But Ernesto and Raúl are adolescent boys, with adolescent-boy yearnings and adolescent-boy senses of judgment.
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Adolescent male drinkers experienced decreased attention spans; adolescent females experienced decreased spatial functioning.
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Only 37 percent of adolescent girls are literate compared with 66 percent of adolescent boys.
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Adolescent medicine specialists can be particularly helpful, and adolescent gynecologists will help with more complicated situations.
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My first adolescent plunge into serious novels was James T. Farrell's trilogy about a Chicago adolescent, Studs Lonigan.
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Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist Finder, a research tool by the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (AACAP).
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Aletha Akers, MD, MPH, FACOG, is a faculty member at PolicyLab at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP), an adolescent gynecologist and Medical Director of Adolescent Gynecology Consultative Services in the Craig-Dalsimer Division of Adolescent Medicine at CHOP.
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It is the Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, not the Journal of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.
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As a result, more than 70 percent of adolescent African-American smokers and more than half of adolescent Latino smokers use menthol .
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This means taking science and adolescent brain development into account, and not criminalizing typical adolescent behavior such as fistfights or infractions at school.
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Image: Nadia BalduccioIn total, 10 different chimps were seen consuming tortoise meat: seven adult males, one adult female, one adolescent male, and one adolescent female.
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Any parent of an adolescent has to wonder, of course, what's the difference between "regular" adolescent mood swings and teenage behaviors and these warning signs.
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The waning prevalence of HPV among adolescent girls in more recent years is probably the result of more adolescent girls getting the HPV vaccine, Markowitz said.
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"Most serious crime experts believe rates will skyrocket early in 2000 because there will be more adolescent boys around, and adolescent boys are especially dangerous," Trump wrote.
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"This is so common, especially with adolescent girls living with HIV," Allen Kyendikuwa, with the Uganda Youth Coalition on Adolescent Sexual Reproductive Health and HIV, told CNN.
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A new study published in the journal Translational Psychiatry has found that almost three times as many adolescent girls will experience early onset depression than adolescent boys.
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And "Bored to Death," the rousing lead single, approaches the platonic ideal of late-period Blink-182: a rousing expression of post-adolescent—very post-adolescent—confusion.
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"This is so common, especially with adolescent girls living with HIV," said Allen Kyendikuwa, program lead for the Uganda Youth Coalition on Adolescent Sexual Reproductive Health and HIV.
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The study provides valuable information, said Dr. Cathryn Galanter, child and adolescent psychiatrist based in Brooklyn, New York, and a member of American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.
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"Adolescent girls must be protected from sexual violence, and efforts must include engaging men and boys to become partners in the protection and empowerment of adolescent girls," it said.
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The "misinformation" these centers offer typically includes limited options for the next steps of pregnancy and unscientific sexual and reproductive health explanations, according to a joint statement by the Society for Adolescent Health and the North American Society for Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology that was published in the Journal of Adolescent Health.
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But a young woman claiming her sexuality apparently still challenged some viewers who found it difficult to watch an adolescent have sex, in the knowledge that she hadn't always been adolescent.
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The findings were published in Lancet Child & Adolescent Health.
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" She compares Trump's actions to a "full adolescent boy.
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His behavior was maddeningly adolescent, but he chose it for the same reason that an adolescent chooses his—as the one way, in a position of actual dependency, to declare one's autonomy.
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"The underlying incentive is always to encourage young people who need help to get it," said Abigail English, director of the Center for Adolescent Health & the Law, who has researched adolescent consent laws.
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But he recalls how adrift he was as an adolescent.
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Costello is WHO's director for maternal, child and adolescent health.
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Instead, as an adolescent, he punched walls and smashed objects.
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The president is like an adolescent with a sharp pencil.
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A generic adolescent gone mature is just a generic adult.
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I've seen therapists through the years, mostly as an adolescent.
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His family moved to Houston when he was an adolescent.
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The attitude invariably felt more adolescent provocateur than sociopolitical gadfly.
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Adolescent psychodrama is alive and well in our nation's capitol.
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Or at least, on the brains of adolescent lab mice.
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Gayle's mother, Mildred, offered her adolescent daughter a nose job.
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An adolescent girl was on an overpass, threatening to jump.
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Only seven states have a higher prevalence of adolescent obesity.
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"The Adolescent," Fyodor Dostoyevsky The greatest Dostoyevsky novel for me.
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And she has not lost her sense of adolescent mischief.
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It's outdated and comes across too broadly simplistic and adolescent.
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Probably reading — the default assumption where adolescent me is concerned.
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Just what the world does not need: another sullen adolescent.
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The adult Bujar is difficult to square with the adolescent.
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And the rate of increase was highest among adolescent girls.
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"This should be a red flag for fighting adolescent obesity."
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As an adolescent, these expectations ran through my head constantly.
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Almost 24% of adult women surveyed said they had felt scared during sex at some point in their lives, compared to 12.5% of adolescent women, 10.3% of adult men, and 303% of adolescent men.
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It's difficult for both sides because, of course, the parents feel more protective of the adolescent who's suddenly become sick, and the adolescent needs to rely more on his parents physically and emotionally, as well.
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She was an adolescent and an athlete with a busy schedule.
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The children were in their rooms, doing whatever adolescent children do.
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Concrete Genie is messy, much like the adolescent story it tells.
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What is the correlation between screen time and adolescent well-being?
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Videos showed staff members choking, dragging, and otherwise endangering adolescent patients.
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Chilling Adventures of Sabrina is adolescent melodrama mixed with occult horror.
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He remembered Caroline mostly through the haze of his adolescent libido.
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But for once, Bay dodges some of his most adolescent impulses.
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"Let me live like a sky-rocket," the adolescent Mishima wrote.
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That's partly because of a shortage of child and adolescent psychiatrists.
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This is the leading cause of death for older adolescent girls.
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"Bonjour Tristesse," Francoise Sagan I love adolescence and the adolescent mind.
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An adolescent was found on his side, indicating a slower death.
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This idea might be rooted in sociological studies of adolescent development.
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If he's not, how seriously should his adolescent misbehavior be taken?
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In general, do you think adolescent mistakes should have lifelong consequences?
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In my wild, adolescent confusion, I thought this was my lot.
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She received a master's degree in adolescent education from Hunter College.
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When done collaboratively, however, location tracking can contribute to adolescent safety.
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Harper Ediger has lived out a familiar adolescent nightmare: being excluded.
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Blume was not alone in her approach to literary adolescent sex.
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"With adolescent brains, you have to be very careful," Sharon said.
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The findings point to significant reductions in adolescent drinking in Britain.
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Dr. Turban is a resident physician in child and adolescent psychiatry.
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Of course the case can be made against indulging adolescent hypersensitivities.
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When I'm writing a play, I just feel like an adolescent.
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The bride, 39, is a child and adolescent psychiatrist in Christchurch.
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The room was filled with adolescent boys, but roughhousing was minimal.
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Adolescent girls get the least sleep of any group of youth.
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What did Mark Twain want with all those barely adolescent girls?
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In the case of Sleepaway Camp, adolescent sexual awakening is deadly.
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And let me draw attention to the obvious: She's an adolescent.
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Leaving that aside, The L Word defined my adolescent sexual awakening.
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As a child and adolescent in Amiens, Macron was a standout.
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Most of the United States faces a severe shortage of practicing child and adolescent psychiatrists, with fewer than 17 providers available per 100,000 children, according to data from the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.
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When an adolescent attempts to post a derogatory message on social media, ReThink uses patented context-sensitive filtering technology to determine whether or not it's offensive and gives the adolescent a second chance to reconsider their decision.
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I did my residency in pediatrics and a fellowship in adolescent medicine.
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They had all participated in the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health.
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Specifically the adolescent brain, which is even more malleable than your society!
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Mr Saviano skilfully depicts Nicolas's transformation from surly adolescent into ruthless boss.
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" He noted that the organs were likely given by an "adolescent donor.
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Countries where maternal deaths were reduced also decreased child and adolescent deaths.
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Hollywood lied to me in a lot of ways as an adolescent.
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The Doctor Moms' Guide to Sexuality, Social Media and Other Adolescent Realities.
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Nicotine seems to meddle with the development of adolescent brains, for example.
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Imposing excessive sentences on children ignores what adolescent development research has documented.
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In adolescent females, a regular dance class positively impacted their mental health.
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The breadth and depth of adolescent depression and anxiety is well established.
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Regardless, Cline gorgeously maps the topography of one loneliness-ravaged adolescent heart.
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Having to attend ceremonies of any kind reduced him to adolescent sulking.
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"I don't really see the line as an adolescent line," Atkin says.
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There is a period of high vulnerability in terms of adolescent brains.
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A lot of my adolescent patients have been told that they're screwups.
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Nicotine is a highly addictive substance that can interrupt adolescent brain development.
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And all my ideas were based on a few arbitrary adolescent whims.
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As an adolescent, he said, he had little contact with his father.
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Why is adolescent pregnancy a social problem family theater so rarely confronts?
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DAVID FASSLER, BURLINGTON, VT. The writer is a child and adolescent psychiatrist.
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Readers could relate to Brodesser-Akner's story of dieting as an adolescent.
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When it comes to radicalization, white adolescent males are considered particularly vulnerable.
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Moreover, an obese adolescent is almost certain to become an obese adult.
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Similarly, there was no overall effect of sexuality education on adolescent births.
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Nicotine is also particularly harmful to adolescent brain development, warns the CDC.
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The overwhelming majority of the world's adolescent girls live in developing countries.
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In other words, the parent and adolescent co-own the adolescent's responsibilities.
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That's a big jump in use among adolescent use of e-cigarettes.
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Adam: I haven't really reflected on adolescent heartbreak in songwriting until recently.
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But these properties reveal much of adolescent culture that can be shared.
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And in her first incarnation, she wasn't a wildly sexualized adolescent fantasy.
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Maybe Indiana legislators simply don't believe in the science of adolescent development?
