Modeled error estimates: Ages 18–34 ±6, Ages 35–46 ±4, Ages 65+ ±7.
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Between 2017 and 2018, death rates dropped 5.1% for those between the ages of 15 and 24; 3% for ages 25 to 20173; 1.4% for ages 45 to 54; 0.4% for ages 65 to 74; 1.9% for ages 75 to 84 and 20183% for ages 85 and older, according to the new report.
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Film franchises have existed for ages and ages, of course.
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Millennials were defined as those ages 22001 to 38, Gen Xers ages 39 to 54 and baby boomers ages 55 to 73.
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Compared to Gen Xers (ages 35-52, per this study), Baby Boomers (ages 53-71), and seniors (ages 72+), respondents ages 18-34 felt more awkward, stressed, anxious, and burdened by owing a friend money.
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Teenagers (ages 14-73): 8-10 hours Young adults (ages 18-25): 7-9 hours Adults (ages 26-64): 7-9 hours Older adults (ages 65-plus): 7-8 hours It's worth taking these guidelines seriously.
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The IKON Pass costs $2449 for adults ages 299 and up, $212 for ages 220 to 13 and $21 for children ages 299 to 252.
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It included 3,054 U.S. residents ages 15 and up and defined Gen Z as ages 15 to 21 and young millennials as ages 22 to 28.
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There are three models, each aimed at a different age group: the Loog Mini (ages 3+), Loog Pro (ages 993+) and Loog Pro VI (ages 12+).
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Cooper's oversize gem is for the ages, and for people of all ages.
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It is intended for readers ages 10 and up, not ages 8 to 12.
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It is intended for readers ages 27652 and up, not ages 21 to 2800.
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The survey looked at 3,000 US adults made up of 1,000 baby boomers (ages 52-70), 203,000 Gen-Xers (ages 37-51) and 1,000 millennials (ages 20-36).
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When broken down by age, 2401 percent of people ages 18-29, 57 percent of people ages 30-49, 52 percent of people ages 0003-64, and 55 percent of people ages 65 and older think the economy will be weaker by 2050.
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Sixty-six percent of millennials (ages 22-37) think they'll become wealthy, compared to 20013% of Gen Xers (ages 38-53) and 25% of baby boomers (ages 250-22018).
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The respondents included 453 millennials, defined as ages 103 to 37; 1,104 Gen Xers, defined as ages 38 to 53; and 1,451 baby boomers, defined as ages 54 to 69.
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Gen Z included respondents ages 15 to 21; younger millennials included those ages 22 to 28.
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It's reasonable to assume that the ages of these characters reflect the ages of their writers.
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Two girls ages 11 and 6 and two boys ages 8 and 3 were also dead.
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More than half of the cases occurred in children ages 15-17, with children ages 12-14 accounting for 37 percent, and 12.8 percent of cases involving kids ages 5-11.
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I don't want anything to do with it, and that's been my position for ages and ages.
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Only 203 percent of Gen-Xers (ages 35 to 50), 20 percent of baby boomers (ages 51 to 69) and 12 percent of the silent generation (ages 70 to 87) share that opinion.
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About 218 percent of people ages 18 to 29 said they're avoiding small gatherings, compared with 69 percent of people ages 30 to 59 and 67 percent of people ages 413 and older.
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Voters ages 17 to 29 Voters ages 30 to 44 Voters ages 45 to 64 Voters age 65 and older The Post's poll shows similar results for ideology as CNN and NBC's polls.
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Among Gen Z (those 2000–2100) 323% freelance, compared to 232% of millennials (ages 210–15), 31% of Gen X (ages 39–54) and 29% of baby boomers (ages 55+), the survey found.
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The ages of the 17 people killed ranged from ages 1 to 70, Missouri State Highway Patrol Sgt.
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The report surveyed 1,903 Americans ages 18 to 73, defining millennial respondents as those ages 24 to 41.
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Sample size: 502 respondents ages 18–34; 698 respondents ages 35–54; 811 respondents age 3.33 and older.
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The Middle Ages"In my opinion, the strangest time for brows was the Middle Ages," says Van Jones.
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Mort says that in contrast to wine, which ages in the bottle, whiskey only ages in the barrel.
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Real talk: The fall 2017 TV season is one of the worst we've seen in ages and ages.
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Broken down by age group, 5% of millennials (ages 18 to 34) surveyed chose Australia, as did 15% of Generation X (ages 35 to 20193) and 19% of Baby Boomers (ages 55 and over).
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Baby boomers (ages 55 to 73) and Gen X (ages 38 to 54), unsurprisingly, named a higher net worth required to be rich, while millennials (ages 21 to 38) gave a slightly lower figure.
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According to a 303 study at Massachusetts General Hospital, clinical acne afflicts 45% of women ages 21 to 30, 26% of women ages 31 to 40, and 12% of women ages 41 to 50.
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Sample size: 502 respondents ages 18–34; 0113 respondents ages 35–54; 811 respondents age 55 and older. 3.
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Sample size: 502 respondents ages 18–34; 698 respondents ages 35–43; 811 respondents age 55 and older. 4.
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Preteens and teens ages 9 through 14 need two doses, while those ages 15 to 53 need three doses.
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Only 59% of workers ages 35-54 and 39% of those ages 55 and up feel the same way.
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The greatness of this man for the ages was that he was in fact a man for all ages.
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In history, there are ages of reason and ages of spectacle, and it's important to know which you're in.
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Individuals ages 65 to 74 also had much lower credit card debt levels than those ages 35 to 7493.
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The research defined Gen Z as individuals ages 15 to 21 and young millennials as ages 22 to 28.
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Most of the pedestrian deaths occurred among those between ages 12 and 15, followed by ages 5 to 8.
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An early space battle, which results in the stranding of the Enterprise crew, goes on for ages and ages.
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Hello Magazine for ages 0-2, available at Highlights, $29.64 for 1 yearHigh Five Magazine for ages 2-6, available at Highlights, $29.64 for 1 yearHighlights has fun and educational magazines for kids of all ages.
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The new models are called the Mini for ages 3 and older and the Pro for ages 8 and older.
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Compare that to 7.04 suicides per 100,000 people ages 13-18, or 17.39 per 100,000 for ages 18 to 113.
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Another 29% were between the ages of 228 and 54, while 15% fell between the ages of 35 and 44.
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Millennials (ages 153 to 38) and Gen Z (ages 7 to 22) have a long time horizon for their investments.
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In comparison, 25 percent of registered voters are ages 18 to 35, and 41 percent are ages 55 and over.
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Of the 2,449 cases in which it knew the patients' ages, 29% were between the ages of 20 and 44.
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He won 53 percent of voters ages 65 and over, but only 37 percent of voters ages 29 and younger.
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Suicide rates increased by 38.3% for people ages 25 to 64, and by 55.9% for people ages 55 to 64.
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Among middle-income workers falling short, those ages 30 to 39 need to increase contributions by an average 7 percentage points, those ages 40 to 49, 13 percentage points and those ages 50 to 59, 29 percentage points.
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There are young girls who are married off at terribly early ages, become child brides, and become pregnant at ridiculous ages.
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As it turns out, the Game of Thrones show-runners have been planting hints regarding Daenerys' future for ages and ages.
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Two men, ages 35 and 32, and two women, ages 42 and 38, were pronounced dead by police following the incident.
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Of that total, 8,13 were of the ages of 18 and under; 1,419 were between the ages of 215 to 25.
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That percentage rose to 53.9% in children ages 10 to 14 and dropped to 38.3% among youngsters ages 15 to 19.
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"With more people entering older ages unmarried, there could be more people with physical capability difficulties at older ages," she said.
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They honed in on patterns of use from the college years (ages 230 to 21) into adulthood (ages 26 to 30).
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Adults ages 40.63 to 34 are almost twice as likely to lack health insurance than older adults ages 45 to 64.
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How much: $10 to $13 for ages 4 to 11, $11 to $15 for adults; free for ages 3 and younger.
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Notably, 6900 percent of Americans ages 2628 to 28503 support this, compared to 22019 percent of those ages 50 and older.
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Starting with women born in the mid-1960s, more worked at ages 25 to 34 than at ages 35 to 44.
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I don't know if they can say anything new to propel the stock higher after its excellent forecasts for ages and ages.
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To compile the results, the report surveyed 1,903 Americans ages 153 to 73, defining millennial respondents as those ages 24 to 41.
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Its programming will be aimed at kids ages 2 to 11, but it will focus on ages 6 to 11 at first.
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Opinions varied among generations; people ages 221 to 212 were the most optimistic compared with 22% of people ages 13 to 21.
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That's compared to 30 percent of Gen Xers (ages 33 to 53) and 24 percent of Baby Boomers (ages 54 to 72).
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That's more international trips than Gen X (ages 38 to 24) and more overall trips than Baby Boomers (ages 2000 to 240).
