There was a relatively small difference between Democratic and Republican preferences on this issue: both groups were most likely to pick 50-59 age range as the ideal age range.
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One study by the decision-making tool Cloverpop found that business teams with a wide age range made more decisions with positive outcomes than teams with a narrow age range.
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But some causes do strike people in his age range.
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Outside that age range the ratio is roughly evenly balanced.
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Yep. Is that "looking for love" age range somewhat arbitrary?
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The median monthly payment for that age range is $203.
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But there's so many women, the age range is crazy.
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"The [age] range was usually 10 to 16," he said.
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What was the age range of associates you worked with?
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Each state has a different age range for a minor.
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This has also contributed to a widening age range for gamers.
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First things first: Know what age range you're hoping to adopt.
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This was definitely out of my age range—I was 15.
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A broader age range would have made a more rounded novel.
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Age range: Any When baby comes, free time becomes a precious commodity.
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Age range: Extra useful in the first few months, but ask ahead.
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Ms. Dickinson's clients are often in the 40 to 60 age range.
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But they needed at least two swimmers in the same age range.
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This is almost the exact age range targeted by the Kurbo app.
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Last year, the figure was 20 New Yorkers for that age range.
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Hence the Kano PC is targeted at a very broad age range.
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There is no age range listed for one of the alleged victims.
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Students span a three-year age range, say, between 3 and 5.
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Louie: I'm explaining it to people like you in that age range.
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Both groups were roughly within the same age range: mid-20s, on average.
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Right just because they're a couple years younger than your selected age range?
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The age range with the highest awareness was 20203 to 44 (61 percent).
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Age range: Until the baby is moved to a forward-facing car seat.
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Read more: The best places to shop for kids' clothes by age range
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Seven out of eight of their gubernatorial candidates also fall in that age range.
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Zizoo says the 20-40 age range makes up the "majority" of its customer.
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"The victims' age range -- it's from teenagers to the elderly, male, female," Roderick said.
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This age range has all the markers of a sound decision-making window, no?
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Missing one skill in the age range does not mean he has a problem.
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While shooting, how much did you notice a particular age range in your models?
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In 2018, single women made up 41% of working women in that age range.
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I clicked on the yellow button and gave my gender, race and age range.
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Among the BlackPAC survey respondents, the most likely voters in the survey were black voters in the 40-55 age range (94 percent of whom said they would vote) and the 56-20203 age range (95 of whom said they would vote).
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Thirty-two percent of non-student women in the same age range decide to report.
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What did you see as your goal in trying to write about that age range?
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Now there's a few more in the 25 to 35 age range, which is nice.
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Using machine learning, the app compares your skin to other users in your age range.
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Just 23.7 percent of individuals in that age range said they have a savings account.
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Single people without children in that age range have an average of $2,729 in savings.
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In the 18-24 age range, women backed Labour over Conservatives by 44% to 24%.
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The age range of the patients who suffered arrest during sex was 34 to 83.
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And 56% of surveyed companies updated their policies to appeal to a broader age range.
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Last year, one in four anglers surveyed were in the 18 to 34 age range.
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Dating apps allow you to set obvious parameters: age range, distance radius and so on.
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I&aposd put the ideal age range for these kits at between 8 and 13.
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Both crowds encompassed a wide age range, but Prayuth's supporters were older on the whole.
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And only 12 percent of the women were in the 38-to-44 age range.
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When the Obama administration first implemented DACA in 210, it set a specific age range.
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In the UK, however, the decline was only observed in the 20143-24 age range.
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But in the 65-plus age range, his support dropped 10 points, to 49 percent.
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That could cause a few hurdles for the company, depending on the age range they target.
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Fitbit also shows users their Cardio Fitness Level compared with other people in their age range.
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Bekaert's team is now seeking to improve their predictive ability within the older persons' age range.
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As Nadra Nittle explained for Racked in 2018, however, this age range is likely culturally specific.
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Sweden sees just 276 births per 218,215 women in the same age range, the data found.
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One thing Roblox has done very well is appeal to kids within a certain age range.
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It looked at 312 men in the same age range (and with a similar demographic makeup).
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This age range is Clinton's sweet spot, and losing it really bruises her mantle of popularity.
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"He is getting to an age range where things have to happen for him," Jackson said.
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How do they envision their future customer's income level, age range, demographic characteristics, and purchasing habits?
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But there's this new broadening of the age range for people who should get the shots.
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The bill also bans them from performing "castration" or vasectomies on children in that age range.
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Lightbot, a more challenging version of the same game, may also appeal to this age range.
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How narrowly or universally do we want to target public investments and over what age range?
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Today, the average household in the same age range has an average net worth of $100,800.
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The Democrats don't have too many options who have won re-election in that age range.
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Already, the Times has 50 million readers, across platforms, in the age range of 18 to 35.
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Among smokers, the highest risk increase in both genders was in the 18 to 49 age range.
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But as someone outside the target age range, I already know I'm going to stay far away.
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Still, the odds aren't great, and that's probably due to the age range of the series' contestants.
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Someone in that age range is no longer a young'un with an incomplete prefrontal cortex, after all.
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Caffeine is not a leading cause of death for people in this age range, at least globally.
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But our moms are making 74 to 77 cents on the dollar, depending on their age range.
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How is this any different than using regular Tinder and setting your age range from 18-22?
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If the CDC approves the new age range, insurers will be more likely to cover the cost.
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There was a dedicated children's library, with books ascending in age range from the floor level upward.
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But according to data provided to VICE by group mods, the age range their members skews young.
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To capture the coveted age range, companies have had to make major design changes to their product.
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Medicare guidelines suggest patients in this age range should be evaluated for cognitive and neural health function.
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They talked to teens ages 13 to 17 and parents with children in the same age range.
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The network is also of course competing with LinkedIn — certainly at the older end of its age range.
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It found that two-thirds of millennials in that age range have at least one open credit card.
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More importantly, these marvels of nature remain healthy and active as they enter the three-figure age range.
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So, if strictly seeking or avoiding a specific age range isn't conducive to finding a connection, what is?
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All the men were older than 40, the typical age range for men contemplating, and having, a vasectomy.
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Your child should master the skills listed by the time he reaches the top of the age range.
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First, it needs to expand the age range of its players beyond its current tween and teen audience.
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Men outnumbered women in Edinburgh, but not by much, and the age range roughly spanned teens through 30s.
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In 218, 229 percent of people in that age range reported having used pot in the past year.
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In 1984, 29.9 percent of people in that age range reported having used pot in the past year.
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Teen Tinder users had only been able to match with others in the 13 to 17 age range.
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AGE AND DIVERSITY If you want to travel with people in your age range, pick a trip accordingly.
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As someone in the age range where people typically retire, my mom has very different needs than me.
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I had never met Ethan, but at that moment, he was the biggest star in his age range.
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In this age range, the transition from finding this stuff dazzling to finding it childish can happen overnight.
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But no worries, nostalgia and the wide age-range appeal ensure the film will make bank for Disney.
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In the world of cable news, marketers really only pay for viewers in the 25-54 age range.
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That age range, K through 8, is so pivotal for a child in terms of learning who they are.
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One in two people under 25 who are sexually active contract an STI, and that's Coachella's prime age range.
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Philyra compared formulas against scents that were popular in that area and age range and came up with two.
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But more recently, that age range is becoming the minority, and more clients are coming in in their 40s.
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Standard deviations from the mean age increased as well, meaning we're seeing a wider age range in Olympic swimmers.
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There was also an approximate increase of 33 percent across every age range, from 25 to 55 and older.
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The App Hub can also be searched and filtered by the idea category, subject, age range and learning goal.
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I have none of these, but I am in the target-age range for an episode, 40 to 80.
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The CDC is expected to review the new age range later this month and hold a vote in 2019.
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Her top tips include implementing small changes routinely, and changing your policy to appeal to a broader age range.
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But according to Beville Hunter, many kids will understand all four subconcepts somewhere in the 7-10 age range.
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Is there an age range at which reading a diary is appropriate and an age when it becomes inappropriate?