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His work tackles adult realities through objects of childhood and adolescent imagination.
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"Parents, families and communities are extremely important, as they have the greatest potential to positively influence adolescent behavior and health," said Dr. Anthony Costello, director of Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health at the WHO, in a statement.
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With the Accelerator, Google is making a point to find less adolescent companies.
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"Depression is a sizable and growing deadly threat to our US adolescent population."
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Like most adolescent girls, I struggled immensely with my body image growing up.
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As an adolescent in Armenia, Tigran Sloyan used to compete in mathematical Olympiads.
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I don't write this to say my adolescent insecurities have been magically fixed.
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Take the burgeoning numbers of adolescent girls that now self-declare as trans.
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IMMATURE, brassy, vulnerable and often sexualised, adolescent girls tend to travel in packs.
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A homeless trans adolescent would like to stay at a faith-based shelter?
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Her brother began stealing cars and doing burglaries as an adolescent, she said.
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My students possessed that adolescent verve and courage, always questioning the status quo.
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Their efforts are complemented by federal and state schemes for poor adolescent girls.
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Unfortunately, Cavity Sam's adolescent grandson, Pimple Pete, doesn't hit mass retailers until August.
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"For adolescent inmates, Rikers Island is broken," Bharara said when announcing the findings.
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As a superpower in global energy markets, however, it is barely an adolescent.
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She also received a master's degree in adolescent special education from Hunter College.
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Nigeria still has one of the highest adolescent birth rates in the world.
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And if Guthrie's "barf bags" seem like an adolescent prank, that's no coincidence.
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There's a tremendous amount of hyperbole around adolescent and child exposure to porn.
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We believe adolescent girls and young women are vulnerable in so many ways.
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It's not surprising that Doctorow speaks of loving Ellison's work as an adolescent.
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Was it, perhaps, that I had merely survived a prolonged adolescent death drive?
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BEING 17 From France and André Téchiné, a drama about adolescent sexual awakening.
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Eli Attie, David's son, was an adolescent when his father died in 1982.
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As an adolescent, she had rebelled against its rigid and arbitrary-seeming strictures.
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Several skulls, including that of an adolescent, showed signs of blunt-force trauma.
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We won't have an army of adolescent Flat Earthers, thanks to Logan Paul.
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So how did Riverdale become the melodramatic treat of my post-adolescent dreams?
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Dustin shows discomfort at moving beyond the asexual comfort of pre-adolescent hobbies.
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"Camille, go to the bathroom and check it," sneers a red-teed adolescent.
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What memories I have are flimsy and vague and colored by adolescent angst.
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Dr. Harden is a psychologist who studies how genetic factors shape adolescent development.
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His father is a child and adolescent psychiatrist in private practice in Tucson.
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Now it appears that this type of violence is also affecting adolescent girls.
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I could have paid my way through school working as an adolescent stuntman.
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If you don't know who Noah Centineo is, just ask any nearby adolescent.
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Mr. Clark began accompanying his father at local square dances as an adolescent.
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Researchers generally believe that the adolescent brain continues to develop through age 26.
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Adolescent and teen pregnancy is also associated with increased risk of infant mortality.
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The American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry released a statement condemning the bills.
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Elio's kid self-centeredness—to say nothing of the adolescent sex-drive that
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Adolescent pregnancies are also decreasing precipitously, down 55 percent between 1990 and 2011.
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As every adolescent knows, certain people wield much greater social power than others.
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When I was an adolescent, I imagined I would become John James Audubon.
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Myth: Adopting an adolescent who will soon be an adult is less rewarding.
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And eating disorders are the third most common chronic illness among adolescent females.
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The liberties that boys can only dream of in their rawest adolescent fantasies.
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Everyone has to look a little greasy and spotty during their adolescent years.
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Families left waiting According to data from the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, the majority of the United States faces a severe shortage of practicing child and adolescent psychiatrists, with fewer than 17 providers available per 100,000 children.
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Olly Alexander: My mental health struggles started to manifest when I was an adolescent.
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The wounds of adolescent rejection and cruelty may eventually heal, but they leave scars.
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I lived most of my adolescent life in the shadows, as an undocumented immigrant.
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It's a funny and sympathetic visual poem about the humid intensity of adolescent desire.
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" And Sara's like, "Oh no, I was just having feelings about being an adolescent.
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Squashing research risks injuring the health of an unknown number of troubled adolescent girls.
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In the initial moments of the piece, she portrays her adolescent naïveté and disbelief.
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Only his bashfulness and mouthful of braces remind you that he is an adolescent.
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He used his position as the outcast of his family like an adolescent would.
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This is why adolescent boys hover on the edge of battles in South Sudan.
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The researchers' findings were published on March 14th in the Journal of Adolescent Health.
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"As an adolescent, I was painfully shy, withdrawn," Bowie said in a 1983 interview.
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That's not my opinion, but the opinion of a child, adolescent and adult psychiatrist .
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In fact, the same can be said for adolescent e-cigarette use in general.
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Syrian adolescent girls reported more basic knowledge about menstruation before getting their first periods.
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"In most deaths by road accident, the adolescent is a passive victim," Ross said.
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For many women in South Asia, especially adolescent girls, menstruation is shameful and uncomfortable.
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By the time Kevin and Randall are adults, their adolescent frostiness still hadn't melted.
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That's a positive trend, because there are risks and adverse reactions to adolescent use.
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She even swaps stories of adolescent suicide attempts with a 19-year-old employee.
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Experts on adolescent health praised the study for identifying and quantifying an intuitive thought.
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Cracking up other kids as an adolescent is one of Roth's core recurrent memories.
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To her relief, he asked only to remove an adolescent poem of no consequence.
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Adolescent brains are still in development and this in turn affects decision-making capacities.
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Only Connecticut and Illinois report providing new officers training on adolescent development and psychology.
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The groom's stepfather is a consultant in child and adolescent psychiatry in Swindon, England.
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It is easy to see how online culture would make adolescent life less dangerous.
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He recently began working on a documentary about his adolescent fascination with Martina Navratilova.
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MITCH PRINSTEIN President-elect Society of Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology Chapel Hill, N.C.
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Nor was he ever a female adolescent, yet he wrote the character of Juliet.
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This time, I was ravished by the writing, and bewildered by my adolescent antipathy.
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It's immediately clear that Kid Nation is essentially an endless series of adolescent mishaps.
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Tanzania has one of the highest adolescent pregnancy and birth rates in the world.
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" The videos had names like "Plight of the Adolescent Male" and "Dangers of Diversity.
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" The videos had titles like, "Plight of the Adolescent Male" and "Dangers of Diversity.
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In the above video, Romero describes what her adolescent scoliosis means to her now.
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The hormones that Jazz is prescribed are like the hormones surging through any adolescent.
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It's kind of an adolescent anthemic song, but adults really relate to that song.
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Modern Love There is a moment when your child gets too adolescent to cuddle.
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STANLEY J. WEINBERG, NEW YORK The writer is a child, adolescent and adult psychotherapist.
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In retrospect, it's easy to see that my dream man was an adolescent fantasy.
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So this very adolescent view of the world makes a limited amount of sense.
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What impressionable, heterosexual, unathletic adolescent boy would not want a piece of that action?
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Socializing in clusters in the twilight, the adolescent students looked very much like prisoners.
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My hair hung long and stringy, as if weighed down by my adolescent sadness.
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In the hands of more playful creators, this adolescent fantasy could have been fun.
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An estimated 13 percent to 41 percent of adolescent female athletes exhibit disordered eating.
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I'm keenly aware that it is so much harder to be an adolescent now.
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Vinnicombe, mother of two adolescent sons, newly deserted by her husband, devastated by jealousy.
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Following are four truths about teens that may help you and your adolescent coexist.
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For many Americans, including me, Lizzie's story is a memorable part of adolescent education.
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Like the characters in the show, she too lost a parent as an adolescent.
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But child and adolescent psychiatrists and psychologists weren't at all surprised by the results.
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Give him credit for an ear for adolescent staples: classmates, college and love interests.
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Conservative states have consistently had higher adolescent pregnancy and birth rates, the researchers note.
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Adolescent boys, activists said, harass women on Indonesian streets nearly as frequently as men.
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Almost all Rwandan adolescent girls are vaccinated against human papillomavirus, which causes cervical cancer.
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Adolescent girls in those areas became less likely to want to be housewives, too.
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Everyone smells like a combination of too much deodorant, adolescent sweat, and lukewarm beer.
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She is the author of Sexual Exploitation of Teenagers: Adolescent Development, Discrimination & Consent Law.
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Senegal ranked 98 out of 144, with high rates of child marriage and adolescent pregnancy.
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School was tough, and being an adolescent — especially one who didn't blend in — was brutal.
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Its protagonists make a great duo, alternating between sophisticated genre-savvy observations and adolescent vulnerability.
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"I've been dealing with depression ever since an adolescent," the boy rhymes through Lamar's lyrics.
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A little sexual curiosity and experimentation is a perfectly normal part of the adolescent experience.
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The only significant side effect is that the adolescent may fall behind on bone density.
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"For adolescent inmates, Rikers Island is broken," US Attorney Preet Bharara said at the time.
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TV shows have gone some way towards depicting the authentic adolescent experience before, of course.
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The study was published last week in the journal The Lancet Child and Adolescent Health.
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Rates of adolescent drug use really did skyrocket, and parents noticed what was going on.
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The Deadpool films are built on raunchier, more adult (or at least more adolescent) humor.
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There are adolescent [cornerstones], and children are being pulled away from the lives they need.
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Rock and Roll history is littered with disturbing stories of older men courting adolescent girls.
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A particularly flat conceit is the most iconic "new god," the irritatingly adolescent Technical Boy.
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For an adolescent fantasy about torture, loss, and gleeful, unrepentant murder, Deadpool is unexpectedly joyous.
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There is no discernible reduction in prevalence either between middle-aged women and adolescent girls.