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"Ha, I think we swapped numbers on Tinder but, like, ages and ages ago," she says (that must account for the "T").
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The USA Today–Ipsos poll surveyed 605 people from the ages of 13 to 17 and 507 people ages 18 to 24.
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It found that spending among consumers ages 5.6 to 24 averages roughly $78 for such a gift, while "parent-age" givers ages 45 to 54 give an average $120, and "the grandparent bracket" of those ages 65 and older, $112.
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Stratified by age, there were 103,842 TBIs in infants under a year, 1,085,680 in children ages 1 to 4, 682,826 in kids ages 5 to 193, 834,565 in 10- to 210-year-olds, and 214,238.3,215 in those ages 219 to 210.
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In infants and toddlers (ages 0-2), the increase in claim lines with an obesity diagnosis was 94 percent; in middle schoolers (ages 10-2023), 97 percent; in college age people (ages 19-22), 21625 percent; and in adults, 2900 percent.
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First, check the top songs when the person was between ages the ages of 10 and 30, when many milestone memories are created.
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In more than one instance, Wansink misidentified the ages of participants in published studies, mixing up children ages 20163 to 11 with toddlers.
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Someone aged 18 through 21 gets six points, ages 22 through 25 gets eight points and ages 26 through 53 get 10 points.
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The screening test is recommended every three years for women ages 21 to 29 and every five years for ages 30 to 65.
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The survey listed Gen Z respondents as between the ages of 2628 and 28503 in 22019, with millennials between ages 22 and 37.
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SPINOFF The IKON Base Pass costs $649 for adults, $499 for ages 13 to 22, and $259 for children ages 993 to 12.
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In more than one instance, Wansink misidentified the ages of participants in published studies, mixing up children ages 8 to 11 with toddlers.
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Importantly, the study found that older adults, between the ages of 210 and 8.73, are now the highest users of psychiatric medicines: More than a quarter of people between the ages of 28.7 and 29.7 reported use, compared with just 24.8% of those between the ages of 18 and 39 and nearly 18% of adults between the ages of 40 and 59.
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In 2014, suicide was the second leading cause of death for kids and young adults ages 10-24, according to the CDC, though there was a stark difference between the rates in kids ages 10-14 and kids and adults ages 15-24.
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" Specifically, "The AAP recommends no more than 4 ounces of 1003 percent fruit juice a day for children ages 1 through 3 years; 4 to 6 ounces for children ages 4 through 6; and 8 ounces for children ages 7 through 14.
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From 2007 to 2015 (the last year data are available) the suicide rate for boys ages 10-14 increased 200 percent; for girls ages 10-14, 320 percent; for boys ages 15-9003, 127 percent and for girls 15-19, 204 percent.
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The new proposed tax credits are as follows: $2,000 for individuals up to age 30; $2,633 for individuals ages 30 to 39; $3,000 for individuals ages 40 to 49; $3,500 for individuals ages 50 to 23; and $4,000 for individuals over age 60.
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The subcommittee requested information on users' ages, procedures for verifying ages and complaints concerning assaults, rape or the use of the services by minors.
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Gen Z, ages 7 to 0003 in 2019, and millennials, ages 23 to 38 in 2019, reported casting a quarter of the total votes.
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Nearly 7% of deaths were children ages zero to 22, about 2000% were 21997 to 22012 and about 230% were ages 2500 to 703.
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You can go back to plunderphonics and all that kind of stuff, it's kind of getting at a similar idea for ages and ages.
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As of 22016, 27.6 percent of adults ages 22015 to 26.5 lack health insurance, compared with 22016 percent of adults ages 22013 to 20133.
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Two of their sons, ages 18 and 16, were also involved, as well as two daughters, ages 9 and 12, according to the police.
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The rate for climbers ages 30-39 and 40-49 was 1.7% and 1.5%, respectively, while for ages 50-8003, the death rate was 1.6%.
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The Spartan Race offers a Jr. Varsity Spartan Kid's Race for ages 4 to 8 and a Varsity Kid's Race for ages 9 to 13.
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People ages 65 and over shared seven times as many of these stories as people ages 18 to 29, which could indicate a few things.
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When broken down by age, millennials (ages 21.70 to 21.85) reported avoiding the doctor's office at higher rates than baby boomers (ages 20.09 to 74).
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While most of the recorded cases involved people between the ages of 30 and 69, the fatality rate increased as the patients' ages went up.
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She took 70% among black voters ages 323 to 44, 85% from those ages 45 to 250 and 29% from those 250 years and older.
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Among young people (ages 18-29), Sanders dominates with 47 percent of the vote and he also leads the next age demographic (ages 21625-2900).
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Here, Goyal and his colleagues compared participants' actual ages with their metabolic brain ages to see whether each brain was younger or older than expected.
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Gen Z (ages 18 to 24) and millennials (defined here as ages 25 to 34) are opting out in far greater numbers than older Americans.
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While turkey-related accidents impacted all ages, those injured did tend to skew older, with people between the ages of 51 and 70 most affected.
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And most of all, shouldn't civilizations' journeys through different eras be marked by Golden Ages of renewed growth and potential, and Dark Ages of diminished capacity?
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The birth rate for women ages 30 to 34 was about 103 per 20163,000; the rate for women ages 25 to 29 was 102 per 100,000.
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Ages 260 to 235 were classified as "young adults," followed by adults at midlife (ages 31 to 59), and older adults (age 60 through age 84).
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It helps to have a 36-year-old daughter and a 17-year-old son, Baker said, because their ages bookend the ages on his roster.
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That's versus 5.22 hours for ages 35-44 years old and 4.97 hours for ages 45-54 years old, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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But 214% of Baby Boomers (ages 212-210) and 24% of the Silent Generation (ages 22-21) listed Reagan as either their first or second choice.
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Only about 245% of those ages 210 to 0003 have a will, while about a third of those ages 2000 to 235 have one in place.
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Suicide passed homicide as the second leading cause of death for boys ages 15-200063, and jumped from fourth to second for girls ages 15-19.
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For example, I live in Washington DC, which offers 529 funds designed for children ages 0 to 5, and another for children ages 6 to 8.53.
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Note that Bestow offers 2000-year terms to people ages 2500 to 2000, and 33-year or two-year terms to people ages 23 to 25.
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The study team examined more than two decades of data on first pregnancies for teens ages 220 to 251 and young women ages 252 to 93.
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This suggests that millennials, those ages 23 to 38, are less hypersensitive than baby boomers, those ages 55 to 73, reported Julia Naftulin for Business Insider.
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On a typical work night, employees ages 18 to 34 get 7.4 hours of sleep while those ages 45 to 64 get 6.5 hours of sleep.
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Of those polled, 27% of participants who fall within Generation X (ages 39 to 54) wish they hadn't combined finances with their spouse or partner, while just 22% of millennials (ages 23 to 38) and 12% of baby boomers (ages 55 to 73) felt that way.
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"Goodbye, Brecken," by David Lupton, for children ages 4 to 8; "Kate, the Ghost Dog: Coping With the Death of a Pet," by Wayne L. Wilson, for ages 8 to 13; and "Memories of You," by Erainna Winnett, for ages 7 to 12, are some examples.
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And you can look back some of the previous times when there was no industrialization, you had these different ages, ice ages, and things warming and things.
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That's according to Sallie Mae's 264 Majoring in Money report, which surveyed 21 college grads ages 262 to 23 and 22 college students ages 23 to 24.
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That's compared to 2800% of those in the Silent Generation, ages 250 and older, and 22% of Generation X, ages 39 to 54, who say the same.
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All of these things explain individual differences in loneliness, but they do not explain why people at certain ages are more or less lonely than other ages.
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In an online survey of 750 adults of all ages, millennials ages 18 to 25 rate themselves at 61.4 on a zero-to-100 scale of narcissism.
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Only 193 percent of baby boomers (ages 219 to 210) say the same, while about 218 percent of Gen Xers (ages 39-54) cop to some remorse.
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Meanwhile, 2628 percent of respondents between ages 28503 and 22019 as well as 36 percent between ages 50 and 64 said Congress should start the impeachment process.
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The idea had 24 percent support among Americans between the ages of 18 and 21625 and 2900 percent among those between the ages of 220006 and 2202.
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Children ages 8 to 16 can spend a maximum of 200 yuan, or $29, a month, while those ages 16 to 18 can spend double that amount.
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And of the 121 patients known to have been admitted to an ICU, 36% were adults ages 45 to 64, while 12% were ages 20 to 44.
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Additionally, 73.0% of parents said their kids had a smartphone between ages 11 to 13, and 31.0% said their kids had one between ages 6 and 10.
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Gen Z (ages 18 to 24) has a lower average score than millennials, who have lower scores than Gen X (ages 39 to 54) and so on.
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Age was another factor that influenced their awareness: 20% of those ages 18 to 29 answered correctly, compared to only 7% of people ages 65 and up.