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Faced with the prospect of having fewer potential recruits, the JSDF is accepting a wider age range of candidates.
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The police said all of the victims were men, although they revised their age range to 39 to 60.
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Enter Amazon FreeTime Unlimited, the perfect subscription for the tablet-loving gift recipient among the 3 to 12 age range.
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Uploads are vetted by the company for obvious reasons, given the product's targeted 8 to 14 year old age range.
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The second role is simply described as "boy" — notably not Northern — in roughly the same age range, 8 to 12.
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The center, however, is looking at the change in employment for workers in a specific age range, 16 to 65.
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If Underwood is 26, his contestants will probably be younger than him — putting them in the 22-24 age range.
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The customer base spans a wide age range: "18-year-old girls, their mothers, their grandmas; three generations," she explained.
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The Ace 2 also expands its age range, so now kids as young as six years old can use it.
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We found that women were interested in people that were within four years or so of their own age range.
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The previous version of the bill would have led to many people in that age range paying sharply higher premiums.
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Casualties treated in hospital were in the 40s to 70s age range, the newspaper said, citing the Harbin First Hospital.
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Age range: Newborn to "about 6 months" says the company (our son grew out of it at around 4.5 months).
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This is a formidable achievement when you consider the ensemble's size (25) and age range (mostly between 12 and 19).
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Many of the passengers were elderly, although the age range was early 20s to late 60s, according to city authorities.
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"People outside my race, age range, and blood family have become the people who are closest to me," he said.
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Urban millennials in this age range with disposable income and a taste for adventurous food have surprisingly predictable musical affinity.
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As of now, besides the shared race and age range of the victims, there is nothing fully connecting their cases.
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"About a quarter of people in this age range didn't have a regular time for going to sleep," Goff said.
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Respondents can provide their sex, race and age range, but neither the company nor the police obtains their phone number.
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In that age range, he beat Clinton by an average of sixty-seven per cent to thirty-two per cent.
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About 60 percent of men 60 to 64 work, and just over half of women in that age range do.
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The age range is extreme, with the oldest coming in at a respectable 77 and the youngest being 24 years old.
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The franchise has missed the playoffs twice during that span, and hasn't really added any promising players in Davis's age range.
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Of particular concern is the participation decline among workers ages 25-54, which is considered the prime age range of employment.
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When I would search for it, dozens of different people in his rough age range would pop up around the country.
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Sixty-nine percent of lesbians are 40 and older, while only 29% of bisexual people are in the same age range.
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The targeted age range is six- to fourteen-year-olds, with parents able to tailor questions to the appropriate grade level.
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But millions of Americans -- about one-third of those in the recommended age range for colon cancer screening -- haven't been tested.
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Those in the 18-to-24 age range could be benefiting from automatic features that come with their accounts, DePietro said.
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They offer a "looking for love" age range of 18 to 40, which puts age 26 right at the 37% mark.
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Sleep experts suggest that women within this age range should receive seven to nine hours per night on a regular basis.
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As someone born in the mid-'80s and "on the upper age range" of millennials, she remembers growing up with Furbies.
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"The age range of the victims varies dramatically, and it's affected all aspects of the families within the apartments," he said.
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"A lot of kids are using apps and are on websites that aren't meant for their age range," Dr. O'Keeffe says.
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That tracks with the Family Travel Association survey, where most grandparents cited 8 to 12 years as an ideal age range.
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Suicide is the second leading cause of death among people in that age range, behind accidents, according to The Washington Post.
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Using statistical data, it then produces an estimated age range, mean age, and a probability that the person is over 18.
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Though the age range of cord cutters is growing, 18- to 34-year-olds still make up the largest segment by far.
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The under representation of seniors as characters comes at a time when many in that age range are heading to the theater.
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A report from AARP found that about 25% of U.S. caregivers fall into the millennial age range and many have little support.
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To your point, it is at a crisis state here and the age range that it is happening at is really staggering.
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By now Koppelman has become an expert in identifying race, gender and age range just by examining a picture of a skull.
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HeadCount's numbers are reflecting this as well: about three-quarters of HeadCount's newest registrations are in the 18-to-25 age range.
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If you're in that age range, you don't need to get a HPV test and a pap smear at the same time.
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It was well above my age range, but I suppose even though I was only 12, he figured I could handle it.
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But in counties that backed Trump, 42% of voters in that same age range approve of Trump's job performance while 363% disapprove.
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All the businesses in this neighborhood are within the same age range and all the business owners are rocking it but struggling.
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The service, launched in spring, aims at the newborn through six-years-old age range, and is currently only selling new clothes.
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Most of the deaths appear to involve patients ages 70 and older, based on broad age range information provided by health authorities.
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With "On My Block," the audience age range moves up a few years, and the TV comparisons shift to Freeform and MTV.
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It averaged an 2.8 million viewers in the week before Ms. Kelly's debut, with 915,000 in the 25-to-54 age range.
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Chen Lev has a background in children's entertainment, working as a magician and entertainer for kids around the Storyball's target age range.
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"All tissue came from women within a similar age range and at the end of pregnancy," the researchers wrote in the study.
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Its age range extends to 21, because brass players tend to start later in China than they do in the United States.
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The recommended age range is 3 to 12 years old, but if Dustin, Claire, and Dre can race on them, so can you!
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The number of developing and immature brain cells remained stable across the age range, the researchers reported in the journal Cell Stem Cell.
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Of particular concern is a decline in the participation rate for workers aged 25 - 54, which is the prime age range for workers.
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So would the approximately 10 million people in that age range who already are enrolled in government health programs like Medicare and Medicaid.
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When the NHS first began the annual report in 2006, only 2.4% of children (numbering 41.53,300) in that age range were severely obese.
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But the age range is so wide, how can you appeal to a 50-year-old as well as a 20-year-old?
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Most seem to be in the millennial age range, although they tell me the organization has "tons of old heads" working with them.
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In the AHCA, subsides depend almost exclusively on age, with all individuals in a certain age range receiving the same amount of support.
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The seven officials in top "acting" roles in President Trump's administration are all white males, with an age range of 43 to 59.
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"At the beginning of this age range, women are more focused," Bhattacharya said, meaning women are more intent on finding the correct partner.
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People in that age range who have a credit card have an average score of 672, compared with 589 for those who don't.
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"These kids started at 3 and 4 getting inspired in the kitchen, and that's the age range of my kids now," she says.
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Based on their assumptions about how carbon behaved in the atmosphere during the last 500 years, they arrived at their estimated age range.
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They said the vaccine should be given to all boys and young men up to age 26 (extending the age range from 21).
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"It's always been important to me that art is accessible to absolutely any age range, any background, and any economic circumstances," she said.
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"Parsons encourages students to design for the many diversities of the human body, as well as for a broad age range," Watson said.
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Then the generation born between 1962 and 1971 started to reach their current age range — and bring their longstanding economic dissatisfaction with them.
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If you're a woman in the same age range, you've probably been mailed a millennial pink pamphlet from no-makeup makeup brand Glossier.
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We've tested dozens of pacifiers over the years to find the best ones you can buy for every scenario, price, and age range.
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Amazon FreeTime Unlimited gives your children access to tens of thousands of kid-friendly books, games, songs, and shows curated by age range.
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Unlike many other Hollywood men his age, Reeves is dating an older woman — someone who seems to be roughly within his age range.
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Any female employee within a certain age range becomes a risk if she could decide to take six weeks off at some point.
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This demographic makes up about 7% of Tinder users, and this group can only match with other users in the same age range.
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Over the past decades the point at which workers are physically no longer able to work has shifted much further up the age range.
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Because as we mentioned before, the impact of not saving and not investing in the 25–35 age range can be devastating for retirement.
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Women in this younger group had a greater than 13 times higher risk of STEMI compared to non-smokers in that same age range.
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Almost all women in China within a certain age-range worry about the quality of their pads—even legitimate ones sometimes fail safety tests.
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Girls 14 and younger spend 160 million more hours a day on those unpaid chores than boys in that age range, the report found.
