It's like watching your salad go through adolescence, except it's way cuter than human adolescence.
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" Bieber, who is 24, on adolescence:"I think we can be married and still have fun and enjoy our adolescence.
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Adolescence is a tough time, and adolescence typically get their sense of self, who they are from how they are treated at school.
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Adolescence Adolescence comes with a thorny problem: Teenagers suddenly yearn for privacy just when their lives are expanding to include a range of risky new opportunities.
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Done right, adolescence is a greenhouse phase, but adolescence should not be an escape from adulthood; it should be when we learn how to become adults.
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There was a point where I couldn't really move on from my adolescence if I continued to act out my adolescence through there over and over again.
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Adolescence - by its nature - is uncomfortable, she said.
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" Chu explained that "nicotine impacts brain development during adolescence.
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The dour face came even cheaper — free with adolescence.
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One of the best films about adolescence I have seen.
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It's what I've invested my whole adolescence crafting and developing.
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The music helps me through the growing pains of adolescence.
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At its best, the genre solemnizes the impulses of adolescence.
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In my adolescence, this is what I needed to hear.
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The idea of extended adolescence isn't new in gay culture.
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Big Time Adolescence: Pete Davidson plays a Pete Davidson type.
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Christopher Robin's sad adolescence is a consequence of that dichotomy.
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Hall described adolescence as a period of rebelliousness and individualism.
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Adolescence was as distracting as last weeks' historic Cubs win.
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" Gordon describes Carter's childhood and adolescence as a "state of
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Adolescence typically is the age of onset for mental illness.
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This interest never quite faded away like others of adolescence.
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From adolescence onward, Hitler was a dreamer and a loner.
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Throughout my adolescence, ranking girls -- but never boys -- was common.
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"I think she was going through an adolescence," Wendie said.
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The Journal of Research on Adolescence has finally done it!
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Adolescence is a time of immense physical and emotional transformation.
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I started to think about adolescence as choreography of sorts.
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Big Time Adolescence Rated R for teens partying too hard.
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But then in adolescence they have to earn their manhood.
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But over all, adolescence is safer than it's ever been.
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Adolescence, despite its obvious flaws, can still save the world.
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It is no secret that adolescence is accompanied by insecurity.
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We humans have an exceptionally long childhood and prolonged adolescence.
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"Is she having adolescence?" asks her brother Dash (Huck Milner).
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"Kids can be super sensitive and adolescence can magnify insecurities."
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Who can tell what holds a girl up through adolescence?
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Did you find your own adolescence seeping into the story?
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"I've dealt with depression ever since my adolescence," he said.
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Ling: How did that continue to affect you beyond adolescence?
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His righteous cynicism is adolescence distilled into a sweet liquor.
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She's got one foot in adolescence and the other in adulthood.
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Eating disorders typically begin in adolescence, and anorexia is no different.
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Brain regions responsible for strong emotions are especially sensitive during adolescence.
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During adolescence, she recalled, she began misusing a friend's ADHD drugs.
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They sang the songs that were the soundtrack of their adolescence.
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Throughout my childhood and adolescence, I really struggled with my weight.
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Throughout my adolescence I was in dire need of role models.
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This means most of her adolescence was spent in tortured confusion.
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I only hope this picture doesn't follow this kid into adolescence.
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Golnesa "GG" Gharachedaghi's battle with drug addiction began in her adolescence.
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In Holmer's hands, the anxiety of adolescence is a lifetime condition.
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Speaking in court, the victim said Gunn "made [his] adolescence hell."
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A universal tale of wayward adolescence is woven into complex context.
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In his adolescence, he led the cast of the big screen
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Some people may say he is living out a prolonged adolescence.
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She was particularly adept at capturing the growing pains of adolescence.
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During adolescence, the engine that drives desire and motivation grows stronger.
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"Bonjour Tristesse," Francoise Sagan I love adolescence and the adolescent mind.
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I imagined adolescence as a difficult exam everyone has to take.
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Along with the usual social pressures of adolescence, there were gangs.
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Indy goes through puberty and back to adolescence in some segments.
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Dystopianism turns out to have a natural affinity with American adolescence.
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His aunt has now begun to worry, watching Bpaet approach adolescence.
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The new experiences that adolescence brought led me to binge drinking.
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Adolescence itself is sort of a chemical imbalance honestly; it's brutal.
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Halloween, like adolescence and the electioneering season, gets longer each year.
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Trips into the city were probably the highlight of my adolescence.
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Were previous high school movies an important part of your adolescence?
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Early childhood and adolescence are crucial times of unparalleled neural growth.
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"He destroyed my adolescence," Campos recently told CNN, referring to Miranda.
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Adolescence is a great thing, but we've made it too long.
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"I was helping raise teenage girls through their adolescence," he said.
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Isabel noted how many girls seem to lose confidence during adolescence.
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Mr. Thackeray had destroyed the cosmopolitan, secular Bombay of my adolescence.
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Heavy use in adolescence has been associated with several developmental delays.
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Narcissism is believed to peak during adolescence and decline with age.
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The confusion and shame of adolescence leaves almost no woman unscathed.
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"Until adolescence there are no cardiovascular problems," Scherrer said by email.
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The families saw each other regularly in Agnes's childhood and adolescence.
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" She went on, "A lot of my adolescence was like that.
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It coincided with — and helped to shape — our childhood and adolescence.
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Adolescence Many parents feel that their adolescents hardly need them anymore.
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These occasions stick and hold, among other bent relics of adolescence.
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I just sat there wishing I had experienced a different adolescence.
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Is experimenting with weed a regular part of adolescence in Japan?
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For this study, researchers specifically focused on participants with complete data on psychotic experiences in early adolescence, when they were 13 years old (6,705 in total) and in late adolescence at age 18 (4,676 in total).
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Even boys with the highest level of cannabis exposure in adolescence showed subcortical brain volumes and cortical brain volumes and thickness in adulthood that were similar to boys with almost no exposure to cannabis throughout adolescence.
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Naturally, Big Time Adolescence finds him playing basically that character, yet again.
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Much of Big Time Adolescence feels familiar, in ways good and bad.
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That gave me an opportunity to fulfill a dream of my adolescence.
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He told police he'd had a sexual attraction to children since adolescence.
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The bao goes through adolescence and adulthood like any other growing son.
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During my adolescence, I spent hours of every day in other worlds.
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She understands why education is important both in early childhood and adolescence.
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From this age until adolescence we have a period called middle childhood.
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The show is complex, but it's also not — much like adolescence itself.
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I moved through adolescence learning to use style as a reflective armor.
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We'll see what difficulties come with adolescence and what careers they want.
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Exposure to pollutants in the womb through adolescence can cause irreparable harm.
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Adolescence is a gift— MAHER: Halloween used to be a kid thing.
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It is mostly carried out on girls sometime between infancy and adolescence.
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How will this add to the stress of adolescence as she ages?
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According to Kashey, after adolescence, people lose the ability to eat intuitively.
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Long afterward, the boy came back—coarser, taller, rougher in ungainly adolescence.
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But during childhood and adolescence I hated and resented and hid it.
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But making bad decisions is also what kids do, especially in adolescence.
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These conversations circled around how real estate tech has entered its adolescence.
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Hair metal was part of mainstream rock 'n' roll's necessary rebellious adolescence.
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There should probably be more realistic portrayals of adolescence in mainstream media.
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He hooks himself into the questions that consume adolescence — Who am I?
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Adolescence Adolescents sometimes raise important topics by putting adults on the spot.
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It was Corby that acted as the waiting room of my adolescence.
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In human terms, these starting points corresponded to childhood, adolescence and adulthood.
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There are surprisingly few great TV shows about boys going through adolescence.
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And it begins, like all great novels about adolescence do, with trauma.
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Her conversion to Islam began in adolescence, said people who know her.
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The child of an expat family, my adolescence has fragmented across continents.
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Whether the window for these benefits slams shut after adolescence remains unclear.
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Hence the title of a new film based on Mr Manzoor's adolescence.
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Powers chalks it up to adolescence until Kevin calls at 4 a.m.
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"Until adolescence, parents by and large control the family story," she writes.
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Adolescence As teenagers make plans for the summer, several questions pop up.
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For the current study, researchers followed 338 children from birth through adolescence.
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Maybe we also have an extended adolescence we didn't used to have.
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But prolonged adolescence, in the right circumstances, is actually a good thing.
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Ms. Dixon spent part of her adolescence growing up in Jacksonville, Fla.
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Starting as early as adolescence, the practice can easily continue into adulthood.
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Traumatic experiences in childhood alter the development of brain structures during adolescence.
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Yet that's doubtless how I will think of this time if I become a mother: as a finite, departed "before" that gave way to an ever after, just as childhood molted into adolescence, and adolescence ceded to adulthood.
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"That safety-pin dress was a significant part of my adolescence," he remarked.
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Like her older sister, she had a troubled adolescence, including the shoplifting arrest.
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For her, the 90 percent of her vision she lost in adolescence was
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But these conflicts accentuate the story's notes of nostalgia and reverence for adolescence.
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Buntin sears the reader with her vivid depictions of adolescence, loss, and longing.
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Babitz's heroine, Jacaranda, speaks volumes to the messiness and mistakes that mark adolescence.
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I could experience adulthood with Rowling's characters the way I had experienced adolescence.
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My dad's childhood and adolescence were shaped by his proximity to the conflict.
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As she entered adolescence, she writes, one of her brothers grew frighteningly violent.
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The gap between boys' and girls' running times widens during adolescence (see chart).
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It found that psychological distress and victimization decreased from adolescence to early adulthood.
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For my entire adolescence, my name in any imaginary space was Robin Devoe.
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A single tweet is about to forever alter your memories of your adolescence.
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But what we see of Antía's adolescence suggests that their rift is impassable.
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I ate raw till four, aggressively exercised, and prized my period-less adolescence.
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Instead they're still reflecting on adolescence with a humility and concentration that hurts.
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"There are longterm consequences to the habits we develop in adolescence," McHale says.
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In short, the perfect spot to recover from the stinging disappointments of adolescence.
