We are all just as close entering our adult years.
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This is why I avoided wearing any tights throughout my adult years.
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So fast forward to my adult years... [when I was ] 19 plus.
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We don't get to see the adult years, though, at least not yet.
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He now has scars and still struggled with breakouts into his adult years.
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Your young-adult years will slip through your fingers before you know it.
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Full disclosure here, I've always struggled to lose weight in my adult years.
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During my adult years, I went through a phase where I resented the movie.
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So I guess I'm already kind of in my adult years in that regard.
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In my adult years following Arsenal, Arsene's painful defeats stand out amongst the victories.
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Often the symptoms of schizophrenia appear in the late teen or early adult years.
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Like him, she had also spent her early adult years estranged from the church.
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As a young single mom, I'd struggled financially through all of my adult years anyway.
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At 28, Ms. Wills has spent all of her adult years wrestling with student loans.
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His appreciation deepened during his early adult years spent at glassmaking factories in Denmark and Sweden.
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We&aposve always been close, and only grew closer in my college and early adult years.
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"Take Your Shirt Off" I have struggled with body image for the majority of my adult years.
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Developmentally, the young adult years are when a person is most at risk for mental health disorders.
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Some shared difficult stories from their childhood that they carried with them well into their adult years.
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Dad deployed as a teen to fight Hitler, and he spent his adult years obsessing over war.
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Jack's children are played in their adult years by Sterling K. Brown, Chrissy Metz and Justin Hartley.
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She was also criticized for being a carpetbagger after spending many of her adult years in Northern Virginia.
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She lived her early adult years in London and worked at homelessness and children's charities before entering politics.
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A group of alleged terrorists rounded up by the authorities in 2003 were far away from their adult years.
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Being 18 and embarking upon my adult years, I can't predict what life will have in store for me.
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There's really no telling what the wild child, fresh into her adult years, will do to her hair next.
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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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And serious illness, the researchers explain, leads some women to renegotiate their expectations for their young-adult years and beyond.
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Those R-rated kisses freaked me out, to be honest, even if they informed the horniness of my adult years.
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But they were basically documenting my mother's adult years and adolescence in Puerto Rico, from the 1950s to the 70s.
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Millennials, now firmly in their adult years, have been blamed for "killing" everything from mayonnaise to fabric softener to department stores.
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Then, more people began to call in to recount their experiences with sexual assault from their childhood, teen, and adult years.
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This sandwich, in its humblest form, has fueled us from childhood through high school, college, and even into our adult years.
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I think it&aposs everyone&aposs fantasy to go back and relive high school with the wisdom of your adult years.
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Or, it's at least not ideal for those looking to maintain some form of decent posture during their professional adult years.
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Your infatuation may look different (there's probably no more doodling), but unrequited lust can follow you into your adult years, too.
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While, many have since hummed it in their adult years, under their breath, hoping no one will notice the classic tune.
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"I was having such a fun time getting to spend quality time with my brother in our adult years," she says.
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In his adult years, when he was head of the Esperanto movement, he balanced this with a full-time ophthalmology practice.
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For 20-somethings facing divorce, it's possible they've spent most of their young adult years with their soon-to-be ex.
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The spectrum of consumption is also perhaps the widest, with consumption starting as early as age four and far into adult years.
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You may also have developed a caffeine habit in your adult years, which can also interfere with your ability to fall asleep.
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Messina calls herself "very privileged" for both her professional coming out story and how supported she's been in her adult years since.
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"There are really important developmental experiences and processes that are occurring in the teen years compared to the adult years," Barch says.
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That kind of disrespect can take a toll, as I discovered when I was a teenager and even into my adult years.
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For both women and men, one's young adult years are a pivotal time in life to explore and learn about one's sexuality.
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I spent most of my young adult years in military school and the army, so smoking weed was out of the question.
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The grumpy face, she says, symbolizes her teen to young adult years, when she lacked confidence because of her experiences with bullying.
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Her mother spent her adult years working menial jobs in the informal economy, and that was where Monica appeared to be headed too.
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He spent his early adult years playing music and eventually got a "regular" job with a low salary working at a community arts program.
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And [it] can ultimately, if you let it, really get to you and stick with you throughout your adult years in a negative way.
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Unbeknown to them, their mother had collected every grammar-school essay, local newspaper clipping about their tennis tournaments and publication from their adult years.
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"Most of my mature adult years have been spent in the African Methodist Episcopal Church," Gillum said in an interview with BuzzFeed News last month.