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Authorities previously said they were looking for a suspect between 4593'6" – 5'10", with reddish brown hair and a broad age range of 18-40.
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Relatively low numbers, but notable consequences The numbers still are low relative to other kinds of exposure and ingestion cases in this age range.
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Given this age range, the vaccinations and discussions regarding the vaccine are largely being performed by pediatricians, primary care physicians and obstetricians and gynecologists.
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At the junior level there were about 2.7 million in the 6-to-17 age range who played golf on a course in 2017.
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To sign up, parents visit the STEM Club homepage, then select the age range of their child (3-4, 5-7 or 8-13).
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The smart bra also monitors how soon your body recovers from a workout and matches that data up against others in your age range.
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"The 28 to 22018 age range represents an important transition between work and retirement, when lifestyle behaviors tend to change," Elhakeen said by email.
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Following the prompts, Garvin was transferred to a live agent, who asked his age range and if he made at least $60,000 a year.
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Producers are seeking Middle Eastern actors in the 18 to 25 age range who have serious singing skills to audition for Jasmine and Aladdin.
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More research is needed to determine whether similar findings would emerge among a more geographically diverse group of teenagers across a wider age range.
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For example, 30-year-olds, on average, chose their mid-20s as their ideal age range, while 60-year-olds chose their early 40s.
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"What I find remarkable about the ice rink is that it attracts a wide age range and is an extremely social venue," he said.
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Hamadi was said to be in his late 30s in 2005, which would put him in the same age range as the detained suspect.
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This year, we increased our age range beyond just millennials in order to gauge how women feel about their bodies during different life stages.
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Also we have a significant age range in our room, from writers in their mid 20s to 60-plus, which I think helps diversity.
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Kids in this age range don't typically need a reason to let their imaginations run wild, but adding some props can encourage magical thinking.
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He's well within the age range of a typical collegiate freshman, so for the sake of a quick exercise, let's treat him like one.
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"This broadens our product range from an 18- to 21-year-old market to a multiple-age range," said Husson's president, Robert A. Clark.
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Lesser stars A wish list of players in the right age range might have included Kobe Bryant, Steve Nash, Tim Duncan and Shaquille O'Neal.
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"Young plasma treatments are intravenous infusions of plasma from young donors, who are in the age range of 16 to 25," Ambrosia's website said.
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The scrutinized baseball deaths have occurred within the highest-risk age range of 45 to 70, according to the American Association of Neurological Surgeons.
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The uninsured rate for Arkansans in that age range rose from 10.5 percent in 2016 to 14.5 percent last year, according to the study.
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Because Uranus changes signs every 21988 years, you will likely have this sign in common with people in your age range, give or take.
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The alleged hackers accessed Facebook users' information, including their name, age range, and profile picture, and also accessed their private list of Facebook friends.
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"We're also seeing a spike in attempts in this age range, and it's disproportionately affecting certain demographics like sexual- and gender-minority youth," she said.
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Meanwhile, Democratic candidates have a wide age range, from Bernie Sanders, the eldest candidate at 78, to Pete Buttigieg, one of the youngest at 38.
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Although we're way outside the intended age range (think more 8-12 year olds), we wanted to see all the stuff BoseBUILD had to offer.
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The typical age range of Splatoon players is the demographic that could benefit most from seeing these messages of acceptance early on in their lives.
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Given users age 13 to 35 were eligible for Facebook's Research program, 13 to 18 year olds made of 22 percent of the age range.
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Instead, the content in the Kids & Family section is organized by age range, character and theme in an interface that resembles Netflix's Kids' profile layout.
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"Face analysis generates metadata about detected faces in the form of gender, age range, emotions," and other attributes such as whether the subject is smiling.
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Art for Kids Hub, 25- to 29-year-olds: Art lessons on everything from drawing to origami to sculpting, with videos organized by age range.
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Shanon Cook, a Spotify trends expert, said that she could not explain why women in that age range were most likely to love Halloween music.
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Children in the 3-6 age range have very concrete thinking, said Dr. Dunya Poltorak, a pediatric medical psychologist in private practice in Birmingham, Mich.
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It's really cool seeing so many people in my age range have so much in common, and it's a good platform for sharing those things.
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This one is great for readers on the younger end of the 7-10 age range, or even younger if they're reading on their own.
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Still, Luciano Fattore, an anthropologist and occasional lecturer at University of Naples "L'Orientale," warned that the older the individual, the less reliable the age range.
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They are also awarded points for their age group, with the 25-to-32 age range being most desirable, and older people being less so.
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For those who are at the top of Bank of America's age range, 41, that means most have likely been working for about 20 years.
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The unemployed were mostly higher educated and young people, in the 20-24 age range, according to the study titled "State of Working India 2019".
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Even basic digital oral thermometers designed for young kids provide this feature without an app but are limited in use to a very specific age range.
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No. I would be more interested in hearing people I had more in common with in terms of age range or economic background—not necessarily sex.
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Amazon released a tool earlier this year that attempted to guess people's ages, too, although it provides an age range as opposed to an exact number.
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You can see which candidates or special interest groups are targeting people in your state, age range, or those with your, or anyone else's, political views.
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People in this older age range may be likely to live alone or be otherwise isolated — maybe from divorce or because their kids have moved out.
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Mr Ibuki says toymakers are taking a "borderless" approach: selling to a wider age range, and teaming up with trend-driven sectors like tech and fashion.
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When subscribing to the box you're able to select books based on age range from two to four years up to pre-teen or by genre.
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Cantor says the ideal age range for a true pedophile would be ten and under, while hebephiles are attracted to children around 11-14 years old.
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While the FDA approved the expanded age range last October, the ACIP only voted on it in June, and CDC hasn't fully implemented ACIP's policy yet.
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Researchers found that more than 56 percent of people who fell in that age range in 227 were in debt, up from 2493 percent in 21992.
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Previous attempts to guage the solar nebula's age range had produced figures ranging from one to 10 million years after the Sun's nuclear furnace first ignited.
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We've only been doing it seriously for three and a half years, although we are quite male-skewed online and about 25 to 27 age range.
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In the 2015 general election, the rate for voters of the same age range was 43 percent, according to Ipsod, a marketing and opinion research company.
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"I think bungalow does a good job of building a community of like-minded people in the same sort of age range and experience," said Sanka.
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The second star: P.K. Subban – Word of advice from personal experience: Do not challenge any kid in this age range to a dance contest right now.
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It counted "teens" as those ages 13 to 17, and "parents of teens" are those who are the parent or guardian of someone in that age range.
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Growth among users in the 24-to-34 age range was much slower, at 74 percent, and growth among 18-to-25-year-olds was only 24%.
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On the other hand, the 7 million uninsured people in that age range would, with expanded Medicaid, be presented with another, potentially attractive option other than Obamacare.
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Marvel Rising: Secret Warriors is a product of the Disney animation combine, and is squarely targeted at kids in the middle school to junior high age range.
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The age range is around 18 to 60—I chat to a mother and daughter duo from the suburbs, who found out about the night on Facebook.
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Each year, about 403,240 people in that age range receive medical care for self-inflicted injuries at emergency departments across the United States, according to the CDC.
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A Nielsen survey noted that half of wearable owners are in the 18-34 age range, and 44 percent of people aged 30-39 use health apps.
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Just 13.9 percent of young people in that age range are now uninsured as of early 2016, an all-time low, according to the Gallup-Healthways data.
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The median household net worth for those age 237 to 21998 is now $206,700, compared to $205,200 for the same age range in 1998 — a $1,373 increase.
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Men — especially young men between the ages of 18 and 49 — say Trump respects them, compared to just 35 percent of women in the same age range.
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You can see how they break down by age range, location and "the average time your followers are on Instagram on a typical day," according to Later.
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"In our neighborhood, we have a lot of other kids that are in his age range, and not one has ever looked at him differently," Vysocky said.
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Face analysis generates metadata about detected faces in the form of gender, age range, emotions, attributes such as 'Smile', face pose, face image quality and face landmarks.
