"Being Erica" is set within adulthood — between "adulthood" and adulthood.
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Charitably it's the much-needed soundtrack to the awkward transition from young adulthood to slightly less young adulthood.
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For girls, adulthood is tied to their sexuality; for boys, adulthood is tied to the ability to win.
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From the minute I started anticipating adulthood, and what it would bring for me specifically, adulthood looked like prison.
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It seems particularly unjust to withhold the privileges of adulthood from this group while also assigning them the most fearsome liability of adulthood.
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"The definition of adulthood has changed," Steven Mintz, historian and author of "Prime of Life: A Modern History of Adulthood," tells Tech Insider.
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According to this model, whether development is "slow" (with teens taking longer to get to adulthood) or "fast" (getting to adulthood sooner) depends on cultural context.
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Of adults with allergies, 48% developed at least one in adulthood, 26.9% developed allergies only in adulthood, and 52% developed an allergy before the age of 18.
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They traced the life cycle from childhood through youth and adulthood to old age with two paintings per phase except adulthood, which, as only seems fair, merited four.
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Big, burly men in bomber jackets from towns like Bradford and Burnley, bouncers were gatekeepers of adulthood, they were the force that upheld the divide between child and adulthood.
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But while it used to be a marker of adulthood, now it is something more wait to do until the other pieces of adulthood are in place — especially financial stability.
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Among those who were determined to have a food allergy, 48 percent reported developing at least one of their allergies in adulthood, while 26.9 percent developed food allergies only in adulthood.
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He shaped my childhood and by surprise — my adulthood.
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In the flesh, solo adulthood felt kind of … boring.
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But they're scary — and scary they remain, throughout adulthood.
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Some experts are banking on a spike in home and car purchases as millennials begin their delayed adulthood (since adulthood in the US can only mean moving to the suburbs and purchasing minivans).
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The age of the subjects extended from prenatal to adulthood.
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Adulthood: If they can do it, we (probably) can too.
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If you're good enough, early adulthood is about achieving it.
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For many, it's an experience that resonates well into adulthood.
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However, from a scientific perspective, adulthood is an unsolved mystery.
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Everyone ponders the death of childhood and aches of adulthood.
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Click on to step into what adulthood really feels like.
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Surprisingly, the same bias exists even once players approach adulthood.
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The expenses continue long after your child has entered adulthood.
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Early adulthood flowed by in a string of odd jobs.
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I explained it as part of the state of adulthood.
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But why should that stop when you actually reach adulthood?
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Thankfully, we have movies to help guide us to adulthood.
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Parents far outnumber the childless at every stage of adulthood.
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Adulthood is wild — for adults who don't act like adults.
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We follow Severian from his childhood through to his adulthood.
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As a crowned lemur reaches adulthood, their sex becomes identifiable.
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Now we have the concept of a gradually emerging adulthood.
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It's a fascination that I haven't shaken, even in adulthood.
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Aging into adulthood, their processes are stunted, their development arrested.
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Tharsis is more fascinating, anyway, as a metaphor for adulthood.
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Further research suggests the benefits of handwriting continue into adulthood.
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"Millennials are taking longer to grow into adulthood," she said.
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Like many wunderkinder, Korngold had a bumpy transition to adulthood.
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"Group IV, The Ten Largest, No. 7, Adulthood," from 1907.
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It turns out, those upbringings affected us well into adulthood.
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A constant slumber party, a kid's dream version of adulthood.
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A credit report is essentially the report card of adulthood.
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The effects of sports injuries may even linger into adulthood.
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But in adulthood, we reach for them less and less.
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Once they reached full adulthood, their hearts were also scrutinized.
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Disney conquered childhood and has now managed to conquer adulthood.
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Sofia's parents are separated, and she is impatient for adulthood.
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But with a softer diet, overbites may persist into adulthood.
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The Affair "The Affair" takes the work of adulthood seriously.
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He is 16, straddling the moat between childhood and adulthood.
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Do you expect envy to be part of your adulthood?
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On the contrary, he took the responsibilities of adulthood seriously.
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But the memories tormented me every single day into adulthood.
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She isn't alone in directly translating her childhood into adulthood.
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Marriage is no longer considered a key part of adulthood.
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In others, they're marks of social affiliation, certificates of adulthood.
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Well into adulthood, Macron spoke to Manette nearly every day.
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And delaying the jump to adulthood has real social consequences.
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And women can be plagued by it well into adulthood.
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Many, many things seem unpleasant about the milestones of adulthood.
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"My son and Cassini came to adulthood together," he tells me.
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She's got one foot in adolescence and the other in adulthood.
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They are thrown away, while the males are raised to adulthood.
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The brain changes tremendously on the journey from birth to adulthood.
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It's once these leaders enter adulthood that the gender gap appears.
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The book dealt with childhood and adulthood — 1958 and Grown Ups.
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In adulthood, the fastest men run about 10% faster than women.
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Living with one's parents well into adulthood may not be ideal.
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Electric toothbrush An electric toothbrush is a true sign of adulthood.
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Others celebrate the edge of adulthood with humor, poignancy, and grace.
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Unfortunately, it's possible to develop a food allergy well into adulthood.
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It claims neurogenesis persists through adulthood at a largely unchanged rate.
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She entered adulthood at the beginning of the global financial crisis.
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Waiting until adulthood to start the transition therefore means worse results.
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The following episodes will document his adulthood, and more trying times.
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Hey, nobody said adulthood was fun and rewarding all the time.
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This notion continued into college years and even into early adulthood.
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"Fifty percent of mental health issues emerge before adulthood," says Briggs.
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That means I hate Wink — but it's essential to my adulthood.
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But yeah, that evening was a bit of crisis of adulthood.
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Do you have to choose between loving nightlife and embracing adulthood?
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They are much more likely to fall into poverty in adulthood.
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Into adulthood, Hunter Biden became known for his tumultuous personal life.
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In adulthood, females that followed this growth pattern produced more babies.
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Here's how to set yourself up for a financially successful adulthood.
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Many of us carry this childhood veneration with us into adulthood.
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The entire developmental path from infancy to full adulthood has slowed.
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I plodded from my teens to early adulthood largely bullshit-free.
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However, the other half seemed to develop it later during adulthood.
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When a child grows to adulthood they become their own person.
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Most children who enter state care will remain there until adulthood.
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Furthermore, many of those dreams don't survive the transition to adulthood.
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In adulthood, the stove has become one site of my obsession.
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Others were hospitalized until they reached adulthood, according to Professor Bernhard.
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To have a child, real or metaphoric, is to enter adulthood.
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They do not, by and large, sustain their genius into adulthood.
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Alone of all their children, the two daughters survived into adulthood.
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There's childhood, the teenage hellscape, and the confused territory of adulthood.
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We don't know your exact coordinates on the march to adulthood.
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The researchers then checked them frequently for palpable tumors throughout adulthood.
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I trudge toward theoretical adulthood, feeling the world is against me.
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Her hair remained an object of fascination for strangers into adulthood.
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Both Eileen and Jeff were accomplished ski racers well into adulthood.
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This access is associative into adulthood and is important for safety.
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Into adulthood, the Anna and Amanda were always together, she said.
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Like, I feel like I'm entering a new phase of adulthood.
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This education must start with Kindergarten and continue on to adulthood.
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Third, by adulthood most people can perceive how others are thinking.
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We know they survived — they made it to adulthood, after all.
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But as she entered adulthood, Makosinski began to feel burnt out.
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I wish I had known so many things going into adulthood.
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What happens to children with serious disabilities when they reach adulthood?
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But the further I got into adulthood, the less I read.
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Boys born small may be at risk for infertility in adulthood.
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By adulthood, his drug habit had escalated into a serious problem.
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Entering adulthood, I'd felt the pains of conforming to feminine stereotypes.
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That's how stinging it was to me, to not fully understand adulthood.
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Now of course, people can't get enough of the stuff through adulthood.
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Mother-child relationships are incredibly complex, and constantly evolving, especially throughout adulthood.
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The bao goes through adolescence and adulthood like any other growing son.
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Even those who are diagnosed as children face fresh challenges in adulthood.
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It wasn't until adulthood that Wu became interested in DIY and technology.
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"It's childhood, it's my teenage years, my adulthood," she told John Norris.
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Branson's pranks continued into adulthood, often in the name of promoting Virgin.
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But in adulthood, three months of PTO is out of the question.
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What's interesting is that before old age, we found differences over adulthood.
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The contrasts continued into adulthood, but they're closer now despite their differences.