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Netflix's Sex Education is an empowering and groundbreaking series on adolescent relationships and identity crises.
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According to the World Health Organization, suicide is the third biggest cause of adolescent deaths.
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For the older Nauman, adolescent humor may have finally lost its charm, though not entirely.
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Don Wright's office oversees the Office of Adolescent Health, which funds teen pregnancy prevention programs.
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Like most men of my generation, I first saw porn when I was an adolescent.
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But these cultural activities are often denigrated as un-masculine by preadolescent and adolescent boys.
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He said 50 major hospitals are getting ready to launch adolescent wards across the country.
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"What I created came out of my own adolescent dreams of fantasies," he told CNN.
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After that she went to a temporary setting in an adolescent psychiatric intensive care unit.
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Adolescent girls, who often lack access to contraception and information, she said, are especially vulnerable.
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"Now I have lots of Brazilian friends," she said, her patter flecked with adolescent slang.
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That they are adolescent girls in full hormonal bloom makes you fear for everybody's safety.
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Instead, posters provided a number to text to learn "the real cost" of adolescent motherhood.
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The days of safe adolescent icons, banal beloved heroines of eras recently past, are gone.
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Then he disappears when he's an adolescent, and no one really knows how he died.
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She published an article last month slamming the curriculum in the Journal of Adolescent Health.
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To the Editor: There is another disturbing trend in adolescent sexual activity that wasn't mentioned.
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But the reality is that both Vergara and Lawson represented something to my adolescent self.
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The reports all stated that the murder was a one-time act of adolescent rage.
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The review also didn't address stimulant addiction, which is a particular concern for adolescent patients.
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The artist undermines his own provocations in these works through their absurdity and adolescent humor.
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Halloween frights, adolescent horrors, and queer aesthetics will merge in this theatrical and supernatural space.
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On top of photographing the adolescent Munson, Herzog also offered to marry the young girl.
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She told him about an adolescent club that meets once a week in the area.
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Drnaso assimilated both Crumb's uncorked adolescent anger and the heavy cross-hatching that expressed it.
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Adolescent suicide rates are up 300 percent in the U.S. in the last 10 years.
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Over 400 readers responded to our request to share their own stories of adolescent anxiety.
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I am your everyday brand of adolescent anxiety caused by more than just social media.
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By the time I was an adolescent I had attended several operas with my mother.
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"When I was younger, I was in hell," she says describing her adolescent curly hair.
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"After school, I was raised by gay 20-somethings," he said of his adolescent years.
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In the world of adolescent girls, items like these are ordinary features of the landscape.
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Unsolicited coaching — even when it is excellent and well-intentioned — goes against the adolescent grain.
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Years later, a budding adolescent feminist, I railed against Catholicism as sexist, hypocritical, shame-obsessed.
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Likewise, B remembers outward expressions of religious piety to be rare during B's adolescent years.
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South Korean researchers developed and tested a 10-item questionnaire to determine adolescent smartphone addiction.
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"Sexting is just normal adolescent behavior even if adults may disagree with it," Gross said.
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Dwain ReevesNew York To the Editor: I am a family physician specializing in adolescent health.
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The question is whether Brazil's still adolescent democratic institutions can withstand a far-right assault.
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The page emphasizes this whiplash between ruins and adolescent whimsy, packaged in faintly ironic surrealism.
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It deftly invokes supernatural elements to address real-world traumas like death and adolescent angst.
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The film made the characters older and lost the story's adolescent spirit in the process.
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It has been shown in animal models that nicotine damages the adolescent brain, he said.
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Her letters to home and her journals are written with innocence, fervor and adolescent drama.
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He bucked, balked, bolted and basically acted like an adolescent being hauled to summer school.
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Thus, like you, I did worry about my kids suffering from a similar adolescent fate.
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Globo reported that five children, one adult and two adolescent shooters were among the dead.
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So museums are seeking more novel ways to make themselves relevant to an adolescent audience.
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"We say it's an honest discussion of what's going on in adolescent life," he says.
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Stephen N. Xenakis is a child and adolescent psychiatrist and a retired Army brigadier general.
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And delays matter substantially, especially given the speed with which adolescent vaping has taken off.
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As children get older, the influence of the sibling relationship affects adolescent behavior and development.
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But this knowing, funny, staunchly unsentimental play is only secondarily a critique of adolescent culture.
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An adolescent may also appear younger than their friends who are experiencing puberty, Pine said.
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She cares about emotions, about evoking adolescent romantic longing and turning it up to 11.
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What was your first impression of the genre when listening to it as an adolescent?
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One in 4 four adolescent girls who were sexually active had a sexually transmitted disease.
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Evaluating insomnia in an adolescent means looking at the predisposing factors, she said, including how that adolescent responds to stress, and possible genetic influences, and the precipitating factors — the specific triggers for insomnia — and finally, the perpetuating factors, which can keep the pattern going.
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"Male sex, non-white race and late adolescent age are risk factors for pediatric and adolescent firearm injuries," said Dr. James Dodington, an assistant professor of pediatrics at the Yale School of Medicine and an author of the report, published Monday in the journal Pediatrics.
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The character is 17, but adolescent boys are often thought to be too immature to play adolescent boys, and all of his predecessors have been in their 20s; Ben Platt, who won a Tony Award originating the role, was 23 when the show opened.
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There's a severe shortage of mental health providers According to data from the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, the majority of the country faces a severe shortage of practicing child and adolescent psychiatrists, with fewer than 17 providers available per 100,000 children.
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Evaluating insomnia in an adolescent means looking at the predisposing factors, she said, including how that adolescent responds to stress, and possible genetic influences, and the precipitating factors — the specific triggers for insomnia — and finally, the perpetuating factors, which can keep the pattern going.
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Sloane's cool adult demeanour is juxtaposed with her adolescent eating disorders and her emotionally stifled upbringing.
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In another 25-minute surveillance video, an adolescent walks into a small common area room alone.
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After he joined the Night's Watch, Jon extinguished any possibility of adolescent pre-Winter summer flings.
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Motor vehicle crashes are the deadliest category, responsible for 21 percent of child and adolescent deaths.
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Raw takes cannibalism at face value, as another adolescent urge stubbornly refusing to adhere to reason.
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You stand looking in the mirror as an adolescent, and you stand looking at yourself today.
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My struggles in my adolescent and teenage years were more to do with faith than sexuality.
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At the same time, he shows how this work is marbled with adolescent competitiveness and egotism.
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This opinion didn't change over time, the study team reports in the Journal of Adolescent Health.
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Music defined him and became his ally against the anxieties that threatened his adolescent self-esteem.
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In that case a one ton, adolescent dragon would need to consume 24,2400 calories a day.
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Shatterbox Anthology's latest feature, Pinky, doesn't shy away from the precarious dynamics of adolescent friends groups.
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And in terms of capturing that adolescent ennui, it's as good as any movie I've seen.
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He was gang-raped while in an adult prison where he served time as an adolescent.
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The human skeleton belonged to an adolescent female who likely fell into the hole and died.
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Macho pundits congratulate Macron as if an adolescent hero, to be saluted for bedding his teacher.
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The effect was strongest among middle schoolers, the study team reports in Journal of Adolescent Health.
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It's full of bright, clean colours and bouncy electronics, with lyrics full of syrupy adolescent yearning.
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The study found that adolescent girls were more likely than boys to be around secondhand smoke.
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" Aisha Chaudhri, Illinois Caucus for Adolescent HealthAt one project, Chaudhri was told not to say "abortion.
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Later, he and his adolescent peers raised funds by working on farms and constructed a classroom.
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Lawther sells adolescent desperation, and the way Flynn switches between gruffness and utilitarian friendliness is unsettling.
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Among that 33%, though, there's no reduction in prevalence between middle-aged women and adolescent girls.
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It's like, you're clearly 30 years old—are you really trying to pass as an adolescent?
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At the very least, my adolescent erotic fantasies gave me a profound appreciation of Greek architecture.
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Stephen N. Xenakis M.D. is a child and adolescent psychiatrist and a retired Army brigadier general.
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"Later school start time is an effective intervention in improving adolescent sleep and health," Wing said.
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Debbie's adolescent ignorance, combined with that Gallagher grit, have put her in some unnecessarily precarious situations.
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But taken as a whole, the survey paints a rather sobering picture of adolescent life online.
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But we all know deep down, he was just as adolescent as the rest of us.
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I was a drama-besotted adolescent who became a college actress who became a theater critic.
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Continuing its new tradition of massive crowds, Atlanta's adolescent Major League Soccer team hosted 71,0003 people.
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Adolescent and adult females should be uniting to fight against this mandated change for multiple reasons.
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Osteosarcoma, however, occurs most frequently in younger people, as their limbs undergo adolescent spurts of growth.
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The Obama Administration responded with the U.S. Global Strategy to Empower Adolescent Girls late in 2016.
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The indictment against him laid out killings that were ordered in response to adolescent trash talking.
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Another adolescent was found on its back, feet on top of the pelvis of an adult.
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I decide to stay quiet about my adolescent prawn toast and sweet and sour pork binges.
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The statement included a picture of the three apparently adolescent "heroes" in beige fatigues carrying Kalashnikovs.
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His adolescent experience gave him a base of knowledge he would use for his entire career.
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I am not adolescent, single, or male, and the game does not interfere with my life.
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And it's not entirely the fault of the adolescent romance at the center of the movie.
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She said she does not "trust" the facility with adolescent girls and girls going through puberty.
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At worst, exposure to the campaign might have actually increased the likelihood of adolescent marijuana use.
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There's a poster outside the theater with photos of your little awkward-slash-adorable adolescent selves.
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As an adolescent, I was thrilled by Henry Miller, but perhaps not for entirely literary reasons.
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Rewind "Cold Water," Olivier Assayas's paean to adolescent desperation, is as bracing as its title suggests.