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Nesreen Rashied didn't think much of the nose injury she suffered as a kid — until she started having "massive" panic attacks in her adult years.
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It could actually start young riders on e-motos before they've ever ridden gas and keep them running on voltage into teen and adult years.
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" It wasn't until he reached maturity that he began digging into his Latin roots: "In my adult years, I've been able to explore more Latin culture.
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But if you're expecting to see the likes of Kelly, Donna, Brandon and the rest of the 90210 gang reunite in their adult years, think again.
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And his Vader fandom — right down to his little shrine he keeps in his room — is just awkward for a man well into his adult years.
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The iconic '90s series followed a group of Beverly Hills teens into their college and adult years, and it was filled with drama and love triangles.
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BCG has some deficiencies, made evident in recent years -- it's only really beneficial to very young children and its protection doesn't continue into your adult years.
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Aiello, after all, spent most of his adult years after the Army handling packages and performing public address announcements for Greyhound before becoming a union official.
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If you show your child they can trust you at a young age, they will feel more comfortable communicating with you in their teen and adult years.
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I was a girl obsessed, and didn't rest until my mom let me get my own relaxer — a decision that ultimately damaged my hair in my adult years.
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Gina Rodriguez was diagnosed with hyperthyroidism at 19 and Hashimoto's disease at 26, but she spent many of her adult years trying to pretend her health issues didn't exist.
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Montes had spent much of his childhood and young adult years in the United States, family members say, but returned to Nicaragua in the early 1980s to study medicine.
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I also spent a lot of my teenage and young adult years anxious and underweight, which meant I had no libido or romantic interest to speak of at all.
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Payne, who did not take up golf until his adult years, was invited to join Augusta National in 1997, a year after he concluded his work with the Atlanta Games.
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Having navigated their teenage and early adult years alongside the dawn of the internet and smartphones, millennials appear less skeptical than other generations of using nonhuman advisers to invest their money.
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The movie doesn't spend enough time developing the characters, but somehow also feels way too longOn his own, Theo's not the most interesting or sympathetic character, especially in his adult years.
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Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 93% (certified fresh)Synopsis: "A young actor's stormy childhood and early adult years as he struggles to reconcile with his father and deal with his mental health."
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I understand that in my adult years, being a professional athlete was a luxury that shaped my positive outlook on community and policing, especially when peering through the lens of race.
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Both those versions also chronicle the protagonists' rematch with It in their adult years — narrative ground that will presumably be covered in a sequel to Muschietti's movie, which is already moving forward.
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But, perhaps there's no more devoted fanbase than Justin Bieber's gang of Beliebers, who have spent the better part of their teenage and young adult years fawning over the Canadian pop star.
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After finding success as a child after starring in the romantic comedy Curly Sue, the rising star's life took a scary turn when she struggled with alcoholism in her early adult years.
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The dot-com bust, the Great Recession, the housing collapse, stagnant wage growth — these are just a few of the many financial setbacks Generation Xers have faced during their formative adult years.
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It's that fact that if I do not portion my food, or have someone cut me off, I will and have (multiple times, even in my adult years) eat until I'm sick.
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It's rare for a TV show to hire three actors to play the same character through their childhood, teendom, and adult years, but This Is Us is in a league of its own.
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He now shares the work of domesticity with her, and the care of their child, but her struggle to care for herself in her early adult years is still fresh in her mind.
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Mr. Trump, who spent his early adult years in the crime-ravaged, racially volatile crucible of New York City in the 1970s and 1980s, sees life through the prism of strength versus weakness.
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Such foods are high in phytonutrients that may help to reduce harmful inflammation throughout the body, including the brain, and promote the growth of new brain cells throughout our adult years, they say.
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"Like most things in life, the experiences they have as a young person seem to carry over into their adult years," said Ralph DiClemente, of Emory University's Rollins School of Public Health in Atlanta.
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"With a big family like mine, as many sisters and nieces and my girlfriends, I can certainly relate to what girls go through in their young years and even in their adult years," she says.
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Williams, now 37, said she spent the majority of her teenage and young adult years not even knowing the term "depression," all while struggling to understand what was happening to her both mentally and physically.
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She's been cast to voice lioness Nala in her adult years AKA the bad bitch who had to teach a man-child to get himself together with a combination of roughhousing and then reunion shagging.
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Based on the 2013 novel by Meg Wolitzer, "The Interestings" bounces between the teenage and adult years of a group of friends who meet at an arts summer camp and christen — or is it curse?