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It's also been reported across a wide age range, from people who recalled their first experience as children to those who had it happen in their 60s.
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The testing, which is designed for patients in the 903–99 age range, can be used to detect diseases that a person will get later in life.
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The indictment accuses Kelly of sexual acts with three children older than 13 but younger than 17; there is no age range listed for one alleged victim.
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There is no age range listed for one of the alleged victims, but the prosecutor has said she was 24 at the time of the alleged misconduct.
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Using the app near the Austin campus with an age range set to include 20-year-olds would make it likely that Tinder would display student profiles.
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Some parents opt to wait until their kids are in the age range of 18 to 21 to establish special-needs trusts, according to Nauheimer of Northern Trust.
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Because of how narrow the constraints were for the DACA program, only a select group of undocumented immigrants within a certain age range were even able to participate.
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The company referenced The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) guidelines and age-range data from San Francisco non-profit Common Sense Media, to help with its curation process.
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Harvard Extension School is mostly for nontraditional learners, be it someone with a job or who's not in the age range of a typical college student, Moral said.
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Just under 3 in 10 self-employed boomers said they knew a "great deal" about Medicare, while 19% of employees in that age range felt just as knowledgeable.
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That remains more than 10 percentage points lower than the figure for men in the same age range working or seeking work, which was 88.6 percent in April.
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The Breakup Shop's target age range is under 25, and clients have been evenly split in terms of gender, with a slight skew toward men, Mackenzie Keast said.
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While the blanket term "millennial" is far too generalizing for an age range with so much diversity, the fact remains that younger generations value experiences over collecting things.
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One tactic disappears altogether at the end of the month, and another will only be available to people in a specific age range for a few more years.
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Republican pollster Chris Wilson said on Tuesday that the lack of distribution in age range among respondents led to bad survey results ahead of the 2016 presidential election.
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If venture capitalists and other early-stage investors take our findings to heart, they'll consider founders from a broader age range and may thereby back higher-growth firms.
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An earlier version of this obituary, using information from the University of Chicago, misstated the sample size and the age range of Professor Gagnon's survey of sexual behavior.
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The employment rate for Hispanic women aged 25 to 54 has jumped by 2.2 percentage points since mid-2007, the most of any group in that age range.
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Though voter turnout for those ages 18 to 29 hit a peak 52 percent in 2008, only 45 percent of those in this age range voted in 2012.
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"These benefits were observed in overall healthy individuals across a broad age range and their marathon times are suggestive of achievable exercise training in novice participants," she said.
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A Pew survey in May indicated that only 3 percent of Democratic voters believed the best age range for a president to be in was in their 70s.
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Among hospitalized patients whose races were recorded, more than half were black; 60 percent were male and the peak age range was 25 to 44, the study found.
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That remains more than 10 percentage points lower than the figure for men in the same age range working or seeking work, which was 88.6 percent in April.
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"Around 90 percent or more of those in this age range with decreased vision can be corrected with glasses or contacts to 20/40 or better," Lee advised.
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The average age of athletes representing Team USA at the 26 Winter Olympics in South Korea is 03, a standard age range for athletes competing at this level.
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People in that age range are also less likely to have a job that offers insurance and they're less likely to be able to afford it on their own.
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The kit, which Kano says is generally (but not exclusively) aimed at the 6-13 age range, is on sale from today, priced at $279.99 — via its website (Kano.
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This, too, is similar to iOS, where key details about the app or game — like its rating or age range — are at the top of this app detail page.
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While the ASPIRE trial, which was published in the New England Journal of Medicine, lowered the rate of infection by 27 percent among women in the same age range.
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The decline is particularly marked in America, where the proportion of men in this age range in the labour market has fallen from 94% in 1985 to 88.5% today.
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The exploit lets these trackers gather a user's data including name, email address, age range, gender, locale, and profile photo depending on what users originally provided to the website.
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Still, there is a certain mental complex that comes with buying toys as an adult, regardless of how close you convince yourself you are to the intended age range.
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But as it grows, and with the kind of funding it's raising, my guess is that Age of Learning is likely to expand in both age range and geography.
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And now they've helped pick a name – one that will either evoke a sharpshooting superhero or a wise-cracking army surgeon, depending on your age range/level of geekdom.
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It's an open question how many young voters like Hoyng, particularly in the 17-to-25 age range that Sanders is targeting, will take part in the Iowa caucuses.
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That figure is in line with a general trend showing that smoking in that age range has tapered off since 1997, when more than one quarter of adults smoked.
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The elder segment of this age range is comprised of "women who have children and who are coming up in an age where everything is done electronically," Zak says.
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Meanwhile, one in 10 people in the same age range have shared the name of a pet on Instagram and used that name as a password, according to Santander.
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A YouGov poll from 2015 found that the vast majority of Americans would set the "ideal" age range for a new president much lower than Clinton or Sanders's ages.
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But there is a plateau among workers from their late 30s to early 60s, with workers in that age range all having median incomes of about $50,000 to $55,000.
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Rebellious teens and glitches aside, Tinder's decision will hopefully make it a safer place and prevent those over 18 from matching with someone outside of their specified age range.
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Some of the regulations include creating a due diligence system for timber companies to evaluate their suppliers and specification of the age range for personnel involved in hazardous work.
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I learned how to make the age range work to my advantage: Older children helped younger ones with their lessons, and the younger children prepared snacks for the family.
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But the formulation was changed, and it is back on the list of recommended options for those in the appropriate age range (if they don't have certain medical conditions).
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The city joins Edinburgh, which has 27,000 iPads in its schools, and the Borders, which plans to give them to all children in the same age range as Glasgow.
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Her family moved away almost immediately thereafter and I wept for that little girl and I prayed to god that she was under the age range that Larry preferred.
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The age range runs from teens to 40s; the youngest racer in St. Paul this year was 16 years old, and the oldest was his father, Joe Schaffer, 46.
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While the applicable age range is debatable, there is an unavoidable certainty that individuals 23 to 85033 are the next country-leading, nation-building, policy-shaping players of tomorrow.
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According to IHRSA, customers of fitness "studios" tend to be between 245 and 803 years old, while traditional fitness facility members skew higher, into the 280-22006 age range.
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"If you're in that age range and you may need to access your money, you would not want to do a rollover regardless of the improved investment offerings," Shotwell said.
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Facility officials said that there were 55 children at the facility, most within the 12-17 age range although they are licensed to care for children as young as 6.
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If users in this age range have shared their religious views, political views or sexual preference, Facebook requires them to either remove it or get parental consent to keep it.
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In the same age range, 57% say they know someone who uses online dating, and 34% know someone who has met a spouse or long-term partner via online dating.
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After that they began to rise again, by 173 percent per year among girls aged 10 to 14 years and by 7.1 percent among boys in the same age range.
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For New Yorkers accustomed to the careful marketing of untested recent art-school graduates, the contrast was telling, as was the wide age range of attendees at the show's opening.
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Thompson's own shortcomings are what make his virtues into necessities; maybe with some new-age range or cleverness in his spot, his team would miss fewer shots to begin with.
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The recommendation could be universal, meaning that everyone in that age range should receive it, or it could be "permissive," meaning that the decision is up to doctors and patients.
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An estimated 800,000 immigrants within a certain age range, who were brought to the United States as children, were allowed to remain as residents, attend school and obtain work permits.
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Those older than 65 represent the largest group hospitalized, though people within the 53-to-64 age range and children younger than 5 are also experiencing high rates of hospitalization.
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The task force recommends against screening women aged 40 to 49 years but encourages women in this age range who prefer to be screened to discuss this with their doctor.
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"Anyone in the sort of 18 to 45 age range is basically voting 2-to-1 for Democrats over Republicans," Brian Schaffner, a political scientist at Tufts University, told Axios.
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Though the book was originally suggested for the 7 to 11 age range, our reviewer, Elizabeth Wein, said it felt appropriate as an introduction to the Holocaust for younger children.
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This hourlong musical revue really spotlights just about everything — that is, if the 24 hours in question are being experienced by someone in the same age range as the TADA!