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His parents consider this just a stupid adolescent prank, but Matthew's parents, the Beckmans, do not.
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In 2009, three unknown adolescent boys were the toast of Broadway in the musical's title role.
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I made up my mind as an adolescent and have never had reason to regret it.
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Alima Lee's "Naia" (2017) also unfolds from the perspective of an adolescent girl, the film's namesake.
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Both were derided over the years — as vulgar, as adolescent, as exploitative and finally as anachronistic.
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She established No Means No Worldwide, which created courses for adolescent girls, and later, for boys.
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Something like fitting in, being liked and passing in the ever-changing adolescent theater of normalcy.
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The schools were far apart geographically and socioeconomically, representing a broad cross section of adolescent society.
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What can we do to help an adolescent or a young adult shake a nicotine habit?
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Or how he always listened patiently, without interrupting, while she vented about life as an adolescent.
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In Hudson's cartoonish universe of anthropomorphic, adolescent dragons, jocks and "normals" inhabit the upper social strata.
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Adolescent obesity is associated with chronic joint pain and with irreversible joint damage, the researchers note.
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The U.N. estimates that approximately 23 million adolescent girls have experienced forced sex during their lifetimes.
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George, as a young adolescent, was taken from his family and placed in such a camp.
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Capturing the idiomatic contours of an adolescent voice, in a serious novel, is notoriously difficult business.
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It&aposs curious, because adolescent girls often directly influence which products, people, and brands become popular
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Similarly, Colorado targets funds to evidence-based interventions designed to reduce adolescent delinquency and substance use.
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She graduated from Hunter College, where she also received a master's degree in English adolescent education.
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Without them, the adolescent will have physical changes that are difficult if not impossible to reverse.
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Bill McDermott, now CEO of software giant SAP, loved the scent of success as an adolescent.
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I have been asking adolescent girls to describe what it means to them to be successful.
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Just for a crime that he may have committed over 15 years ago as a adolescent?
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A new study from Australia confirms the importance of a parent's physical presence on adolescent health.
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That's part of what being an adolescent is, and Emily and Jenny have those same inclinations.
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As an antsy adolescent, he joined the French merchant navy and sailed as far as India.
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She believes that the industry is merely entering its adolescent phase, by nature a little volatile.
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"I think the most important thing to understand is that there's huge variety in anatomy," said Dr. Veronica Gomez-Lobo, the director of Pediatric and Adolescent Ob/Gyn at MedStar Washington Hospital Center and the president of the North American Society for Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology.
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The show is built around the adolescent romance of two teens who are starring in their high school's stage production of the 2006 Disney Channel movie High School Musical — which is about, naturally, the adolescent romance of two teens who are starring in their high school's musical.
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This does not mean that writers must never be allowed an adolescent peccadillo or a misdirected enthusiasm.
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What awaits you is far more painful: the sound of a raw adolescent ego screaming for attention.
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As an adolescent, I was excruciating awkward—unnaturally tall, and in serious need of some self-confidence.
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The teenage bedrooms we see depicted on screen define our expectations of what adolescent life looks like.
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YoungMinds, a charity that specializes in adolescent mental health, confirmed that self-harming behavior takes many forms.
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Speaking of weirdo teens, Wes Anderson's Rushmore is another high-ranking entry in the eccentric-adolescent canon.
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It's why the CDC recommends that adolescent children receive the HPV vaccine, which can prevent such cancers.
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First relationships often involve messy emotional outbursts, embarrassing slips of the tongue, and other assorted adolescent fuckups.
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"Most adolescent women are introduced to 'sexy' women through porn or Photoshopped images of celebrities," she writes.
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"If I'm an adolescent, this is going to be the seminal event in my life," Reinecke says.
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The shopkeeper kicks the bartender's enforcer over and over, eventually enlisting his adolescent sons to take over.
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She called me "Teacher" and him "Osaka," because he had moved there when he was an adolescent.
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In nearly every country, adolescent boys were taught to be the aggressors in sexual and romantic relationships.
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It's tough when you are an adolescent because peer opinion and other people's opinion become more important.
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The boy is sticking to a special adolescent-friendly regiment heavy on cardio and light on weights.
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Aiming for epic adolescent romantic melodrama, they instead capture the grating cadences of standoffishness in electric detail.
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Adolescent pregnancy and child marriage rank high on the list of reasons for the countries' low rankings.
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Proponents expressed concerns about the effects of THC on adolescent brains, among other health and safety issues.
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On his website, Lewis explains that he is pursuing a master's degree in child and adolescent development.
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But a new study suggests that the quintessential adolescent disdain for authority can be harnessed for good.
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And for the adolescent and young adult population, cancer is the leading cause of disease-related death.
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The latest research was published in the Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.
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The idea would be for it to replace acellular pertussis in childhood and adolescent immunizations, Cherry said.
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It's an emotional time fraught with issues of personal confidence, financial pressures, and the usual adolescent angst.
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"There is very strong evidence that parenting makes a huge difference to adolescent health risk," Ross added.
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And so an adolescent that finds that appealing might say, 'I want to be like that person.
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"Messages that are delivered electronically are very powerful," said Barbara Greenberg, a teen, adolescent and child psychologist.
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Activists say the suicide highlights the need to make it easier for adolescent girls to attend school.
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To her left, a thin adolescent girl sneers while holding her hand up against her flat stomach.
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Eventually the females start getting aggressive toward the adolescent males, so they get hint to butt out.
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As an adolescent she was taught there are two kinds of frogs and that they're both ugly.
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It means recognizing that, even in cases of digital self-harm, there's an adolescent looking for help.
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Eik-Nes is especially cautious about the effect a drive for muscularity may have on adolescent boys.
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The researchers studied 73 adolescent patients treated at their center (50 transgender males and 23 transgender females).
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Adolescent substance use is often seen as a normal part of the teenage and young adult experience.
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Another dismissed it as the adolescent version of nap time as sleep-deprived students sometimes nod off.
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For example, 10 percent of adult users become addicted, while about 17 percent of adolescent users do.
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The videos had titles like, "Plight of the Adolescent Male" and "Dangers of Diversity," The Times reported.
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An adolescent at a pool competition is a SWIM MEET TEEN, being made fun of, or NEEDLED.
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Their free markets were going through adolescent rebellion and democratic institutions were present but not fully formed.
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Should an adolescent say, "English was stupid today," a warm "How come?" can keep the conversation going.
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New infections are spiking among adolescent girls who know less about HIV transmission than boys, it says.
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"Then the food industry is paying to undermine their own products," Mr. Bryan said, sounding downright adolescent.
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He has said that film was inspired by his experiences as an adolescent boating on the Mississippi.
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At the Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center, we serve over 10,000 low-income young people each year.
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Research consistently finds that adults can capitalize on their relationships with teenagers to reduce adolescent risk-taking.
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Bits For many people, social media has become an icky sludgefest of inanities, trolling and adolescent behavior.
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After all, if the adolescent and young adult cancer problem doesn't exist, there is nothing to solve.
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Michael Carrera, who has a doctorate in education with a specialization in adolescent sexuality, has an answer.
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But this is not a gaggle of adolescent fans waiting for a Zayn Malik concert to begin.
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But the piping cartoon voice of adolescent wish fulfillment is the least of what Ms. Salonga is.
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Well, I came here in 2015, and around that time, we were like a really big adolescent.
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Heeding parents' frustrations, hotels and resorts have responded with adolescent-savvy programming that encourages real-world interaction.
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At the time, my adolescent imagination had just begun to venture into the realm of sexual fantasy.
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He's certainly not proud of his early life of crime, and what he did as an adolescent.
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I like the adolescent cultural fixations of the 1980s as much as anyone (well, almost as much).
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BRANTLEY And how about the rockabilly inflections of our still adolescent-seeming Curly (a fabulous Damon Daunno).
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A young man cried, remembering the marine who helped him find his way as a troubled adolescent.
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Already aching from the wound of Ross's natural adolescent detachment, Johnson takes the news as a crisis.
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It's a part of who I am, and something I've dealt with since I was an adolescent.
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Do you wonder why someone might not come forward to report sexual assault as an adolescent girl?
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That includes adolescent romantic and sexual relationships of all kinds — happy, tragic, mutual, one-sided, healthy, abusive.
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And Soundgarden was platonic grunge—head banging, mythic, and absorbent of those violent tantrums of adolescent frustration.
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Her absurdist approach to comedy is a natural fit for the show's ribald take on adolescent sexuality.
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Most of us prefer to keep embarrassing adolescent stories to ourselves, but that's not Sarah Silverman's style.
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Yet, as an adolescent, Led Zeppelin, Cream and the Who were favored by my friends and me.
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I don't know about you, but [I felt] my most ugly and least competent as an adolescent.
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The humor still blends low adolescent vulgarity with spy movie satire and sophisticated sci-fi sight gags.
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What can you say about an adolescent American boy who is able to accurately quote Oscar Wilde?
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The odds of initiating a constructive conversation with a shellshocked adolescent or her defensive mother were minuscule.
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Her mother is an adolescent gynecologist at the Children's Specialty Group, a medical practice in Virginia Beach.
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Foster is an accomplished pilot, and had been flying drones with his adolescent son in Central Park.
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But even in this extraordinary moment, there are the most ordinary of adolescent experiences, like first love.
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Unilever was forced to confront the possibility that the Axe Effect no longer resonated with adolescent dudes.
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"As life jackets are coming off, the drowning rates are skyrocketing," in adolescent boys, Ms. Gage said.
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And, yes, Mr. Malloy went with the adolescent aspect of characters who had yet to find themselves.
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The study, published Wednesday in the Journal of Adolescent Health, contributes a global perspective to this issue.
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Later that month, he was transferred to a state-run adolescent offender facility in upstate New York.
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Children's Books It's 1972, and Cindy Copeland is mired in adolescent misery as she enters seventh grade.
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The tone of Victor Quijada's choreography is that of an emo band or of anguished adolescent poetry.