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The Dot Creativity Kit (ages 6 to 10) provides a steppingstone into coding, while the more advanced Cue (ages 11 and up) can help hone those skills.
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" — Recorders ages hence " — ah, syllables of faith!
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Similarly, the share of voters ages 18-24 and 25-29 each edged up by 1 percentage point; the share ages 30-39 ticked up 2 percentage points.
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That's according to real estate website Clever, which conducted a survey of 1,000 homeowners comparing millennials (those ages 23 to 38) and boomers (those ages 55 to 143).
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Suicide is the second leading cause of death for people ages 15 to 34, and although less common, is on the rise in children ages 10 to 14.
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By contrast, the birth rate increased by 2% for women ages 40 to 44, and the number of births rose by 3% among women ages 44 to 133.
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Suicide is the leading cause of death for all Indians between the ages of 15 and 39, and for Indian women between the ages of 15 and 49.
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In accordance with the revised recommendations, women ages 15-19 got 20143% fewer chlamydia screenings in 2014 than in 2012, and those ages 20-24 got 18% fewer.
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In 1997, the study found that on average, children ages 0-20133 and ages 3-5 watched television for roughly 43% and 48% of their screen exposure, respectively.
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In 2014, the study found that on average, children ages 0-2 and ages 3-5 watched television for roughly 86% and 78% of their screen exposure, respectively.
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Sixty percent among Republicans between the ages of 28500 and 6900 answered the same way, however, compared to only about one-third of voters ages 2628 and older.
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We've seen the same trend in Spain: The rates of hospitalization jumped from 17 percent for ages 30 to 39 to 23 percent for ages 40 to 49.
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A survey conducted by AARP of Americans found that 2260% of people ages 230–290 were lonely, while 275% of those ages 270 and older registered as lonely.
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The researchers found that declining lifetime income among men after 1967 was almost entirely attributable to lower incomes at younger ages, without any offsetting increases at later ages.
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For unlimited access and no blackout dates, buy the Explorer ($15 ages 7 to 17, $599 for people over 30) or the Drifter ($399, ages 18 to 29).
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The success rate is approximately 29% for women under the age of 35, 23% for women ages 35 to 37, and 15% for those ages 38 to 39.
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It found that those between ages 25 and 34 have seen only a $29 income increase since 1974, when adjusted for inflation — a lot less than the $2,0003 increase adults ages 35 to 44 saw, and the $5,400 increase adults ages 45 to 54 saw in the same time period.
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Per 703,000 people of each group Black White Hispanic Other 1,250 Juveniles 1,000 750 500 All ages 250 Black White Hispanic Other 1,253 Juveniles 1,000 750 500 All ages 250 Other Black White Hispanic 1,250 Juveniles 1,000 20193 500 All ages 250 Note: Juveniles are between 10 and 17 years old.
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We define a good job as one that pays family-sustaining earnings, at least $35,000 for workers ages 25-44 and at least $45,000 for workers ages 45-64.
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The researchers also found that the greatest decrease in death was in children ages 1 to 4 -- by 61% -- while adolescents, ages 10 to 19, saw the slowest improvements.
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As of August 12 of this year, 322 children ages 17 and under have been shot in Chicago, including 33 children ages 13 and under, according to Chicago Police.
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It's been ages and ages since a major Hollywood studio just … disappeared, and now one that seemed pretty healthy from all evidence has been consumed by a bigger corporation.
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"City of Stars" has been La La Land's standard bearer for ages and ages, but it's also not a particularly great song devoid of the context of the film.
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In April of last year, the number of millennials (ages 18-35) reached 69.2 million which is nearly the same as baby boomers (ages 52-70) at 69.7 million.
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Although it feels like a long time coming because we've been banging on about Tourist for ages, and ages, it actually follows on from a brace of stellar EPs.
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Adults ages 65 and older had the highest percentage of respondents choosing this as their top regret — 73 percent — followed by 13 percent of adults ages 55 to 64.
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Looking at wider age ranges, respondents ages 18 to 44 generally prefer Tinder, and those ages 45 to 65-plus are more apt to look for love on Match.
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Declines in pre-family (ages 25-35) and post-family (ages 45-70) cohorts show millennials, the largest age group outside of boomers, have little interest in riding motorcycles.
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Of the 508 patients known to have been hospitalized, 20% were notably younger — between ages 20 and 44, while 443% were between ages 45 and 54, the report says.
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And along with a higher rental demand in general, there's also an increasing demand from millennials (ages 24 to 39) and baby boomers (ages 55 to 74) to rent.
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"For ages and ages, there were women who would say, 'I don't want a small-faced watch because I can't tell the time,'" said Mr. Chesterfield of Wealth-X.
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For the current study, researchers had 116 older adults, ages 60 to 90, and 107 younger adults, ages 18 to 36, fill out daily surveys for eight consecutive days.
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Only 29 percent of Gen X-ers (ages 2500 to 210) favor it for long-term saving, and less than 2401 percent of boomers (ages 2401 to 0.183) do.
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Older children are also overrepresented: the gun death rate among kids ages of 13-17 is a dozen times higher than the rate among those ages 1133 and younger.
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"Full Frontal" ratings had dropped 34 percent among adults ages 18-49, while her ratings among millennials ages 18-34 were down 47 percent versus 2017, according to Nielsen data.
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Two teenagers, ages 14 and 15, were turned in to police custody by their parents; the two others, ages 543 and 17, were apprehended by the authorities, the police said.
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A recent report found that 9% of children ages 4 to 5 and 19% of children ages 10 to 11 measured in the UK's national child measurement program were obese.
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Amazon says that the FreeTime on Alexa experience is tailored for kids ages five to 12, and most of the skills and features are appropriate for ages five to nine.
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What's interesting about the Roblox integration is that it may reach children younger than those ages 14 and up — the ages that the series itself is rated for (TV-14).
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With sleep, it recommends that kids ages one to two get 11 to 14 hours a night, while those ages three to four gets 10 to 13 hours a night.
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In 2016, the birth rate for women ages 30 to 34 was about 103 per 153,000 women, while the rate for women ages 25 to 29 was 102 per 1,000.
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For most children, though, the recommendation is to have an initial test between ages 9 and 11, and then a follow-up test between the ages of 17 and 21.
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That's according to a recent survey from TD Ameritrade that looked at what young Americans ages 603 to 260 and parents ages 225 to 2000 see for their financial futures.
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For $22.99 per month, subscribers will receive a box of four board books (for ages two and younger) or two hardcover picture books or novels (for ages three to 12).
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Of the roughly 225,245 survey respondents, 2100 were millennials, defined as ages 225 to 235 this year, and 265 were Gen X, defined as ages 533 to 35 this year.
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In California, Sanders won 57 percent of voters ages 18-29 and 52 percent of those ages 30-44 — but less than one-quarter of Democratic voters older than that.
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Sixty-four percent of respondents ages 55 and up support a ban, while support for the measure is much lower but still prevalent — 32 percent — among those ages 18-34.
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Having grown up in successive but very different eras, millennials — people ages 17 to 37 — and Gen Xers, ages 38 to 19913, can harbor different concerns and perspectives around investing.
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Breast cancer remains the leading cause of cancer death for women ages 20 to 59, and leukemia is the leading cause of cancer death among men ages 20 to 39.
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Suicide rates went up by nearly 40% for people between the ages of 25 and 64, and by 56% for people ages 55 to 64 during the same time frame.
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But—the rates of cannabis use disorder were significantly lower in liberal compared to conservative states among people ages 12 to 17, and marginally lower for ages 26 and up.
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For the study, researchers used a computer model to estimate the effects of different scenarios: screening for cancer annually at ages 55 to 84 years, screening annually 45 to 54 years (the current recommendation), and biennial screening at ages 55 to 79 years, and biennial screening at ages 50 to 74 years.
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Instead, they got a production more like Rock of Ages meets the actual hymn "Rock of Ages," except with every song pilfered from a Now That's What I Call Dad Rock!
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While women between the ages of 55 and 64 were most likely to report pain during intercourse, they were followed closely by younger women between the ages of 16 and 24.
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It also found that among those with some retirement savings, the median amount is about $2628,28503 for those between ages 22019 and 42 and $148,000 for those ages 65 to 74.
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"Adults ages 65 and older had the highest percentage of respondents choosing this as their top regret — 14 percent — followed by 13 percent of adults ages 55 to 64," GOBankingRates reports.
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Yet while millennials report being rejected more often, their credit scores are not much different than those in Gen Z (ages 18 to 22) and Gen X (ages 39 to 153).
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In 219.9, people ages 22018 to 254 were (272) more likely to rent and (20103) more likely to live in multi-unit buildings than adults of similar ages in the past.
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Those with applied STEM majors earned nearly 50 percent more than social science and history majors at ages 23 to 25, but only 10 percent more by ages 103 to 40.