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For context, note that according to another Pew study, only 37 percent of people in that age range use Pinterest, only 22 percent use LinkedIn and only 32 percent use Twitter.
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While there are no national numbers for children in that age range, the median vaccination rate nationwide for kindergartners was 94% for the 2017-2018 school year according to the CDC.
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Those closer to retirement and aspiring retirees (savers in the 30.23 to 54 age range) are thinking more about retirement, and average account balances are increasing as savers enter their 50s.
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Tylko describes its customers as typically "design and tech savvy," with an average age range of 25 to 35 — and evidently plenty of disposable income to spend on minimal-looking furniture.
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The team determined that the biggest shark — stretching over 16-feet-long — was likely between 272-years-old and 512-years-old, with a 95 percent probability for that age range.
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A toy, for example, might not have color, age range, or material in its description, but that data can be found elsewhere and applied so shoppers can sort by those categories.
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Amazon's entry in this space, Amazon Rapids, was announced late last year as a way to bring this style of interactive fiction to readers in the 5 to 12 age range.
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Amazon Books editors will choose books for the selected age range, from "classics" to "hidden gems," and they will use your Amazon purchase history to avoid including books you've already purchased.
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"I wanted to show that we are people, we're just like everyone else, we come from different cultures, different backgrounds, social economic status, age range, gender presentation, sexual orientation," Stage said.
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Being a fair march north of Splish's target age-range, I have to confess the app's loopy effects end up triggering something closer to motion sickness/vertigo/puking up for me.
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We headed down to join the tributes at around 20163 PM, and were immediately struck not only by the masses already there, but the huge variation in demographic and age range.
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In the eighth grade age range, 250 percent of females were scored as proficient, compared to 2000 percent of boys, showing the capacity of young girls to succeed in the sciences.
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The poll, conducted between late April and early May, found that nearly half of Democrats and Democratic-leaning voters said the best age range for a president was in their 50s.
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Despite only being 18 months old, outside the manufacturer's suggested age range of 3 to 7 years old, he loves pushing the buttons and listening to the animal noises and songs.
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"The people and the creators who are driving a lot of the content tend to fall within that 13 to 24-year-old age range, and adults are currently just consumers."
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Homage's platform currently includes about 2,000 caregivers and focuses on elderly care, but also provides services needed by a wide age range, including rehabilitation care, physiotherapy, speech therapy and occupational therapy.
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Amy Henderson, a spokeswoman with the Georgia Municipal Association, said state law allows a resident who is 21 to run for office, but city charters can set that age range lower.
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In addition to a wider assortment in stores, Best Buy has given the toy page on its website a makeover and made it easier to search by brand and age range.
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An increased number of 18- to 29-year-olds voted in the 2018 primary, but traditionally this age range does not show up to voting booths when compared to older voters.
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DAN BRENDELOceanside, California One way to re-establish citizens' links to the armed forces would be to require national service for all residents in the age range of the previous draft.
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The company does not break out the age range of its users, though it does break them out by geographical region, with the U.S. and Canada having 2100 million monthly active users.
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The university poll also found a distinct age gap among respondents — 67% of voters ages 18 to 34 approved of Nike's decision, with only 21% of people in this age range disapproving.
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There's also a new kids tab, similar to the "kids" section of Netflix (though it's not walled off from the rest of the app), with shows and movies recommended by age range.
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The only unifying thread amongst the works is the age range of the artists who made them, resulting in an exhibition that is almost disorienting in its wide stylistic and thematic breadth.
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But it's easy to imagine a similar site aimed at a larger age range and broader set of jobs serving a US state or metropolitan area, such as Buffalo or Las Vegas.
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The awkwardness is compounded by casting age-appropriate actors to play every other character in their age range, so Konkle and Erskine play most of their scenes next to real pre-teens.
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Although travelers over 50 are Crystal's most popular cruisers, summer itineraries attract families with young children, and our trip had around 40 other children within a five-year age range of Meenakshi.
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Some apps use super in-depth compatibility quizzes that lead to really specific matches, where others just present you with a bunch of singles in your area within your specified age range.
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Some apps use super in-depth compatibility quizzes that lead to really specific matches, whilst others just present you with a bunch of singles in your area within your specified age range.
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Juice consumption among all children in the age range of 6 months to 5 years old went up while milk consumption went down, especially by infants and children in lower-income families.
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About 80% of respondents said they had started thinking about their fertility around age 28 to 32, which was the same age range that people said they began trying to get pregnant.
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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the work force participation rate for people in the 235-to-693 age range increased to 269 percent in 251, from 22015 percent in 1985.
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Next year, 4.8 million millennials will turn 30, the largest cohort of the generation, and the oldest millennials will turn 39, an age range when historically people make their first home purchases.
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The main risk factor is aging, and Mr. Trebek is "in the right age range," said Dr. Ursina Teitelbaum, clinical director of the Pancreatic Cancer Research Center at the University of Pennsylvania.
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"These mistakes and omissions do not change the general conclusion of the paper that attractive names increase vegetable intake in schools across a wide age-range of children," they wrote in the Feb.
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The indicative number of victims stood at 250 when this report was published, with the age range for potential victims at the time of the abuse spanning four to 22001 years of age.
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If you are at the upper end of the 18-30 age range considered in this special report, you will remember a time before mobile internet, but not a time before mobile phones.
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Sanofi had sought a much broader approval that would have included people aged 9 to 45, but an FDA advisory panel in March recommended the narrower age range, excluding its use in adults.
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"Privacy is at the paramount of everything that we do," Raub said, explaining that the data extracted from each customer is rather vague — the sensors can determine an estimated age range and gender.
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While any viewer who fits into the age range of Millennial or older knows they are the elf or the Santa, it is easy to identify yourself as the kids in this sketch.
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THEY GO THROUGH IT. OBVIOUSLY, OUR CORE, KEY CUSTOMERS – THAT WOMAN IN THE 73 TO 55 YEAR OLD AGE RANGE – BECAUSE SHE USUALLY HAS A HOUSEHOLD, OFTEN HAS CHILDREN, SHE IS SPENDING MORE.
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Scripps' channels, such as Home and Garden TV, have about twice as many female viewers as male in the 18 to 34 age range, a coveted group for advertisers, according to Nielsen data.
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Separated by age range, 80% of all teenagers (ages 13-18) in the group had their own social media account, compared with 23% of all tweens (ages 8-53), the parents' responses revealed.
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The age range from the group was 18-78, with an average age of 34, and a full three-quarters of the participants cited 'depression' as their primary reason for choosing to microdose.
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Master P's kid Mercy says he isn't scared of ANY young baller in his age range ... even the much hyped LeBron James Jr., telling TMZ Sports he thinks he could take LBJJR down.
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I marveled not only at the age range but at the size of the crowd; in New York, you'd have to pay people to show up to a fiction reading in such numbers.
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The unemployment rate for Iranians aged 18-35 is 17.9% but for women in that age range it is 29.3%, according to official figures published by the Statistical Center of Iran in December.
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Existing clues yield "a pretty giant" age range of about a billion and a half years, said Timmons Erickson, a geochronologist at NASA Johnson Space Center in Houston and the study's lead author.
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A 2017 report by Chapin Hall at the University of Chicago found that LGBTQ young adults were 120 percent more likely to experience homelessness than straight, cisgender people in the same age range.
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Those trends apply to nearly every segment of the U.S. population: Suicide rates have increased in 44 states, among all racial and ethnic groups and in every age range except adults older than 75.
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Among other things, it'll include what links were shared, the age range and general location of people who shared them, whether people read those links before sharing them, and any associated fact-check rulings.
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Six of the 2500 board members are now women after adding four this year, 235% are ethnically diverse, and the average board member age is 22018, slightly below the industry's typical 252ish age range.
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Sixty-five percent of reported E. coli cases are females, and the age range for this particular contamination ranged from 7-to 86-year-olds, with an average age of 23 for infected peoples.