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A quirky comedy about two L.A. weirdos stumbling their way towards adulthood?
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Some of the safety of childhood and early adulthood is now gone.
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The mutations start in early adulthood and build up over the decades.
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Growing up, Parx considered herself a tomboy, but that changed in adulthood.
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How would you describe your own transition into adulthood with that background?
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This is likely a result of excessive drinking in youth and adulthood.
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I am full-on, smack dab in the middle of responsible adulthood.
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Similarly, Kristy Killion became interested in her roots when she reached adulthood.
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A huge wave of young people hit adulthood around the same time.
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That meant that, unfortunately, Arsene's professional nadir coincided with my early adulthood.
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Still, he cherished this aspiration into adulthood, writing in his 1943 poem
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So there you have it: Adulthood really isn't that bad after all.
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Millennials are the most apathetic generation to ever ironically slouch toward adulthood.
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Her recollections of Abdulbari as a child matched his persona in adulthood.
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But we still tend to idolize our childhood and early adulthood buddies.
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Here are 24 iconic children's books that will carry you through adulthood.
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The disease typically claims the lives of patients before they reach adulthood.
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Instead, they got a child that needed 15 surgeries to reach adulthood.
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In the game, you'll play as a young woman moving into adulthood.
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The Kardashians have seen me through many crucial periods of young adulthood.
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However, just 1% of the bluefin the university rears survive to adulthood.
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In 2014 not one newborn guara reached adulthood in its native habitat.
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In youth, and even young adulthood everything feels so difficult and personal.
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We somehow forget how to do that along the way to adulthood.
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This can lead to a hesitation to open up emotionally in adulthood.
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Refugees from a turbulent childhood are never truly at home in adulthood.
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Once it hits adulthood, it still has another hundred years to live.
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In the journey to adulthood, they are either Sprinters, Wanderers or Stragglers.
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And I've tried to practice that here and there throughout my adulthood.
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Letters Proponents raise health arguments, while opponents discuss the age of adulthood.
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I was an inexperienced weirdo stumbling around in adulthood, but who cared?
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Adults without a history of sleepwalking in childhood, seldom start in adulthood.
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"We do not yet have evidence on persistence into adulthood," Hornman said.
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And sometimes, there's an element of that shame left over [in adulthood].
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It was sort of like - certainly the signifiers of adulthood are there.
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They show gender attitudes of a generation on the verge of adulthood.
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Here, one of the marks of adulthood is having your own Thanksgiving.
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In human terms, these starting points corresponded to childhood, adolescence and adulthood.
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And slowly, the lack of coordination worsened as she entered young adulthood.
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Instead, the new law sets it at 20 years from reaching adulthood.
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It was not until adulthood that I began to embrace the label.
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Then, in the second stage, technology helps more kids survive to adulthood.
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Why, then, do we not focus more on cultivating it into adulthood?
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In young adulthood, Abe developed a crush on his female best friend.
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What Rites of Passage Mark the Transition to Adulthood in Your Community?
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In adulthood, a range of similar behaviors contribute to intimacy between mates.
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In the swirling uncertainty of newfound adulthood, I felt safe with Richard.
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As I've muddled through young adulthood, I've often felt dejected or lost.
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As a Somali, he applied for asylum and was jettisoned into adulthood.
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By many standards, the age of sixteen is the beginning of adulthood.
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Several studies found it reduces alcohol and drug use through young adulthood.
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Student Opinion Do you feel prepared to enter the world of adulthood?
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At twenty-four, he is growing into a certain kind of adulthood.
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Among his siblings, only his elder brother Ved survived into his adulthood.
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This, rather than the magic 18, is the true mark of adulthood.
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I feel like you reach adulthood when you are financially supporting yourself.
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But temperament, politics, geography and then tragedy keep them apart in adulthood.
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Higher birth weight may predict better cardiovascular fitness in adulthood, researchers report.
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One young man commented about the struggles he felt transitioning into adulthood.
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I only began solving regularly, and then constructing, well into my adulthood.
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Mystery and possibility don't come calling for us so often in adulthood.
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They know what it feels like to hover between adulthood and childhood.
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Unfortunately, although the Neanderthal child survived infancy, it did not reach adulthood.
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Plus, a new generation of royals (including Prince Charles) is entering adulthood.
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Despite that, the large skull indicated he had survived well into adulthood.
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Starting as early as adolescence, the practice can easily continue into adulthood.
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Certain books had brought me back to that place in adulthood, temporarily.
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In 2000, he published a paper defining this slice of life as "emerging adulthood," a phrase that immediately entered the cultural lexicon, especially for parents trying to figure out why their children were struggling to launch into adulthood.
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"There aren't that many careful longterm studies looking at the health of these kids as they get into adulthood and older adulthood, where there may be more signs of the physiological consequences of early stress on development," she said.
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But the generation that came into adulthood during the crisis has grown older.
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The Likely Culprit: Dermal nevi, benign growths that often appears in young adulthood.
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In early adulthood, he was diagnosed with a mental health disorder and diabetes.
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America. It can be difficult now, from the remove of adulthood, to determine
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According to Twenge, this delayed maturity makes them ill-equipped to enter adulthood.
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The Loop-de-Loop, Zigzagging Journey to Adulthood, Andrew's note sets the tone.
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But as millennials enter into mid-adulthood, that prognosis has been proven false.
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Often, it's the dark, unknown dangers of adulthood that act as an aphrodisiac.
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The second, in my adulthood, was my uncle's beach house near Champagne Pond.
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Trying to be 'cool' in high school could lead to problems in adulthood.
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Mr. Russo kept crooning through the years, but the responsibilities of adulthood accumulated.
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It's a desire that, even as we reached adulthood, never really went away.
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As a result, many Americans do not spend their early adulthood having children.
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I could experience adulthood with Rowling's characters the way I had experienced adolescence.
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By early adulthood, I felt no less estranged when it came to money.
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Townshend's music skillfully evokes the alienation common throughout the difficult sojourn to adulthood.
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I felt invincible; I had leveled up in adulthood and was doing great.
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In the world of adulthood, PTO is some of the most valuable currency.
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Udemy offers thousands of online courses that could extend your education into adulthood.
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They might be objects that provided solace during the turbulent transition into adulthood.
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It found that psychological distress and victimization decreased from adolescence to early adulthood.
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Once children enter early adulthood, it's about setting limits and keeping to them.
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A number of parody videos imagine Jessica chanting in the mirror into adulthood.
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Cubs only have about a one in three chance of surviving to adulthood.
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But that changes as time goes on and realities of adulthood creep in.
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But responsibility and adulthood still require attendance and begrudging productivity on January 4.
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But adulthood isn't all sold-out stadium shows and collabs with pop stars.
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Personality traits form at an early age and are fixed by early adulthood.
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Richard's death is linked to the suddenness of adulthood; both are examples of
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Everyone's favorite teen drama queens fast-forwarded five years into adulthood this week.
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Today, people with cystic fibrosis can live into adulthood while managing their symptoms.
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I missed the feeling of anticipating this trip, of dreaming of solo adulthood.
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Her early adulthood was devoted largely to teaching and to raising a family.
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It's the final chapter before leaping into the unknown abyss known as adulthood.
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"The first responsibility of adulthood is paying your own bills," muses Mr Phillips.
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They are failing students right before they get ready to embark upon adulthood.
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She wandered off one day, and grew to adulthood looking for her family.
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Once a bird has its fill of infected snails, this parasite enters adulthood.
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Greer's encounter with Faith Frank sets the course that carries her into adulthood.
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But over the same period, adulthood has become less responsible, less obviously adult.
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But to journey to adulthood in the major leagues is a brutal business.
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There's a kind of deep pessimism towards adulthood in all of your books.
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This generation of teens, then, is delaying the responsibilities and pleasures of adulthood.
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McCuish's research shows that most young homicide offenders don't commit murders in adulthood.
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I actually subconsciously believed that, and from there it trickled on into adulthood.
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Some species barely make it to adulthood, while others go on for centuries.
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By adulthood, some 80 to 90 percent of reported trichotillomania patients are women.
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On "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt," a young woman gets a second chance at adulthood.
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And for some of us, that debt can remain crippling well into adulthood.
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The road to adulthood appears similarly dark and uncertain in Katherine Paterson's novels.
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It's a sadness, almost, about leaving behind a carefree youthfulness and confronting adulthood.
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On many fronts, Stella's recovery mirrors a healthy person's march to adulthood. Oh!
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But they've also adapted to today's digital culture like Millennials during their adulthood.