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I had a dear, funny, brilliant friend who had a very difficult adolescence.
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In adolescence, the two part ways: Elena stays in school, Lila drops out.
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It is still in its adolescence when it comes to grape variety, terroir.
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But in this cast, you won't find anyone within 40 years of adolescence.
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As August, Angela, Gigi and Sylvia move into adolescence, every kiss feels fraught.
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This boy, when he fell into the fist of adolescence, became a junkie.
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"During adolescence, there is rapid brain growth in the prefrontal cortex," she says.
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I vacillate between reason and fear, while my son straddles boyhood and adolescence.
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We became close friends, counseling each other until our last gasps of adolescence.
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Socialist Yugoslavia, built around the charisma of authoritarian leaders, grew during her adolescence.
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Typically, eating disorders take hold in adolescence, and Ms. Bates was no exception.
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It's a feat of storytelling and transformation that seems uniquely suited for adolescence.
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Most people who don't start smoking by the end of adolescence never will.
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Images of Mr. Rini suggest someone beyond adolescence, with a 5 o'clock shadow.
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The search for identity that's so central to adolescence took on extra urgency.
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Adolescence and early adulthood are characterized by both fragile uncertainty and exciting potential.
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Its three heroines are already busy navigating adulthood after bungling adolescence big time.
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Once your children get to adolescence, don't give them any ideas, she added.
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He is going into adolescence, and then he will make decisions for himself.
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Events in adolescence often take on an outsized importance in one's middle years.
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Adolescence It's usually because we're not giving them what they're really looking for.
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By adolescence, she was proficient on nearly a dozen string and wind instruments.
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Adolescence is a gift — " Mr. Maher: "Halloween used to be a kid thing.
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These difficulties, Dr. Zeller noted, are piled onto the normal angst of adolescence.
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Adolescence is known as a time of great social, emotional and physical change.
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Hypertension in adolescence doubled the risk for end-stage renal disease in adulthood.
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Your adolescence, though much shorter than mine, did, for a while, coincide with it.
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"In my adolescence, I didn't have an athletic bone in my body," she admits.
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Born in 1995 and later, iGen's childhood and adolescence have been permeated by technology.
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I spent a lot of my adolescence talking to older men on the internet.
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To be clear, my adolescence wasn't marked by anything close to a gay epidemic.
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Nina also embarks on her own investigations of her late husband's adolescence in Keyhouse.
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"It's the ultimate metaphor: horrors of adolescence manifesting through these actual monsters," she shared.
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Adolescence itself is terrifying, and these comics ought to know: They're currently experiencing it.
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It wasn't just hormone-addled fans going through an adolescence of sorts at Warped.
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It has been a refuge for me since my youth and through my adolescence.
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His self-doubt continued into adolescence — until he discovered a way to gain confidence.
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"In my adolescence, I didn't have an athletic bone in my body," she admitted.
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The hallmarks of my adolescence is now considered "retro" and I want to die.
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My mother was in and out of jail for a period during my adolescence.
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In your adolescence you might have played one of the God of War games.
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Gerwig's script captures the way people actually speak, and the way adolescence really feels.
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Adolescence and young adulthood are already transitional phases that bring unique age-related challenges.
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It's our journey from digital adolescence to a more mature, responsible and inclusive future.
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During late adolescence the brain undergoes widespread synaptic pruning, particularly in the cerebral cortex.
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But it's the novel's exploration of adolescence and adulthood that Gates finds so interesting.
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In fact, the director, Matt, during his adolescence, his mom started some alternative communities.
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Somebody willing to walk through the shadow of the valley of adolescence with them.
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Adolescence is a temporary madness, common as a cold and usually about as profound.
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Adolescence -- once the beginning of adulthood -- now seems to be an extension of childhood.
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Adolescence – once the beginning of adulthood – now seems to be an extension of childhood.
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They often begin in late childhood or early adolescence, making kids vulnerable to bullies.
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Anorexia nervosa is a psychiatric illness that primarily effects young people during their adolescence.
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He might have connected it with a memory from his childhood and early adolescence.
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"Big Time Adolescence" premieres March 13 in selected theaters and March 20 on Hulu.
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The chat program was a workaround for the typical clumsiness and anxiety of adolescence.
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She told me that we shouldn't be introducing our kids to fandom until adolescence.
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Like all kids navigating adolescence, OWN's new series David Makes Man has growing pains.
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Even when addressing the timeless aspects of adolescence, reminiscing aloud may not be prudent.
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What little language he acquired as a toddler has all but evaporated by adolescence.
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Ms. Luft said she tolerated the flakiness as part of the price of adolescence.
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Remember that adolescence is very stressful even in the absence of a national emergency.
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And nearly one in five people who begin marijuana use during adolescence become addicted.
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It sheltered and shattered me, from the end of childhood through a painful adolescence.
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"Adolescence is a pretty critical period for helping kids achieve well-being," she said.
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The challenge of adolescence is not going to be solved in a single summer.
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Yes, it is odd that these are not the breasts I grew in adolescence.
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They can start in childhood, although they usually begin in adolescence or young adulthood.
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Many of them have earned by the gun, killed by the gun, since adolescence.
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Adolescence If you go to see "Wonder Woman," don't leave your sons at home.
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Berman is at her most insightful when exploring the awkward unfurling of female adolescence.
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But by early adolescence, in the mid-twenties, the Bauhaus had outstayed its welcome.
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Another panel, "The Welcome Man," shows Campbell and a female friend in early adolescence.
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We have shown that adversity increases the risk of mental health disorders in adolescence.
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But beneath the normal confusion and stress of adolescence, other worries gnaw at her.
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When you transition into adolescence, that attachment bond becomes your closest, most intimate friends.
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The intimate portrayal of life's vicissitudes through time gives it the feel of an Andalusian "Boyhood"; where that film goes from childhood to adolescence in suburban America, Mr Lacuesta follows his subjects from adolescence to adulthood in an impoverished corner of Spain.
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Less is known, however, about the ways that gender nonconformity may shape health in adolescence.
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I created Alexa Hawkins to escape bullying, gossip, social acceptance, and other frustrations of adolescence.
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In Alabama, I was surrounded by Confederate flags and casual racism throughout childhood and adolescence.
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Nobody's entire future should be taken away for making a wrong choice during their adolescence.
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Unfortunately, it is also embraced by the president with all the enthusiasm of ungainly adolescence.
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Thankfully, I spent the majority of childhood and early adolescence blissfully unaware of my appearance.
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How will she manage to enjoy the rest of her adolescence with her growing fame?
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Collector Joe Baio's photographs will be the focus of an exhibition exploring childhood and adolescence.
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J.D. Salinger's coming-of-age novel has practically become mandatory reading for anyone in adolescence.
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Later in his adolescence, he was molested by an older woman who was a caretaker.
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That awkward transition between middle school and high school between adolescence and puberty and adulthood.
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So there's a weird adolescence that he goes through in the course of [this] season.
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And some existing policies seem to already take this extended version of adolescence into account.
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When I transitioned into rebellious adolescence, I would get into tremendous fights with my parents.
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Pretty Little Liars catches its protagonists in adolescence, before this watching has become completely normalized.
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But within that structure Woodson indirectly addresses all the things we leave unsaid about adolescence.
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Which is why I was interested in the notion of exploring something extreme during adolescence.
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Beginning in early adolescence, William—his mother's favorite—became the target of his father's wrath.
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Looking around, I got the feeling David's life had moved pretty slowly since his adolescence.
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Aligning your paleolithic instincts to your orthodontics for humanity; humanity headgear for humanity's technological adolescence.
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I also was really irresponsible—I kept an extended adolescence going for way too long.
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"We're aiming for the game to feel like a bittersweet memory of adolescence," says Rosenthal.
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It is as tied to memories of childhood and adolescence as any Backstreet Boys song.
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But she's on the verge of adolescence, which in this world means a special transition.
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Depressive symptoms and school burnout in late adolescence are more common among girls than boys.
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I wonder what will happen to Leigh when she enters the rocky territory of adolescence.
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If Mannheim is correct, generational attitudes are formed in adolescence by a major triggering event.
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He continued practicing through adolescence, but when his father died, he largely set karate aside.
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How you form your own identity and how that becomes a performance, especially in adolescence.
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CNN: Like you mention in the book, adolescence is already a time of major upheaval.
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These conversations all circled around one central takeaway: real estate tech has entered its adolescence.
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I spent my whole adolescence, really, not watching movies but reading Agatha Christie novels obsessively.
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His collection of Pinocchio dolls and puppets in the living room dates back to adolescence.
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The three categories help us better understand how people use marijuana from adolescence into adulthood.
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If you were picked on during your childhood or adolescence, you are far from alone.
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I loved having a second mother; when she died during my adolescence, I was crushed.
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As a teenager, adolescence seems like a conveyor belt of first-after-first-after-first.
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They won't really know until he hits adolescence, and grows into his full adult body.
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But Yolanda made it a point to pull her out of modeling during her adolescence.
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But then as they get into adolescence they become aware of the preferences around them.
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A gentle nudge might be needed to move them from comfortable adolescence to empowered adulthood.
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Since her early adolescence, she's used her camera as a tool to cope with it.
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I always knew I was different from the other kids, so my adolescence wasn't easy.
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That feeling of guilt stayed with me throughout my entire childhood and well into adolescence.
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Now, there are at least six: childhood, adolescence, odyssey, adulthood, active retirement and old age.
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The film's tragic figure is Whitney Houston, whom Mr. Davis had mentored since her adolescence.
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Oral herpes is usually acquired early in childhood or adolescence from nonsexual contact with saliva.
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Hard rock came later, with adolescence, when I wanted to individuate and find my cohorts.
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This idea suggests a solution to the evolutionary paradox that is human childhood and adolescence.
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Most patients with anxiety had experienced it their whole lives, or at least since adolescence.
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See the actor's chaotic energy at its peak in the Big Time Adolescence trailer, below:
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It's especially important in adolescence, where the first signs of depression often begin, studies show.
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Kate's adolescence arrived with my 60th year, and the girl had a mean left jab.
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"I think this is something that will remain in the fabric of adolescence," he said.