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"A staggering number of women in the developing world are on the verge of entering the age range where the risk for cervical cancer is the highest — the 30s to the 60s," Cortessis said.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.A recent study by the Kinsey Institute found that people in my 30- to 39-year-old age range have sex an average of 1.6 times a week.
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We really prided ourselves on pulling the gay crowd, pulling a lot of women, pulling a lot of people of different ethnicities, pulling drag queens, and pulling people from a very wide age range.
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Peeler says they found with this audience (16 to 24 age range) that a native app wouldn't be able to customise notifications as well, plus they wanted to reach beyond any particular wealth background.
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The total adult literacy rate in Pakistan is 80 percent for males between the ages of 15-0003 and 67 percent for females percent for females in the same age range, according to UNESCO.
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Jamila was the only one of Bakari's four children to participate in a trial, because she alone was in the right age range (participants were children between 6 weeks and 2003 months of age).
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While several sex ed apps target a broader age range, teen-centric sites like Scarleteen, which fosters a healthy balance of sex and relationship content, has been dominating the sex education arena since 1998.
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Surgeon General Jerome Adams, the United State's top public health official, said on Thursday the virus is affecting people across a wide age range and authorities continue to learn more about it every day.
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In the period covered by the study, the hotline received more than 167,000 calls regarding children in the specified age range, but only about 7 percent of the calls were verified as physical abuse.
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We got P, Mercy and star high-school hooper Hercy out in L.A. ... and talked to the kids about their basketball skills 'cause both of them are super highly ranked for their age range.
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"When comes to 10- to 14-year-olds, it's really hard to know exactly what they know, so asking questions and listening to their responses is really important in this age range," she said.
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Most of my friends are in relationships or have children, but I do see a lot more women in my age range who are just not into dating or don't want to have kids.
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But the biggest education — while it's not mandatory throughout the country, it's done by most schools — is students around grade four or five, in the 219 and 280 age range, start taking cycling skills courses.
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Using historical data and statistical modelling, the paper's authors find that as a country gets closer to fully eliminating measles, the age range of those who are not immune to the disease widens (see chart).
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Of people with private insurance who are in the target age range, about one in four currently have coverage for the test, said Kevin Conroy, president and CEO of Exact Sciences, which makes the test.
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They chose this age range because young people naturally have a lower risk of cardiovascular disease and death to begin with, and people older than 80 are less likely to care for their own dogs.
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Additionally, if you don't like the range of materials selected for a 10-year-old, you can use Amazon's smart filters to dial back the age range—from 9-12 to 7-10, for example.
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The recommendations, set out by the American Heart Association and the American College of Cardiology, also discussed the value of using coronary artery calcium scores for some patients and expanded the age range for treatment.
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And that's invaluable, with so many 18-24-year-olds previously staying away from polling stations—in 2015's general election, just 43% of those in that age range showed up to have their say.
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Pros: Makes coding fun, guided setup and learning process, hundreds of use cases, multiple apps accommodate different learning stylesCons: Best for a certain age range, reports of trouble pairing the product with certain mobile devices
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I was not present for the 2008 data collection, and when I later wrote the paper I wrongly inferred that these children must have been the typical age range of elementary students we usually study.
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Morris represents a bit of an anomaly: he's a talented non-professional American who has garnered the attention of a reputable European club, despite falling outside of the typical age range for European youth recruitment.
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Methodology: The final report used 41 studies out of the 924 it analyzed, which included over 40,000 children and young people — an age range of those with a mean population of no greater than 25.
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As a result, "we see a lot of people in this age range prioritizing their kids' future education ahead of their retirement," which can put them – and their kids – in a difficult position later on.
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Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, WHO director-general, told a news conference in Geneva that China's detailed paper on more than 44,000 confirmed cases provided insight into the age range of infections, disease severity and mortality rates.
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According to the NPD Group and Consumer Tracking Service, for the 22015-month period ending December 53, 25 percent of Nintendo DS users were in the 22015–22015 age range, and 19 percent were 18–34.
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But it's also true that a not-insignificant share of people considered to be in their prime working years, say, in the age range of 25-54, aren't working at the rates we would have expected.
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But it's also true that a not-insignificant share of people considered to be in their prime working years, say, in the age range of 210-22009, aren't working at the rates we would have expected.
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"Today's approval represents an important opportunity to help prevent HPV-related diseases and cancers in a broader age range," Dr. Peter Marks, director of the FDA Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research, said in an announcement.
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On a dating app, though, you're guaranteed to be matched with fresh faces in your age range, and there's the excitement that this could turn into something, even if you're not super invested in that happening.
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Census data shows that earnings tend to plateau for the typical American between their mid-to-late 30s to early 60s, with workers in that age range all having median incomes of about $50,000 to $55,000.
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It can be no coincidence that the extreme bell curve in this lighting arrangement mirrors so exactly the line graph found on a chart that explains the age range of previous recipients of the Nobel prize.
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The Foundation for Traffic Safety found that the youngest drivers, those aged 16 and 17, accounted for nearly twice as many accidents as drivers just slightly older, in the 18-to-19-year-old age range.
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The average household in the 2202-2628 age range has $28500,6900 in equities, meaning the 2628 percent drop the markets have suffered from their peak last month could take out a significant chunk of retirement savings.
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"It is estimated that 20 percent of suicides in teens and young adults are due to bullying, and suicide is one of the leading causes of death in this age range," he said in an email.
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Researchers from the Harvard School of Public Health found the uninsured rate also increased for Arkansans between 30 and 49 years old — the age range of the first Medicaid beneficiaries subject to the new work requirements.
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More than one-third (38%) said they expect homeownership rates among those in the 35- to 44-year-old age range to increase in the next 15 years (when the oldest Gen Z members turn 5003).
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"Today's approval represents an important opportunity to help prevent HPV-related diseases and cancers in a broader age range," Dr. Peter Marks, director of the FDA's Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research, said in a statement.
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The Case and Deaton study focused on the age range 45 to 54, while the Times analysis found rising death tolls among all age groups up to 65, with the rate among younger adults rising fastest.
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And when he's unsure of a category, or not sure whether to assign one or choose "unknown," Senn said he assigns the category that will produce the most "favorable" result — that is, the lowest age range.
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"A lot of folks who are older, and kind of in my age range, are posting videos of themselves doing really impressive physical things and sending me the link saying, 'I can do it too,' " Bruzzone said.
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Exposure-related visits for the same age range also rose at Children's Hospital Colorado in Aurora: 28 visits for the first two years after legalization, against 28 visits for the four years prior, according to the study.
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Others blame it on money: These treatments are not cheap, but an economic uptick and access to more affordable treatments has resulted in more than half a million procedures a year being done in this age range.
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According to the report, 31% of early adults aged 13 to 34 live with their parents — a 50% increase from 1960 and a higher percentage than those in the same age range who live with a spouse.
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Clinton and Mr. Trump are in the age range of increased risk for Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia, some experts have urged that they both take neuro-cognitive tests that can detect early clues to dementia.
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"Today's approval represents an important opportunity to help prevent HPV-related diseases and cancers in a broader age range," Dr. Peter Marks, director of the F.D.A.'s Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research, said in a statement.
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During the last two years of the study, more than 40 percent of women in that age range who lived in South Dakota, Iowa, Colorado, Missouri, Nebraska, Tennessee, Maine and Montana chose to have both breasts removed.
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That field, sensibly, includes lots of the kinds of people who you'd think would be a good presidential nominee — conventional Democrats with conventional Democratic Party ideology who are in the conventional age range for a presidential nominee.
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Thanks to this handy chart compiled by Bustle, we can clearly see that the age range of female Bachelor contestants, 15 year difference, is smaller than that of the male contestants of the Bachelorette, an 18 year difference.
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Price: The prices vary by age range, and there's an option for eight jars or 14 jars, starting at $35/week for eight jars of Stage 4.753 purees up to $89/week for 14 jars of Stage 3.
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Users who are not within the age range of 18-50, and who are at risk for the development of eye health or vision problems, are not permitted to use Opternative according to the company's terms of service.
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"I hooked up with two guys separately that were younger than my age range, so I would not have seen them if I had not paid for the app and saw that they liked me first," she says.