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Max was the eldest of six children, five of whom survived into adulthood.
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Their first debt of adulthood was for medical expenses related to the delivery.
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The purses she made became a status symbol and a token of adulthood.
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"What you do in young adulthood matters for your brain in old age."
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Fairy tales are about moral intentions, about the perils of adulthood and desire.
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Aretha is listening to my mom sing along throughout my childhood and adulthood.
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Dilapidated by the time Natália reaches adulthood, Chess House becomes her passionate project.
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Adolescence and early adulthood are characterized by both fragile uncertainty and exciting potential.
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And if not deadly, extreme picky eating habits can carry on into adulthood.
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No more waiting until 16, no challenge, and a missing step into adulthood.
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It was the first study to examine reading continually from childhood through adulthood.
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Many buildings from his young adulthood were razed after they were deemed inhabitable.
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Also, Mr. Parker didn't need much battle magic to make it to adulthood.
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Its three heroines are already busy navigating adulthood after bungling adolescence big time.
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Most two-headed snakes die right away, but a few live to adulthood.
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In a perfect world, these are concepts all of us grasp before adulthood.
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Many Catalans have grown to adulthood believing that they were, simply, not Spanish.
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What person, in adulthood, doesn't feel him- or herself twisting into impossible shapes?
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That means today's teenagers may enter adulthood without the rights their mothers had.
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In between the clear states of childhood and adulthood arose this new being.
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" He added, "This was the last place I wanted to grow into adulthood.
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I have spent my adulthood interrogating past definitions of beauty, happiness and freedom.
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It was easy to assume that real adulthood would take care of itself.
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Avonlea "Big Kid" We're all faking it when it comes to adulthood, right?
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It was only in adulthood that I realized what this absence necessarily implied.
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Some had been my companions since childhood; others I had met in adulthood.
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The ages of the brain tissue samples ranged from early fetus through adulthood.
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Eventually, having survived their addictions into adulthood, many of them would return home.
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Her journey to adulthood is actually what sparked the plot of the sequel.
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Lorde's "Melodrama" is an intimate, richly painted portrait of heartbreak and young adulthood.
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Prince Charles The first seasons of "The Crown" show Charles moving into adulthood.
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Real adulthood did await for Dunham's character, Hannah Horvath, at the show's conclusion.
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They had some 10 children, but only five made it through to adulthood.
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In Nepal, this entry into adulthood is tied to a loss of purity.
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Paying back your student loans can seem daunting as you wade into adulthood.
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Hypertension in adolescence doubled the risk for end-stage renal disease in adulthood.
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This sportiness in adulthood has led to injuries, which can cause arthritic damage.
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Surgery, which often follows in young adulthood, is also, of course, essentially permanent.
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Growing up religious and then breaking from the church in adulthood is rough.
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Grocery shopping has always been one of those adulthood tasks that I've actively dreaded.
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It kept me running around as a kid all the way through my adulthood.
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A nonprofit organization is giving millennials of modest means a kick start into adulthood.
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Now, just weeks from graduation, Kelly is preparing to pass into adulthood without him.
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They look for a mate at around 5 years old, just before reaching adulthood.
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McRae wasn't overweight growing up or in early adulthood but gained almost 70 lbs.
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We're all about elevating the idols of young adulthood to Spielberg-levels of respectability.
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Stressful life experiences later in pregnancy weren't clearly associated with sons' fertility in adulthood.
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Turning 218 means adulthood to many Americans, but largely it doesn't mean financial independence.
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With those facts alone, analysts have decided that the entire generation is delaying adulthood.
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The book is part of a trilogy, with Adulthood Rites and Imago following suit.
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Few children with RCDP reach their third birthday, even less make it to adulthood.
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But something about this moment, on the cusp of entering adulthood, particularly struck me.
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I spent my young adulthood building my career with roles in film and theater.
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I never registered what I had as "cancer," until it came back in adulthood.
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That was the only pivot I could come up with: responsibility, do-goodery, adulthood.
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But for celebrity children like Ava Phillippe, entering adulthood is so much more glamorous.
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There were other ways to tell a story of finding your family in adulthood.
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Happy feet: "Nature" follows an emperor penguin from the egg to adulthood in Antarctica.
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Anyway, I've seen him many times in adulthood and had no feelings for him.
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Zoey's (Yara Shahidi) transition into college and adulthood has not been cookie cutter cute.
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Some four-fifths of those followed to adulthood matured into gay or bisexual men.
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Even professionals can avoid cooking Thanksgiving dinner well into adulthood, sometimes with mixed results.
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A prolonged preparation for adulthood was actually available only to those with economic means.
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In adulthood, many prodigies become experts in their fields and leaders in their organizations.
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Now's the time to grow up and face any fears of adulthood you're harboring.
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But "many people don't even know they have it until adulthood," he tells Axios.
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Adolescence and young adulthood are already transitional phases that bring unique age-related challenges.
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Also, we found deals on Udemy online courses to continue your education into adulthood.
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Atopic dermatitis is a skin condition common in children, which may continue through adulthood.
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Alone — but ready to face the new fears that the darkness of adulthood promised.
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"Adulthood is the death of music and all of its powers," screams the film.
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In adulthood he's set up a foundation to help children in need and orphans.
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Of those, 15 live pups have been born, and only one survived into adulthood.
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Not everyone is lucky enough to have sustained their childhood friendships through to adulthood.
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No-one seemed to know of any open allegiance to Gulen in young adulthood.
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"I've kind of been in adulthood for a little bit now," Winter told People.
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You know you've reached peak adulthood when you start getting excited over kitchen appliances.
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By the time I reached adulthood, I more or less forgot about my limp.
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But if it arrives in childhood or adulthood, it can cause the feared paralysis.
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Do you have any insight into if these aggressive behaviors would translate into adulthood?
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An old adage speaks to the liberalism of youth and the conservatism of adulthood.
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But it's the novel's exploration of adolescence and adulthood that Gates finds so interesting.
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The friendships I made at Thousand Oaks High School have lasted into my adulthood.
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Though it was quickly replanted, she didn't think the tree would survive to adulthood.
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These traits carry on into adulthood and lead to trouble nurturing their own children.
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"The bottom line is that weight gain during adulthood is not benign," Dietz said.
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Trumbo grew up poor and spent nearly a decade of his early adulthood doing
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The real question is: What is the age of adulthood in the United States?
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Adolescence -- once the beginning of adulthood -- now seems to be an extension of childhood.
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Adolescence – once the beginning of adulthood – now seems to be an extension of childhood.
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The best children's books have a funny way of sticking with us through adulthood.
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How could I possibly have made it to adulthood without first passing Driver's Ed?
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There's definitely a theme of growing up or dealing with the ramifications of adulthood.
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But the consequences, if any, for their health during adulthood have largely remained unknown.
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Accountability is a standard of adulthood; we drag our lives behind us; consequences accumulate.
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And it's estimated that only one of 1,000 turtle eggs laid survive to adulthood.
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But in one exhilarating moment behind the wheel, I began my journey into adulthood.
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I had spent years away, going to college and navigating adulthood in New York.
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Children with less severe SMA can live to adulthood, although with profound physical disabilities.
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In adulthood, Hayden's first wife and child were also snatched away for the market.
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Many young people have spotty credit reports for the first few years of adulthood.
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Adulthood becomes, then, either a quest for continued youth or a period of stagnation.
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The way children are raised shapes the roles they take in adulthood, research shows.
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Then, in the 1990s, Y.A. made its great leap into adulthood — to adult readers.
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At the end of their journey into adulthood they aren't reimbursed for their efforts.
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But he liked that life, and lived with his extended family into young adulthood.
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In its place lie deep sympathies for the uncertainty and loneliness of young adulthood.
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As an adventurer, Dial spent much of his young adulthood negotiating degrees of risk.
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Under current medical guidelines, genital surgeries for transgender patients are never offered before adulthood.
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They can start in childhood, although they usually begin in adolescence or young adulthood.
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Only recently has it become clear that the process stretches well into early adulthood.
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My mom had wrestled in some capacity with insecurities that followed her into adulthood.
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Early L.G.B.T.Q. role models in media influenced queer people's identity well into their adulthood.
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Just one in three cubs survives to adulthood, living an average of 30 years.
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But millions of people spend at least some of their adulthood not having sex.
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And so loneliness levels peak in young adulthood and then they decline after that.
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Asia's "tiger" economies—Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea and Taiwan—reached adulthood long ago.
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The majority of her readers have never known adulthood without that gizmo's mitigating influence.
