other youngsters in the colony.
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The images and stories of these youngsters, robbed of their childhood by the extreme violence of life under the Islamic State, are harrowing.
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Yet some people were not convinced, and they accused Weight Watchers of preying on youngsters who could develop unhealthy habits and body image.
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The Muslim Youth Movement of Malaysia estimates that perhaps half of youngsters in rural states leave for the bright lights of big cities.
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This fast-moving yet profoundly sweet story is just the thing for those nights when certain youngsters have a hard time settling down.
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That's an average of four or five youngsters in a typical American classroom, or about four players on an average youth soccer team.
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Far from spreading Shariah, as Islamophobes have suggested, America's Muslim clerics are focusing on a more familiar trend: youngsters blending into American life.
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When putting a pea-hating child among a group of youngsters who liked peas, she found the anti-pea child was soon converted.
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Richard Torrey draws the savvy youngsters as cartoonish characters in wiry outline, their dueling fantasies writ large overhead in more sketchily scrawled thought balloons.
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About 2,000 children already languish in Iraq's jails, accused of working with IS. These detention centres are poorly equipped to cope with radicalised youngsters.
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According to the mobile phone footage seen by Reuters, elderly villagers and youngsters in school uniforms were among those detained in Wukan on Tuesday.
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The youngsters, who account for around 30 percent of the sector's China sales, are a demographic less sensitive to wider economic factors, executives said.
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The Austrian suggested a solution would be for teams to field a third car specifically for youngsters for a maximum two years per driver.
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It's the culmination of an international "peer to peer" marketing contest that enlists youngsters like CJ to combat extremism using the latest advertising techniques.
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So instead of clowns and cowboys breaking the fourth wall and telling youngsters what to buy, advertisers began using cartoons werewolves to sell cheeseburgers.
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The large open space on the 14th floor of an office block overlooking Taiwan's capital is full of hip youngsters huddled around computer screens.
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But when it came to head-to-head arrogation of resources for offspring, the youngsters outcompeted their elders, and their offspring reaped the benefits.
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Although the graffiti on village walls declare "Death to [King] Hamad", few youngsters risk more than a token rally before police start firing birdshot.
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Kenyan high school teachers tell CNN that -- in addition to the kids from Kenya's slums -- the terror groups are also targeting well-educated youngsters.
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Social networks like Facebook, far from serving merely as entertainment for youngsters, are central to modern life, influencing the way people work and play.
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Critics of the industry have called for manufacturers to limit or change flavors, packaging and labeling so that they are less appealing to youngsters.
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Now, however, some will surely argue that candidates with more traditional résumés — not youngsters inspired by anti-Trump animus — are better-suited to winning.
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Youngsters across the rich world are spending less time in the pub and more at the gym (or smoking cannabis, another alternative to beer).
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This great, tight, actually scary movie is about two youngsters trying to get home from a music festival in the back roads of Ireland.
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She told youngsters at a tea party on Tuesday that her son loves volcanoes and daughter Princess Charlotte enjoys playdates with her older brother.
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He laments the war's toll on the economy, especially because poverty helped drive youngsters to the jihadists' cause in the first place, he says.
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The four youngsters who died at the scene were identified as Gwendolyn Howell, 4, Haley Maher, 7, Isaiah Young, 10, and Nicholas Lowe, 13.
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The desire to give Chinese youngsters a horizon-broadening education unites flintily ideological officials and aspirational middle-class Chinese who care nothing for politics.
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This was the second leg of Ms Obioma's trip with her children from Nigeria to Canada, where the youngsters were scheduled to begin school.
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Mr Lim cites polls showing that youngsters increasingly identify as Taiwanese and consider China another country, albeit one where they like to do business.
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Most of the research so far about generation Z suggests that youngsters today are less hedonistic, better behaved and more lonely than ever before.
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That, and talented youngsters usually make the casting rounds for years, engaging in a lot of near misses, before they finally hit their mark.
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The youngsters will be chosen by their national motorsport clubs on merit, or by lottery, from among those competing in karting or junior series.
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"The army is right to try to attract more youngsters, as many senior personnel will retire over the next five years," Colonel Housen said.
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Pop Warner has instituted measures in the past six years to make the game safer for the 225,20003 youngsters in the league, Heffron said.
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I was late and the game had already started, so I found a queue of excitable youngsters at an iron gate and joined them.