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Indeed, pets provide comforts that seem to be tailor-made for the stresses of normal adolescent development.
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Indeed, pets provide comforts that seem to be tailor-made for the stresses of normal adolescent development.
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"The flavor ban is reactive," said Dr. Sharon Levy, an adolescent addiction expert at Boston Children's Hospital.
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But as with the teenagers of many species, adolescent T. rexes inspired their own form of terror.
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In fact, the male relative with responsibility over a Saudi woman may be her own adolescent son.
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As an adolescent, Rannells did community theatre, and some of his older cast-mates were H.I.V.-positive.
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When Abby explains how Sweeney's Pat character ruined Abby's adolescent life, Chris urges Abby to confront Sweeney.
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Self-injury among teenagers is on the rise, especially among adolescent girls, the New York Times reports.
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The cut becomes infected and this otherwise healthy adolescent succumbs to what should be a treatable infection.
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In the U.S., adolescent and adult smoking rates have dropped to record lows since the mid-1960s.
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The meaning of his parents' shouting (or hushed voices) may have sailed right over his adolescent head.
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That's exactly why I think a lot of adolescent misogyny and sexual aggression aren't problems, they're symptoms.
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I'm enjoying the intersection of adolescent rage and competence porn in the series "HANNA," on Amazon Prime.
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Even in the programs recommended by the Office of Adolescent Health, long-term sustainability is a concern.
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Compared to earlier generations, youth today are staying in school longer, marrying and having kids later, and buying a house later, writes Susan Sawyer, the chair of adolescent health at the University of Melbourne, in an op-ed published today in the journal The Lancet Child & Adolescent Health.
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A new study published this month in the American Academy of Pediatrics' peer-reviewed medical journal, Pediatrics, explores the link between adolescent access to puberty blockers as an adolescent and future suicidal ideation among trans adults—the first study to examine such a link, noted CNN in its coverage.
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The adolescent response to chronic sleep loss may be to consume a great deal of caffeine, Dr. Troxel said, leading to a "tired but wired" state in which risk-taking becomes more likely, in a setting where adolescent biology is in conflict with academic expectations and school schedules.
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She is going to be producing the scripted series based on her life as an 70's adolescent.
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For the decade of peace and love I felt the disgust that only an adolescent zealot can feel.
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Most abandon the adolescent tendencies which Tool still espouse—arrogance, solipsism, know-it-allness—sometime into their twenties.
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Adolescent adjustment requires that we come to grips with the fact that lying is part of human nature.
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Such crises occur in adolescent and adult patients where sickled red blood cells obstruct circulation in blood vessels.
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"Not to put words in her mouth, but I do wonder what it does to an adolescent brain."
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And so in pediatrics, there is discussion about the potential for making health part of that adolescent connectedness.
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It echoes the adolescent lament "anywhere but here," a siren call for photographers to take to the road.
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Right now, millions of adolescent girls around the world actually don't have the chance to go to school.
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Upon further investigation, authorities said they have identified the doctor who allegedly performed the abortion on the adolescent.
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Even though Jamie is nearly 30 years old, once a year, she reverts to behaving like an adolescent.
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All she really wanted during this period of adolescent youth was to purchase a laptop, The Verge reports.
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Hinckley was obsessed with the 2619 film Taxi Driver, in which Jodie Foster plays Iris, an adolescent prostitute.
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My students' struggles with low self-esteem resonated with me as I remembered feeling unattractive as an adolescent.
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That is, one adolescent completing suicide could theoretically start what's sort of the underlying problem in most places.
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The ACOG Committee on Adolescent Health Care says it's unknown how many people around the world are transgender.
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Training in addiction psychiatry for physicians who have completed training in general and/or child and adolescent psychiatry.
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It turns out that preadolescent and adolescent girls on both sides of the Atlantic dream of being mermaids.
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Przybylski is set to lead a large-scale study into how digital technologies affects adolescent wellbeing in October.
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Dr. Murphy's practice reflects his 19 years at the Adolescent Health Center at Mount Sinai Hospital in Manhattan.
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Dr. Soren recalled one patient who returned to her adolescent clinic after a year at an adult internist.
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They estimated that, every year, same-sex marriage policies would be associated with 134,000 fewer adolescent suicide attempts.
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Some reminisced about their own adolescent antics, to the dismay of the angry homeowner who posted the footage.
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Research has also repeatedly found that adolescent use of e-cigarettes increases the risk of using traditional cigarettes.
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When an adolescent talks about wanting to die or kill himself or herself, we need to believe them.
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As an adolescent I knew one thing for certain: I didn't want to turn out like my mother.
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But what if adolescent defiance is not a demon to be exorcised, but a power to be harnessed?
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Does a "fun" office sound like a great, relaxed environment or a juvenile playground for adolescent 20-somethings?
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These moves are in keeping with recent studies showing that flavors play a significant role in adolescent vaping.
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But a return home is now on the horizon, she said, once her adolescent children are of age.
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The reason that I can like say "oh yeah there's something underneath" is I was absolutely that adolescent.
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These two therapies have the most evidence for their effectiveness in treating adolescent depression, the patient resource says.
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Dostoyevsky's "The Devils" is a different novel than "The Adolescent," not a retitled edition of the same novel.
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"A lot of current interventions and policies in the US are aimed at early adolescent users," she said.
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What if we held men responsible for the things they did while drunk or high on "adolescent hormones"?
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I'm not part of the at-risk population for game addiction, which is comprised of adolescent single males.
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My glitchy adolescent brain was desperate for causalities, for conspiracies that drenched every word, every gesture, with meaning.
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Somehow, the tenacious adolescent got his way and installed his first beehive in the back of the garden.
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How, during puberty, an adolescent manages emotion—when you have your first crush, how to deal with that.
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I rarely did homework, but I always had something capitalistic going on related directly to my adolescent interests.
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The rates of adolescent obesity were 10 percent, 16 percent, and 23 percent, respectively, in the three groups.
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I'm for it — provided we can start with your adolescent behavior, as it relates to your next job.
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The Thread RE: ADOLESCENT ANXIETY Benoit Denizet-Lewis wrote about the recent increase in severe anxiety among teenagers.
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The "screaming teen" stereotype has often inspired hand-wringing or contempt, a way of policing adolescent-female libido.
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Sybil is the kind of adolescent who's more comfortable in a science class than in a social setting.
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This was important to the filmmaker, who has made adolescent girls the focus of much of her work.
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Never mawkish or contrived, it's an absolutely authentic depiction of how friendship can overcome adolescent anxiety and grief.
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Mais en le terminant, cet adolescent d'une cité voisine réalisa que beaucoup de ses amis pourraient y croire.
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The skeletons of five adults and one adolescent were found, as well as four arms from different individuals.
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Another intimate drama, it revolved around a troubled adolescent hiding out in a basement with his half sister.
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This also makes Post Malone a perfect fit for Spider-Man, the canonical story of awkward adolescent empowerment.
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Can a miserable adolescent, for example, really can give informed consent to such a drastic, life-changing operation?
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This time, the camera lens is pointed not at the untrustworthy caregiver, but at the potentially rebellious adolescent.
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In rock 'n' roll's energy and excitement, he recognized music's future, especially as a fuel for adolescent rebellion.
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So, this will be a moment for us to think about how do we protect the adolescent girl?
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Once a vortex of internet-speak and unhinged adolescent behavior, TikTok, for better or worse, has gone mainstream.
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"The developing adolescent brain is particularly vulnerable to addiction," the F.D.A. said in its statement announcing the actions.
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Also, third-party apps need to be required to police who is allowed access to "adolescent-sensitive" data.
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In adaptations across the decades, she has gone from cherubic little girl to frightening adolescent to lovesick teenager.
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But adolescent lions who set out in search of their own hunting grounds often come to an impasse.
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Anyone (adult human, adolescent, or child) can and might blush when they feel shame or embarrassment or inadequacy.
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About 41% of teen boys and 20% of adolescent girls play video games every day, the poll found.
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Adlon likewise gives the adolescent dramas space to breathe without taking them so seriously that they feel maudlin.
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In December, 22, she reported having seen guards beat an adolescent inmate who was handcuffed to a gurney.
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But if after that your adolescent is still seeking a resolution, some advice might (at last!) be welcome.
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Dr. Penn, 32, is a child and adolescent psychiatry chief fellow at the University of California, San Francisco.
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Against all odds, Ms. Hardy has returned and recovered her sensually adolescent voice, and her taste for writing.
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Researchers tracked all women and adolescent females (ages 15 to 0.53) living in Denmark from 2000 through 2014.
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The study here was testing the ruxolitinib cream in adolescent and adult patients aged 12 years and above.
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Increasingly, that's the tone of the choreography, too — that of an emo band or of anguished adolescent poetry.
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What's more, my adolescent logic went, my adopted parents are white, so that should count for something, right?
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Laurence Steinberg, a psychologist at Temple University, set out to determine when exactly an adolescent becomes an adult.
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"When adolescent girls come out of school here at 18, there is zero opportunity for them," she said.
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"Are you...Jennelle?" it quavers, the lilt of an adolescent British accent turning the question into a yodel.
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In the same conservative states, however, funding of pregnancy-prevention education was linked with decreases in adolescent births.
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The organization aims to help boost grassroots leaders around the world who are focused on adolescent girls' education.
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However, state laws requiring UBCs had no effect on adolescent gun carrying until after the NICS was implemented.
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America is, after all, an adolescent nation attempting to cling to her morals in an increasingly complex world.
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The film's gentle, affirmative view of friendship, family life and adolescent sexuality is the opposite of sentimental. 193.
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A show aimed at theatergoers who are — or ever have been — adolescent misfits has a potentially endless audience.
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It is adolescent in every way, from its creation story to its legacy to — most especially — its contents.
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"The problem is that for the adolescent brain, or even younger, it is so deeply influential," Patel said.
