Every technology goes through an age of discovery and an age of implementation.
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We are in an age of wisdom, but also an age of foolishness.
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"Born in an age of deference, the Princess was to die in an age of egalitarianism," Brown writes.
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Is there an age range at which reading a diary is appropriate and an age when it becomes inappropriate?
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Theirs was a story of unconventional love in a traditional society, rebellious in an age of conformism, quiet in an age of simmering turmoil.
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It's an argument for focus in an age of distraction, but more than that, it's a convincing argument for focus in an age of distraction.
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The larger culture itself needs to be revived in four distinct ways: We need to be more communal in an age that's overly individualistic; we need to be more morally minded in an age that's overly utilitarian; we need to be more spiritually literate in an age that's overly materialistic; and we need to be more emotionally intelligent in an age that is overly cognitive.
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We live less in an "age of wonder" than we do in an age of anger, anxiety and fear; the age of the weaponized tweet and horrific push notification.
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In his blog post outlining his vision for the site, Gomila wrote: We live in an age of extreme niches, an age when validation and completeness is more important than notability.
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He also has defended the tobacco company R.J. Reynolds in an age discrimination case, Bloomberg in a pregnancy discrimination case, and the Washington Post in an age and race discrimination case.
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Sanjay Gupta on medical marijuana: We are in an age of wisdom, but also an age of foolishness (CNN)How Republicans learned to love a pot bill (Politico)Did I miss anything?
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Branding an age category might sound like a frivolous exercise.
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Stern then asked Trump if he has an age limit.
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It had been an age since they had walked there.
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"Oh wow, you do have an age difference," Kimmel replied.
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In an age of digital presentation, that shouldn't be possible.
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We live in an age when pets have unprecedented status.
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An age of peace, from the starting point of history.
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An age of mass technological unemployment is not upon us.
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We live in an age of reboots and cinematic universes.
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Vilsack is also in something of an age sweet spot.
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We live in an age of instant gratification, after all.
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He lived in an age of sandals and barefoot poverty.
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It's just an age though — your experience is what matters.
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But in an age of skyrocketing inequality, we haven't all
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We live in an age of a lot of Rachels.
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We're in an age where so much content is streamed.
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We live in an age of extraordinary surveillance and documentation.
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There is an age limit of 35 on amateur boxing.
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They should consider putting an age limit on professional boxing.
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"We're in an age of rapid customizable prototyping," Full said.
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It's the most emotional television you'll watch for an age.
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In an age of Brexit, Britain needs voices for internationalism.
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In an age of extremes she has remained resolutely centrist.
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Pluto presents a bit of an age conundrum this way.
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It was, Levin notes, an age of cohesion and consolidation.
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In an age defined by technological advance, that is odd.
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"We live in an age of rising seas," she wrote.
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We now live in an age of unprecedented scientific exploration.
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"Manus x Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology" — a.k.a.
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Should we start regulating relationships characterized by an age gap?
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Even in an age of bigness, it is a behemoth.
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In an age of appropriation debates, could he create one?
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We also live in an age — another one — of excommunication.
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"We are living in an age of fear," she writes.
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Vermont is an outlier with an age limit of 90.
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"Why wasn't there an age verification for ammunition?" asked Hart.
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As that wounded nation rebuilt, an age of entrepreneurs dawned.
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Ready or not, we are entering an age of adaptation.
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Sanofi has an age limit of 65 for its CEO.
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He's at an age where he knows what's going on.
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"This is an age of pornography and contempt," he said.
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So that's all true, an age of extraordinary league generosity.
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That is a remarkable achievement in an age of copying.
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Peak oil demand signals "a shift in paradigm: from an age of scarcity (or more accurately perceived scarcity) to an age of abundance, with potentially profound implications for oil markets", according to Dale and Fattouh.
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"I think the political risk is enormous," he told reporters, adding that in an age of fake news and "Russian troll factories," moves toward an age limit would be likely to explode on social media.
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"This is an age-old debate, typically conceptualized as "infantile amnesia.
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Theirs, like all birth control, will not have an age requirement.
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Certainly, an age old question, which is itself a popular adage.