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In order to successfully navigate the transition to adulthood, teens need guidance and support.
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Student Opinion Does the idea of moving from childhood to adulthood make you nervous?
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It's not like my parents didn't do their best in preparing me for adulthood.
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All these passions of my childhood and youth are now my occupation in adulthood.
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Of those who do make it to adulthood, physical and mental abuse often await.
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Patients with diseases like Buddy's often have their first psychotic episode in young adulthood.
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Frozen food, like fast food, is consistent, reliable, and, well into adulthood, endlessly comforting.
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He escaped the trevails of child stardom and likely reached a well-adjusted adulthood.
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The questionnaire covered almost all points of the participants' lives, asking about their teen years, then young adulthood from 403 to 29, fuller adulthood during their 30s and, finally, the past 10 years, when the volunteers would have been between 40 and 61.
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She's grown up over the past four years — like any young woman transitioning into adulthood.
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They have embraced their power and adulthood by being a parent to a feline friend.
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It's a sobering look at what growing up with powers would actually mean for adulthood.
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But there are other kinds of memories that are more similar from infancy to adulthood.
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After these butterflies mated, Tenger-Trolander collected the eggs and raised the offspring into adulthood.
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When the females give birth, their offspring will die before adulthood thanks to the gene.
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Once we enter into adulthood, our chance of dying doubles every eight years or so.
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Even Kate's issues with food in adulthood are deeply connected to Jack and his death.
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To me, the beauty of adulthood is that we don't have to clean our rooms.
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We also found deals on Udemy online courses that will extend your education into adulthood.
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Through college and into adulthood there was a string of pleasant, respectful, and unremarkable men.
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That awkward transition between middle school and high school between adolescence and puberty and adulthood.
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Whether you work is more important in young and middle adulthood than when you retire.
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When we get older, the infrastructure of our adulthood takes shape, connects to other lives.
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As with alcohol, the abstention from sex seems to be carrying through into early adulthood.
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Adulthood, for him, is defined by affected apathy and (eventually) the size of your eyebrows.
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They also had more success in employment, increased earnings in mid-adulthood and better health.
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It is about an evolution of my awareness and my transition from youth to adulthood.
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Those baby mice suffered no major health complications, grew to adulthood and exhibited normal fertility.
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There are very few items that have survived the multiple moves I've made throughout adulthood.
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It also hits on the curiosity about sexuality that arrives on the cusp of adulthood.
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When she reaches adulthood, Jwalant hopes to get her a high-tech prosthetic, perhaps titanium.
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I had been scared of what adulthood might do to the state of my soul.
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Research into how these children did in adulthood has emerged over the past two decades.
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And like chimpanzees, their children grew quickly and reached adulthood must faster than modern humans.
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"This finding makes sense developmentally as the young adults are transitioning to adulthood," says Curran.
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Three years ago, Dachis was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes — an unusual diagnosis in adulthood.
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If students adopt exercise and nutrition habits in school, they can carry them into adulthood.
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He is thrust into soul-crushing adulthood in the form of boarding school, then WWII.
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Randy says he was able to escape it in early adulthood but, apparently, Kevin didn't.
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As I grew into adulthood, that meant that when he yelled, I yelled right back.
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Teens are "increasingly putting off traditional markers of adulthood," as the Washington Post put it.
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People who were toddlers when the pictures were taken and are now in their adulthood?
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For everything we know about Leonardo DiCaprio's adulthood, his childhood has remained a minor mystery.
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Let's go back in time to this single night poised on the cusp of adulthood.
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In adulthood, this "out of sight, out of mind" technique carried over into my finances.
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The question is, can our youthful infatuation with these emo heartthrobs live on into adulthood?
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" He claims these generations possess "utopian ideals," which they wrongly believe will "translate into adulthood.
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But under the thicket of guilt and self-recrimination, I'd glimpsed something of true adulthood.
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During her ten days of adulthood, a female moth can lay up to 1,000 eggs.
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Obama also shared the lessons she has learned from raising her daughters through to adulthood.
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Coping behaviors continue into adulthood leading to ever more serious health and behavioral health challenges.
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It was hard on him as a child, and it may remain so in adulthood.
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She took literally the symbolism of the parties, meant to mark her entry into adulthood.
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The cool uncle has just enough adulthood and just enough authority, but not too much.
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"In short, people's social world often solidifies toward the end of young adulthood," Fehr said.
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Follow her journey into adulthood on the new #S71 Snapchat series, Adulting With Emma Chamberlain.
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It's not a midlife crisis, not a quarter-life crisis, but an entering-adulthood crisis.
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But they're also long-lived, entering sedentary adulthood that could allow molecular life to flourish.
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Another approach causes the offspring of genetically modified mosquitoes to die before they reach adulthood.
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The three categories help us better understand how people use marijuana from adolescence into adulthood.
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As she was transitioning into adulthood, the hijabi fashion industry was still in its infancy.
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She was there when Sylvia took her new name, and she ushered Sylvia into adulthood.
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But part of growing into adulthood, I think, is learning to be okay with that.
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The analysis found that the correlation between early menarche and depression symptoms lasts into adulthood.
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More From Tonic: Girls in these categories maintained a propensity for depression symptoms into adulthood.
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Other encounters followed into adulthood: "Voices, music, full-bodied apparitions, things being thrown," he said.
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Female chimpanzees end up surrounded by nonrelatives in adulthood, so they mind their own business.
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It was with this messaging burned firmly in my frontal cortex that I approached adulthood.
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For him, it is a culmination of an adulthood marked by drug abuse and arrests.
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For millennials, adulthood has now been defined by careening from one economic crisis to another.
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A gentle nudge might be needed to move them from comfortable adolescence to empowered adulthood.
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Saw in a flash of intuition the ordinary life before her, the ordinary, banal adulthood.
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The striving only intensifies in adulthood, when elites work exceptionally hard in order to compete.
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Although getting married is increasingly associated with adulthood, the wife guy acts like a child.
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They depict the blurry border of order and chaos, childhood and adulthood, boy and monster.
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I had been reverted from adulthood back to the child the government thinks I am.
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In adulthood, they took separate paths — or at least it appeared that way at first.
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Now, there are at least six: childhood, adolescence, odyssey, adulthood, active retirement and old age.
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I hope he's never made to feel uncomfortable if he wishes to continue into adulthood.
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Paying for it was just a transitional nuisance on the way to middle-class adulthood.
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We learn its lessons from the moment we start school, and it follows into adulthood.
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The purses she designed for her fashion label were status symbols and tokens of adulthood.
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Make a list of the emotional, academic and daily functioning skills you think adulthood requires.
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She will enter adulthood not knowing her body, her pleasure and worse, her own health.
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He was his son's tennis coach when he was younger and a mentor into adulthood.
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She left the restaurant world to raise their three children, now safely into young adulthood.
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She spent much of her early adulthood taking care of her father as he aged.
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Other millennials put a big emphasis on homeownership, seeing it as a sign of adulthood.
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One of them, in young adulthood, would be murdered by a stranger with a gun.
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In Malawi, there are numerous traditions that girls must go through as they approach adulthood.
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In the process, in the company of my outsize, diminutive grandmother, I grew to adulthood.
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Positive experiences and situations like those are the foundation of what we carry into adulthood.
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Adulthood: You have more than 3003 employees, and you don't know all of their names.
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But mostly, as she has grown from adolescence to adulthood, she has wanted to leave.
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It is time to produce reasonable legal rules that nudge these platforms into responsible adulthood.
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"These could themselves be associated with poor heart health in adulthood," Virani said by email.
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Nicole Kidman is ensuring that her daughters, from a young age, are prepared for adulthood.
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Support for at-risk adolescents can reduce their likelihood of becoming gang members in adulthood.
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But actual death outcomes aren't often studied — and suicidal teens aren't typically tracked into adulthood.
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Ages 22 and 23, first few years out of college: I was wrong about adulthood.
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At its core, Search Party is about how hard it is to accept your own adulthood.
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Our children are nearing adolescence and adulthood, and not one of them has held a firearm.
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But as we grow into adulthood, the model for how to maintain our friendships isn't clear.
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Isn't it time time to reach that perennial milestone of adulthood: your very own Netflix account?
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This is my second credit card ever, and it feels like another big step into adulthood.
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The girls, whose names have not been revealed, are both on the cusp of adulthood now.
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Given the social and economic importance of early adulthood, such a trend could spell big trouble.
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Or if there was evidence that, upon reaching adulthood, they're living lives of porn-fueled isolation.
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It wasn't until college and adulthood that I began playing other video games with any regularity.