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The survey finds that age is definitely a factor: 68% of Gen Z (ages 18 to 24) and 55% of millennials (defined here as ages 25 to 34) are opting out.
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It's been ages and ages since a major Hollywood studio just … disappeared, and now one that seemed pretty healthy before all of this happened has been consumed by a bigger corporation.
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Nor were the couple's children -- ages 2 and 4.
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More than 600 people — ages 303 and older — responded.
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And it's everybody — it's all races, it's all ages.
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" "White truck literally racing through crowds of all ages.
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Then let D = S − B, the difference in ages.
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Oh Christ – ages ago, when I was about 13.
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DIY Coding Kit for Ages 8 to 12 — $79.95
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DIY Coding Kit for Ages 8 to 12 — $79
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Gendreau has three sons ages 16, 12 and 4 .
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" Many of those costs repeat: "The equipment ages out.
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A breast cancer screening for women ages 50 to 74, for example, receives a B grade, while the same screening for women ages 40 to 49 gets a C. Similar distinctions are made for aspirin, for example, which gets a C for people ages 60 to 69 but a B for those 50 to 59.
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According to the final estimate, the death rate rose in 2017 among people ages 25 to 34, 35 to 44, and over 13, while it decreased for people ages 45 to 54.
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Children who began bicycling at ages 4 to 5 were injured earlier in their first year of bicycling compared with those who started bicycling at ages 6 to 7, the researchers found.
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Editor's note: This story was corrected to show that murder is the fifth leading cause of death of U.S. women between the ages of 18 and 44 (not women of all ages).
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According to Pew Research Center, people between ages 18 to 35 do not go from job to job at a higher rate than adults in the past did at the same ages.
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But to have a female protagonist that has an arc that Gloria has is an equal measure to films that for ages and ages have been men going through those same journeys.
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Forged in Fire is the second most popular nonfiction show on HISTORY, with 1.1 million adults ages 25-7003 and 988,000 between the ages of 18-49 tuning into its fourth season.
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Recently, Charles Schwab conducted a survey that looked at the money attitudes and experiences of young Millennials (ages 21 to 25) and Generation Z (ages 16 to 20) — both men and women.
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Compared to people ages 65 to 74, those ages 75 to 84 were 7% less likely to go to cardiac rehab and individuals 85 and older were 43% less likely to go.
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It would provide a $1,21625 credit for people between the ages of 2900 and 220006, $2202,2628 for people between the ages of 28500 and 6900 and $2628,28503 for people 22019 and older.
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In that time frame, the average net worth for households ages 20 to 35 has declined by $2,600, while households ages 52 to 70 have seen a $452,400 increase in net worth.
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About 45 percent of workers between the ages of 18 and 34, 40 percent of those between the ages of 25 and 54 and just 30 percent of those over 55 negotiated.
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Change in employment rate since January 2007 12-month rolling average + 6 % Black women ages 45-54 +4.6% + 3 Black men ages 25-193 +1.3% 0 White men ages 45-54 –1.4% – 3 – 6 – 9 RECESSION – 12 '103 '08 '09 '10 '11 '12 '13 '14 '15 '16 '19 '18 '19 Change in employment rate since January 2007 DEC.
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It found that while Gen Xers spent the most on their rewards cards, millennials are "most committed to racking up loyalty points": 35% of millennials (ages 24 to 38) reported using a credit card for points, compared to the 30% of baby boomers (ages 54 to 74) and 23% of Gen X (ages 39 to 53).
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And, because doing calculations over and over again about Prince Charles' age is sort of annoying, the following slideshow has everything laid out for you: the cast's ages, the ages of the season 1 and 2 actors that they replaced, and how old the real royals were from 1964 to 1977, along with their current ages.
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Last night, he did extremely well again with more than three times the support of Buttigieg among voters ages 18 to 29 and still bested the mayor among voters ages 30 to 44.
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The groups that experienced the largest declines in birth rates from 21 were younger teenagers ages 2000 to 21978 and older teenagers ages 22.1 to 22017 — they had 22.1% and 2.13% decreases, respectively.
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In fact, a 2018 study from Cigna found that Generation Z (ages 18 to 22) and millennials (ages 23 to 37) are lonelier and claim to be in worse health than older generations.
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The alleged victim, who is now between the ages of 18 and 25, allegedly said he was subjected repeatedly to sex between the ages of 12 to 16 from late 2008 to 2011.
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People ages 2202 and older (2628 percent) are more likely than those ages 28500 to 6900 (2628 percent) to make a strong link between where a person is born and their national identity.
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That was in the 1400s, so we know the middle ages and the dark ages were indeed dark times for herbal medicines and the predominantly female-led traditions that gathered and administered them.
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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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Two examples are Gap's "Dress Normal" campaign, with Anjelica Huston and various other celebrities of different ages, and L'Oréal's Paris line, which features women of different ages, including Helen Mirren and Blake Lively.
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Young people ages 14 to 24 are significantly affected, too: People ages 13 to 24 accounted for one in five HIV diagnoses in 2014 and 80% of those were gay and bisexual males.
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But of scholarly work on such matters I am chiefly familiar with Jean-Claude Schmitt's "Ghosts in the Middle Ages," quite a remarkable volume about, as it happens, ghosts in the Middle Ages.
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They include "The Magic Flute" (for ages 9 to 13), Tchaikovsky's "Queen of Spades" (ages 10 to 15) and Hans Werner Wenze's "Bassarids" (14 to 313) — which actually does require a few soloists.
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Eleven percent of infants became severely ill, compared to 7 percent for children ages one to 5; 4 percent of those ages 6 to 193; and 3 percent of those 16 and older.
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For that method, the application of the pregnancy checkbox was restricted to only people ages 22011 to 22015, compared with ages 22007 to 221 in past years when states were adding the checkbox.
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One recent survey found that 30% of millennials (defined as ages 18 to 36) said they had discussed their pay with coworkers, compared with just 8% of baby boomers (ages 53 to 71).
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The names and ages of the victims were read aloud.
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Both children, ages 4 and 2, have a neurological condition.
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Behold the fanny pack Croc, a shoe for the ages.
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The festival was open to all ages, with strollers welcome.
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The toy is designed for kids ages 12 and up.
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Harper Design said the book is meant for all ages.
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During the Middle Ages, Lilith was incorporated into the Bible.
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So hopefully anybody of all ages can associate with that.
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Of the 10, two involve children ages 14 or younger.
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Of the dead, 24 were children ages 4 to 8.
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Clark has four daughters, ages 9, 7, 6 and 3.
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There were also improvements from various ages that reduced pollution.
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Most breeds reach physical maturity between ages 1 and 2.
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The victims' ages range from 5 to 72 years old.
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There are clips showing Brown and Houston at different ages.
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The kids were between the ages of 7 to 12.
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To have grandmothers and people of all ages doing that.
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At all ages, juice should be kept to a minimum.
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The officers approached and asked them their ages, she said.
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Analyst Tony Sacconaghi rated Apple as an outperform for ages.
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They're considered racing games, but they're made for all ages.
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They were all between the ages of 32 and 49.
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What Warren, Biden and Sanders say about their ages Sen.
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One Macy's employee told me: "They're ages ahead of us."
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The victims' ages ranged from 5 to 72 years old.
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The wine then ages in French oak barrels until bottling.
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The boys are between the ages of 503 and 16.
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PEEKSKILL Open mike for musicians ages 6 to 17. Feb.
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PEEKSKILL Open mike for musicians ages 6 to 19503. Feb.
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Sony's also given the camera its biggest upgrade in ages.
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The ages of the wounded ranged from 16 to 35.
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It included 3,054 adults and teens ages 15 and up.
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It feels so special and it's everywhere with different ages.
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The study tracked nearly 150,000 people ages 45 and older.
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"I can't state male or female, and ages," Clevenger said.
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Lynch – especially difficult late Lynch – always ages well upon reflection.
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"There were tons of people, all ages," the source continued.
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Just 38% of legislators agree with the proposed minimum ages.
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They normally get shorter as that cell divides and ages.
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That remains a mystery for the ages, as yet unsolved.
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Fuck it, the Russians probably hacked his cellphone ages ago.
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And for adolescents ages 12 to 19, it was 20.5%.
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Are they wry, literary, surprisingly profound stories for all ages?
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Lewis took the children, ages 6 and 10, to Walmart.
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P.S. Are you between the ages of 211 and 212?
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Why do you think all ages shows are so important?
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The relative ages of rock strata are easy to see.
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If you have two bad copies, your brain ages quickly.
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Not many shows have "ages" of bronze, silver, and gold.
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Rescue dogs of all shapes, sizes and ages are welcome.
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The organization has served about 1653,000 women of all ages.
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Since 2014, it has served 100,215 people of all ages.
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However, younger ages correlated to more difficult experiences with psilocybin.
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The participants included people of all ages, ethnicities, and colors.
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Demand is soaring, for kids of younger and younger ages.
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Their ages and extraordinary talents can make them feel invincible.