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She held "a fiduciary role as an adult adviser" with the group, which encouraged youngsters to explore careers in law enforcement and the military.
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I don't know the answer, but maybe it's because there isn't much to do around town, meaning the youngsters just play football all day.
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Its energetic minister, Dario Franceschini, is trying to boost the involvement of the private sector and increase the interest of youngsters in their heritage.
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Otherwise, teams have been incentivized to avoid pricey and (presumably) injury-prone veterans, the better to load up on healthy, hungry, cost-controlled youngsters.
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Fans should keep a close eye on all the talented youngsters, and whether they play well enough to answer the longstanding questions up front.
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To all you youngsters out there, these guys intone to an imagined audience of high-school phenoms, this is why you stay in school.
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Recent studies have shown that the drifting youngsters can ride surface currents for hundreds of miles and descend to found new colonies and reefs.
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Many fret that their children may not see the progressive improvements in material wellbeing they themselves have enjoyed, and more youngsters are going abroad.
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Trump and members of the National Park Service -- which oversees the grounds of the White House -- will plant and harvest vegetables alongside the youngsters.
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Also last year, the company also worked with cricket legend Anil Kumble to develop a tracking device that helps youngsters analyze their batting performance.
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Nowadays I share my sunny California patio with flowers, birds, bunnies and mice — my new youngsters — in the company of oldsters, my new friends.
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Shortly before I'd arrived, the Belgian had put on a party for the town's youngsters, complete with a bouncy castle and fun-filled activities.
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The Barca youngsters, all part of the club's hallowed youth academy, "La Masia", walk proudly to collect their medals and lift the inaugural trophy.
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Mr. Heffner made a few calls on his mobile phone, and his grandmother worried about the way that youngsters jaywalk while distracted by technology.
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" One of the youngsters is no doubt looking at Ledecky, he said, and thinking, "I can do that, and I want to do that.
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Youngsters can also tinker with miniature electrical cars, courtesy of the program Nerdy Derby, and make fractal paper sculptures with the artist Nancy Otero.
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After Portugal introduced lighter controls, cannabis use among youngsters dropped slightly; in some other places that introduced lighter punishments it fell steeply (see chart).
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A source inside the prosecutor's office said both youngsters had used Telegram to communicate with Rachid Kassim, an Islamic State jihadist of French nationality.
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"Where this place used to frown upon youngsters, we've noticed a lot coming in here over the past eight months," the owners tell me.
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Raikkonen's switch to Sauber is not such good news for other youngsters, however, with a seat now seemingly blocked for the next two years.
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The youngsters and adolescents were led by young females — daughters that prematurely stepped into the roles of matriarchs after ivory poachers killed their mothers.
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Management of youngsters with the syndrome requires a team approach with flexible educational resources and demands suited to each child's ability to meet them.
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Jewish youngsters would do better to focus their energies on the site that all generations of Jews have wanted to make pilgrimages to: Jerusalem.
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One man's vision has led to a program that has more than 28 youngsters competing in the sport and squaring off in daylong tournaments.
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The donations will be given to children in local Head Start programs, a platform that helps youngsters from low-income families prepare for school.
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Not all immigrants get the same push at home, he says; some parents discouraged their youngsters from going to the city center to mix.
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But even when not injured, youngsters pressured to become star athletes often burn out and drop out, sometimes from sports altogether, Dr. Kocher said.
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Emergency crews found one group of 26 victims, some of them youngsters, lying close together near the top of a cliff overlooking a beach.
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Each show began with a theme song in which the youngsters introduced one another, and ended with a song in which they said goodbye.
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After sealing his triumph, Woods enjoyed an emotional embrace with the youngsters, who later had their own battle for his coveted victor's Green Jacket.
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He also established the Sonko Rescue Team, a group of youngsters who respond to emergencies, sweep streets and take clean water to poor areas.
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This underrated novel flies by in a heartbeat but is full of suspense and emotion, and it will inspire moral debate with your youngsters.
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But while they were in Athens, the youngsters had a friend in the photographer, who would often bring them gifts of toys and chocolates.
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In 2014 New Zealand, one of the countries that tries hardest to avoid giving children criminal records, landed just 48 youngsters under 17 with one.