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To have the highest chance of survival and living until adulthood, a long bill was essential.
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"Adulthood happens and it happens hard and sometimes you're just not prepared for it," she added.
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Now, as it enters adulthood, it is applying some of that inventiveness to its new home.
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Because it also means we're less prepared for adulthood, and that's causing problems of it's own.
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We carry those beliefs with us through adulthood — and it can be difficult to change them.
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"Adulthood, responsibility, buying refrigerators—these things are not the same as climbing a tree," he says.
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"Drug use in youth has long-reaching effects into adulthood," Dr. Pedro said in the statement.
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Teenagers become highly attached to these "artificial people" and can't let them go when adulthood nears.
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I spent every Friday night of my young adulthood with Agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully.
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In this case, it's the pause between life and death, childhood and adulthood, optimism and realism.
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Now and Then explores the way childhood carries into adulthood, and the incredible endurance of friendships.
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And about 40% of people with fish allergies develop them in adulthood, according to the ACAAI.
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But it doesn't hurt to get them a whole new set as they step into adulthood.
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Fast friend groups form during the pressure cooker of orientation, and then alter upon reaching adulthood.
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A large quantity of eggs would guarantee that at least some chicks would survive into adulthood.
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When a wild female breeds with a GM male, the larvae die long before reaching adulthood.
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The dark of the outside world gets them, piece by piece (an apt metaphor for adulthood?).
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According to Huggins, these visits from extraterrestrials, and his sexual relationship with them, continued into adulthood.
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If you eat these in adulthood you're basically asking for a paper cut in your mouth.
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Lyle was abused between the ages of six and eight, while Erik was victimized into adulthood.
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Press on with adulthood; don't take out a loan to do an MA in Creative Entrepreneurship.
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And his dental exam came back below the threshold to be used as evidence of adulthood.
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Poor children have weaker language and memory than their peers, and these problems continue into adulthood.
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This feeling of never belonging anywhere has followed me into adulthood and into my professional career.
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In contrast, when the disease strikes during adulthood, the bones have very limited ability to grow.
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They prefer to define adulthood at 18 rather than 21, but why not 16 or 19?
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Studies show that the eating habits kids pick up as children stay with them into adulthood.
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Only about one in 1,000 to 10,000 survive into adulthood, according to the Sea Turtle Conservancy.
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The mice were normal, lived to adulthood, and went on to have babies of their own.
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It ended up having a huge impact on the financial decisions I made throughout young adulthood.
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Stress in childhood may be linked to hardening of the arteries in adulthood, new research suggests.
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The brain isn't fully developed until early adulthood, which limits judgment and long-term planning skills.
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And what do Limp Bizkit still have to offer a former obsessive like me in adulthood?
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It was exciting, because it was the place where you could experience a taste of adulthood.
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Elevated chronic inflammation is associated with cardiovascular disease, as well as other diseases of older adulthood.
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A big drop in earnings, especially in early adulthood, is also associated with dire health problems.
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Even if the disease returned, a majority of the children survived into adulthood, the studies showed.
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In adulthood, after changing his name and becoming a conceptual artist, Dave and Jackson became friends.
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Now, as it enters adulthood, it is applying some of that inventiveness to its new home.
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Greene pretended to have a Portuguese ancestry and passed as white for most of her adulthood.
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But when it comes to adulthood, we don't plan for the future in the same way.
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His path to adulthood was marked with blue-chip resume highlights, but also struggle and unpleasantness.
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By the time he reached adulthood, money from natural gas had transformed Qatar inside and out.
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Wednesday's conversation focused on the experiences of transracial adoptees whose white families raised them to adulthood.
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A new cohort of white voters — the most highly educated generation in American history — reached adulthood.
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This was a man of bad character from the moment he entered adulthood, if not before.
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The millennial struggle for adulthood is one endured quietly, in the anonymous realm of the internet.
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I hope you keep swapping books with each other (and other friends too) well into adulthood.
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Politics served as a way for young friends to work together to pull themselves toward adulthood.
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In fact, DeGeneres said, in elementary school she didn't think she would live to see adulthood.
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But childhood (adulthood, too, but don't tell the kids that) does involve a reckoning with fear.
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"Pornography is a normal need of adulthood," one user wrote on Sina Weibo, a Twitterlike site.
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By the 19th century, more children survived to adulthood, and more were spared the work force.
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For much of my early adulthood, I engaged in sexual activities without ever truly feeling sexy.
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But more work, maybe the single most constant feature of American adulthood, is not the answer.
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In your family, culture or hometown, is it considered a "rite of passage" into young adulthood?
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"As a culture, we have trivialized what is actually the defining decade of adulthood," she says.
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I am confident that my daughters, just on the crest of their adulthood, will travel widely.
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But none of that has been severe, and Cameron did raise two children safely into adulthood.
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But just because people this age have mature bodies doesn't mean they're entirely prepared for adulthood.
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A decline in income in young adulthood may lead to poorer cognitive ability in middle age.
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The problems with trying children as adults, let along incarcerating them well into adulthood, are many.
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But by early adulthood, the brain generally begins to lose some of its innate language capability.
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I know I must leap into adulthood and leave the balancing act of Flagstaff life behind.
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After the chimeras reached adulthood, the researchers located the spiny rat iPS cells within their bodies.
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Dr. Wallach had a pet two-headed snake named Brady & Belichick that grew to healthy adulthood.
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But it's also a way of deferring adulthood, with its unavoidable ideological compromises and moral imperfections.
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Online offenders are known to seek out children in the photos and videos, even into adulthood.
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We teach them they're in a meritocracy — until we leave them on their own come adulthood.
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"A chaotic childhood increases the likelihood of a chaotic adulthood, of any kind," Dr. Cantor said.
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Previously, scientists generally believed that the human hippocampus generates new brain cells or neurons throughout adulthood.
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The Cubs sent me into baseball adulthood, but I would have indelible life experiences in Philadelphia.
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A tremendous amount of medical investment early in life has allowed these children to reach adulthood.
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The same percentage also said that having a child was not an important milestone of adulthood.
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Throughout these past 10 years, they&aposve entered young adulthood and started hitting peak life milestones.
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Remember you won't get rich overnight and you're just taking the first steps toward financial adulthood.
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However, there are a few things they can do to better prepare their children for adulthood.
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But in Syria, children are bound to respect the authority of their parents, even in adulthood.
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"Motivated young men and women on the cusp of adulthood want a challenge," Mr. Carhart said.
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Transitioning to emerging adulthood requires personal ownership of these issues and learning to manage them effectively.
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Conquering adulthood doesn't end with whipping your credit score into shape and scheduling regular dental appointments.
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That's a good metaphor for being an aging Blink-182 fan—constantly battling upstream against adulthood.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I know a bit about the troubled slumber of adulthood.
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"Since the study is based on electronic medical records and diagnoses noted in these records, I think the rates in the study reflect multiple factors, including the increasing awareness of clinicians about ADHD in adulthood and the increasing awareness of patients about ADHD in adulthood," she said.
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At 21, Blake was still living at home, still mastering adulthood, but she knew he had time.
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A way of tapping out of adulthood—and who, every so often, wouldn't want to do that?
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"What we learn as kids is what we're going to carry with us into adulthood," Kendra said.
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And of course, it's easier to delay adulthood if you have a Wendy taking care of you.
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It is perhaps unsurprising older adults choose middle adulthood as the phase of life they most prefer.
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It was disorienting to realize I had reached adulthood without a firm grasp on who she was.
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As a prologue for adulthood, high school is where we begin to choose who we will be.
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But hell, it's a feeling we'll be happy to relive over and over again in our adulthood.
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It's the princess dress you dreamt about as a child, upgraded for adulthood and hot summer days.
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Reindeer born in 1994 weighed 55 kilograms, or 121 pounds, once they reached adulthood, the ecologists found.
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The ongoing ability to digest lactose, the main sugar in milk, into adulthood is a biological abnormality.
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Once you get to the vermouth, that's when your childhood comes crashing into your booze-hounding adulthood.
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It's a solid metaphor for teens' fears about entrance into adulthood and their likely burgeoning sex lives.
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This bento box's name alone is enough to convince anyone that adulthood can still be a blast.
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So many of my patients enter adulthood knowing very little about what's going on with their body.
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But now, in her eyes, I see grief and a girl beaten down before even entering adulthood.
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As we grow into adulthood, we face economic violence from systems set up to empower straight men.
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Both are about the heavy burden of adulthood for people whose childhoods were oppressive rather than nurturing.