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Bands that are of their time but for the ages.
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She did not have information on their ages or nationalities.
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It's really been residents of all different backgrounds and ages.
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The study defines millennials as adults ages 18 to 34.
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Andi Hamilton Character ages taken from the Street Fighter Wiki.
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The names and ages of the children haven't been released.
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Ice ages and continent shifts mean nothing to the cockroach.
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There is zero doubt that stress ages you, and quickly.
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It's inaccurate, because we don't live in the Middle Ages.
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As he ages, Alex's symptoms are only expected to worsen.
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The rise in entrepreneurial activity comes as America's workforce ages.
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His country was, it seemed, living in the dark ages.
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Their ages ranged upward of 19383 years old, on average.
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She alleges Baio molested her from ages 14 to 17.
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For starters, the PSA test loses accuracy at older ages.
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The list of the missing includes people of all ages.
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People can argue down through the ages whether Comey cost
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Some even think the site dates to the medieval ages.
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Pollan doesn't review these psychedelic dark ages much, although he
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And I tell people of all ages to do that.
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Former smokers fared better when they quit at younger ages.
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For ages 35 to 54, suicide comes in fourth place.
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Entertainment and instruction by 103 drummers ages 9 to 17.
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Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, children of all ages!
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She's aboard with her three children, ages 11 to 19.
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The teaching material is intended for students of all ages.
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And we've been recommending it for, I don't know, ages.
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The students were between the ages of 4 and 5.
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His children are ages 5 years old and 8 months.
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The body ages, breaks down, gets sick, suffers and dies.
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But those are constituents of all ages, young and old.
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But we'll have ages to argue about how it's going.
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Weigel is best when dismantling pop theories through the ages.
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Entertainment and instruction by 96373 drummers ages 96363 to 96353.
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Entertainment and instruction by 18 drummers ages 9 to 253.
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Romero will likely go down as one for the ages.
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The Facebook post does not include the family members' ages.
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She thought about their two daughters, ages 10 and 19.
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One week is reserved for girls ages 14 to 17.
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Health issues hit us in different ways at different ages.
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We used this relationship to get ages for lunar craters.
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Its user base is overwhelmingly millennial, ages 18 to 35.
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That was ages ago and you got introduced by Xena.
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Twitch's audience skews heavily toward men ages 18 to 34.
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He wrote the women's names and ages on a ledger.
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We saw all kinds of men, all ages, all ethnicities.
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LGBTQ friendly but welcome to all genders, sexualities, and ages.
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She shares two children with Weinstein — ages 7 and 5.
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I feel like it's been in the fridge for ages.
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The victims' ages range from 5 years old to 72.
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About 22014 of them in total, all ages and races.
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Armand Van Helden – Witch Doktor (The Dark Ages Mix)05.
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Tegan and Sara's latest video is one for the ages.
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It was the most productive I had been in ages.
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Truly a clutch terrible quarterback performance for the ages. 227.
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Everyone is already inside, obviously, and has been for ages.
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It's the most restraint a contestant has shown in ages.
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All participants were between the ages of 18 and 36.
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Ospital: Marlena's was the United Nations of ages and ethnicities.
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"[So] there's likely to be another Dark Ages," Musk said.
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It has nothing to do with the differences in ages.
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He had brought his two sons, ages 15 and 18.
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The Middle Ages were not simple, isolated, pure or homogeneous.
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The facility houses some 60 children, ages 12 to 17.
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The startup's core demographic is between ages 25 and 35.
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A lowrider wheelchair for dogs of all sizes and ages.
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There's a wide range in ages and ethnicities and everything.
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Their two children are the exact same ages as mine.
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Instead, she was surprised by the interest from all ages.
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Pretty Woman had one for the ages, thanks to Prince.
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One in six Americans of all ages supports military rule.
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There are luge tracks and clinics open to all ages.
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Things like fan clubs and magazines have existed for ages.
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Delilah, 14, recommended books for other kids of all ages.
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People of all ages, including millennials, are getting very sick.
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The minors were between the ages of 14 and 16.
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She works with people of all ages who have disabilities.
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The group is between the ages of 17 and 20.
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In the Middle Ages, dresses were roomy enough for two.
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Sometimes children of very different ages had to study together.
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The program is recommended for everyone ages 217 and up.
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They debate mandatory retirement ages, cosmetic surgery and other subjects.
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"I didn't understand the difference in our ages," she said.
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Cookies, on the other hand, have been around for ages.
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Like our parents' ages... I just remember how we felt.
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DIY Robotic Art Kit for Ages 6 to 9 — $49.95
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DIY Robot Curiosity Kit for Ages 8 to 10 — $99.95
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And, as he ages, he'll start closer to the front.
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In the Middle Ages, however, panic took a different form.
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The survey polled nearly 2,500 Americans ages 18 and over.
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Remembering all of the children's current ages remains a challenge.
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The handwriting appears to be from girls of various ages.
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The suspect also threatened two children, ages 12 and 14.
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DIY Robotic Art Kit for Ages 6 to 9 — $49
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DIY Robot Curiosity Kit for Ages 8 to 10 — $99
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His remarks were replete with such lines for the ages.
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The injured were between the ages of 18 and 49.
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How much should you have stashed away at other ages?
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The sexes and ages of those infected were not available.
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But there's plenty for readers of all ages to enjoy.
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Their older counterparts, ages 26 to 34, chose Netflix instead.
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The tournament featured boys and girls, ages 9 to 14.
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Because I've known him for ages, and I like him.
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Ms. Rivers responded by ridiculing the new couple's advanced ages.
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For ages, fae lived in a land called the Tirnanoc.
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First, we learn the names and ages of the deceased.
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Curious Kids is a series for children of all ages.
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TheSkimm founders Danielle Weisberg & Carly Zakin — Ages 25 and 26
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If you're lucky, those ages are one and the same.
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Al Pacino, 79, is portrayed from ages 44 to 62.
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The 2016 presidential campaign will be one for the ages.
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FGM can happen between the ages of eight and 20.
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Her three other children are ages 3, 10, and 19.
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It's been ages since we left the house this late.
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Here was a connection across the cruel and indifferent ages.
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One moment, his chosen generals are sages for the ages.
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Greenlight targets children ages 8 to 22 with its card.
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The ages or grades of the students were not released.
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A thousand seemingly insignificant things change as an organism ages.
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Megan Rapinoe has had herself a 2019 for the ages.
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Sansa's and Arya's look like the ages they are currently.
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Syphilis has been around since at least the Middle Ages.
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It is duration, space, the color of ages to come.
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Most nations worldwide have set their voting ages to 18.
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Yes, children ages 13 to 17 will be taking MDMA.
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Also, as a player ages, his WAR tends to decline.
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It ages well — Joseph drank a 2016 — and develops complexity.
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Among the victims were two children, ages 4 and 1.
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We've been interested in this kind of cinema for ages.
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After that, it's on ... one last battle for the ages.
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This could have been a love story for the ages.
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"There's always room for the blend of ages," Bruce said.
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The NRA has opposed higher minimum ages for purchasing guns.
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U.S. children between ages 8 and 12 report spending nearly six hours a day using media, while those ages 13 to 18 spend almost nine hours per day using media, according to the group.
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That's way less than the inflation-adjusted income growth for other age groups in the same time period — $2,900 for adults ages 35 to 44 and nearly $5,400 for those ages 45 to 54.
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Forty-nine percent of people between the ages of 18 and 3.83 would not vote for a political candidate accused of sexual assault or harassment, compared to 34% of people ages 55 and over.
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"All of my earlier undergraduate work was about women and girls," explains O'Leary, who, for a quarter of her undergraduate thesis, photographed girls between ages 11 and 13 and women ages 45 through 65.
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That means around 20% of your customer base ages out every year and a new group ages in, so it remains quite fresh for new customers, even though it's been around for 42 years.
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Meanwhile, the median wealth for people between the ages of 20113 and 64 declined 15 percent, while those between the ages of 35 and 49 saw their median wealth drop 40 percent to $58,000.
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The points then decrease, with someone aged 31 through 35 getting eight points, 212 through 2150 getting six points, ages 2200 through 213 getting four points and ages 2300 through 225 getting two points.
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Employees ages 210-210 had a median tenure of just 2.8 years on the job in January 2016, compared to 7.9 years for workers ages 45-54, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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It is recommended that children receive the vaccine in two doses: the first between the ages of 12 months and 953 months and the second between the ages of 4 and 6 years old.
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In the Annals of Internal Medicine, USPSTF recommends biennial screening mammography for women ages 50 to 74 years and holds that individual circumstances should dictate mammography screenings for women ages 40 to 85033 years.
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Previously, parents were able to select just two options when it came to the age appropriateness of the content on YouTube kids: Younger, for ages 8 and younger, and Older, for ages 8-12.