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In the US, rates of childhood and adolescent diabetes are highest among blacks, Hispanics, Asians, and Native Americans.
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They make tons of money, they're grappling with the adolescent age, where lots of other things come up.
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Depression on the rise; teen girls most at risk Why is depression increasing faster among adolescent girls than boys?
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But in 2014, only 40 percent of adolescent girls aged 13-17 received all three doses of the vaccine.
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Salas-Wright also points out that rates of adolescent substance use and risky behavior have declined in recent years.
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A floor worker said she bought underwear for an adolescent girl who didn't have any that fit her properly.
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It was a simple implement of digital writing that immediately triggered a flood of awkward adolescent memories for me.
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Nothing like some personalized party favors depicting yourself as an adolescent to help your guests remember the good times.
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Fall Out Boy: "Sugar We're Goin Down" Who knew antlers could so perfectly express our adolescent feelings of freakishness?
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It never did, which was a huge disappointment to an adolescent boy who equated war with Atari Missile Command.
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In 2001, she established the Jane Fonda Center for Adolescent Reproductive Health, which aims to help prevent teen pregnancy.
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A 2014 study found that almost 20 percent of adolescent boys are highly concerned about their weight and physique.
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I've had all of the adolescent acne (on my chest, back, and face) — all of which has gone away.
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Experts in adolescent behavior say that what Kavanaugh is accused of is a far cry from normal teenage wrestling.
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"Adolescent girls don't know what healthy looks like, as health is understood as the absence of illness," she said.
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I attribute my height to the delightful bovine growth hormones that undoubtedly surged through my body as an adolescent.
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So we decided to combine our psychic trauma and adolescent band crush into something we thought others would enjoy.
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I'm glad that I started something that made so many people's childhoods and brought joy to those adolescent lives.
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Lorde writes convincingly about adolescent turmoil in transitional periods, and the album is itself a product of such turmoil.
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Much of his language, like much of Trump's, is characterized by a nastiness that's by turns adolescent and hyperbolic.
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The company says "Jibo's character is similar to that of a pre-adolescent boy," and that he's still learning.
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"The adolescent brain is uniquely sensitive to nicotine and becomes addicted more rapidly and at lower concentrations," Winickoff says.
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Their company, Dualstar Entertainment, turned the onetime performers into adolescent moguls, businesswomen whose brand was not to be dismissed.
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Whether my pessimism was Russian or adolescent, it didn't matter; pessimism doesn't play in sunny, bro-dawg San Diego.
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Near the end of book, Knut begins to lose his popularity as he grows into a more threatening adolescent.
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It's Britney at peak Britney, it was a the anthem of our childhood and adolescent rebellions, it's a legend.
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In the second capture of the day an adolescent elephant gets trapped under a larger member of the herd.
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I thought how neat it would be to not only have puppies, but adolescent, and senior dogs as well!
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Apart from his bio, which reads "Yep, I'm a kid," we don't know much else about the stylish adolescent.
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Teenage rebellion is a rite of passage as key to adolescent development as body odour and unexpected hair growth.
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Pam and Doug, who run a small business together, hoped it was typical adolescent drama that would soon fade.
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Some seem to be in the grip less of political Islam, she says, than of an adolescent identity crisis.
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And while two-thirds of adolescent boys are literate, the figure for girls is little more than half that.
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In "Mustang", the Turkish-French Deniz Gamze Ergüven takes on patriarchy from the perspective of five adolescent orphan sisters.
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Miller believes it's time for new standards that take current research on adolescent sexual health and wellness into account.
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Growing up as an adolescent in the late 1990s, Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera dominated mainstream pop-related discussions.
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When given small electric shocks in a particular cage, adolescent mice learned to associate the cage with the shocks.
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The last scene of Stranger Things 2 was blissfully devoid of demogorgons — but chock-full of raging adolescent hormones.
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In 1954, researchers reported the "Robbers Cave" experiment, which involved young adolescent boys at a summer camp in Oklahoma.
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"It was the most amazing spectacle of my adolescent life at that time," said Guy Todd Williams, 210, a.k.a.
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As a result, access to maternal health care is crucial, given the high rates of complications for adolescent pregnancy.
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That's the dilemma facing the adolescent heroine (Sarah Charles Lewis) of this musical based on the popular children's novel.
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It's called the ABCD Study (Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development Study), which is funded by the National Institutes of Health.
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With the exception of two scared-looking adolescent boys, all of them were white women, and they were upset.
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He began stealing as an adolescent—TVs, bikes, anything he could sell easily for a little bit of cash.
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Anyone who's ever taught an adolescent or raised one knows that body image woes start young and loom large.
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Skin Deep A new bonanza of fruit scents are far more sophisticated than the adolescent splashes of summers past.
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"It's the imaginary audience come to life," said Marion Underwood, a psychologist who studies adolescent aggression and internet use.
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My youngest son has been on waiting lists for the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services for four years.
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It subverted assumptions about adult luxury, the adolescent tendency to under dress, and the multitude of possibilities in between.
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Ralph Macchio, the original Karate Kid, and William Zabka, star as middle-aged men reviving their adolescent karate rivalry.
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"An adolescent is going through critical states and stages of her emotional, cognitive and physical well-being," Binder said.
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The motion included declarations from children and adolescent mothers saying they were not provided enough food and clean clothes.
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Flares emitted by adolescent red dwarfs may singe and sterilize the atmospheres of their surrounding planets, rendering life impossible.
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The adolescent heroine of his one-act ballet "The Invitation" (1961) experiences a sexual initiation that turns into rape.
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"Our plays," Ms. Satter explained, "are usually these wholly made up worlds," drawn from feminist, queer and adolescent subcultures.
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ATLANTA — In the adolescent years of Major League Soccer, its championship game did not always feel like a spectacle.
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"An advantage of this study is that it includes adolescent girls — most studies have only included boys," she said.
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We see the adolescent John in a wool vest and open-necked shirt, cheeks ruddy, eyes soulful and sad.
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"There is this rhetoric that everyone is so woke," said Anthony Charuvastra, a child and adolescent psychiatrist, in Manhattan.
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Obama has launched a new education project for adolescent girls and an initiative to promote voter registration and turnout.
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To hear the movies tell it, your adolescent years are the ones that define the rest of your life.
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When your formerly chatty adolescent suddenly favors one-word answers, it can feel as though you've just been dumped.
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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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The density of infected adolescent ticks in areas where foxes and stone martens were active was also incorrectly described.
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Her well-intended but overreaching behavior isn't just realistic, it's very recognizable to anyone who's ever known an adolescent.
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In "Outside Voices," Crosley recalls the turmoil caused by the endless noise of an adolescent neighbor's 24/7 party.
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"We're in the awkward adolescent period of growth," said Josh Martin, a senior adviser to Charleston's mayor, John Tecklenburg.
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Emmie is Caroline's adolescent daughter, who has conflicted feelings about her mother's job and a piercing hunger for change.
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Yoga was slow, much too slow for a skinny adolescent who loved running and jumping and sprinting and hurdling.
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A report in August by the United States attorney's office in Manhattan focusing on adolescent inmates had similar findings.
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Buinewicz, 28, is pursuing a Ph.D. in clinical psychology focusing on child and adolescent anxiety treatment at Temple University.
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The Global Early Adolescent Study analyzed how gender is learned, enforced and reinforced among early adolescents in 15 countries.
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There are adolescent moments here (dollar signs and exclamation points) and paint handling that resembles Abstract Expressionist do-overs.
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It&aposs a brilliant, bravely written window into adolescent sexuality that skips out none of the warts and boils.
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He is the head of the division of child and adolescent psychiatry — not psychology — at NorthShore University Health System.
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She had the clean, untouched look of an adolescent: a neat, short bob, a buttoned-up top with pearls.
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The organization also wants police to train on topics that include adolescent development, implicit bias, communication and de-escalation.
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Picking out a movie was never just picking out a movie; it was a proving ground for adolescent friendships.
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She asked questions and engaged with individuals and at the end she spoke with one of our adolescent clients.
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"Pen15" shows there's fun to be had in mining the cognitive dissonance of grown-ups inserted into adolescent situations.
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In my opinion I think that college is a perfect transition to merge your adolescent, and adult life together.
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In addition, studies have shown that substantial adolescent exposure to marijuana may be a predictor of opioid use disorders.
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Mark Rubinstein, a professor who studies adolescent medicine at University of California San Francisco, was surprised by this finding.
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A little goofy-looking and awkward, yet displaying an adolescent self-assuredness, he is the quintessential movie pizza boy.
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"Adolescent health risks are shaped by behaviors rooted in gender roles that can be well-established in kids by the time they are 10 or 11 years old," said Kristin Mmari, associate professor at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and lead researcher for qualitative research on the Global Early Adolescent Study.
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"While we cannot infer causality from this study, we suspect that exposure to food insecurity during adolescence, a period of rapid brain growth and development, may lead to suboptimal nutrition as well as increased psychological stress for the family and adolescent, and may adversely impact adolescent mental health," Poole-Di Salvo said.
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Many people can roll their eyes, but adolescent girls have practically monopolized the ocular gesture as a form of communication.
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While starting a dog's training and preventing bad doggo behavior in adolescent years is ideal, that's not always an option.
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Clark and Pokora grew close, talking nearly every day about programming as well as music, cars, and other adolescent fixations.
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Pushed into hyper-sincerity by Rønnenfelt's aristocratic moan, it's a monument to post-adolescent, drunk on life, vigor, and sweat.
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Formal swim lessons reduce the likelihood of childhood drowning by a staggering 88 percent, according to Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine.
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How I so regret those adolescent and young adult years when I was an insufferable ass and we lost contact.
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We think she's having an adolescent moment and hope that if we stay consistent with training, she'll get over it.
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While we were happily watching Evan's sweet search for adolescent love, a much darker narrative was unfolding in the background.
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The show, which premieres July 4, centers around the lives of four adolescent boys and their friends in Hawkins, Indiana.