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People who "receive negative messages" about masturbation "often carry feelings of shame into adulthood," Norsworthy told Mashable.
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When they mate with female mosquitoes in the wild, they produce offspring that cannot survive to adulthood.
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Psychedelics can, in rare cases, catalyze the onset of schizophrenia, if taken in adolescence or early adulthood.
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"I've kind of been in adulthood for a little bit now," Winter told PEOPLE in early 2016.
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"Yet, aging is a developmental process which takes place throughout adulthood," Marquie told Reuters Health by email.
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Sex is not just love or pleasure or power, and marriage isn't equivalent to adulthood or security.
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Far from escaping adulthood, the teenagers of 2016's festival seemed like they couldn't wait for it.
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The real marker of adulthood is doing things that seem "adult" without feeling self-congratulatory about it.
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"Everyone has that first year that feels like the first proper year of adulthood," she told Pitchfork.
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Augmented Reality (AR) is still in its infancy and has a very promising youth and adulthood ahead.
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They are arachnids, and like their relative the spider, they have eight legs when they reach adulthood.
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So what have I learned after passing the checkpoints that mark the so-called gateways to adulthood?
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They are the world's problem demographic, caught between childhood and adulthood, care and responsibility, education and application.
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Unfortunately, that adorable stumble is the steadiest Kevin will be in the episode, from toddlerhood to adulthood.
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What we can all agree on, however, is that too many poor children remain poor in adulthood.
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As a teen, I really hoped adulthood would be better to my dry, sensitive, acne-prone skin.
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If they continue to do the narcissistic parent's bidding way into adulthood, they are making that choice.
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It's in seeing pre-adulthood as a utopian realm of freedom and a purer type of being.
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The young age of adulthood feeds serial incarceration, the most tragic waste of money known to man.
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The sons became the fathers, and the cycle of hurt and misogyny repeated itself well into adulthood.
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Children suffering from poor nutrition are more vulnerable to illnesses in their early years and into adulthood.
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Exile from an Edenic past sets the stage for adulthood, the process of becoming—no, creating—ourselves.
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Millennials have always rewritten traditional routes to adulthood, and they're no different in their approach to parenthood.
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By coming together and through thoughtful investment, we can ensure our young people enter adulthood and thrive.
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It would force them to choose between financial security in young adulthood and financial security in retirement.
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What happens in these early years can affect someone's behavior, and even his DNA, long into adulthood.
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Most shockingly, a preponderance of epidemiological evidence has now proven that these vulnerabilities follow children into adulthood.
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But Rokach describes early-adulthood loneliness as a phase that should—should—taper off later in life.
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Either way, sharing a cell phone plan well into adulthood can be a disservice to everyone involved.
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And not long after that, they reach adulthood, ready to mate and start the cycle all over.
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After five months growing beneath your skin, they reach adulthood and release thousands of embryos a day.
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But he graduated — with the aid of Walsh, one more person helping him move forward toward adulthood.
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By adulthood he was prone to misogyny, racism, and anti-Semitism and was often unpleasant at parties.
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When the male mosquitoes are released to mate with wild females, the offspring die before reaching adulthood.
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As a person grows, transitioning from childhood through adolescence to adulthood, their brain has critical developmental periods.
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I honed my own way of seeing the world through a crazy childhood and equally crazy adulthood.
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"For me, Planet Wine Cooler was a place between childhood and adulthood," she explained in an email.
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I had failed fitness as a kid, but that didn't have to define my adulthood, did it?
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They'd discovered that two bones in his left shoulder that normally fuse before adulthood were still separated.
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We've gathered up our favorite nine wooden toys and games for every age from babyhood through adulthood.
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With the self-awareness of adulthood, the most unnerving conflicts are the ones that occur within yourself.
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He spoke briefly about the challenges the hatchlings would face to reach adulthood in the open ocean.
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I was ready for college, adulthood, and everything that my years of preparation had led up to.
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At its core, HBO's "Insecure" has always been about the joys and pangs of navigating young adulthood.
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That trait is being able to tolerate lactose — a sugar found in milk — without discomfort into adulthood.
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She's not a kid anymore, and she's rejecting the paths to adulthood that are available to her.
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By young adulthood, kids with incarcerated parents were 4.4 times less likely to have high school degrees.
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"This is a relatively common experience that has devastating effects that last well into adulthood," Copeland said.
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But then the further you get into "adulthood," the more you notice that cliché prophecy coming true.
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As children with Prader-Willi syndrome approach young adulthood, various compulsive behaviors may emerge, including smoking cigarettes.
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Watching Booksmart, about two girls headed to college, I identified with the nerdy girls stumbling toward adulthood.
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And like many of their non-criminal peers, some of them continued these behavioral patterns into adulthood.
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I used to think of adulthood as being something like a romantic comedy from the early '90s.
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This period of life has become so established that researchers have given it a name: emerging adulthood.
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The Emperor is a card that points to growth, adulthood, and change with a structured, organized plan.
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I'm not sure how long my routine will last, but I'm soothed by this detachment from adulthood.
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That money could then be spent in adulthood on education, buying a home or starting a business.
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In adulthood, he is able to enrich himself on the back of Istanbul's expansion and building boom.
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A randomized trial found it reduces rates of alcohol and drug use in young adulthood among males.
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Consuming soy-based formula during infancy may be linked to severe menstrual pain in adulthood, researchers report.
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But often, in adulthood, the "exceptionally well behaved" mask slips and reveals an out-of-season child.
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Every agony of adulthood is presented with startling frankness — every miscarriage, every stupid investment, every sexual insecurity.
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Nothing could have prepared Cindy Zuniga for adulthood and $215,000 of student debt — not even law school.
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If adulthood is measured in goal posts, then a fitting proxy should, too, display signs of progress.
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Eggs hatch in about two weeks and can reach adulthood anywhere between three weeks and nine months.
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He initially used the TPN technique to keep the puppies alive from six weeks old until adulthood.
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XLH is rare enough that I was well into adulthood before I met anyone with my condition.
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These investments are critical for improving the lives of children and their long-term prospects into adulthood.
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And adulthood, for most of us, is about acquiring the skills to feel no feelings at all.
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In addition, the emergence of substance abuse and mental illness are risk factors prevalent to young adulthood.
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Flannery became besotted with Anne, but also with the potential that Anne augured for Flannery's own adulthood.
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So it's not the case that playing football early will necessarily lead to impairments in early adulthood.
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Reducing risky behavior early in life is important because habits established in youth often persist into adulthood.
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She wanted to learn about their lives, from childhood to adulthood, not just about their career aspirations.
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Much of what follows involves James's confusing, awkward reintroduction into the world, or what some call adulthood.
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I didn't have many Filipino friends growing up, but I've started to find them now in adulthood.
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The rates of addiction are double if marijuana use starts in adolescence rather than adulthood, she said.
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It's manageable now, thanks to a cocktail of medications and therapy and understanding that's come with adulthood.
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However, many adoptees who had already aged into adulthood still found themselves in limbo and without citizenship.
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Marriage before adulthood often has crushing consequences, undermining a girl's access to health, education and economic opportunities.
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But like most of us that grow into adulthood, they realize what they've been doing was wrong.
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That's an idea that we associate with high school in a way, but it continues into adulthood.
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In his young adulthood, he was good looking, but did not seem to think much of himself.
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I felt like I was told for, say, 15 years of adulthood, that I would completely change.
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It showed that interest in these kinds of holidays peaks in early adulthood, declining with each passing decade.
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Mr. Jaleipour, the reformist advocate, said the compromises were part of reaching political adulthood in a hostile environment.
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The other 43% do not progress along the treatment pathway to transition, though this may change in adulthood.
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Like candy cigarettes, Ring Pops were one of those treats that doubled as props for role playing adulthood.
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Adulthood was in the FUTURE, and the FUTURE had robots like R2800-D2950, Threepio, Data, and so on.
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"Anxiety disorders frequently emerges in young adulthood, which is the age many of these women are," she said.
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This dinosaur would have been almost as large as Tyrannosaurus rex had it hatched and grown to adulthood.
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Like the baby boomers, your smartphone is a child of the post-war years now grown to adulthood.
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It was a beautiful coincidence that the bear community rose to prominence in America as I entered adulthood.
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Our favorite child killing clown has some unfinished business to attend to, and he's taking it into adulthood.
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However, sometimes the reason it's not diagnosed until adulthood is because of the structure and safety parents provide.
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Obviously, different cultures have different ages and markers for adulthood (moral agenthood), but all cultures mark a transition.