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That's way less than the inflation-adjusted income growth for other age groups — $2,900 for adults ages 35 to 44 and nearly $5,400 for those ages 45 to 54 in the same time period.
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The labor-force participation rate for African Americans between ages 22019 and 54 — prime working ages — has not recovered to 2008 levels, and even those rates hover well below levels in 1999 and 2000.
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When two of the suspects, ages 14 and 15, were turned over to authorities by their parents, and two more, ages 15 and 17, were arrested, they said that the group sex was consensual.
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The state Senate, meanwhile, wanted to provide Medi-Cal to those ages 19 to 25 and 65 or older, and coverage for those ages 983 to 64 would gradually be added in subsequent years.
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It is, in fact, the leading cause of death for children between the ages of 1 and 4 and the second leading cause of death for children between the ages of 5 and 9.
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The youngest participants can build characters — literally — with the organization Construction Kids, which will hold craft workshops to create Pokémon (for ages 4 to 7) and "Star Wars" figures (for ages 43 to 10).
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In separate letters Thursday to the companies, the subcommittee is seeking information on users&apos ages, procedures for verifying ages, and any complaints about assaults, rape or the use of the services by minors.
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In total, since March, Bernie Sanders and Mike Bloomberg have collectively spent the largest amount of their Facebook ad budgets targeting Gen Z (people ages 13-24) and millennials (people ages 25-44) online.
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It is recommended that children receive the vaccine in two doses: the first between the ages of 12 months and 15 months and the second between the ages of 4 and 6 years old.
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It is recommended that children receive the vaccine in two doses: the first between the ages of 213 months and 15 months and the second between the ages of 4 and 6 years old.
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The over-73 group shared almost seven times as many fake news articles on Facebook than users ages 30 to 44, and more than two times as much as users ages 45 to 65.
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In the 227-22017 age group, that rises to 8.4 percent, and about 10 percent at ages 70-74, nearly 15 percent at 75-80 and just over 25 percent at ages 80 to 84.
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For both Gen X-ers (defined here as ages 39 to 54) and baby boomers (defined as ages 55 to 73), 14% of survey respondents in each group say they have nothing saved for retirement.
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Confidence relating to technology spikes higher among younger workers, with those ages 28 to 23 more than twice as likely as those ages 22 and up to see themselves as being ahead of the curve.
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Our 21st-century world is more multicultural than the European Middle Ages, in part due to the expansion of European peoples into the Americas and Asia that began toward the end of the Middle Ages.
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The suit argues that the ad targeting policies continue to allow financial services companies to restrict ads to such demographics as "people ages 24 to 40" and "men ages 20 and older," according to Reuters.
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The researchers also found that, among those between the ages of 15 and 19, those who did need surgery were 18% less likely to be on birth control than control participants of the same ages.
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The Pew Research Center says that the number of voting-eligible millennials, (ages 18-35), and voting eligible baby boomers, (ages 52 to 70), both hit an equal number of 20173 million people in 2016.
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The Washington Post reported that 2900 percent of voters ages 220006-2202 voted for Jones, while CNN's exit polls found 2628 percent of voters between the ages of 28500 and 6900 lent him their support.
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They all saw the play at relatively young ages (one here at age 8, and the other two, in London at ages 9 and 11) and not for a moment did they question the casting.
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Six of the couple's daughters, now ages 9 to 19, testified in court that their sexual contact with Mr. Kaplan began between the ages of 7 and 11 for each of them, The Inquirer reported.
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While 52.9% of individuals 60 to 65 years old are receiving some Social Security income, that goes up to 85% for those ages 66 to 75 and is 84% for those ages 76 and older.
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"Golden ages are not brought by markets alone," Perez told me.
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All signs point to a group Halloween costume for the ages.
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Alison is a little bit less all-ages, especially right now.
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Picked them up on my Wii U virtual console ages ago.
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Two were young, somewhere between the ages of 20 to 35.
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Four others between the ages of 11 and 14 were wounded.
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Authorities are not releasing the names or ages of the victims.
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The alleged victims are ages 54, 58, 59, 71, and 86.
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Seven men between the ages of 24 and 45 were hospitalized.
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Today survey of people between the ages of 18 and 34,
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Ages of the patients range from under 40 to over 80.
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It's also really nice to see actresses playing their real ages.
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But we're half their ages and didn't sign up for it.
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Who would think we'd see a return to the Dark Ages?
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What happened next sparked a food debate for the ages. WOAH.
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What's more, poor flight performance was tied to younger fledging ages.
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Ages of the victims ranged from 8 years old to 51.
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The former Walmart superstore houses migrant boys, ages 10 to 17.
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DC: It feels like all the other ages, to be honest.
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Designing a building takes ages, and actually building it longer still.
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The events are only open to participants ages 13 and older.
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The other two-thirds are awarded at ages 35 and 40.
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As the population ages, it's going to demand more health services.
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All subjects' ages are stated as provided at time of interview
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The messy bun has been our go-to hairstyle for ages.
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Why was leprosy so diverse in Europe during the Middle Ages?
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Mostly, she worries about her youngest children, ages 73 to 21.
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The other children, ages 1 and 3, were unhurt, police said.
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In popularising the Middle Ages, are medievalists feeding a reactionary impulse?
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I left the church between the ages of 225 to 231.
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Since the 1980s, Americans of all ages have become more rooted.
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The victims' ages range from 18 months to 22013 years old.
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Women ages 45 to 54 were more likely to report symptoms.
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Blake's audience skews older, between the ages of 24 and 44.
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The two youngest, ages 14 and 17, are very into Snapchat.
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Meanwhile, a whopping 55% of Americans of all ages feel similarly.
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There's not a lot of places that will allow all ages.
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PEEKSKILL Kids' open mike for musicians ages 6 to 133. Jan.
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Vodafone's protracted dark ages stem from a problem common throughout Europe.
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Anyone from the ages of 8 to 18 likely knows him.
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Nineteen states still don't have minimum ages for people to marry.
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Those findings were based on 242 patients ages 12 to 28.
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True, there have been fires in Canada's boreal forest for ages.
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It's the best 20 minutes of horror we've seen in ages.
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You got to hear these attempts that words for the ages.
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It's no surprise that Selena Gomez has fans of all ages.
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And Germany's greying workforce makes this a problem for the ages.
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Visions of paradise throughout the ages have always reflected people's needs.
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It's so historically interesting to go back to the Dark Ages.
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The 13 children are between the ages of 2 and 29.
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Or perhaps I should say, we come of ages with Mrs.
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This is a love that endured, a love of the ages.
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Lead poisoning can have severe consequences for people of all ages.
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Yoshi's Crafted World is an all-ages title, through and through.
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She and Brian had three children, ages 3, 11 and 14.
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The protesters were a varied mix of ages, demographics and genders.
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The team sampled 1,788 U.S. adults between ages 19 and 32.
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It's very emotional – all of these people are our sons' ages.
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Most of the racers, ages 8 to 56, competed in both.
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Then the savings rates start to spike, along with people's ages.
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Among people ages 2401 to 4013, the share is about 2401%.
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The 2 other injured victims are women ages 32 and 27.
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The number of such communities is growing fast as America ages.
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Wonder Woman has captured the hearts of audiences of all ages.
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For children ages 2 to 5, obesity prevalence was about 9%.
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People are living longer and retirement ages have not kept pace.
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Stars in globular clusters can be arranged according to their ages.
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"Call me crazy, but I think it ages you," Murgatroyd adds.
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The ages of those who died could could not be confirmed.
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We also make butter, which takes ages but it's just butter.
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But the greatest change is to come: the Pleistocene Ice Ages.
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The school shooting stories on Wattpad involve characters of all ages.
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We've fantasized about these destinations (and so many more) for ages.
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Participating children ages four through 12 learn coding by playing games.
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IC: At the time, artificial intelligence was in the dark ages.
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Sugar consumption data was collected at ages 2, 303 and 5.
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More than 228 percent of participants were ages 22018 to 79.
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Surely they'll snap their way into a romance for the ages.
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I met WAY too many of them, of all ages, today.
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Family situation: Married with two kids, ages 2.5 and 7 months.
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And there were women of all ages, which is another thing.
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In 1981, they were between the ages of 21 and 34.
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That's especially true among older millennial women (ages 30 to 35).
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This is often because of how ages and developments match up.
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They live on, causing further harm to many through the ages.
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As the U.S. population ages, these numbers are expected to grow.
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Women of all ages, and shapes, and from many different backgrounds.
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Australia might soon be living in the dark ages full time.
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"I haven't had a match on Tinder in ages," he said.
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"While appealing to some ages, it's not really appealing to all."
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They cover a wide variety of ages, interests, and educational levels.
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Children ages 1 to 3 should only consume 23 ounces daily.
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This one is sure to be a nightmare for the ages.
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And women of younger ages are more susceptible to the disease.
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The specific numbers for teens ages 15 to 19 were sobering.
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Cats have dabbled in the dark arts since the Middle Ages.