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Mysteries that have haunted me throughout my adult years include the popularity of yoga pants as daywear, the fact that Internet service in America is run by a cartel, health care in general and French people.
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In the collection of essays, Ikpi, of Maryland, explores her life through the lens of her mental health struggles with anxiety and bipolar II disorder using visceral snapshots of memories from her childhood to her adult years.
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The hero of "Never Look Away" is called Kurt Barnert, and, for the bulk of the narrative, which covers his early adult years and the start of his career as an artist, he is played by Tom Schilling.
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"Thirteen years… Today I reflect on how lucky I am to have spent my entire adult years being Ryder's mother," she started the post, which showed a throwback photo of the actress and her son holding hands on the beach.
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When I texted the news in all caps to a white friend, she mistook my excitement for outrage and responded with an annoyed "Ugh" — the same "ugh" I would have felt starting at age 10 and well into my adult years.
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"That's what was kind of mind-boggling to me, to even see that he was in that situation," said Larry Davis Nedd, a deacon at Brooklyn's New Grace Tabernacle Christian Center, where he knew Mr. Ransom in his young-adult years.
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Americans spend more of their adult years unmarried than married, and that's not even a new statistic: "It's been true for over a decade," social psychologist Bella DePaulo, PhD noted in her plenary at the American Psychological Association's annual convention on Friday.
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Ms. Massion, now 22015 and living outside Chicago, said she couldn't remember a time when she didn't paint or draw — including her young adult years, which she spent on a dairy farm, and her time selling annuities for a savings and loan.
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Often this clinician will continue to provide a woman's periodic cancer screening and other primary health care into her adult years, and there is no need for a "get to know you visit" — or any other visit — with a new and unfamiliar physician.
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In his most recent volume, The Darkness of Snow, we see memories of his youth in Fermanagh as well as poems of adult years in Belfast, reflecting on the aftermath of the Troubles and the city's restoration while commemorating a life lived in poetry.
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I have felt throughout these adult years of my life — marrying, raising three children, going to work — that perhaps those observing me (and disabled people are "observed") may see that having this disability is perhaps different but maybe not as different as they may have thought.
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Being teased for being petite and flat chested—I'm still currently working with 32A cup breasts—I never got chosen for seven minutes in heaven, and throughout my teen and adult years I had sex with my shirt on or at the very least a bra.
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"This project will hopefully excite our youth here in the B.V.I. to put a mask on and to explore the magic of our underwater world and be inspired to spend their adult years advocating for how important it is to protect our reefs," Mr. Branson said.
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"Starved of affection from her childhood, deprived of the fulfillment of sexual love and children during her adult years, she was ready to lavish all her frustrated emotions on the husband she had acquired so late in life," writes historian Alison Weir writes in The Children of Henry VIII.
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Also, the Iceland Football Association flipped the coaching hierarchy — some of its best coaches work with the youngest players to support the philosophy that if a child doesn't have a quality coach early on, he won't be prepared to reach his potential in his teenage and adult years.
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Some of my friends feel this too; the ones who are now pursuing top surgery or hormone therapy in their late twenties mourn the loss of their young adult years, which would have been so much less miserable if only trans awareness back then was anything like what it is now.
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The extended first look follows Reginald Dwight from his very early years as a shy kid with a natural talent for classical piano, to his young adult years as an unstoppable creative force, to a troubled middle age in which he seems to have lost sight of who he really is.
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He had stolen hundreds of thousands of dollars from a disabled woman, a woman that literally in her adult years lived in a world of dolls and toys and he had taken over this, basically, a trust for her from his client who had died and then he became a judge and they let him keep doing it.
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Some of the train's passengers come to epiphanies that profoundly shake their concept of self; a dining car conversation between two African-American men — one a young father and the other an elder who marched with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. — is particularly touching as the father comes to terms with the childhood abandonment that has soured his adult years.
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Concealed behind the armor Mr. Lagerfeld wore in public — dark glasses, tight black jeans, ponytail whitened with imported Japanese powder, fingers barnacled with Chrome Hearts rings — was a man who in reality spent many of his adult years living with his mother and later (and more publicly, until his death at 85) with his Birman cat, the feline Instagram star Choupette.
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Both Jonathan and I, as children, endured divorce and the rocky road of new marriages, stepparents and moving, and needless to say it was really important for us to make the transition for our family intentionally well adjusted where in her adult years, Easton would not look back and reference our marriage as the worst thing that has ever happened to her and carry that burden with her through her own adult relationships.
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