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Along the way, he must grapple with some familiar-feeling conflicts between family and adulthood, loyalty and responsibility.
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Her sister had stories about Thelma, about her light-fingered ways that followed her from childhood into adulthood.
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And since parents rarely check on their credit, they often don't discover the fraud until they reach adulthood.
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Every year, graduation season means a fresh new batch of grads are about to enter full-on adulthood.
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If your parents divorce when you're young, you're more likely to have poor relationships with them in adulthood.
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But, you know, that's a lousy fact of adulthood: People disappoint us — even those who love us most.
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Unbeknownst to him at the time, this predilection would last long into adulthood and even shape his career.
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Treating PTSD is hardest with patients who've had multiple exposures to trauma, particularly in both childhood and adulthood.
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But it costs five percent of GDP and in my lifetime or even my adulthood up to 18%.
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Something awful happened to Ambrose when he was a child, and it has followed him far into adulthood.
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And at a pivotal time in my life, as I was moving into young adulthood, that mattered enormously.
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They entered my life in the magic hour between the naivety of childhood and the cynicism of adulthood.
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Yet, according to Cross, as Harry and William entered adulthood, they found themselves similarly hounded by the press.
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So maybe that's something that persists into adulthood and the origin might be the caga tío and caganer?
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After all, universities are the settings for the transition to adulthood for a large segment of American youth.
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Blessedly, most of the beauty struggles I dealt with as a kid have since left me in adulthood.
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More babies are surviving previously fatal conditions, such as premature birth, to reach adulthood with a learning disability.
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Did my fervor stem from a subconscious yearning to leave adulthood behind and go back to easier times?
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"He ruined a good bit of my childhood and my early adulthood," Byrd told BuzzFeed in an email.
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But Dr Zucker was making an important point: gender-dysphoric children are not all set for transgender adulthood.
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Our cultural obsession with women being pure and men being "accomplished" in sex follows them well into adulthood.
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And as Prague's bar scene edges out of its infancy and into adulthood, who could expect anything less?
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For hundreds of years marriage was an essential step on the road to full adulthood in Western countries.
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Dorsey predicts that we'll feel like we've reached adulthood when we're about 40—and I'm inclined to agree.
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I did stop questioning—for a while—but as I grew into adulthood, I realized I needed answers.
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You, on the edge of young adulthood, examining the virginal hairs sprouting from your underarms and your groin.
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In a new interview with Rolling Stone, the singer said he's coming into adulthood as he approaches 40.
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Lately, she's been getting more and more real about just how uncomfortable her journey into adulthood has been.
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In flashbacks, we see Abhimanyu and Bindu's relationship over the years - from school, college and through to adulthood.
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The story follows a queer man coming to terms with his identity through his childhood, adolescence, and adulthood.
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The trip was my first shot at adulthood, and I wanted to put my skills to the test.
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The conclusion is that it may not be adulthood that's evolved, but the avenues by which it's reached.
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The book is a dangerously honest account of her life from childhood through to adulthood (she's now 42).
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Gen Z, the latest generation graduating into adulthood, isn't just snubbing print media, it's abandoning old media altogether.
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In fact, in a recent study, ACEs were found to be associated with unresolved attachment style in adulthood.
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Titled Chewing Gum Dreams, it featured a 14-year-old Tracey navigating the difficult journey toward young adulthood.
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The male mosquitoes are modified so their offspring will die before reaching adulthood and being able to reproduce.
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Tesfaye believes the songs resonate with millennials, in particular, as they navigate the first emotional turns into adulthood.
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Ice cream is a mental and physical escape from adulthood and all the responsibilities that come with it.
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Black children who start smoking by age 21999, though, are more likely to carry the habit into adulthood.
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One thing that has made entering adulthood more bearable is that Hello Kitty has never stopped being cool.
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It is probable in this day and age that this precious 9-year-old boy will reach adulthood.
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It's also interesting to watch roles of siblings play out in adulthood that clearly got mapped in childhood.
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That same Pew study found that a rising number of the children of intermarriages are Jewish in adulthood.
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It was a lesson she carried with her into adulthood: If she needed food or money, she shoplifted.
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I thought I was on my way to finally figuring out what this adulthood thing was all about.
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The paper-clip shape suggested to some that when they reached adulthood they attached themselves to stationary seaweed.
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In adulthood, black people are incarcerated at more than five times the rate of whites, per the NAACP.
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The other struggles to advance through the traditional steps of adulthood, and feels that they're not making progress.
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Such obsessions and experiences have followed me into adulthood, only growing more intense after I became sexually active.
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Still, there's no denying the appeal of Disney princesses for kids — or far into adulthood, for that matter.
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Of course, that's not to say that the slide into adulthood can't be a rich and bountiful experience.
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Why do some people outgrow food allergies they had as kids while others struggle with them through adulthood?
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In trying to "fake it 'til I make it" into adulthood, I feel like this blazer is essential.
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At this point, the researchers started recording the pups' vocalizations every few months until the bats reached adulthood.
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I was on the brink of adulthood and suddenly did not feel compelled to rush to the beach.
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Now the IEO is raising domesticated bluefin to adulthood indoors at the new center, which opened in 2015.
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Imi Lichtenfeld was born in 1910 in Hungary and reached adulthood in Bratislava, in what was then Czechoslovakia.
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The data followed the individuals over time, from young adulthood, when most schizophrenia diagnoses occur, to middle age.
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The pain of leaving home to attempt adulthood was exacerbated by my inability to find peace in partnership.
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As my students move toward adulthood with intellectual and developmental disabilities, this is an ongoing process for them.
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But that needn't be church (in my irrelevant opinion) for one disinclined and on the cusp of adulthood.
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Her children, who were all fair-skinned and named after Jefferson's friends, were freed when they reached adulthood.
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On "The Affair," people do adulthood like nine-to-fivers, like tipped workers, like freelancers with unstable incomes.
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Through my childhood, adolescence, and adulthood, sexual trauma has always been in the foreground of my lived experience.
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That's especially critical during a time when archaeologists estimate that only about half of babies survived to adulthood.
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"My outlook changed in adulthood," says Mowry, who did another big chop when her son, Cree, was younger.
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The as-of-yet untitled show will follow Thunberg as she navigates the waters of young adulthood, too.
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Having spent my entire adulthood living in New York apartments, I've learned not to be sentimental about objects.
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This is quite different from living birds and tells us that these decorative feathers preceded adulthood in dinosaurs.
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It's not that cloned animals fall victim to early aging — the ones that reach adulthood are typically fine.
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Mr. Else chronicles his subject's youth and early adulthood but doesn't probe much into his later personal life.
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"Treating behavioral and sleep problems during childhood could reduce the risk of adulthood insomnia," Melaku said by email.
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For most of my life, I had no clear picture of what adulthood would look like for me.
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Living with a pet dog in childhood may be linked to a reduced risk of schizophrenia in adulthood.
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Across five episodes, we see the friends, in sequence, scarred in adulthood by the aftershocks of the killing.
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My adulthood lined up with the fastest civil rights movement in history, one that applies to me directly.
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As your patriot grows to adulthood he will read about how, the very next year after Brown v.
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One group, the early starters (mostly men), had been racing throughout adulthood, having often begun running as teenagers.
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Alex R.: Typically, symptoms of lactose intolerance first appear in adulthood or adolescence, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Like her, it had its heyday in the 2000s and didn't fare well with the onset of adulthood.
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They went on to experience important coming-of-age moments together in their teenage years and young adulthood.
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As Christian's teen-age mistake trailed him into adulthood, Barnes believes, his resilience proved unequal to the burden.
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This summer, Hogg is shooting "The Souvenir: Part II," a continuation of the story of Julie's early adulthood.
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" A 20163 headline on the NPR Web site named Mitski the "21st Century's Poet Laureate of Young Adulthood.
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As I entered adulthood and had a home of my own, I opted to have a Christmas tree.
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Many recent graduates started adulthood already in debt, realizing too late the importance of a good credit score.
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"In adulthood, this translates into the ability to play with ideas — essential, for example, to the successful entrepreneur."
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Medicare and Medicaid costs will grow as more kids enter adulthood with untreated or undertreated chronic health conditions.
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As she entered adulthood, Ms. Smith moved to Los Angeles, lured by the prospect of a glamorous life.
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Like his memoir, it is a bildungsroman that begins in childhood and ends at the cusp of adulthood.
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Many will be released just as they reach adulthood, when they are even more capable of causing mayhem.
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"A generation of people have been active and athletic through not just adolescence but through adulthood," he said.