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Scientists have been trying to teach animals to talk for ages.
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These bottles do not have heads, or skin colors, or ages.
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But examples in the European early middle ages are less common.
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At least half occur in young people ages 15 to 24.
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GREENWICH Family Gallery Tour, for families with children ages 6 to10.
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The cards also average the ages of players on each team.
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Those survey results come from 1,013 individuals ages 50 and up.
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Please call out sexism, racism and homophobia -- at all ages. 13.
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The study found that the practice crossed all ages and races.
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Both have grown as the "Baby Boomer" generation ages into Medicare.
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That means users aren't visiting less even as the service ages.
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I don't know, because I fix them [he laughs for ages].
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Most -- 499 participants -- were between the ages of 4 and 17.
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The company creates immersive, multimedia experiences for audiences of all ages.
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"Everything changes, everything ages; aging doesn't necessarily mean damage," she says.
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The early shoppers will be Baby Boomers, ages 55 to 73.
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Colbert said being in the White House normally ages the president.
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She is 21991 and has two sons, ages ten and twelve.
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More than 21973,22004 men and women, ages 20 to 97, participated.
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Moreover, children are starting on digital devices at ever younger ages.
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You should think twice about break-even ages if you're married.
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As a brain ages, its ability to process sensory stimuli slows.
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The ages and grades of the other students involved were unavailable.
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The lowest volunteer rates were seen among ages 233-246 (219%).
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Should young adults, ages 18-20, be prohibited from purchasing firearms?
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It's a destination that has something for everyone of all ages.
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The survey polled more than 1,000 Americans ages 22 to 35.
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They can make employment at older ages either optional or crucial.
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The survey polled more than 240,000 Americans ages 22 to 35.
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You know, we get all ages in here enjoying the doughnuts.
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These ages would not have been surprising 150 years ago, since
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And 15.3 percent of women ages 40 to 44 are childless.
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He also thinks about his children, ages 7, 8 and 15.
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A true master, a poet and a heart for the ages.
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The bank polled 492 individuals ages 25 to 53 in August.
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The survey polled more than 254,210 Americans ages 22018 to 229.
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Though she is a witch, Bonnie ages normally on the series.
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Each student casualty was between the ages of 6 and 7.
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The survey was conducted among 28503,22019 adults, ages 19 to 64.
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The pulsation patterns also allow scientists to estimate the stars' ages.
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Five men, ages 15 to 22, were hit, the newspaper said.
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"We welcome and actively recruit applicants of all ages," Williams said.
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This is an interesting group, with a broad range of ages.
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Liberals promise a fight for the ages to block the nomination.
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What a perfect gift for Harry Potter fans of all ages!
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The viewers are predominantly male, but between ages 17 and 24.
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These dogs ages typically range between two and 10 years old.
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The survey included responses from 1,519 Americans ages 21 to 37.
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For girls ages 10-14, it went from sixth to third.
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"Abominable" is sweet, magical, and enjoyable for audiences of all ages.
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There seemed to be something for all ages in the park ...
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Among those ages 2202 to 2628, marijuana's perceived availability also declined.
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Included are 20 individual farmhouses of varying ages around the estate.
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Now, there's a third option, Preschool, for ages 4 and under.
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The boy, the adult, the ancient: the three ages of man.
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A fourth of humanity is now young (ages 22000 to 234).
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That said, I haven't heard anything new from them in ages.
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Are you trying to take us back to the Middle Ages?
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Educational programming for all ages would be available in the home!
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From ages 15 to 19, I was just out causing mayhem.
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That's been the argument of the anti-Zep crowd for ages.
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Kira's two sisters, then ages four and five, witnessed the death.
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I feel more like a person than I have for ages.
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She would call me and email me horrible stuff for ages.
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How healthy are they between the ages of 1893 and 60?
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Nearby, the center's Media Arts Lab offers classes for all ages.
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Their four children, ages 3 to 13, had little to eat.
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People of all ages can appreciate Maya J's elegant Eternity Rings.
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"At very young ages nicotine may cause more addiction," he said.
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Every possible attitude to inebriation has been tested over the ages.
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To validate their ages, the researchers tracked down their birth certificates.
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Much of Alameda is flat, making biking easy for all ages.
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A genderless person, available in a range of races and ages.
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Everything ages, and everything fades — bravado and atrophy are forever intertwined.
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" Optimally, she said, women should retire at "older ages than men.
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Dilemmas like these will grow more common as the population ages.
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The buying ages will be 18 in Alberta, 19 in Ontario.
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There is often a power imbalance between people of different ages.
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We have been exposed to much more than ages before us.
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Its main characters are strong, shirtless Brazilian fishermen of different ages.
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It ages like nobody's business, and it lasts forever and ever.
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"The Gifted School" is the juiciest book I've read in ages.
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Today, members of the millennial generation are ages 23 to 38.
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"As far as our ages, those numbers don't mean a thing."
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He and Stone had worked on his political career for ages.
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Emily and Fab have 2 children together, ages 2 and 10.
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Between ages 45 and 69, I had a lot of that!
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About half of whites ages 18 to 16 say they're Republicans.
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First, we should say our ages: You're 25 and I'm 65.
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They come from all walks of life, ages 643 to 264.
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Nearly 22015,2403 Americans ages 2240 or older killed themselves in 21968.
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But it could certainly do more to try to verify ages.
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As calamitous marriages go it was, unsurprisingly, one for the ages.
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Authorities have not released the names or ages of the victims.
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Anyone ages 65 and older will also be tested, he said.
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Most children receive spankings between the ages of 2 and 7.
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I'm seeing followers that have been hidden from me for *ages*.
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The ages and identities of the victims were not immediately released.
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Mr. Farea and his sons, ages 3 and 8, died instantly.
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Italians of all ages and sizes sizzled on sun-bleached chairs.
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Everywhere I look, there are charming lovely women of all ages.
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He and Amy have three children, ages 7, 9 and 11.
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Our recommendations include fare for readers of all ages and stages.
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The authors have also, significantly if silently, upped the characters' ages.
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Hasbro recommends its new products for kids ages 3 and older.
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The answer, "Jojo Rabbit," might be a trick for the ages.
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He said they were between the ages of 16 and 18.
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The Ganga, in fact, has been accorded 'Mother' status for ages.
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The rafters were girls ages 12 to 16, rescue crews said.
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Candidate sailors are ages 40 and up for the Finn Masters.
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What is happening to the state's transmission grid as it ages?
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Didn't California just go through an existential drought for the ages?
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As a cell ages or undergoes significant stress, its telomeres shorten.
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Imagine the grapes that have already been lost to the ages.
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It afflicts doctors of all ages, both sexes and all specialties.
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It's always for different women, different shapes, different colors, different ages.
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For ages, earthlings regarded lightning as an indicator of godly wrath.
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The truck fills up with detainees of all ages, mostly men.
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His new satire, "Noir," gives him his best material in ages.
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It's recommended for ages 13 and up, which sounds about right.
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My clients are usually between the ages of 28 and 45.
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A second dose should be given between ages 4 and 6.
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This was a viewpoint held across ages, regions and party affiliations.
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This was the beginning of what are called the Dark Ages.
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As the population ages, longevity-themed tourism is booming in China.
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Their four children are between the ages of six and eleven.
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Getting In All ages, but must be over 21 to drink.
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People, many of whom hadn't used Vine in ages, were devastated.
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Among women ages 20 to 24, the decline was 4 percent.
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Competing contemporaneous popes in the Middle Ages was a church nightmare.
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That's more than 4013 percent of workers ages 2401 to 25.
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The ages of the children were not included in the study.
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Power Wheels Jurassic Park Jeep Wrangler (ages 3 to 7, $300).
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And cheese, a more shelf-stable product, changes as it ages.
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As a true folk tradition, hula embraces all ages and genders.
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After all, Mickey Mouse is loved by people of all ages.
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Of the victims, three were children, ages 4, 6 and 8.
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Of the victims, three were children, ages 4, 6 and 63.
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The students, ages 5 to 13, were not injured, police said.
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As each senior ages, his or her health care needs grow.
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The festival has religious origins, dating back to the Middle Ages.
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By 9:45, I'm outside my Making the Middle Ages class.
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In the way, at least partly, we've elected presidents for ages.
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"Dancing On My Own" is a breakup bop for the ages.
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France has one of the earliest retirement ages among industrialized nations.
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Dear Carolyn: I have three kids, ages 6, 4 and 2.
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Expanding, not cutting, Social Security will benefit Americans of all ages.
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Their ages range from 25 to 81, and most are women.
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Maybe it is bad to get diseases from the Middle Ages.
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Raymond James surveyed 1,000 adults ages 45 to 64 in July.
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Three demonstrators, ages 60, 72 and 74, died during the unrest.
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The victims included people of all ages and of 19 nationalities.
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Family situation: I have 3 kids ages 7.5, 4.5 and 3.