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I was in early adolescence, and everything I said seemed like an admission of guilt.
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But mostly, as she has grown from adolescence to adulthood, she has wanted to leave.
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It's no wonder that he spent most of his adolescence programming computers in the basement.
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She'd been the soundtrack of adolescence, often validating feelings adults can whittle down to insignificance.
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Kenny's story is a coming-out story, but it's also one of adolescence and acceptance.
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The "furious energy" of adolescence, he suggests, filled the chasm left behind by the plant.
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Dessen's books usually follow a teenager just as she is forced to confront her full adolescence.
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Maybe give the kid some time to enjoy himself, and, you know, go through adolescence first.
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Our children are nearing adolescence and adulthood, and not one of them has held a firearm.
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When I was diagnosed with polycystic ovary syndrome, in early adolescence, no one mentioned fertility concerns.
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But games, being a medium in its infancy (or adolescence, perhaps) is a few decades behind.
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Every woman in my family has always worked since adolescence almost until the day they died.
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Tobacco use almost always starts during adolescence so the FDA said its critical to intervene early.
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Having suffered since adolescence from a wasting disease, probably tuberculosis, he died tragically young, aged 39.
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It tells the story of Jeffrey Dahmer's adolescence, from suburban mall humiliation to prom-night disappointment.
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A month ago, I reviewed 13 Reasons Why as an exceptional show about adolescence and pain.
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Things came to a head in late adolescence: "1965 was pretty heady for me," he said.
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But this notion of adolescence as a phase of irresponsible behavior is a relatively new invention.
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And with the onset of adolescence, she found that the violin offered her an unexpected bonus.
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And Lee wasn't just out of adolescence, as Kirby would have it; he was nearly 40.
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Nicotine is an addictive drug and use during adolescence may cause lasting harm to brain development.
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For five years, the WB show tracked four friends riding through the bumps of adolescence together.
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I spent some years of my late childhood and mid-adolescence growing up in West Texas.
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Throughout my childhood and adolescence, I'd heard my peers flippantly use the term "epilepsy" in jest.
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The perils are those of adolescence itself: clumsy expression, uncertainty and the sad inevitability of aging.
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And as Harry himself endured an angry, troubled adolescence, the story's stakes kept rising around him.
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Unlike the flip phones of our adolescence, this one will be be WiFi- and Bluetooth-enabled.
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"This collection, it's about me, my adolescence, where I come from," Mr. Giorgetti said backstage afterward.
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Kroll challenged fellow celebrities to post awkward photos of themselves during adolescence using the hashtag #PuberMe.
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Our recent research found more young people reported using e-cigarettes than cigarettes in late adolescence.
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Stibbe has a gift for summoning the high-octane low-attention-span pimplefest that is adolescence.
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"They are young, in the middle of adolescence, and they have this psychological vulnerability," she said.
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Together, we can end the culture of abuse that's robbing our teenage girls of their adolescence.
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There is no mention of his childhood or adolescence or any attempt to analyze his character.
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She gives a tidy answer: She ate to protect herself after a brutal assault in adolescence.
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It's a compilation of equally cringeworthy and heartbreaking tableaus about fading adolescence and the uncertain future.
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For most of my adolescence and early 20s, I felt that penetrative (anal) sex was sex.
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The year before 7th Heaven's debut, Larry Clark's Kids conjured an apocalyptic tableau of godless adolescence.
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Identifying as both masculine and feminine has been a part of Marcus Perry's life since adolescence.
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American children dream of entrepreneurship in staggering numbers, yet those numbers decrease by 28% in adolescence.
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But adolescence is also a time when physical activity often becomes less common, especially among girls.
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Thirty-five percent of males said they had watched it 10 or more times during adolescence.
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Evelyn Erickson bears a weariness from living from crisis to crisis: Drugs, alcohol, divorce, perpetual adolescence.
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The researchers only had data at two points in time: adolescence and cause of death later.
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My biggest concern is with young people, whose brains are still developing from birth through adolescence.
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Is he a morally serious artist who casts an unsparing eye on unsavory aspects of adolescence?
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He passes his days here living both an indulgently creative existence and a surreal arrested adolescence.
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She has been sick longer, since adolescence, but thankfully has never lost her ability to speak.
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Because his consideration of doom had gotten him thinking about his doomy adolescence in Porterville, Calif.
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Adolescence Parents play a key role in shaping sexual decision-making among adolescents — especially for girls.
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"GKMC" mimics a coming-of-age novel, taking us through one boy's adolescence in Lamar's hometown.
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When a child really seems to have changed, you can't just write it off as adolescence.
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She battled the oily hair of adolescence with Herbal Essence and Psssst, a groundbreaking dry shampoo.
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It was probably his wartime adolescence that made him yearn for such a rules-based world.
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Unlike Rajesh, whose illness had surfaced in his twenties, Jagu had been troubled from his adolescence.
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Having an older brother is also tied to risk-taking behavior in adolescence, especially for boys.
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Symptoms can begin in adolescence, but young women are often told they simply have painful periods.
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High blood pressure in adolescence is associated with kidney failure in adults, a new study reports.
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Quite literally, as Anorexia Nervosa has the highest mortality rate of any psychiatric disorder in adolescence.
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From then on she continued to be published in regional magazines and newspapers throughout her adolescence.
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This may be why Albinati, even as he gestures toward a generational saga, focusses tightly on adolescence.
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The point was that adolescence is a culturally determined phase of life, not a biologically determined one.
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Early chapters address conception and pregnancy, and then the book journeys through infancy, early childhood, and adolescence.
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It's also got a Lady Bird-like appeal: It depicts adolescence deeply rooted in a single era.
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The characters have only each other (and some pretty fantastic solos) to navigate the perils of adolescence.
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As many of us are well aware, breakout concerns don't disappear by the time we exit adolescence.
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Psychedelics can, in rare cases, catalyze the onset of schizophrenia, if taken in adolescence or early adulthood.
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So a viable clone had been produced, his growth accelerated to adolescence in a short 12 months.
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It transports you to that awkward / thrilling moment in adolescence when everything — good and bad — feels possible.
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"For many people in Taiwan, Kyoto Animation evokes memories of their adolescence," Taiwan's Tsai wrote on Twitter.
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Obama got candid about how she'd compare her own adolescence with Malia, 20, and daughter Sasha, 17.
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The Buffalo Bills of my adolescence are fondly remembered for losing four Super Bowls in a row.
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He's laughing it off now, but Clyff told us his adolescence was rougher than the average kid.
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Yet you could often count on moments of silence to provide refuge from the chaos of adolescence.
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Such a big part of adolescence is about not wanting to stand out, wanting to be accepted.
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That's new Star Trek episodes every year, regular as clockwork, from the start of childhood to adolescence.
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They capture the awkwardness of adolescence, but they also seem to depict a strange, emotionally-removed world.
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When her first patients began living beyond adolescence, Dr. Francis referred them to doctors with adult practices.
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We were the kids, encouraged to enjoy the wild, crazy, protracted-adolescence life of a rock star.
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As a person grows, transitioning from childhood through adolescence to adulthood, their brain has critical developmental periods.
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They sing about drugs, sex and adolescence with thick-knit rock instrumentation and emotionally charged, retro synths.
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During adolescence, they may face an increased risk of social and emotional problems and earlier sexual experiences.
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DIAMOND Especially because it felt like it was important to get the crazy time of our adolescence.
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Yet it's fascinating to observe how a pop culture product of this sort processes and depicts adolescence.
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Adolescence Participating in political activism may be good for our teenagers, according to a new research report.
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But I did find it interesting how clear the patterns were and how much early adolescence matters.
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The issue comes up long before adolescence as gender identity typically manifests itself in children by kindergarten.
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What kind of woman do you think you can be, after missing your girlhood and your adolescence?
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It wasn't just ballet that I disliked; throughout my childhood and adolescence, I avoided most physical activity.
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After their first practice, Kovalchuk told reporters that they had dreamed of being N.H.L. teammates since adolescence.
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"He destroyed my adolescence" The case first made headlines in Mexico after Miranda's arrest in March 2018.
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Many have survived into adolescence, increasing the number of adult kakapos by a third, to 200 birds.
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In adolescence we're mature enough to see through the lies and determine who's real and who's not.
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Otherwise, the demeaning state of national adolescence among American allies will go on, inflaming resentments all around.
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It usually starts during adolescence, and boys are four times as likely as girls to be affected.
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But this, after all, is the way of adolescence — to make much out of next to nothing.
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The good news is that the HPV vaccine is very effective, especially if given in early adolescence.
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The rates of addiction are double if marijuana use starts in adolescence rather than adulthood, she said.
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"Yes in the musical composition I used tropes from 'white indie rock' of my adolescence," she wrote.
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That's because more teens nationwide experiment with alcohol and drugs in high school than earlier in adolescence.
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That's not the case in most Western societies, where fire competency is delayed until adolescence or later.
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This is especially challenging for students who have busy lives and face the normal pressures of adolescence.
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Parents supervise these matters throughout childhood and adolescence, but college students must manage them on their own.
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Adolescence and the novel have always been well-suited partners, sharing an air of growth, of privacy.
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For the past three years, I've also written the monthly "Adolescence" column for The Times's Well section.
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Even a gouache magazine cover by Surrealist Salvador Dalí, titled "Adolescence" (1941) netted a solid $1.5 million.
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"Family cohesion and low parent-child conflict in adolescence not only protect teenagers from depression during the sensitive and vulnerable period of adolescence but also promote mental health throughout young adulthood and into midlife," said study co-author Ping Chen of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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She summered there with her family in her adolescence, and they spend most major celebrations out there, still.
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But make no mistake: Bedroom pillows (and plushy stuffed animals) were the preferred sex toy of female adolescence.
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In the teaser, Sam reveals that his goals for adolescence overlap significantly with a lot of other teens.
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When this didn't happen, disappointment sunk in and the pressure of adolescence started to rear its ugly head.
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Some child specialists have become worried about social media amplifying the poor decision-making that characterizes early adolescence.