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Darlene, however, was more than just an irascible heroine of adolescent disaffection: She was also the Conner to root for.
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"We want to ensure that all our investments abroad to empower women and adolescent girls deliver real results," Belanger said.
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"Sedentary behaviors are still problematic," said Dr. Stephanie Zaza (PDF), director of the CDC's division of Adolescent and School Health.
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An adolescent prepares to depart Guatemala City's airport after arriving from Mexico, where he was captured as an unaccompanied minor.
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One cost estimate for adolescent bariatric surgery from 2010 to 2013 found the average total intervention cost to be $2140,295.
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"We don't have any literature," Suchitra Krishnan-Sarin, a Yale professor of psychiatry who studies adolescent tobacco use, told Vox.
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"This calls for a catastrophe committee in China to stop the alarming rise in childhood and adolescent obesity," Perk said.
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The same study showed that when using ReThink, the inclination for an adolescent to post bullying message dropped 65 percent.
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I had spent years watching teen transformation movies, feeling shut out of every milestone moment in my own adolescent life.
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And it runs parallel to Kate's adolescent (and adult) struggle with shutting music out of her life when she's sad.
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Today, a poignant story of identity, internet friendship, and coming to terms with the contours of our adolescent digital footprints.
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One of the molars hadn't yet pierced through the gums, which means it likely belonged to an adolescent Denisovan individual.
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With a nine-minute compilation of videos mortifying her adolescent sister, the OP definitely wins award for most embarrassing sibling.
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Then I started working the adolescent floors, where I met a lot of kids with drug issues or parent problems.
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"We can all agree that reducing adolescent suicide attempts is a good thing, regardless of our political views," Raifman says.
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Every now and then their enthusiasm gets silly, but this is an ebullient, credible rendition of pop's eternal adolescent thrill.
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In reality, I probably dished out an adolescent catchphrase like, "Yeah, cool," and shut my dad out of the room.
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She is a great actress and knows how to tell powerful stories, even through the lens of adolescent cartoon boys.
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But he kept at his craft, and as an adolescent drew patients at a mental hospital where his brother worked.
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Diaz described King as a "small-framed adolescent boy," who was 5-feet tall and weighed less than 100 pounds.
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That delivery, she says during a recent conversation, is an intentional ode to the music that soundtracked her adolescent years.
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According to UNESCO, one in ten adolescent girls across Africa misses school due to menstruation before eventually dropping out altogether.
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At its core, Catalyst, a very loose prequel to the cult free-running video game Mirror's Edge, is joyously adolescent.
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In their study, which used 8400 24-32-year-olds from the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health, Sweet et.
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And thanks to this wave of Netflix reboots, it seems the adolescent girl will continue to finally get her due.
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Mkumbo's story is all too common in Tanzania, which has one of the world's highest adolescent pregnancy and birth rates.
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An adolescent without confidential access to a doctor may be sexually active, for example, but unwilling to seek birth control.
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Instead of condemning the society that produces such youngsters, the article treats this as some sort of normal adolescent rebellion.
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We first shared this adolescent edition of EAGLE with the public at the MIT Sloan Sports Analytics Conference this March.
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It suggests that an adolescent industry, increasingly centred around Hull and the east coast of Yorkshire, is coming of age.
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For too long, white supremacy has been treated as a bizarre subculture, driven either by adolescent angst or misplaced nostalgia.
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If the young Celeste was preternaturally mature, this later model is youthfully brattish, like a parody of a spoiled adolescent.
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Countries at all social and economic levels experienced a decline in child and adolescent death rates from 1990 to 2015.
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Growing up near Seattle, he was drawn to theater as an adolescent, at the prompting of a charismatic drama teacher.
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If The War Lover lacks the humor of Joseph Heller's famously absurdist work, it also abjures its cartoonish adolescent simplifications.
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Plan International chose to focus on adolescent girls because their needs are often neglected in humanitarian response plans, he said.
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The emerging science on adolescent boundary-pushing debunks some old saws and shows us useful directions to point our energy.
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A finding like this helps explain how graduated drivers' licenses have helped to reduce the rate of adolescent car crashes.
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How can this paragon of adolescent lyricism also be the mature prince or witty imp we see in other ballets?
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A moment of adolescent anger led me to the impulsive decision to quit political studies and enrol in medical school.
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Proving that even the most conscientious parent can't control for the vagaries of adolescent cruelty, someone started calling him Erection.
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Soon she was dancing barefoot to her own manic adolescent rhythm, her sparkling high heels clutched tightly at her side.
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It's delicious, anxiety-addled TV, with its candy-colored cinematography, emotionally turbulent plot lines, and chronic embrace of adolescent vice.
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He emphasized the need to simultaneously protect confidentiality and to appropriately engage parents in their adolescent and young adults' health.
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"I'd ask providers to rethink how we can constructively involve parents while protecting adolescent and young adult confidentiality," he said.
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In the 1990s, advances in neuroscience allowed experts to study and map the adolescent brain in ways they never had.
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"These are black boxes," Dr. Scott Hadland, an adolescent medicine specialist at Harvard Medical School, said of the residential centers.
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By the second chapter, Paul is a lanky adolescent (the newcomer Quentin Dolmaire) and a jittery charmer, ready for love.
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This phobia is characterized by a fear of youth that is shaped by an inaccurate negative perception of adolescent behavior.
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I can neatly tie the milestones of my adolescent life to the social network I was using at the time.
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Vandals occasionally delete and replace the entire article with content that's (a) repetitive, (b) homophobic/ageist, or (c) textbook adolescent.
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At Southampton, Bunce worked with Sean Cumming, a kinesiologist at Bath University and an expert in adolescent health and development.
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The lyrics of "Norf Norf" are explicit, painting a violent picture of Mr. Staples' adolescent years in Long Beach, Calif.
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One November 2017 study found that loss of coordination was the second most common sign an adolescent unintentionally consumed marijuana.
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Viewers who were around back then might remember Larry Clark's "Kids" and other prurient, ostensibly cautionary tales of adolescent misbehavior.
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The usual stream of cars navigated the bends on the first day of school, white families ferrying their adolescent sons.
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Eating disorders can ultimately be fatal, said Dr. Laurie Hornberger, a specialist in adolescent medicine at Children's Mercy Kansas City.
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She graduated from Oberlin College in Ohio, and received a master's degree in adolescent education from Pace University in Manhattan.
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I feel like I've just entered my adolescent music phase, something that most people go through when they are adolescents.
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The adolescent runners also showed small increases in the number of cardiomyocytes, but many fewer than the youngest runners gained.
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Flirtation, romance and jostling for a plum partner are prime themes, which makes folklórico a good fit for adolescent dancers.
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Were you involved in the casting of Matthew Illesley and Kit Connor, who played you as a child and adolescent?
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BIG SIS Let me reframe this story slightly: As a late adolescent, you were understandably distraught when your parents separated.
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They only had data at two points in time: adolescent health profiles from military enrollment, and cause of death later.
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In episode form, though, it's tiring; in the four installments made available for review, the scattershot misery is ironically adolescent.
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Here was a modern writer using gorgeous and specific prose to write about the longing of adolescent girls like me.
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Like that show, "Sabrina" places adolescent melodrama in a supernatural milieu, drawing parallels between everyday teenage antics and otherworldly horrors.
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On a weekday evening, two adolescent sisters sat in styling chairs and told their technicians they caught it on vacation.
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Some boys died, lying atop other boys, a tangle of sinewy adolescent limbs that moaned, shuddered and then grew still.
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Our group from Harvard Medical School recently published a case of an adolescent who started estrogen and chose to stop.
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The Society of Adolescent Health and Medicine has just released an updated evidence report and position paper on this topic.
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I count myself among the adults who find this neurological account of adolescent recklessness to be both clarifying and confounding.
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Not long ago we visited Fortaleza, the city with the highest rate of child and adolescent homicide victims in Brazil.
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Deciding whether to allow a trans adolescent to go on puberty blockers is a decision most parents don't take lightly.
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Trilobites Fossils that some scientists thought to be a separate species were likely adolescent Tyrannosaurus rexes, a new study says.
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Further, returning to the topic over time allows parents to account for the rapidly shifting landscape of adolescent sexual activity.
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For years, I thought of O'Neill, who spoke so deeply to my adolescent self, as a kind of private pleasure.
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"We also should double down our efforts on the other adolescent addictions to ensure they continue to decrease," Benjamin said.
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Attention from Congress and the strategy itself have proven that empowering adolescent girls can and should be a bipartisan effort.
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According to UNESCO, an arm of the United Nations, 98 million of the world's adolescent girls are not in school.
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CNN: If you could be an adolescent girl again, what is the one thing you would tell your younger self?
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Bayan, their oldest child, was going from girl to adolescent, Middle Eastern to North American all at the same time.
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The revival of Martin Moran's solo show, about the sexual abuse he experienced as an adolescent boy, finishes its run.
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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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It is a theme that befits the struggles of the artists included, as well as those of its adolescent curators.
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At the risk of breaking my own rule about not relating everything to oneself, I was a borderline criminal adolescent.
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Bra-fitting, anonymous adolescent messaging and the Google-backed augmented reality startup Magic Leap all raised money this past week.
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Certainly not the largely bland ensemble of post-adolescent actors cast as the leads, who here can scarcely be called characters.
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The diary of an adolescent girl trapped in hiding during Nazi occupation first appeared in English in the US in 22017.
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One key mechanism is imitation... Peer pressure has been linked to a wide variety of adolescent behaviors, including delinquency and aggression.
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A copperhead snake was there, and the 2-foot-long adolescent reptile bit her on the left arm above the elbow.
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They're seen as adolescent, a band to inevitably grow out of, like a Hellogoodbye shirt (size: Youth Medium) or disliking olives.
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The book bursts with youthful longing and adolescent angst, with the effervescence of first love and the vitriol of family strife.