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"It's amazing what these youngsters are doing," Albright, now 82, tells PEOPLE of Olympic hopefuls like Team USA's Nathan Chen, Vincent Zhou and Mirai Nagasu.
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In 2015, she helped chaperone two busloads of Orlando-area youngsters who went to Washington as part of the anti-violence Million Youth Peace March.
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In one home in Ofra, police and protesters, mainly youths, linked arms and swayed in prayer before the youngsters, offering passive resistance, were taken outside.
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"The thing with these youngsters, they think that they know everything and sometimes they don't really listen to what you say," the Swede told Reuters.
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And although the youngsters came from three major cities, "there's no city from the south, no city from the Midwest, no rural areas," said Russell.
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The tragedy took place on the last day of school before the half-term break, with the youngsters excitedly looking forward to the time off.
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Meanwhile, YouTube was busy incubating its growing crop of "creators," usually lifestyle, gaming, or entertainment-focused personalities who made the platform a destination for youngsters.
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" While they dice millennials and teens into ever-finer categories, paying obsessive attention when youngsters app hop, all those over 55 get classed as "old.
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And, it isn't the first time Yolanda and Gigi have both visited and approved of Malik's Instagram page since the youngsters announced their heartbreaking split.
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Sociologists speculated that there was something unique about the empty materialism and stifling conformity of Japanese society that drove youngsters to look for an alternative.
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Since marrying his wife, Vanessa, in 2011, he's become the father of three youngsters, with the latest addition to the family joining this past December.
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It also seems likely that moderate Republicans offended by Mr Trump will be more concerned than the youngsters by Mr Johnson's ignorance of foreign affairs.
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He transformed a side known for turgid defence into one feared for its swashbuckling attack, by supplementing an experienced British core with flamboyant European youngsters.
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Nearby, giggling youngsters take pictures of each other outside one such edifice: a European-looking villa, its high garden wall topped with ornate green tiles.
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Taking time out later in life to pursue a formal qualification is an option, but it costs money and most colleges are geared towards youngsters.
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That may help explain why productivity growth has stalled, and why British youngsters are less literate and numerate than their peers in other rich countries.
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The problem for Juul, and for firms that want to emulate it, is that e-cigarettes appeal to youngsters as well as to hardened smokers.
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At Tuesday's event, Kate was introduced to a group of youngsters looking to train other children in the sport under the royals' Coach Core program.
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That is linked to the second reason behind the team's successes: an overhaul of the way that the footballing skills of English youngsters are developed.
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And that pressure over peer-group competition and standardized goals squeezed out any potential for the Fitbit to support more sustained motivation for individual youngsters.
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If these youngsters were as bright as their parents think they are, they would notice that the daddies and mommies hit the button just once.
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The pair – who had been busy practicing their curtsy and bow – presented her with a bouquet of flowers as other youngsters cheered and waved flags.
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Part of the problem is too few openings in the region, says Aldo Cammara of Education InProgress, an NGO that helps youngsters learn computer skills.
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Since big, hierarchical gangs fragmented into hundreds of tiny "cliques" of hot-headed and heavily armed youngsters, the city's murder rate has been stubbornly high.
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So youngsters with only rudimentary maths may sign up for a maths degree and those who have little acquaintance with the past can read history.
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If Britain wants to import fewer workers after Brexit, and raise its dismal productivity, it needs to improve the training on offer to its youngsters.
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This desire for early intervention to help youngsters has been at the heart of Kate's work on addiction, mental health and young peoples' well-being.
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She listened to the three top entries in a competition around the theme "Our Stories," which encouraged youngsters to talk about their families and communities.
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Less Quick Comment: The Twins boast an impressive group of youngsters and perhaps it was us pundits leaning a bit too hard on their reputations.
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Unlike normal Medicare, which ensures expensive older people, Medicare for kids would insure youngsters, who are usually quite inexpensive to cover in the short run.
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Other youngsters came forward to ask Mr Durbin for help, often hiding in the car park in front of his office until he left work.
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For Tost says that the actual driving part of F1 is the most natural for youngsters, as it is something they have honed since karting.
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I did not think much of it as other shoppers around me did not react, and I thought it might just be youngsters having fun.
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The company also announced it will be donating $50,000 of Lochte's fee to Save the Children, which will direct the money toward youngsters in Brazil.
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They also need to address these youngsters' primary care issues or have them see other doctors who can address those issues, she told Reuters Health.
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