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Thanks to the absence of formative interactions in adolescence, the risk of a lonely life is perilously high.
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The film takes seriously the challenges of childhood and adolescence, and the long-ranging effects of early traumas.
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I recommend looking way back; the shit you liked in adolescence is probably still informing your taste now.
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I began therapy to talk about my adolescence, a childhood dominated by traveling and training for swim meets.
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I spent a lot of my adolescence viewing my body as something that could be weaponized against me.
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Your poetry collection, "The One for Whom Food is Not Enough" explores themes of race, adolescence, and feminism.
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Throughout adolescence, Jimenez felt pressured by her intensely ambitious mother, whose high standards were seemingly impossible to meet.
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It was a natural impulse: She has used lyric-writing as a private outlet for expression since adolescence.
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It will warm your heart and make you cringe as it brings up memories of your own adolescence.
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As I continued down the wobbly cycle of adolescence, I was only greeted with more signs of separation.
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This means that he spent his childhood and adolescence in one country and his teenage years in another.
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The story follows a queer man coming to terms with his identity through his childhood, adolescence, and adulthood.
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Adolescence can last anywhere from three years to 65 — at least in the case of the Trump administration.
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But she blasted the education department's decision, noting that trans youth are often under incredible strain during adolescence.
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Throughout childhood and adolescence, Alexander Rorabaugh saw the International Church of Christ as the center of his life.
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In fact, the perspective-granting neurological development of adolescence makes possible some pretty terrific conversations with your girl.
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"But being overweight in adolescence is bad — we knew that before, and this study shows it's really bad."
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And the book, which spans roughly a decade, following her children from toddlerdom to adolescence, begins so promisingly.
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But while smoking in youth was associated with increased arterial stiffness, stopping during adolescence could restore arterial health.
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Public health strategies need to prevent adoption of these habits in adolescence to preserve or restore arterial health.
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Ito used digital media with her son and daughter, who are now 19 and 21, throughout their adolescence.
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"Abuse in childhood and adolescence is far too common, in both women with, and without, endometriosis," Harris said.
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During adolescence, weak or redundant connections between neurons are normally pruned back, leaving the stronger ones to flourish.
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After a terrible crime separates them in adolescence, they are thrown together and reunited years later as adults.
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Consequently, chronic and/or heavy marijuana use in adolescence has been associated with a number of developmental delays.
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Katie Chase's debut is full of fun-house mirror examinations of female adolescence, marriage rites and suburban routine.
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The first, Simon Ives, is a typically overwhelmed and overscheduled 2155-year-old on the brink of adolescence.
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The first, Simon Ives, is a typically overwhelmed and overscheduled 230-year-old on the brink of adolescence.
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It seems average high schoolers capture every important and not-so-important moment of adolescence on their phones.
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Writing about these experiences semi-anonymously almost felt essential to adolescence, in the way diaries always have been.
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"Girls' futures have already been mapped out for them: marriage in adolescence, childbearing early and often," says Patel.
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Of course, at the center of the confidence changes in adolescence is what's going on in girls' brains.
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I've done the same in this house — a shoe box of old mixtapes and the detritus of adolescence.
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"Weight-based teasing in adolescence predicted obesity, and also eating food to cope with emotions," Dr. Puhl said.
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Polo by Ralph Lauren ($2210) reminds me of adolescence and early attempts at some sort of personal hygiene.
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But self-compassion may be most critical in adolescence, when researchers say it is at its lowest levels.
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Adolescence becomes, for many, a grind of test-taking and extracurricular activities that leaves kids anxious and exhausted.
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Adolescence Adding college students back into family life is rarely as simple as rebooting their high school days.
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Two, I figured that as children enter adolescence, they begin to understand that their parents are just people.
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Smartphones and social media may be, in fact, transforming the experience of childhood and adolescence in some ways.
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Though teenagers are often unfairly critiqued, it is true that adolescence can be a phase of marked egocentrism.
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Acne is primarily associated with adolescence, a period in life that is associated with the awkwardness and immaturity.
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Through my childhood, adolescence, and adulthood, sexual trauma has always been in the foreground of my lived experience.
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That sensitivity may spur the growth of boys during adolescence, when their bodies are flooded with growth hormone.
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It is also a mesmerizing story about difference and adolescence, one that is far more realistic than most.
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But most of the time, parents are helping their teenagers weather the normal trials that come with adolescence.
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THEN: Leonardo DiCaprio started acting when he was 5 years old and appeared in projects throughout his adolescence.
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Titled "Pure Desire," it was a study of male adolescence and ennui as seen through teenage Icelandic skaters.
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Then there's the kind of popularity that emerges in adolescence: status born of power and even notorious behavior.
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Alex R.: Typically, symptoms of lactose intolerance first appear in adulthood or adolescence, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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He's thirty-three years old—an age that, in the bridge world, counts as something like late adolescence.
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"We had had all these deep emotional conversations about how you navigate the terrain of adolescence," she said.
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Rousseau had little formal education, but he accumulated plenty of experience during a largely unsupervised childhood and adolescence.
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But I also don't think I did her any favors when I let her adolescence scare me away.
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His relationships with younger women often end painfully after a few months, dooming him to a perpetual adolescence.
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"A generation of people have been active and athletic through not just adolescence but through adulthood," he said.
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After Tucker began exhibiting behavioral problems in early adolescence, Crane took him to Dr. David Nilsson, a neuropsychologist.
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After enrolling in school and showing signs of recovery, Browder succumbed to the torture that had defined his adolescence.
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You have a childhood, youth and adolescence free of having to worry about social media posts and mobile phones.
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I don't think I'm alone in saying that 2005's "Hide and Seek" was the soundtrack of my adolescence.
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Smoking during adolescence has also been associated with lasting cognitive and behavioural impairments, including on working memory and attention.
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Researchers asked them about a true event in their adolescence (as provided by their parents), then a fake event.
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We discuss how Big Mouth combines increasingly dirty jokes and random gags with genuine thoughtfulness about sex and adolescence.
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Watching a movie that scares the bejesus out of you is a time-honored tradition of adolescence, after all.
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And if we met them in our late adolescence or early adulthood, forget it — their significance is almost indescribable.
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The finding also helps explain some other mysteries, including why the disorder often begins in adolescence or young adulthood.
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For example, social isolation in adolescence raised the risk of inflammation to about the same degree as physical inactivity.
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I listened to it relentlessly and unapologetically, falling in love with it over and over again throughout my adolescence.
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For a certain portion of us, owning a Bratz doll during adolescence dubbed you the coolest kid in school.
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Poye is one year older than Chuy, but carries himself in a confident way that suggests someone beyond adolescence.
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"When you hit a certain point of adolescence, that's when you experience the rawest, most undiluted feelings," he says.
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But the smaller survey, involving males from adolescence through early adulthood, asked about the timing of first heterosexual intercourse.
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There's a proud tradition in genre films of using the supernatural as a metaphor for the horrors of adolescence.
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As the piece noted, adolescence itself is a social construct, and a century ago there was no such thing.
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It is thought that she had a pretty rough childhood and adolescence and may have even been a prostitute.
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It's as funny and true to life about nerddom and adolescence as anything you'll see on the small screen.
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This demonstrated the existence of some sort of critical period around adolescence where the mice found social behavior rewarding.
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Suffocated by a childhood and adolescence behind locked doors, she's both thrilled and terrified by a more rebellious life.
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I can only think that the first 18 years of my daughter's adolescence will go by just as fast.
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Davies had a troubled adolescence in state-run care homes and spent his youth in and out of jail.
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So while she'll be Winona Ryder Forever, it seems she's finally escaping the 90s and her—our—extended adolescence.
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Where previous generations needed glamorized rebellion, millennials want an honest reflection of being caught in a permanent state adolescence.
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The Abecedarian Project, a preschool program in North Carolina, followed participants from early childhood through adolescence and young adulthood.
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They may affect a transgender and gender-variant person's psychiatric health and well-being during adolescence and young adulthood.
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It felt stuck in adolescence, to be honest, but his playful vision seems to be connecting all the same.
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He later found himself with Sophia Booth, his landlady in Margate, which he had regularly visited during his adolescence.
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Here they offer a show focusing on life's more humiliating episodes, and heaven knows, adolescence is full of them.
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His late adolescence and early adulthood had been spent in captivity, yet he bounded toward us like a fawn.
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As Mr. Cao approached adolescence, political tensions in China were escalating, culminating in the Cultural Revolution of 1966-76.
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Adolescence For many parents, talking with children about eating, weight or nutrition is like mincing through a conversational minefield.
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He had a plan to patch over schlocky bits by drawing on the psychoanalyst Françoise Dolto's work on adolescence.
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Breyer: All of the things that are normally happening in adolescence are sort of going backwards for a while.
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The adverse effects of excess weight in childhood and adolescence don't necessarily wait to show up later in life.
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Along the way we learn of Mr. Cai's adolescence, his inspirations and the commercial and political pressures he encounters.
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For Flash, the series has functioned as a homecoming of sorts, even if you can never return to adolescence.
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In New York people stay in this sort of extended adolescence, where they just act like college kids forever.
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Photo courtesy of Kickstarter/85 NorthProductions Diana spent most of his adolescence in the small town of Largo, Florida.
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During her adolescence, the only question on Little Bear's mind was how to get rid of her unwanted hair.
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She talks to Broadly about her beguiling drama and how she nailed its strange in-between feeling of adolescence.
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The 63-year-old was born and raised in Brooklyn, and the events of 9/11 bifurcated his adolescence.
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Adolescence is widely recognized as a critical period in child development that shapes the choices people make in adulthood.
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The bouncers looked itchy for someone to nut and the walls throbbed with barely-out-of-adolescence sexual rabidness.
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Adolescence Adults can help by making sure adolescents don't overestimate the dangers or underestimate their ability to protect themselves.
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Since the Korean War broke out in 1950, war would have been the enduring experience of this man's adolescence.
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Children born by assisted reproductive technologies may be at risk for high blood pressure in adolescence, Swiss researchers report.
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Our own schools completely shut down any talk of sex during the most important time of development in adolescence.