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Then, as I stumbled into adulthood, I began to feel a mysterious anger rising up inside of me.
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Young Adulthood in America: Children Are Grown, but Parenting Doesn't Stop Dad shows up at your job interview.
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But the study is tracking children ages 9 to 10 into young adulthood, and the data is preliminary.
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Her podcast and newsletter seem to address issues around adulthood and intersectionality much better than this show does.
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Into adulthood and throughout my life, I've attempted to reorient myself toward the spectrum of emotional sensations inside.
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And the show validates that loneliness, to a point; it suggests the affected adulthood of Naota and others is juvenile, but it that there's no specific road map to adulthood and you pretty much have to come to terms with it on your own by getting out of your own head.
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Whitney Houston's childhood was marked by sexual abuse that haunted her into adulthood, her family and friends have alleged.
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Childhood has a way of distorting your perception of a decade; adulthood corrects that distortion with a humbling rapidity.
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But it wasn't clear whether losing or gaining weight in adulthood increased the risk of death from those diseases.
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I arrived at adulthood with no idea of what I should do, and no idea how to do it.
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"I've kind of been in adulthood for a little bit now," Winter says in the current issue of PEOPLE.
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In fact, varicella-zoster can reactivate in adulthood (usually in people older than 50) as a disease called shingles.
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Although it's not required, having had an allergy when you were younger does make allergies in adulthood more likely.
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"I was a very lonely and turbulent child," Nilsen wrote, and the loneliness intensified as he moved into adulthood.
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They just needed to stay far, far away from mud puddles, if they wanted to make it to adulthood.
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When I play Stardew Valley, I'm nostalgic not for Harvest Moon, but that precious and carefree idea of adulthood.
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And if we met them in our late adolescence or early adulthood, forget it — their significance is almost indescribable.
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The finding also helps explain some other mysteries, including why the disorder often begins in adolescence or young adulthood.
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I carried his songs with me into adulthood, sometimes doing karaoke to them and putting them on my mixes.
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He spent much of his early adulthood bouncing between prison and the streets of Yonkers, in New York state.
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I watched him work day to day, provide for our household and coach my uncles and cousins into adulthood.
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So a lot of people come to adulthood with a different understanding of their place in the political system.
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Then it blinks back and forth, from childhood to adulthood, investigating where childhood dreams bloom and where they shrivel.
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This little lady at Advocate Children's Hospital skipped adulthood and just went straight to being an old cat lady.
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But the smaller survey, involving males from adolescence through early adulthood, asked about the timing of first heterosexual intercourse.
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But I wasted far too much of my young adulthood punishing my body and refuse to do that anymore.
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Some deemed Styles a chameleon; other celebrated his successful passage from boy band to adulthood without much negative attention.
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It's a sweet moment, but also a heavy one — a reminder of the burdens Kate has carried into adulthood.
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The album mixes giant, fist-pumping choruses with deeply felt lyrics about life, love, and the anxieties of adulthood.
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The transition period from childhood to adulthood lasts far beyond age 19, when it is popularly thought to end.
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Living in a studio — whether on your own or with a S.O. — is a pretty major step towards adulthood.
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But be warned: You will eventually—sadly, listlessly, and cynically, as the rules of adulthood require—tire of it.
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I was cutting and pasting and gluing, like this is everything I loved in childhood coming back to adulthood.
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It's not clear whether study participants "were completely free of psychopathology prior to adulthood," Faraone said in an email.
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However, 34 percent were only moderately independent, meaning they accomplished some but not all milestones typical of early adulthood.
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At the very least, encountering fame in your early years prevents you entering adulthood with any sense of normality.
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That's a big step into adulthood for me, to allow that time for someone else out of my time.
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Car culture is so ingrained in us that getting a car has become a symbol of adulthood and success.
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Perhaps it's down to kids that were raised on My Little Pony and The Last Unicorn magically reaching adulthood.
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Our world is full of glowing objects that awe us even into adulthood, and their existence is easily explained.
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To answer these very important questions (and help phase you into real adulthood), we consulted prominent dermatologists and aestheticians.
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OK, maybe you're not quite there yet, but some version of adulthood is likely staring you in the face.
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This lack of student debt was a great step up for my personal finances as I launched into adulthood.
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School's out, there's a brand new mall in town, and the Hawkins crew are on the cusp of adulthood.
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Along Canada's west coast, the numbers of young starfish are rebounding, but that doesn't mean they'll survive into adulthood.
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The family emigrated to Western Australia, but in adulthood Céleste found her way back to Paris as a translator.
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If that happened, it would explain why someone would appear to have reached adulthood without becoming ill, he says.
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That's a shift from four decades ago, when more Americans viewed marriage and child-rearing as gateways to adulthood.
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That time period is just long enough to raise a child into adulthood or to pay off your mortgage.
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They are thrust into adulthood while still discovering their sexual identities, coping with loss, and shedding inner childhood demons.
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And sometimes adulthood means self-care, like eating a proper meal or going to a laser hair removal appointment.
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Ossoff is 30 years old, a millennial who grew up in Georgia and entered adulthood as Obama took office.
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The Abecedarian Project, a preschool program in North Carolina, followed participants from early childhood through adolescence and young adulthood.
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They may affect a transgender and gender-variant person's psychiatric health and well-being during adolescence and young adulthood.
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"These findings suggest that if you're active in early adulthood, stay active - don't decrease," Saint-Maurice said by email.
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I suppose just all the time spent with my family, free of the stresses that would come with adulthood.
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But don't we all yearn sometimes to step back into that magic hour between curious childhood and experienced adulthood?
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Those who are abused at a young age are at a much higher risk of being exploited in adulthood.
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Bullying during adulthood is experienced in the home, at work, at school, in the media and in sports arenas.
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Miraculously, sharing like this has gotten easier with adulthood and, you know, having a healthy relationship with a partner.
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His late adolescence and early adulthood had been spent in captivity, yet he bounded toward us like a fawn.
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In other words, the children are just as happy in adulthood as the children of stay-at-home moms.
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It's such a burden that it's causing millennials to delay markers of adulthood, like homeownership and starting a family.
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The stereotypically self-absorbed millennial has disappeared, making room for both new life and a new take on adulthood.
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Branson's adventurous spirit, however, wasn't just a quality he picked up in adulthood, but dates back to his upbringing.
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They may also experience anticipatory grief about their inability to raise their children into adulthood, Park added by email.
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Otto is said to have kept his doll into adulthood and it subsequently tormented his late wife to insanity.
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"About 80% of a child's lungs develop after they're born, and they develop until they reach adulthood," Nolen said.
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And if they're having less sex, then maybe it's because they're better adjusted to the pressures of early adulthood.
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And—whatever era—stumbling into adulthood, figuring out where you belong and what the hell you're doing, is painful.
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It was a lonely and often painful existence, and the repercussions of her upbringing have haunted Wray into adulthood.
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As Tepa explains, this concluding rite seals the young man's entrance to adulthood, conferring a new status on him.
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They may still not be wholly succeeded in adulthood, but the only way to get there is baby steps.
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Every time I reached a new high score in adulthood, I reached a new high score on the scale.
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"Thank you for making my childhood, teen years and adulthood so fun, especially during darker days," singer Josh Groban.
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We don't know if her condition means she isn't going to make it to adulthood, or to her teens.
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The conflict between her languages continues on into adulthood, some of it within herself and some of it outside.
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Adolescence is widely recognized as a critical period in child development that shapes the choices people make in adulthood.
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The first phase of adulthood is admitting you like ABBA, and the second is admitting you like Mamma Mia.
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Don't miss this opportunity to catch Stranger's brave, hilarious take on sex, friendship, and the long road towards adulthood.
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Someday, I knew, our lives would be less entwined, our daughter's adulthood freeing us from the constancy of connection.
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Children's Books All adolescents face two monsters: insecurity about where they are now, and the stress of impending adulthood.
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Instead of making a profit, they paid dearly, and what happened in the house haunts each child through adulthood.
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Still, living with a name that you hate until adulthood is tough, said Embe Guadagno, 29, of Downey, Calif.
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In my memory, that summer is a suspension bridge over the water, connecting the worlds of childhood and adulthood.
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Despite having all the trappings of adulthood, I've never really grown out of being the class clown at school.
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By around age 7, a child has already developed the specific style of walking she will have into adulthood.
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Adulthood is where you left it, but you don't have to think about that now: You're at the beach.
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So far, 20033 of the abducted, now in adulthood, have been reunited, or at least connected, with blood relatives.
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