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I was watching my boyfriend's two children (ages 7 and 9).
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Millennials, defined as people ages 18 to 34, were particularly uninformed.
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The hearing ushered in a public health victory for the ages.
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I watched them playing and thought about myself at their ages.
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Ease in with the odd all-ages show at your venue.
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We're going to need a "hashtag money" for the ages. Lauren?
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Previous radiocarbon tests have dated the shroud to the Middle Ages.
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Among those ages 18 to 29, 92 percent own a smartphone.
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Pretty sure she's been at a reunion ages ago as well.
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The way she dresses these women of different ages is telling.
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We are so emotionally in the dark ages in this country.
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It developed its first genuine breakout comedy in ages with Superstore.
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Students of all ages usually share the same fleet of buses.
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And while 42% of people between the ages of 18 and 34 agree that #MeToo changed the way they think about consent, the same can be said for only 29% of people ages 55 and older.
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After ages and ages of having only men as rulers, the Seven Kingdoms had two consecutive queens who did horrible, terrible things and lit large sections of King's Landing aflame, killing thousands upon thousands of people.
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Speculating about underlying causes for the older ages of dads is difficult, she added, given that the new study does not include information about whether these older average ages resulted from delaying fatherhood or extending it.
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Fifty-six percent of registered voters polled who are between the ages of 18 and 24 favored a "mostly socialist" economic model; 48 percent of respondents between the ages of 25 and 34 said the same.
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The aesthetic representation of Balthazar particularly from the high to the late Middle Ages is the subject not only of new scholarship, but of new exhibitions focused on understanding the Middle Ages in a global context.
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The researchers were especially alarmed at fracture rates in women ages 265 to 265, which had risen by 265 percent, and in women ages 70 to 74, which had risen by 3.8 percent, from 2014 through 2015.
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Daniel Webster (R-FL) asked whether we know what caused the ice ages just to make the point that the ice ages occurred naturally and so we can't claim with certainty that climate change is human-made.
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Nowhere is the trend away from religion greater than in younger generations, where more than a third of people ages 18 to 29 are unaffiliated compared to just over 10 percent of people ages 13 and up.
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Only a third of Jews between the ages of 18 and 49 believe Israel's government is making a sincere attempt at peace with the Palestinians; the number is 10 points higher among Jews ages 50 and up.
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They found that when a group of mainly white college students were shown photographs of white, black and Latino boys, they overestimated the ages of black boys ages 10 to 17 by an average of 4.5 years.
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Subscribe: iTunes | Google Play Music | How to Listen In his new book, "Medieval Bodies: Life and Death in the Middle Ages," the British art historian Jack Hartnell looks back at views on medicine in the Middle Ages.
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Adults ages 35 to 44 made nearly $2,900 more in 2017 than their 93 counterparts did, while those ages 45 to 54 saw an income growth of nearly $5,400 over that same time period, adjusted for inflation.
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The research found that the majority of survey respondents, 57%, were diagnosed between the ages of 40 and 49; a third were diagnosed between the ages of 30 and 39; about 10% were diagnosed before age 30.
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But as the medieval ages gave way to the modern age, there was a shift: "The move after the Middle Ages is to go from virtue/vice talk altogether to more 'commandment' language," as DeYoung put it.
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As that battery ages, iOS will check its responsiveness and effectiveness actively.
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They span social classes and ages, and consequently have vastly different expectations.
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Mr. President, this will be remembered by our people throughout the ages.
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I don't have the ages of the females, but they're both adults.
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In other words, stress ages us not just psychologically but also biologically.
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"Companies must keep employees' ages and life stages in mind," she said.
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During that timeframe, I was only between the ages of 6 — 12.
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If the ages are over 21 and wished they were still five.
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That night we watched Working Girl, which I hadn't seen in ages.
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Gonorrhea and chlamydia occur most often among people ages 15 to 24.
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That way, organic matter containing the isotope can be given precise ages.
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Lima won't let her two children, ages one and four, play there.
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All of these guys were between the ages of 30 and 65.
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The gunfire hit five individuals, ages 18, 20, 23, 53, and 64.
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To Joakim's credit, if you're going to airball, airball for the ages.
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In O'Reilly's work there is an intimate, uneasy oscillation across the ages.
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The Bachelor attracts more than 9 million adult viewers ages 18-49.
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Langsdorf, who was 40, leaves behind two children, ages 13 and 18.
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The picture tugged on our heartstrings because it's one for the ages.
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The diverse group of women were all between ages 22 and 49.
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The dead were three women and two men, ages 42 to 74.
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The case stemmed from allegations from Ramirez's nieces, ages 7 and 9.
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She ages five years and is a teenager when they meet again.
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As a result, Americans of all ages are struggling to get by.
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Marketers could also discriminate with job ads, excluding certain ages and races.
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So my first goal was to show different ages, genders, and backgrounds.
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All of them were women between the ages of 25 and 44.
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They were in the Dark Ages as far as agriculture is concerned.
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Matthew Gabriele, a historian, announces his upcoming book on the Middle Ages.
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She's also the mother two young girls, ages 4 and 16 months.
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Your unborn, non-aborted children will scream 'thank you' across the ages.
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I hadn't slept that long in ages: five hours, six hours, seven.
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Eight victims, ages 15 and older, were being treated in local hospitals.
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Study volunteers were sexually active men and women ages 18 to 35.
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The longer champagne ages in the bottle, the lower the bubble count.
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Today the equivalent ages are 220 for men and 25.9 for women.
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I think he was trying to look up the ages of Chewies.
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Starting something new takes ages and is usually expensive as hell, though.
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Cubii, said Dalmia, is most popular among workers ages 40 to 60.
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Many children with Duchenne begin using wheelchairs between ages 7 and 12.
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It was the most normal any of us had felt in ages.
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The society said their ages ranged from four months to 15 years.
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Sanders also won those ages 2202-2628, with former South Bend, Ind.
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The bullet in Memphis made Dr. King a martyr for the ages.
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The cups are made for children ages 4 to 12 months old.
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We are accepting up to 20 youth from ages 12 through 16.
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I don't need this to be a love pairing for the ages.
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For whatever reason, country has been the big invisible giant for ages.
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Everyone between the ages of 14 and 79 was expected to participate.
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They surveyed 1,055 U.S. women between the ages of 18 and 94.
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We should hesitate, though, before we blame the Middle Ages for this.
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They'd spent ages being enemies before eventually interning at W magazine together.
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And the ages covered could expand faster as the resources are available.
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Police do not patrol neighborhoods or "card people" to confirm their ages.
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That deficit will grow over the next decade as China's population ages.
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The ages of customers at the store on Saturday spanned the decades.
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The scene between Jaime and Lady Olenna is one for the ages.
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The hunger for the stories of women of all ages is there.
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"And those guys have been gone for ages, you know?" he said.
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They also recognize that the content isn't necessarily appropriate for all ages.
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A debate for the ages for fans of Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
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The off-beat humour coupled with broad slapstick appealed to all ages.
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Last year's total, 63,323, included just 1,706 people ages 18 to 24.
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In 224, 2100,2000 suicide deaths occurred in people ages 21980 to 2100.
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I played the Wicked Witch of the West on Broadway ages ago.
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As the population ages and shrinks, the services residents need have changed.
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From 2000-2007, I taught swim lessons to children of various ages.
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Please keep in mind that it's intended for ages 4 and up.
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The couple has six children between the ages of 8 and 15.
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Please, you've been stealing it from your mama's makeup bag for ages.
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I finally buy the Brixton Market cookbook I've been eyeing for ages.
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The five trapped men are between the ages of 34 and 59.
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The study surveyed about 600,000 students ages 10 to 18 in California.
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Hot Toys have been teasing this for ages, but it's finally here.
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PMLE most frequently occurs in women between the ages of 20-40.
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Pre-order Quidditch Through The Ages read by Andrew Lincoln over here!
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Five hundred were deployed, but it took them ages to get there.
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Loathsome fictional men have been at the center of narratives for ages.
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Today, these ages have shot up significantly, to 27 and 29 respectively.
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Transitioning to friendship post-breakup has been a contentious topic for ages.
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The creatures' ages were estimated through examination of each shark's eye tissues.
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Here are our nomination predictions for the wildest Oscar pool in ages.
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For this study, researchers recruited 243 men from ages 18 to 55.
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He specified the ages he wanted, including 14- and 15 year-olds.
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More ages, genders, careers, and personalities need to be reflected in campaigns.
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He specified the ages he wanted, including 14- and 15-year-olds.
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From ages 7 to 11, they begin to understand puns and satire.
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That was a challenge, and something we wanted to do for ages.
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Higher-income people of most ages would pay lower premiums, on average.
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Toddlers, ages 1 to 13, should drink no more than 4 oz.
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No other identifying information such as names or ages was immediately released.
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Their ages range from 12 to 14 years old, Niles police said.
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