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In my memories of adolescence, beneath the constant ribbing and occasional pyromania, we had tremendous affection for one another.
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SEITZ I was surprised and moved by some of David's recollections of his adolescence and childhood in New Jersey.
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With Big Time Adolescence now streaming on Hulu, now's the perfect time to get to know its rising star.
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It is a continuing astonishment to many a sensible adult that anyone who survived adolescence takes Ayn Rand seriously.
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There's an enthusiastic crack of adolescence, of nasality, in his voice that might sound nerdy but is also warm.
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I kept his books by my bedside for most of my adolescence, and saw his movies over and over.
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Newly single in our early 30s, Susannah and I are each living our own versions of a second adolescence.
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They are only at the start of adolescence, and already every cell in their bodies wants to resist me.
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It can begin in childhood, becoming more common in adolescence and peaking in prevalence at ages 35 to 39.
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I wished my nose was thinner and straighter and -- as I came into my adolescence -- my body less curvy.
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Studies indicate that most children reach their activity peak at about age 7 and become more sedentary throughout adolescence.
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Adolescence What if we advised young people to check for nothing less than enthusiastic agreement from their sexual partners?
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This is my story too: an adolescence / early adulthood characterized by extreme and obsessive running and severe calorie limitation.
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It's difficult for many children to speak at all — especially these young girls teetering on the edge of adolescence.
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Another study, published in 2018 in the Journal of Research on Adolescence, examined social influences on adolescent alcohol use.
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"Peers, friends and romantic partners — those people become much more influential on our behavior during adolescence," Dr. Wesche said.
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He was the leader of a group of mutants stuck in perpetual adolescence while her father, Falco, ruled Obsidian.
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And young adults who were binge drinkers during adolescence were also twice as likely to become extreme binge drinkers.
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Most Dutch youth start drinking in adolescence, and many prevention efforts focus on this age group, the authors note.
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A tale that might have come from the Brothers Grimm is presented, deadpan, as a true memory of adolescence.
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In addition to being engaged in political topics, we're also engaged with romantic love, mental illness, adolescence, and adulthood.
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Cat's safe but lackluster adulthood can't compare with her adolescence, which was at once not enough and too much.
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Today, some 60 million 10-year-old girls around the world stand at the threshold of adolescence and menstruation.
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They also knew that whatever bullshit-slicing superpowers adolescence may have granted them, Greta possessed another superpower as well.
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In his late adolescence, he spent years working on "Babylon, Babylon," an epic novel set in sixteenth-century Mexico.
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By the time adolescence draws to a close in our late 30s, it can become a problem once more.
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Some psychologists worry that fathers tend to withdraw physically from their daughters as they approach adolescence, with harmful effects.
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Her debut novel, "Who's That Girl" (HarperTeen, 63) was lauded for its honest portrayal of the awkwardness of adolescence.
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In adolescence, we expect more initiative and investment regarding duties and obligations, but most parents don't abdicate oversight altogether.
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Misunderstandings and assumptions about patterns of behavior in adolescence have been flourishing in the discourse around Kavanaugh's alleged actions.
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Given that the drive for autonomy is a central force during adolescence, taking orders can be especially annoying for teenagers.
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But more often than not, teenage eye-rolling serves as an efficient solution to the typical challenges posed by adolescence.
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The 2016 winner, "Moonlight" — an indie film about African-American adolescence, directed by Barry Jenkins, grossed only $27 million domestically.
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The company offers subscription-delivery kits with training materials and accessories designed to care for puppies from teething to adolescence.
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But they're not gangbangers, and G-funk's "Golden Era" ended during their adolescence, so there's more to their sound, too.
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"It's essentially a soap opera," my friend said one day while we remembered the adolescence we never had in Dillon.
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Constantly navigating the "right" way to tell a man you're not interested is something we've learned to do since adolescence.
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Over the course of my adolescence, I went through many different and painful experiences trying to figure out my sexuality.
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Revisiting the repressed and dusty elements of your adolescence by indulging in a 24-hour Buffy the Vampire Slayer marathon.
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Instead, throughout the '90s and Renfro's early adolescence, Hollywood kept courting the child actor, trading on his name and fandom.
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The football players deal with the pressures of adolescence while living up to the expectations of their football-obsessed community.
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Getting acne again in adulthood — or for the first time, if you made it through adolescence unscathed — feels especially unfair.
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Brühlmann does a great job of balancing this magical, aquatic world within the realistic themes of adolescence and early feminism.
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At first, it was believed to only affect children, but ADHD is now known to persist into adolescence and adulthood.
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It's a massive re-building that explains why social perceptions and behavioral tendencies seem to change so quickly in adolescence.
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English writer Beatrix Potter's lifelong love of nature didn't just inspire her novels.... During Potter's adolescence, she kept a journal.
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That's because her beloved mom was her "only true female friend," following an adolescence spent at a "tough" boarding school.
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Chapman. Ah yes, adolescence, that time in one's life when one occasionally just wakes up with an entirely different face.
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In an interview with PEOPLE Now on Wednesday morning, the Bizarre Foods host recalls a pivotal moment during his adolescence.
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It noted that nicotine exposure during adolescence can harm the developing brain, which continues to form until about age 25.
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How self-regulation works As children go into adolescence and then adulthood, they might make ADD/ADHD work for them.
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"I like to do a lot of work in prevention, focusing on adolescence, because that's where this starts," she said.
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Center, LH: Gus Van Sant's "My Own Private Idaho" (1991) was one of the most pivotal films of my adolescence.
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In this solo play, adapted and directed by Annie Ryan, Aoife Duffin portrays an Irish woman, from fetus through adolescence.
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I just know that I had this urge inside me to retweet myself that got stronger and stronger through adolescence.
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She was in her last year of grade school in 1989, and entered adolescence amid a swell of underground culture.
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Just one generation after Nelson Mandela's 1994 election, South Africa's democracy has entered an exhilarating but nerve-racking political adolescence.
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Most participants had developed eczema as infants or during childhood, but five of them didn't get the condition until adolescence.
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I spent my adolescence in a state of anxiety, fearful that, at any moment, I might lose my little sister.
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Adolescence is fraught, no matter where you go through it, but social factors may make it even harder for girls.
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These leukemic cells, stuck in adolescence, were the harbingers of the coming horde that had so astonished 19th-century surgeons.
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But they were basically documenting my mother's adult years and adolescence in Puerto Rico, from the 1950s to the 70s.
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During the tumultuous and sensitive age of adolescence, kids were showing how eager they were for a dose of positivity.
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The concept behind the X-Men is that some seemingly normal humans have dormant super powers that emerge during adolescence.
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Universal Adolescence involves realizing that your parents were once just like you and that you will someday be like them.
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Some probably took it when they were too young for it to really count — IQ doesn't stabilize until late adolescence.
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Born Roberta Joan Anderson to a Canadian military family, Mitchell and her parents settled in rural Saskatchewan during her adolescence.
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In adolescence, kids also typically become more independent and less affectionate with their parents as they develop their own identities.
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And if it's a little myopic in its focus — well, isn't that another one of the universal bugs of adolescence?
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The study wasn't designed to prove whether BMI during childhood or adolescence directly impacts the development of diabetes in adulthood.
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By the time children reach adolescence, many physicians and parents still don't view sexuality as a part of normal development.
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But the ministry stopped short of endorsing that attraction into adulthood, framing it in the context of experimentation during adolescence.
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That since adolescence I'd been promising myself a life that could only be unlocked if I looked a certain way.
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Iweala writes with such ease about adolescents and adolescence that "Speak No Evil" could well be a young adult novel.
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The news comes as the comedian's first lead-role project, "Big Time Adolescence," is being shown at Sundance Film Festival.
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A maze is an excellent metaphor for adolescence: Both are difficult to get through, filled with obstacles and unexpected turns.
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But what sets Sex Education apart from other shows that concern themselves with adolescence, sex, and love is its tenderness.
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This comes from an adolescence spent swimming with a local team, and as a lifeguard when I was a teenager.
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Psychotic disorders tend to emerge in late adolescence or early adulthood, during or after a period of rapid brain development.
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In puberty and adolescence, masturbation is much more directly linked to developing sexuality and to the desire for sexual satisfaction.
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This novel for children age 8 and up deals with several of these themes, including masculinity, adolescence and gay marriage.
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Of the new ones, the least understood is odyssey, the decade of wandering that frequently occurs between adolescence and adulthood.
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CRITIC's NOTEBOOK Newly discovered photographs by the Nobel-winning novelist reveal a South African adolescence shaped by art and apartheid.
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It's worthy of celebration that they lived their adolescence and young adulthood in a far different culture than I did.
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I want to live in a world where children of color don't spend their entire adolescence wishing to be white.
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I was perimenopausal when Pedro" — her son — "was in the throes of adolescence and at the mercy of testosterone poisoning.
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The answer: Childhood and adolescence may, at least in part, be designed to resolve the tension between exploration and exploitation.
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Indeed, the sometimes unwelcome transformations that come with adolescence almost always signal that things are going just as they should.
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This burst of political energy belies a deeper and more profound observation: Adolescence itself is a period of great promise.
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The central concept—mutants who are troubled by their own powers, which emerge in adolescence—is a reliably effective device.
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She moved to New York and had the usual challenges of adolescence, going to a new school and learning English.
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A second was when the animals were older—an age roughly equivalent to the period just before adolescence in humans.
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Unlike other rising teen stars, including Miley Cyrus, she circumvents scandal and manages adolescence and her career transition with dignity.
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In one, he recounts his adolescence in Tirana, as Albania plunges into chaos after the fall of the Communist dictatorship.
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I was thirteen when she became Prime Minister, in 1979, so all my adolescence was spent under her long reign.
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Girls experience depression at twice the rate of boys in adolescence, Ms. Simmons said, a pattern that continues into adulthood.
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His estranged stepfather, who is dying, responds, as do two friends from David's adolescence who once competed for his affection.
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For movies, cue up Pete Davidson's much-discussed Big Time Adolescence, the terrifying Pet Sematary, and rom-com Leap Year.
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Just as in the destructive patterns in adolescence, women can be both the victims and the villains in these scenarios.