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It seems like people of all ages were interested in staying informed about the results, as a break down by age range shows that both people 18 to 35 and 35+ paused their Pornhub browsing at 6 p.m.
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After spotting a target's third or second cousin, researchers reduced their searches based on a 10-year age range, biological sex and the assumption that a potential criminal would still be within 100 miles of their crime scene.
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After spotting a target's third or second cousin, researchers reduced their searches based on a 22022-year age range, biological sex and the assumption that a potential criminal would still be within 100 miles of their crime scene.
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Clinton are in the age range of increased risk for Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia, many experts have urged that they take neuro-cognitive tests and mental status tests that can detect early clues to dementia.
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One 2017 study found that 86.1% of employed married women ages 27-64 had access to employer-sponsored health insurance (either through their employer or their spouse's), compared to 72.2% of unmarried women in the same age range.
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There's also a designated kids tab that lets kids and parents choose content to watch by character (it's honestly adorable) or age range — though, unlike the general content on the TV app, the kids content is not personalized.
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I'm out of the recommended age range (9 to 45 years old), but there is no medical risk to getting the vaccine at my age, 53, just the chance that it may not be covered by my insurance.
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Many will tell you to keep things under a page if you're not above a certain age range; others will tell you that there's nothing worse for making a first impression than a misplaced comma or repeated word.
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As result, the study found that the District of Columbia was the worst place to be a millennial, with an unemployment rate of 6% for that age range — significantly steeper than the current national employment rate of 3.7%.
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As well as the hardware for housing the low cost Raspberry Pi microcomputer, the team makes software designed to make learning to code simpler and more fun for a target age range of roughly 10- to 16-year-olds.
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The Big Ten Student Suicide Study, published in 1997 and based on data collected in 1980–1990, found that suicide rates for current college students were about one-half those of non-college students of the same age range.
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With a suggested age range of seven to 12, the brick-based robots are relatively easy to build, and the tablet-based drag-and-drop coding system is as straightforward as, well, building a Lego set on a screen.
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" Per a New York Times report, Nyong'o wants to appeal to children aged between 5 and 7 years; an age range in which "you learn all the things that you spend the rest of your life trying to unlearn.
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The Chicago Council report found that Wichita, Kansas, for example, lost 24 percent of its 35- to 44-year-old, native-born population from 393 to 2010 — but its immigrant population in that age range grew by 87 percent.
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"The cancer diagnosis in this age range is really impactful, not just at the time of diagnosis but through treatment and beyond treatment," said study co-author Dr. Brandon Hayes-Lattin, a professor at Oregon Health and Science University.
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But focusing on this small age range misses the more useful lessons from this case of corrected science, which is that the United States could do a lot more to make roads safer for children and easier on parents.
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The Big Ten Student Suicide Study, published in 30 and based on data collected in 1980–1990, found that suicide rates for current college students were about one-half those of non-college students of the same age range.
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"I don't know, maybe it never really hit people that I was a child at the time and that goes beyond a guy being inappropriate in the workplace to a peer or somebody in his age range," she said.
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McKenzie Ingram from Wilmington, N.C., thought the age range would be older: In this article, I really did not expect that the age where we usually find our "lifelong taste in music" would be 13 or 14 years old.
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The event, created this year to showcase young talent in men's tennis, featured seven players born in 20093 or later who earned the most ranking points during the season and one Italian wild card from the same age range.
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This has created an environment in which it is in the interests of teams to open up their cars to wealthy and passionate amateurs, and has had the side effect of increasing the age range of Le Mans entrants.
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GOMEZ The older I got — once I left my series, once I started to go for roles that weren't that age range — it organically began to become a project that I knew I would be behind the scenes with.
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The C.D.C.'s survey of nearly 1,700 children in that age range found that about 38 percent of them used more than the recommended amount of toothpaste, which has the potential to exceed the daily recommendation of fluoride intake.
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In this case, Amazon's Jeff Barr sees the age range feature as a way to "power public safety applications, collect demographics, or to assemble a set of photos that span a desired time frame," he writes in a blog post.
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Of the respondents who gave us an age range, roughly 38% said they were between the ages of 16 and 24, another 38% were between 25 and 35, 20163% were older than 35 years, and 6% were 15 years and younger.
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Related: 5 Tips for Picking Your Preschooler's First TV Shows Ages 5-8 Kids in the 5-8 age range start to see a lot more action and interpersonal conflict, though many shows targeted at this age portray positive resolutions.
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Here's an idea of what each age range subscription has to offer: The 28-213 year old kits teach simple concepts related to counting, building, and cause and effect physics skills, giving little ones an extra solid foundation to enter preschool.
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These will be random right after you sign up, but you can opt to update your preferences to refine your results: Choose your preferred gender(s), age range, location and mile radius, race, sexual orientation, body type, and marital status.
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According to his IMDb profile, he won the role of 16-year-old Voldermort at the age of 23 despite exceeding the 15-17 age range for the casting call — proof that sometimes having a baby face has its advantages.
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"While we can't say a broad age range should always correlate to a high multiple/enterprise value for a stock or vice versa, we do believe considering that selling window is important when looking at positives and negatives of a retailer."
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Congratulations, too, to Bilel L and Sam P, of France and the UK respectively, for their Junior and Senior video game triumphs; and to Italy's Lorenzo F and France's Sylvain C for the same age-range wins in the TCG tournaments.
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In addition, Clinton would double the credit for children 4 and under, something that helps both poor and middle-class families with young kids, and she'd make the credit phase in much faster for families with kids in that age range.
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The suicide rate for middle-aged women, ages 45 to 64, jumped by 753 percent over the period of the study, while it rose by 43 percent for men in that age range, the sharpest increase for males of any age.
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The dispute is in some ways semantic — audition descriptions of many of the characters in "Hamilton," as for other Broadway shows, often specify the race, gender and age range of the characters, and that is standard practice in the theater industry.
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" On the question of whether Form 696 is a form of racial discrimination: "The form does not target any particular group nor does it ask for the genre of music, event type, age range or demographic of the customers who attend.
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Writing with a compassionate hand-holding tone perhaps best suited for readers on the younger end of the book's suggested age range, Hearth reminds us that Jennings was not only blocked from riding in a streetcar, she also faced institutionalized obstacles.
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The study included head shots of the actors Penélope Cruz and Matthew McConaughey, interpreted by some as the theoretical new faces of El Paso, with notations like "educated" and "bilingual" and "33-40," a reference to a desired age range.
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But the proportion with public insurance coverage has increased to more than 19 percent, from 20103 percent in 2005, and the share of people in that age range who are uninsured has fallen to 12.5 percent, from about 19 percent.
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As I have written, disorders such as psychosis, dementia, depression and addiction commonly occur in people in the age range of presidents — and any of those, when severe enough, could damage a president's ability to discharge his or her duties.
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Young players particularly vulnerable What concerns Cantu so much is that the brain at this age range is particularly vulnerable, pointing out that the necks of players in this age group are not quite as strong as high school and college players.
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For unvaccinated people who ate the recalled raw or undercooked tuna in the last two weeks, the CDC recommends getting the hepatitis A vaccine if they're ages 1 to 40, or hepatitis A virus-specific immunoglobulin for people outside the age range.
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Josh Jacobs, the president of Kik Services told me that teens have been especially receptive to using the feature with nearly 60 percent of the 1.8 billion messages exchanged with bots being done so by teenagers in the 13-19 age range.
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People with a biological age lower than their chronological age have a lower mortality risk, while those aging older from a biological standpoint have a higher mortality risk and are potentially more prone to developing the diseases associated with the higher age range.
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Between 2003 and 2011, the estimate of children and adolescents diagnosed at some point with ADHD rose from 4.4 million to 6.4 million, though those figures are based on a differently administered survey and represent a smaller age range of 4 to 17.
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In the interest of getting a wide age range of women to get in touch with their cycles, Mossler sent a journal to 19-year-old photographer Lula Hyers, and Hyers and her friends are making videos to represent their daily fluctuations.