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Yousafzai spent her last birthday opening a school for adolescent Syrian refugees in Lebanon, called The Malala Yousafzai All-Girls School.
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" After welcoming his third child in 2016, Bryan told PEOPLE exclusively, "I remember my adolescent days and always dreaming of girls.
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I'm hard pressed to name anyone who has more compassion and empathy for adolescent problems and the struggles of growing up.
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Rubinstein led a study looking at toxic compounds in adolescent e-cigarette users, which was recently published in the journal Pediatrics.
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"Perhaps that's because most grown women don't find the idea of dating an inexperienced adolescent boy all that appealing," McIntosh says.
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He said Dr. D'Onofrio, who has an expertise in adolescent self-injury, would counsel students and hold a meeting for parents.
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And three, that this correlation is very, very small, explaining — at most — 213 percent of the variation in adolescent well-being.
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It's only in listening to the conversations between these girls that you unlock the often painful realities of their adolescent lives.
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That's why, last year, President Obama and I launched Let Girls Learn, an initiative to help adolescent girls worldwide attend school.
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The play takes place 20 years after the events of Deathly Hallows, when Harry is an adult with an adolescent son.
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As a black adolescent transfer student at a southern school that was overwhelmingly white, I was often someone's verbal punching bag.
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It's pretty obviously better prepared that way, and once you get over a pre-adolescent squeamishness you can readily admit that.
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Perhaps it'll be something in the health universe, along the lines of her "Let's Move" program promoting child and adolescent health.
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Effective Child Therapy, a website created by the Society of Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology, also offers helpful definitions and descriptions.
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A new study in The Lancet Child & Adolescent Health recounts the full story of his groundbreaking treatment for the first time.
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Dysalexic Most cartoons that try to blend adolescent humor with existentialism are ridiculously dumb but Rick & Morty does it masterly well.
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Some of my favorites never get more than a few hundred views while others fill convention rooms with excited adolescent girls.
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I'd gone to Geneva's Paléo Festival that year as a sort of throwback, having been a few times as an adolescent.
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Because the adolescent brain is still developing, young adults can be especially at risk of long-term effects to the brain.
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Several decades into the age of digital media, the ability to leave one's childhood and adolescent years behind is now imperiled.
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David's first instruments, a plastic saxophone, a tin guitar and a xylophone, were given to him before he was an adolescent.
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In addition, government health agencies, sports medicine authorities and sports groups should make adolescent ACL injury issues a priority, they urge.
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While the women of Girls have gone and gotten real jobs and suffered real life events, Broad City remains charmingly adolescent.
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Buffy is the story of an adolescent girl, and the demons are the metaphor for the scary horrors of high school.
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Left alone with the children, he shows off his budding armpit hair, tells tales of his adolescent licentiousness, and smokes cigarettes.
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A recent study in The Journal of Adolescent Health found a surprisingly common reason: developing breasts, and girls' attitudes about them.
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Some experts in female adolescent obesity and fitness suggested that young girls would be more comfortable in single-sex gym classes.
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The news outlet reported Tuesday that David Katz, 24, was in a psychiatric facility on two separate occasions as an adolescent.
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"Poor access to child and adolescent psychiatrists has long been a concern raised by pediatricians, families, and other stakeholders," Axelson writes.
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Afterwards, DeSaulnier described meeting two adolescent girls who were separated from their parents at the southern border by the Trump administration.
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Imbued with the adolescent conviction that every failure was a new beginning, each time they pulled up stakes and tried again.
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A study by the American Medical Association found that adolescent girls had more positive thoughts and felt more confidence after dancing.
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No one should ever ignore an adolescent who talks about feeling empty, hopeless or says they have no reason to live.
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Janet Maslin, in a prescient review in The New York Times, singled out the promising talent of an adolescent Kirsten Dunst.
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" Infertile from an adolescent bout of mumps, he was often impotent except with prostitutes, whom, for their detachment, he termed "goddesses.
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"Most adolescents will answer," said Hendren, who is also a past president of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.
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As an adolescent, Jackson was such a mess that her mother informed her she was the product of a failed abortion.
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In title and spirit, "Sisters" seemed to shed light on a subtle feminist rebellion and a universal adolescent desire for community.
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Meanwhile, I was about the furthest thing from them: just a suburbanite adolescent kid with a pocket knife and a dream.
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The employee said that the prince attended naked pool parties, where he regularly enjoyed massages by a harem of adolescent girls.
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The two children are especially grating, graduates of the "Look at me, I just said something funny" school of adolescent acting.
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A new trailer showcases some of the action as the amphibious, adolescent warriors take on Shredder and his evil Foot Clan.
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Adolescent angst and artistic ambition blend in this new series about students at the fictional, prestigious Keaton School of the Arts.
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I think you can wear it in small doses when you're an adolescent, but honestly, wearing some makeup isn't hurting anyone.
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"She smiles through a thousand tears and harbors adolescent fears / She dreams of all that she can never be," she sang.
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In the Romanian orphans, you would see a 14-year-old kid adolescent who literally looks like an 8-year-old.
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"The three most important things for a thriving child are love, security, and consistency," says child and adolescent psychologist, Kirsten Butterfield.
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The minister, however, said the government would continue to provide HIV/AIDS services to adolescent girls, drug users and other groups.
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When I was an adolescent the biggest thing you could aspire to at the time was to work for Life magazine.
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A prequel to HBO's mega hit, this '80s-set series follows an adolescent Carrie Bradshaw to her home in Castlebury, Connecticut.
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Treat Teenage Moms Like Moms, Not Children In 11 states, adolescent mothers still need their own parents' consent to receive contraceptives.
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It's great because you see immediately how adolescent pregnancy numbers go down when we have the opportunity to work with them.
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Fifth grade has brought the dizzying social stratification of adolescent girls, the sudden and vital importance of being cute and popular.
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Most don't get enough of either, according to a study published September 27 in the journal The Lancet Child & Adolescent Health.
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"But we know better now about the adolescent brain, and we know about their natural sleep rhythms being different than adults'."
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In this chart you can see how the CDC classifies adolescent BMI according to percentiles based on age, weight, and height.
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I hadn't seen it coming, too consumed by my adolescent life to pay attention to what was going on around me.
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Although if the adolescent is 17 to 19 they should be able to decide whether they want a tattoo or piercing.
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My life in the van is still an adolescent: I have so much more life to live and exploration to do.
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"Honesty is the best policy," said Kelsey Torgerson Dunn, a licensed clinical social worker who specializes in child and adolescent anxiety.
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The speed of adolescent development sometimes makes teenagers lose their emotional footing and worry that they will never feel right again.
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The police should be wary of stereotypes; they should not, for example, find an adolescent victim less believable than an adult.
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Here, he describes the music shop that was a sanctuary for him as an adolescent, and the guitar he purchased there.
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One is admirable, the other is adolescent, and too many of us have lost sight of the line between the two.
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These many years later I realize he was just trying his best to offer Cold War comfort to an anxious adolescent.
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Ferrell and Louis-Dreyfus play Pete and Billie, an American couple on an Austrian ski vacation with their two adolescent sons.
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Now, that might sound adolescent to those of us (myself included) who haven't had a dress-up box for several decades.
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And yet the novel is about more than just adolescent angst, a young girl's longing to be somewhere else, someone else.
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Obama in 2015 to increase educational opportunities for adolescent girls who face physical danger and other obstacles to going to school.
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Adiga writes feelingly about the adolescent confusion over acknowledging one's sexual orientation and the responses — condemnation, abuse, patronizing sympathy — it elicits.
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In this version, Prospero's cloistered daughter, Miranda (Leah Harvey), is no fairy tale princess awaiting deliverance, but a restless, urchin adolescent.
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Perhaps most relevant for the current administration, we found that early separation from caregivers changed adolescent social behavior for the worse.
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In Michael Yates Crowley's dark comedy for the Playwrights Realm, an adolescent rape survivor looks to myth, the law and Wikipedia.
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IRBs must use scientific evidence and not opinion when determining the risks of adolescent participation in sexual health and HIV research.
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"The toxic combination of mental illness, adolescent psychology, and social media will likely lead to more tragic suicides," Carter's lawyers said.
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At the same time, the five members also became the basis of adolescent crushes and fervor for many years to come.
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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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Like Brett Kavanaugh, whose adolescent calendars have become an object of national attention, I have kept detailed records of my life.
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But the next morning, he was woken up by that recurring train whistle, which is somehow connected to his adolescent trauma.
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Parents who don't want to quit "need to have a discussion about the difference between adults and adolescent use," he added.
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There is a very sacred puberty ceremony, for example, of adolescent girls running in different directions to pay respect to nature.
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Most pharmacy employees surveyed correctly stated that no prescription was needed for naloxone, researchers report in the Journal of Adolescent Health.
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The eyepatched icon echoed Tony Montana on "Hey Young World," and that resonated in a major way with an adolescent Ross.
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It can be a pleasure for adolescent brains with energy to spare, but hanging on to it later saps and rigidifies.
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But much as I cringe at his, at times, adolescent behavior, well, I cringed during the era of 44, as well.
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According to the 2013 United Nations Population Fund's report, "Motherhood in Childhood," Africa has the world's highest rate of adolescent pregnancy.
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We're seeking to empower adolescent girls around the world through education, so that they can support their families, communities and countries.
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His father, Jonathan, runs the film and video department, but is also a clinician, specializing in the treatment of adolescent boys.
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For example, if a Central American gang has recruited an adolescent male and he refuses to join, he will be killed.
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Mr. Michael has a perpetually adolescent, sardonic attitude, and he subtly mocks his own arrested development with some of his jokes.
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The paintings are fantastic and feral, both in execution and in suggested narrative; attenuated, often adolescent, sometimes gnomelike creatures populate them.
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The possible impact that violent video games and internet trawling had on adolescent minds came wrenchingly to the forefront of debate.
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"We clicked a little," says Urbina of the mentor twice his age who had been tasked with befriending the troubled adolescent.
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