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They also are perched on that precarious cliff wall between adolescence and manhood, and that brings other questions and yearnings.
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The titularly aged Jane Purdy finds herself navigating adolescence in the '50s, which looked a lot like it does today.
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It tapers off toward adolescence, but as our interests shift to social relationships and the robust exchange of ideas — i.e.
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Jessi of "Big Mouth" is, of course, a cartoon, which allows the character to careen dramatically between adolescence and maturity.
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Adolescence A D.I.Y. snow globe full of glitter is an apt metaphor for the emotional chaos of the adolescent brain.
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Late adolescence through the 20s are the peak risk period for sexual perpetration, and, for that matter, most other crime.
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I consider myself extremely fortunate to have supportive parents who helped guide me toward balance and happiness in my adolescence.
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In this book, Sendak is inviting us to grapple with adolescence and its definitive break with the securities of childhood.
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She's an impossibly cool but also totally tender songwriter documenting adolescence with an insight most people only manage in retrospect.
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His father is "quiz kid" Joel Kupperman, who became world-famous in his youth but retreated from the spotlight after adolescence.
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These momentous occasions occur throughout all different stages of adolescence and adulthood, making gift-shopping for them a more complex endeavor.
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You can expect to see a lot of Pete Davidson in these coming months thanks to his movie Big Time Adolescence.
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Hughes spent most of her adolescence hospitalized, as she became so sick that she could barely walk and suffered immense pain.
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The same degree of stress or heartbreak will trigger a more intense emotional response in adolescence than during childhood or adulthood.
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Because of that dark adolescence, Nadia grew into a "nothing means anything to me" adult, as Lyonne says of her character.
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Life can feel both endless with possibilities and claustrophobic since even minor tragedies carry the extra weight that comes with adolescence.
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The researchers found that boys were more likely to experience growth spurts during adolescence that affected their ability to walk straight.
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Adams' music showed me in my adolescence that men could care, that they could be simultaneously hard rockers and sensitive souls.
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The researchers screened over 4,000 papers before finding the few that specifically tracked marijuana use and mental health starting in adolescence.
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When talking about her adolescence, she tells her therapist Jennifer about the first time she ever talked to someone about gender.
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Both books are sincere depictions of adolescence and how a young girl's first love can often be her first close girlfriend.
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Researchers used data from more than 14,000 Americans in four large, nationally representative surveys of health from adolescence to old age.
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And without the close scrutiny that comes with being public, other firms appear trapped in a permanent adolescence of erratic management.
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It makes me nostalgic for the adolescence of my parents, whose interiority at that age I'm never actually going to know.
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Adolescence is a charged time, with rapid hormonal changes coinciding with moral development and emotional energy in need of an outlet.
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In fact, many who know Mr Wise describe him as wracked by post-traumatic stress, unable to escape his ruined adolescence.
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"I can't imagine that anyone who isn't in early adolescence would be crazy about 13," wrote the Times critic Ben Brantley.
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Evie's experience with Russell and Suzanne is so rare that the novel can't stand as an exemplary examination of female adolescence.
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In early adolescence, she says, children may or may not understand the finality of suicide or realize their symptoms are treatable.
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In the same way, he said, he really made friends only in his late 20s, after an adolescence consumed by work.
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Throughout my childhood and adolescence, I vividly remember the election of women to the U.S. Senate because there were so few.
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Now, while it can be fun to return to your awkward adolescence, a huge core of Snapchat's users are, well, teens.
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The procedure is usually carried out between birth and adolescence by community elders, traditional health practitioners or trained health-care providers.
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For the current study, researchers followed 231 youth with autism and 8,180 without the disorder from middle childhood through early adolescence.
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For those who pass adolescence in prison, some of these rites disappear; the ones that occur take on a distorted shape.
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The period of adolescence represents the second greatest wave of brain growth and development, after the first few years of life.
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Women with a history of severe childhood sexual abuse continuing into adolescence had a 49 percent increase in risk for endometriosis.
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Over-involved "helicopter" parenting during childhood has been linked to anxiety problems in adolescence — and even the abuse of pain pills.
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As Simcott entered late adolescence, he said, "the Internet was starting up," so he could practice his languages in chat rooms.
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He also affectionately fictionalizes his own past (he wrote the script), drawing from his actual meeting in adolescence with Mr. Salinger.
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The principles of budgeting can be taught from a young age and sustained as a child grows into adolescence and adulthood.
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For baseball players, who skip straight from an immature adolescence into a premature senescence, that realization often comes early, and brutally.
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As we grew into adolescence, it reaffirmed a shared view that was, predictably, in opposition to our parent's standards of decency.
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Girlhood deals with themes of friendship, adolescence, sexuality, and poverty, depicting how race and gender shape experiences within each of them.
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Having yet to be fatigued by the aches and pains of adolescence, the music world seemed impossibly glamorous and improbably brilliant.
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"I've always been glad that I grew up the way I did," she writes elsewhere, referring to her Evangelical Christian adolescence.
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Adolescence is itself a state of crisis, so emotions always run high, and life-impacting decisions really are around every corner.
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I sometimes think that all horror writers are cases of arrested development, stuck forever in the terrors and insecurities of adolescence.
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He had treated her from early adolescence as a vulnerable person, but out of it came her incredibly satisfying professional life.
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Furthermore, most of our rudimentary habits are formed prior to this final phase of adolescence, when we are living at home.
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At least now when we look back at the many embarrassing aspects of our adolescence we can (partly) blame the stars.
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After "a couple of decades of being the shiny new object," she said, the charter school movement is experiencing an adolescence.
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Unfortunately, anyone for whom adolescence is a distant and unpleasant memory is unlikely to feel like screaming, not in ecstasy, anyway.
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Max hangs upside down, batlike, and gains her trust by promising to serve as her confidant through the pangs of adolescence.
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From girls to friendship to owning up to your mistakes, viewers saw Cory face the good and bad moments of adolescence.
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The web was still in its awkward adolescence, AOL the world's dominant homepage, MSNBC still a partnership between Microsoft and NBC.
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Adolescence As summer gets underway, teenagers may be home more often, but that doesn't necessarily mean you'll see more of them.
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Johnson: It's a combination of that mythic hero's journey, which is all really about going from childhood through adolescence into adulthood.
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"In fact, almost everything that teens go through during adolescence is a normal part of their development," according to Newport Academy.
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Of those participants, they found that 16.9% said they'd wanted blockers during adolescence, while only 2.5% of them actually got them.
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The concert was a bonding trip, one of those markers of adolescence, and a small, tentative step into the adult world.
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Childhood and adolescence In childhood, exercise helps control body weight, builds healthy bones and promotes self-confidence and healthy sleep patterns.
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It has become evident that sexual abuse is rampant, not only in the workplace and on college campuses, but throughout adolescence.
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This project often begins in early adolescence with an abrupt and powerful urge to distinguish oneself from the adults at home.
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For that, it's worth tasting wines at all levels of aging, from young through adolescence and middle age to doughty senescence.
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Her most important point: Boys' sudden silence in early adolescence is as much a product of our society as their brains.
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The experience of pleasure is known to be especially intense during adolescence, and this can include the sensations associated with alcohol.
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While girls around me shared their excitement about first kisses, prom dates, makeup and bras, I became increasingly disoriented by adolescence.
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It is also very much a creature of a technology industry that is still struggling to graduate from adolescence to adulthood.
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"Women benefit more from positive adolescent family relationships than men, especially in adolescence and the early 20s," Chen said by email.
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Just as in the destructive patterns in adolescence, women can be both the victims and the villains in their adult relationships.
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But in this country's adolescence he also finds our essential human paradox, our heartbreak: that love and fear are equally ineradicable.
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Cannabis use in adolescence is widespread, and rates of use are likely to increase further as more states move toward legalization.
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The long-brewing Where Cards Fall seamlessly blends together a touching tale of adolescence with a series of clever environmental puzzles.
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Adolescence The Thanksgiving break may be the first opportunity students have to step back from the situation and evaluate their role.
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Addressing the challenges children face from birth through adolescence is a serious undertaking requiring investment at the community and national levels.
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They were driven by the rivalry of siblings, the fragile pride of adolescence, the terror of failure in an unforgiving city.
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The scary, exhilarating brightness of raw adolescence emanates from every scene of Sarah DeLappe's incandescent portrait of an indoor soccer team.
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Though she'd studied classical cello throughout her childhood and adolescence, Dal Forno's relationship to music, until now, has been largely collaborative.
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If you spent your suburban adolescence sinking sake bombs, how do you go about ordering sake without looking like a dink?
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Through fireside chats and texting, Winfrey listens and offers advice to the girls as they wind their way through adolescence and adulthood.
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" Her first project, Transición (Transition), originated from the photographer's attempt to do "a portrait project about the transition from childhood to adolescence.
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"My right side didn't develop at all, causing tremendous insecurity as I entered adolescence," says Melissa Amaya, a 36-year-old author.
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Wiseman explains that a lot of toxic female behavior at work is rooted in a scarcity mindset established in childhood and adolescence.
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Songs like that may hit harder in adolescence when you're acknowledging things for the first time, but they don't get left behind.
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" Perkins contends that the genre "never quite grew out of its adolescence," adding, "Don't you find it insufficient as an art form?
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His family moved to Brooklyn when he was a child, and St. Fleur spent his adolescence and early adulthood learning from artists.
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When we'd speak on the phone, he talked like he was grounded — like he'd been sent back in time to cranky adolescence.
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But appearances masked explosive conflicts inside the home and attacks on Rowe's self-esteem that fueled her need in adolescence to escape.
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Davidson is in Syracuse filming the upcoming movie Big Time Adolescence, and Grande is continuing the countdown for her new album, Sweetener.
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The guy best known for SNL and BDE delivered a genuinely poignant performance in Big Time Adolescence, without losing his dirtbag appeal.
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This process unfolded from his adolescence into college, where he majored in English with the hopes of becoming a creative writing teacher.
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Anna Cabe's beautiful tale—a science fictional parable about pain in one's own skin, adolescence, and about transformation—feels especially important now.