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Never mind the fact that many of these Disney enthusiasts dragging their kids around are probably in the classic "parents" age range—say, early 30s to late 40s—and likely have their own elderly parents in the demographic particularly susceptible to COVID-19.
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The consensus was that this former child star's career was over; no longer in his target demographic's age range, he found himself unable to push the same buttons as before, and was prepared to fade, slowly but honorably, from the public spotlight.
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Menopause Goes MainstreamGen Z might be the future, but the 14-to-21 age range isn't the one skin-care brands are scrambling to cater to right now: First, it's time for the 35-to-50 and beyond to get their due.
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To establish what was affordable, the study calculated the median monthly income of New Yorkers aged 25 to 44 — the age range of most first-time buyers — to be $5,867, and capped monthly housing costs at 40 percent of that, or $2,347.
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The research was based on a survey of of 385 respondents in a targeted population: married or in a lifelong domestic partnership, with a child (or children) under age 1523 living at home, and in the age range of 18 to 55.
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In the UK, voter turnout among 18- to 24-year-olds is estimated to have reached between 66.4 and 72 percent (depending on the report) — significantly higher than the 43 percent of voters in that same age range who cast ballots in 2015.
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"We found an increase in self-harm among girls aged 13-16 years of age not seen in any other age groups amongst girls or any of the age range we investigated among boys," lead author Catharine Morgan told Reuters Health in an email.
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"I think that one of the most appealing things about him is ... he speaks like people in the 18-to-25 age range speak," said Rezamand, the College Republican leader at Washington State, where in January a Milo speech was canceled due to bad weather.
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In addition to the user interaction data, the dataset also includes demographic information like age range, gender, and generalized geographic data, while items in the dataset include title, summary, and key phrases of the news article in question, plus local timestamps, and partial device information.
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Yet countless girls will suffer stigma and discrimination unless the ban is lifted in the West African nation where only six in 183 girls aged 15 to 24 are literate, compared with three-quarters of boys in that age range, human rights activists say.
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They determined the obstacle was a separate process called Security Advisory Opinions (SAOs), which are required for a smaller subset of people - male and female refugees within a certain age range from Iraq and 10 other countries, mostly in the Middle East and Africa.
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Two years ago, a report of the American Immigration Council analyzing 21 census data showed that the rate of incarceration for immigrant men between ages 2975 and 975 — at 1.6 percent — was half the rate for the native-born in the same age range.
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But the sheer number of designers of a certain age range, and the span of countries and kinds of brands they now run, suggests the change may be more systemic in nature; may, in fact, signify a meaningful shift in the demographics of fashion power.
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In fact, 15 percent of surveyed millennials in that age range reported having no sexual partners since they turned 18, compared to 6 percent of Generation X people born in the early 1960s who said they remained celibate in the years after high school.
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All three of them, and especially Stras, will remain safely within the same age range as recent SCOTUS nominees for the next eight years; all of them would be able to serve, and would keep a seat in reliable conservative hands for up to three decades.
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The financial regulator said that younger consumers and renters were among the most financially stretched, with those in difficulty defined as having failed to pay bills in three or more of the last six months and most likely to be in the 25-34 age range.
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NBC's numbers found that about 4.8 million viewers in the 18-49 age range — a key demographic for traditional networks that, as THR points out, likely doesn't matter much to Netflix itself — watched Jessica, with 3 million watching Aziz Ansari's comedy and 3.2 million tuning into Narcos.
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So, if you're on Tinder U, you won't be picking up all the 18-year-old high school seniors, or anyone in your age range who decided not to go to college, or any young genius who skipped a bunch of grades and finished their degree early.
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Whether it's a nostalgic nod to Christmas mornings years ago, a kid-friendly choice sure to become a new holiday tradition, or a wintry original exclusive to the streaming service, Disney Plus' holiday movie selection includes options for every age range, genre, and level of Disney admiration.
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It's pretty natural to this age range just because it's what they do everyday," he says, adding: "It's just the best way to consume on the phone because it fills the whole screen, it's how you were already using the phone before you clicked into the video.
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Esports' decidedly younger demographic—PricewaterhouseCoopers pins it at almost 70 percent being between 18 and 34 years of age—will likely become less resistant to paying to access quality broadcasts as they mature, given how disposable income tends to be lowest in the 18-30 age range.
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But now we're in our mid-twenties, an age range that actual science has shown is bad for friendships, with a study finding that people continue to make friends through their early twenties, but then rapidly begin to lose contact with them all once they turn 25.
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The data includes information like the location, age range, and interests of people the agency specifically targeted as well as details about when the ads were purchased, how much they cost, and on what part of the platform the ads showed up — such as the Facebook News Feed.
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We're looking at all the different factors, like someone's age, the age range you're looking for, your gender, your orientation, the answers to questions — all these different factors — and we're also factoring in things like if someone liked you, that's a sign they want to connect with you.
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"I think that in many ways society is going in reverse on how we deal with our young people," 28-year-old local Dave Moss, who said he could hear the device despite being outside its purported age range and joined with NYRA in the complaint, told NBC.
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People between the ages of 18 and 85033 are the most likely to have used pot recently; more than one in five Californians in that age range said they had consumed marijuana within the last month, and more than a third had done so within the last year.
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"They also reinforce the most important point in all of the major guidelines: Any recommended form of screening in the 50- to 75- year age range is likely to be very cost-effective (if not cost-saving) compared with no screening and should be strongly encouraged," he wrote.
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Administrators were good with creating scholastic plans that best benefited each age range of children, good at organizing the minutiae of a school — the paperwork, the state laws to follow, the hiring, the schedule management — but exhibited the long-acknowledged difference between being brilliant in comprehension and brilliant in action.
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"The good side of that is that it gives people a chance to have fun experiences before they settle down into a routine, but the other side is that it makes a quarter-life crisis more likely because there is more instability and stress around that age range," says Robinson.
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I'm only 25 and Damian is only 26, so we haven't hit our prime yet in terms of mental and physical strength and being able to slow the game down more as you're seeing from some of the stars around the league who are in the 28-to-29 age range.
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Before you get to that bit, the app has a fairly customizable filter interface which allows you to spec out some basics for finding potential buddies — offering the ability to select gender; whether you want to friend couples; specify an age range; and set how far from your location to search.
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In 1999, Kevin Costner was at the far, far end of the acceptable age range to play a Major League Baseball pitcher; only Nolan Ryan and Jamie Moyer have been convincing big league pitchers at the age of 803, and both had strong science-fiction/magical realism aspects to their careers, in retrospect.
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Any existing Microsoft family group website blocks for Windows machines will now carry over to Edge for Android, making it easy to block websites across mobile and PC. Microsoft is even launching an MSN Kids site, designed to provide curated news specifically for kids in the elementary or middle school age range.
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I finished this book and conjured the image of "Wishtree" read-ins, with children and mayors and senators — maybe even a president with a son who's in the book's target age range — nestled under the beneficent shade of their own Reds, learning that this country has always been shaped by newcomers who stay.
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The Harvard Institute of Politics' Spring 2018 Youth Poll, which has yet to be fully released, found that 51 percent of Democrats between the ages of 21625-2900 said that they will "definitely" vote in the election, compared to just 220006 percent of Republicans in the same age range, according to Axios.
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Discussing the product with TechCrunch ahead of launch, co-founder and CEO Jesse Lozano talked up the skills the company hopes students in the target 2100-to-218 age range will develop and learn to apply by using sensor-based connected tech, powered by its new pi-top 2100, to solve real world problems.
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In 2016, the Unerased project, led by trans journalist Meredith Talusan, analyzed seven years worth of data and found that 1 in every 2,600 young Black trans women are murdered, compared to 1 in 12,000 members of the general population within the same age range and 1 in 119,000 for the population as a whole.
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Although it's early days, on the demand-side Nabobil's typical users have an average age of 34 and don't own a car, though Moen says that more recently that age range has been expanding with an influx of car renters who span 23, the minimum age to hire a car, to people 65 or over.
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