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The researchers compared the data for children 5-403 who died by suicide with those in their early adolescence, ages 12-14.
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They're the fact that adolescence marks an enormously exciting time in a person's life, but also an enormously isolating and horrifying one.
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The preference for the social room peaked around adolescence, then declined until adulthood, when they didn't show a preference for either room.
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Just growing up adopted can add another log to the fire, another dimension to the to the whole identity crisis of adolescence.
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The fact that you could have an intense adolescence, pushing the boundaries, and still build your young self and have no regrets.
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Maybe he understood that adolescence can only take you so far, and it was time to check out of the Hotel California.
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Researchers analyzed factors such as the subjects' vocational interests and personality traits during adolescence, as well as their IQ and socioeconomic status.
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And we face some struggles of our own, having learned to navigate society, adolescence, and our own sexuality outside of hetero norms.
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The narrative follows him as he works toward adulthood, with digressive ruminations on his adolescence, hopes for a girlfriend and youthful ambition.
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Girls who labeled themselves as dieters in early adolescence were three times more likely to become overweight over the next four years.
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Lyra (Dafne Keen) is an orphan on the cusp of adolescence living amid scholars at a college in an alternative-reality Oxford.
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This is why adolescence is the highest risk period for developing addiction — and simple maturation may be what helped me get better.
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For a neat, smart movie about the intricacies of navigating late adolescence, Booksmart has had to bear an unusual set of burdens.
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Republican Party will wither if it ignores will of the voters I never aligned myself to a political party in my adolescence.
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The drill that the Lionesses practice is part joyous self-expression, part ritualistic bluff, which makes it a perfect manifestation of adolescence.
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Meanwhile our four Derry girls are navigating the rocky road of adolescence in a way that's not unlike my own teenage years.
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Or are they some kind of Greek chorus, proclaiming the woe that is their harrowing passage from childhood to adolescence to adulthood?
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They found that while most had felt distress related to their gender identity during adolescence, almost a fifth of them had not.
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Three-quarters of all chronic psychiatric disorders in adults are already present by age 25, and half have their onset during adolescence.
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She also cut off the long brown hair she has worn since adolescence, the hair that was once crowned by a tiara.
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For an individual, it's easier to depress the score of IQ tests over a lifetime than to boost them, especially after adolescence.
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Pettis is a long-time student of former kickboxing star Duke Roufus and has belonged to that hometown camp since his adolescence.
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During adolescence, factors such as menstruation, gender-based violence, and early pregnancy and marriage force many girls to drop out of school.
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Born in Mississippi, Overstreet had a peripatetic early childhood until his family moved to the Bay Area, where he spent his adolescence.
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When speaking of black victims of violence, he will try to rationalize it using every indiscretion the victim has made since adolescence.
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Houston was responding to something about this man, and what if it was more than a Boston adolescence spent in public housing?
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Her story, set largely in childhood and adolescence, hinges on her quest to understand why her operating system is out of whack.
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Comer plays the beautiful, sometimes frustrated best friend, with the perfect tension between the braggy overconfidence and simmering panic that define adolescence.
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Faith often becomes a peripheral concern in adolescence and young adulthood — precisely the years when we tend to form stable partisan attachments.
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It is not simply about adolescence; it is itself adolescent in its willingness to indulge in sheer rage unalloyed with nuanced thought.
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Barack Obama felt betwixt and between throughout his adolescence, at loose ends about his racial identity and his place in the world.
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The tendency toward anxiety — and toward some specific forms of anxiety, like phobias — may persist throughout childhood and adolescence and into adulthood.
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The brain absorbs huge amounts of essential information throughout childhood and adolescence, which it uses to carry on building who we are.
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The play jumps back and forth in time, from Shireen's adolescence and early adulthood to Molly's traffic-plagued drive to New England.
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For teens, in particular, that myth may be hard to shake; suffering can seem never-ending from the vantage point of adolescence.
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At one point in her adolescence, while "ping-ponging" between Tacoma and Doha, she realizes that she doesn't belong to either culture.
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He didn't have a particularly rough upbringing, but adolescence always has its challenges, perhaps more so today in a hyper-connected world.
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Adolescence When parents have something to say that they really want teenagers to hear, these approaches can help get the message across.
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"I want to live in a world where children of color don't spend their entire adolescence wishing to be white," she writes.
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Adolescence E-cigarettes are only the latest entrant into the longstanding category of perils we might wish for our teenagers to avoid.
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Campos says he cried when he learned the man he claims abused him and destroyed his adolescence was finally put behind bars.
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Girlhood Across America, Captured by One Photographer Justine Kurland's images of adolescence are just as poignant 20 years after her project debuted. _________
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He was born in Beirut to secular Muslim parents, and his adolescence was dominated by the civil war, which raged until 1990.
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Traditional-age college students are now iGen, the post-1995 generation who were the first to spend their entire adolescence with smartphones.
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Noumouké struggles to find his path as he contends with the pressures of adolescence and the added stresses of racism and poverty.
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The government passed its most explicit restrictions on black and brown lives during his adolescence, but his hometown didn't easily accommodate separations.
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Adolescence: Once you've hired your 30th employee, you have multiple teams in the company and maybe two or three layers of management.
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Beirut would see some of the worst urban guerrilla fighting in modern history, and Daou's adolescence was one of constant, terrifying violence.
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Stafford's masterpiece, "The Mountain Lion," follows two siblings, Molly and Ralph, whose bond frays during adolescence; the awakening of sexuality kindles disaster.
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My generation, which put off having children and turned adolescence into an ethos, is doing so by drinking an elixir for babies.
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The documentary, directed by Lana Wilson, follows Ittetsu Nemoto, who after a troubled adolescence became a monk, then a priest, in Japan.
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Soccer Mommy: Clean (Fat Possum) Sad singer-songwriters are supposed to gesture at the anguish of adolescence, but Sophie Allison understands it.
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For every ten jokes about balls dropping and voices cracking, we hear maybe one about the terrors of becoming a woman during adolescence.
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During his adolescence, Konstantin Tsiolkovsky, an autodidact rocket scientist honored as the father of Russian spaceflight, visited Fyodorov to discuss his futurist ideas.
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ODD has been associated with an elevated risk of antisocial behavior, anxiety, depression, substance abuse, criminal offenses and incarceration in adolescence and adulthood.
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After spending most of her adolescence in a bikini, former Hills star Audrina Patridge is finally putting her beachwear expertise to good use.
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Maybe Pennywise the Clown is the reason you obsessively avoided showers and ended up reeking of BO for most of your early adolescence.
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I've battled my whole adolescence with trying to put a stamp on my appearance, but also be a blank canvas as an actor.
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Whereas, once upon a time, we imagined adolescence to end at 18, now we don't really know when this process of development ends.
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However, it has at its center a tremendously compelling story of how our relationships with our parents evolve as we age into adolescence.
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The landlord of our triple-decker apartment terminated the lease when I reached adolescence, a timing I've never bothered to pretend was incidental.
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For the study, Dr Littman recruited 256 parents of children whose symptoms of gender dysphoria suddenly appeared for the first time in adolescence.
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The social network that dominated everyone's adolescence has bounced around from owner to Justin Timberlake to owner, but it basically remains a graveyard.
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It's a medium in its adolescence, and we're still all trying to find our feet while the ground beneath us shakes and cracks.
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"Spring Awakening" does not present a comforting portrait of the transition from adolescence to adulthood; two of its three central characters don't survive.
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Dickinson, starring Hailee Steinfeld, sees the Oscar-nominated pop star as poet and recluse Emily Dickinson if her adolescence had been excessively dramatized.
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It is – and this is not hyperbole – wiping the floor with other representations of adolescence, particularly Netflix siblings 13 Reasons Why and Insatiable.
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Leta evidently struggles to accept responsibility for her half-brother's death, and this trauma manifests itself into her adolescence, adulthood, and even death.
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More than any other psychologist, Hall contributed to the understanding of adolescence as a time of heightened storm and stress and emotional turbulence.
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I spent an entire childhood and adolescence knowing that something about me didn't quite line up, but I didn't know what it was.
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By the time of early adolescence (between 11 and 13), films must demonstrate that worth is based on more than just physical beauty.
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"Historically, we've wrongfully thought that suicidality becomes an issue in adolescence, and we haven't really looked at younger children so much," he said.
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It's the awkward baggage of an adolescence you've never quite left behind and, in all truth, have never been able to properly shake.
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More from Tonic: I chiefly credit my foot fetish to the events of an uncharacteristically long, hot English summer in my middle adolescence.
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But being a young girl with telekinetic powers raised inside a government experiment, the confusion of adolescence can feel, uh, a bit heightened.
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Where we'll see him next: More SNL; the gender-swapped What Women Want reboot What Men Want; the Sundance comedy Big Time Adolescence.
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Nothing could be greater than what I was hearing at that very moment as the harmonies burrowed themselves into my mind and adolescence.
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The Gen-Z teenager is an entrepreneur who's as comfortable with the surreal nature of fame as with anything else in his adolescence.
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From the prenatal brain through adolescence, myelin in the brains of people with Down syndrome is reduced when compared with the general population.
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Self-driving cars, smart meters that track electricity usage, and health-monitoring devices may all take a big leap from childhood to adolescence.
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While many Americans look back on their adolescence with nostalgia, for trans people who knew when we were young, ours represent overwhelming regret.
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Although anyone can develop the disease, Raynaud's is "overwhelmingly more common with women and generally first discovered in adolescence," explains Dr. Lai Becker.
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"Having your adolescence being displayed in public, that's something I really wish hadn't happened," Turner said of growing up on Game of Thrones.
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What is a "faim"?), bands with Vs where there should be As in their names (LANDMVRKS, PVRIS), and glorious holdovers from my adolescence.
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As with (Narr's) study, these findings suggest that close friendships in early and middle adolescence are linked with wellbeing over a decade later.
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"Adolescence is a time of tremendous stress and it seems like today's teens have unusually high, often unreasonable, expectations for themselves," Biermann said.
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We witness his tentative steps toward adulthood as a smartass undergraduate, and learn a bit about his adolescence, difficult as that always is.
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Here is love-struck adolescence in all its embarrassing self-consciousness, and its tremendous sale made "Seventeen" the best-selling fiction of 1916.
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The women who ran the school modelled a matter-of-fact female ambition that seemed, during Gloria's protected adolescence, galvanizing but hardly defiant.
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Due to our longer lifespans and protracted adolescence, the American male gets to wear the label of "young man" a long-ass time.
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I think if I were in Houston or any other city, it would probably be a lot harder to live a prolonged adolescence.
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The researchers were trying to see how exposure to repetitive hits affects the normal "pruning" process in the brain that occurs during adolescence.
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He stopped drinking carbonated soft drinks before he reached adolescence — a prelude to the spinach smoothies and low-fat diet he now favors.
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Nicotine exposure in adolescence can alter brain development, impact learning, affect memory and increase potential for mood disorders and addiction to other substances.
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Neither English nor Indian (nor even truly Anglophone before adolescence), Jhabvala came to her subjects without being trailed by the shadow of empire.
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The winery's site does not specify which European country von Mandl's family is originally from or where in Europe he spent his adolescence.
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One mother alleges that officials told her daughter that she'd been abandoned and would spend the rest of her adolescence in a shelter.
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Anna Cabe's beautiful tale—a science fictional parable about pain in one's own skin, adolescence, and about transformation—feels especially important now. Enjoy.
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From there, it becomes about the emotion of our characters going through their specific lens of a particular moment in puberty and adolescence.
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Graham's frequent absence during Drake's childhood and incarcerations during Drake's adolescence affected their relationship as much the father's knowledge of Memphis blues did.
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There were a couple of years between adolescence and gaining my "freshman 15" when I slimmed down and rocked size-four booty shorts.
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And while the onset varies from person to person, it's most common for women with primary tokophobia to develop the fear during adolescence.
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By the time he'd hit his teens, his father had retired back to Huntsville, where Jackie would spend the remainder of his adolescence.
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Among those who ever smoked for as long as a year, the researchers found that smoking initiation rates were highest during late adolescence.
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After adolescence, human empathy matures, and adults might cry in reaction to the suffering of others (both in reality and on a screen).
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I do not, of course, miss that righteous fury of my adolescence, the consuming purity of feeling that led me to cut myself.
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It depicts the awkward fumbling of adolescence, but because Angela's voiceover is present, the show never lacks for thoughtful perspectives on what's happening.
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Some say vulnerable individuals may have been bullied during adolescence, or never learned to cope with anger or the stresses of daily life.
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Up until this point, it's been a smart, charming, and sharply written but also goofy and campy take on adolescence and its demons.
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Adolescence sucked, and it sucked worse surrounded by beautiful teen girls, their tiny bikini bodies a totally different species from my chunky carcass.
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It profiles a mother, Asya, who reflects on her own childhood and adolescence as she considers how she wants to raise her daughters.
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The perception that everyone vapes points to the biggest obstacle in persuading teenagers to quit: the pugnacious, peer-glued nature of adolescence itself.
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Both Paris and Prince are adults now, but Katherine says because Blanket has reached his adolescence ... TJ can handle guardianship on his own.
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Health officials say the habits formed during adolescence can persist for decades, and there is concern that vaping could lead to smoking cigarettes.
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They were an ambitious foursome whose nervy vision of adolescence was every bit as high culture as it was keen on bebop accents.
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Over time, he began touching her, then simulating intercourse, slowly escalating a pattern of sexual abuse that she would endure into her adolescence.
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Campos said he cried when he learned the man he claims abused him and destroyed his adolescence had been finally put behind bars.
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Ms. Brennan-Jobs navigated a childhood on welfare with her mother, the artist Chrisann Brennan, and an adolescence ensconced in her father's wealth.
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PARIS — En novembre dernier, Adèle Haenel affirmait avoir été victime, dans son adolescence, de harcèlement sexuel et d'attouchements de la part d'un réalisateur.
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Part of adolescence is sometimes feeling like you're stuck as the incidental supporting character when everyone else is the star of a show.
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"The Falconer" is a winning tale about the often-painful alchemy of adolescence, which transforms the misadventures of youth into something like wisdom. ■
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I have been an occasional solver of Times puzzles since my adolescence, and at some point Anne [Daniel's older sister] started joining me.
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In her adolescence, Maye helped her father with his chiropractor clinic, working as a receptionist and putting client newsletters together, according to Forbes.
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While the film's not just about a scary clown, and delves deeper into fears associated with adolescence, the clown will truly haunt you.
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The film Big Time Adolescence took him to the Sundance Film Festival, and he recently wrapped filming an untitled movie with Judd Apatow.
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Known as Steve Rogers through his childhood and adolescence, the younger Mr. Shepard grew up on his family's avocado farm in Duarte, Calif.
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This trend found itself into my high school years, as I began adolescence, and my sense of self began to develop and unfold.
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The brain reshapes itself for years after adolescence, scientists have found, raising questions about when an adult is mature in the legal sense.
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Among her findings: Adolescence has always been a hard time, and a lot of kids feel left out or ignored by their peers.
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They are New Yorkers of a certain age: 13, give or take a year or two, straddling the border of childhood and adolescence.
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Karen Romano Young's new novel, "Hundred Percent," brilliantly captures the hemmed-in feeling of early adolescence, that moment when the guard goes up.
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Throughout her childhood and adolescence, McDiarmid heard the stories of indigenous girls and women going missing, but their cases often received little attention.
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Mitski might not have fit in with the indie rock of her adolescence, but she fits in nicely with that of her adulthood.
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The natural improvement curve of young women generally includes a performance dip or plateau as the body adjusts to the changes of adolescence.
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Something to think about: As a parent, it is important to think ahead health-wise about your daughter's transition from adolescence to adulthood.
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It was the realization that stories about adults trapped in the aspic of adolescence are not disappearing from the movies any time soon.
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Unsurprisingly, we were both gay, although, like most children marooned in early adolescence, we lacked the emotional maturity to quite realize it ourselves.
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Despite these limitations, a few themes emerged that felt both topical and noteworthy, beginning with a surprising fixation on children, adolescence, and innocence.
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They can be life-changing experiences, rites of passage from the gangly mess of adolescence into the slightly more refined mess of adulthood.
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Weight became a fixation and I distinctly remember the day I stopped having lard cleavage was one of the happiest days of my adolescence.
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It's called Big Time Adolescence, and it's about a high schooler whose life spins when he comes into contact with a charismatic college dropout.
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" He spoke about getting into production in his adolescence too: "I got Fruity Loops from like 23 and that's probably where I first started.
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The film—told in three acts, documenting three different periods in the protagonist's life: his childhood, his adolescence and his adulthood—is utterly heartbreaking.
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The unifying premise has brought together parents and kids alike, sparking conversation about themes like peer pressure, bullying, the loneliness of adolescence, and suicide.
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One's personality usually solidifies by adolescence, according to Goldsmith, so it's counter to common psychological theory that a substance could make it malleable again.
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From page one, Falling Into Place stares right into the darkness of adolescence — the same darkness that Zhang herself was intimate with back then.
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Today: assistant editor Emma Garland, on why Conor Oberst's Bright Eyes project swings with more weight and depth as you age out of adolescence.
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Let a girl work, Peter When we begin, Peter Parker is suffering from an affliction many of us Millennials can relate to: perma-adolescence.
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Watching the films will always transport me back to my childhood and adolescence when I would count down the days until the film opened.
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"But this is the first to study it starting in the very beginning of the life course, when people foster these relationships — early adolescence."
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As she moves from childhood to adolescence her heart line becomes stronger, sweeping upward ending in a fork below her middle and index finger.
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Camille has scars she wants to hide, and the killer's targets aren't beautiful teenage girls; they're younger ones, right on the cusp of adolescence.
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"This is not because millennials are stuck in a state of perpetual adolescence and unwilling to make the sacrifice that children entail," Grose says.
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She's experienced this kind of shaming since adolescence, and women tennis players have had their appearances picked apart since the start of the game.
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And through Choi's inventive storytelling, this relationship and its aftermath acts as the nexus in a sprawling story of adolescence, loyalty, truth, and fiction.
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Where to watch it: Netflix Much of On My Block functions like adolescence: it's awkward, uncomfortable, off-balance, with plenty of ups and downs.
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I wanted to bring together all this art about being a monster during childhood and adolescence, sink my fangs into it and go wild.
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It's the cause of breakouts that generally changes — that and the fact that they typically don't occur as frequently as they did in adolescence.
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That, and the fact that Davidson has been in Syracuse filming Big Time Adolescence and not strolling around various Sephoras with his new fiancée.
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Everyone understands the hell of adolescence – whether they went through it 30 years ago, 10 years ago or they are going through it now.
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Tobacco use is the leading cause of preventable disease and death in the U.S. and nearly all tobacco use begins in adolescence, Schuchat said.
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The important element here is that she's a real girl, moving through the rough waves of adolescence as the captain of her own ship.
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One 2012 study found that women in late adolescence and emerging adulthood who had warm and supportive relationships with their dads were less stressed.
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The world is an unjust place that viciously punishes any sort of difference, and Meg feels its unjustness with the full force of adolescence.
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Currently thousands of miles from his home of Melbourne, Australia, it was thousands of kilometers still further, in Perth, where Okely spent his adolescence.
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"Those who have a number of intense romantic partners in early adolescence were found to have good experiences with their peers," Boisvert told me.
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Jane, who idolized her father, movie legend Henry Fonda, despite his emotional coldness, says she led a "fraught adolescence" filled with insecurity and loneliness.
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Robot, Black Mirror), as well as the perma-adolescence (New Girl, every Judd Apatow comedy, Girls) of our struggle for independence during a recession.
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So, some of the most stirring movies about adolescence — movies that explore more than just wild parties, say — are based off of YA novels.
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Colette's first series, the Claudine novels, chronicles a fictionalized version of the author's life from adolescence through her first marriage and affair with Missy.
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Born in Chicago, she moved around a lot and spent her early adolescence in Guatemala, where, at 12, she first started snapping self-portraits.
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