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Hit Makers: The Science of Popularity in an Age of Distraction.
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Job security, economic security, border security in an age of terrorism.
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"Manus x Machina: Fashion In an Age of Technology" is … loose.
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In an age of seductive extremes, it remains reassuringly level-headed.
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The 20th century was an age of increasing democratisation as well.
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Commenters online weigh privacy versus security in an age of terrorism.
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It's a vital listen in an age of never-ending tumult.
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We are in an age of mass customization, fueled by technology.
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And we live in an age of a bunch of following.
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"We live in an age of mendacity and criminality," West said.
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So it's not an age thing, it's just a what's 29?
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But for us, it felt like it was taking an age.
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Because, essentially, the color filter also acts as an age-map.
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Because we are living in an age of unprecedented scientific exploration.
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We live in an age where the racial divide is growing.
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We live in an age when narratives really matter in politics.
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To digitize here would cost a fortune and take an age.
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Most websites ask for an age, but it's easy to lie.
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In an age of rebellion, it might even be considered rebellious.
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Are your kids at an age to be aware of fashion?
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In an age of awareness and acceptance, how will "Falsettos" resonate?
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It is an age I had hoped we had left behind.
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Read more: We're in an 'age of epidemics,' a scientist says.
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Bruni: Representative Harman, does the Democratic Party have an age crisis?
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We are at a tipping point in an age-old story.
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The Stone Technology has given rise to an age of misinformation.
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In an age of fluid gender identities — it feels, well, binary.
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True, we live in an age when stores seem like relics.
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And yet it is true: Ours is an age of crisis.
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In an age of amnesia, he knows and honors the past.
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How to conduct economic policy in an age of social collapse.
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Mr. Khader, the lawmaker who favors an age limit, is Muslim.
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In an age of national irresponsibility, cities represent a vital resource.
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A referral to a committee is an age-old procedural delay.
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How does The Times fact-check in an age of disinformation?
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But labor had entered into an age of givebacks and concessions.
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It's an age that leaves time for business and free time.
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Bernie Sanders, she doesn't have an age gap in her support.
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In an age that demands giant leadership, he's behaved utterly small.
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An age-old problem Carbon capture is not a new idea.
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American political history suggests that an age of renewal lies ahead.
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In an age when there are 1,500 names on the Vogue.
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We live in an age of leaks, for better or worse.
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Sanders's trouble could have come, in part, from an age gap.
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In an age of austerity, even routine operations are coming under strain.
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In an age of globalisation, this freedom and fluidity feels oddly remote.
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We agreed Anthony, too, deserved an age-appropriate room and a theme.
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Harrison writes, we entered an "age of juvenescence"—the cult of youth
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Absolutely, men don't have an age limit put on them at all.
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The development comes after Google finally relented in an age-old dispute.
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When pressed on an age, he drew the line at under four.
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It's an age old question: Can cutting pizza ever be truly equal?
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In an age of big data, small data still has a place.
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It's an age-old adage, but it's stuck around for a reason.
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In an age of anger and arrogance, we seek compassion and humanity.
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I think we're living in an age where truth itself gets questioned.
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Well there is a bit of an age difference between the two.
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A master of vulnerability, Giacometti offers solace in an age of doubt.
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In an age where we obsessively track everything, this feels utterly inevitable.
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Even though there was an age difference, music was the great leveler.
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We live in an age where even our mouse pads have specs.
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The UK also has an age requirement of 223 for gun ownership.
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We're in an age of women giving other women jobs and opportunities.
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We live in an age where data breaches have become the norm.
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So it's about people, it's not about a gender or an age.
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We are in an age of sex-positive entertainment, and it's brilliant.
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We live in an age of technology, and everything's constantly moving forward.
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We are living in an age of rising Islamophobia and anti-Semitism.
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Not like we're in an age of austerity or anything- Oh wait.
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This is an age of great enterprise, no time to think small.
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It's an interesting new wrinkle, mostly because it's an age-old story.
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Do you have an age in mind where you think you'll stop?
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In an age of political division and factionalism, the results are staggering.
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And like Jay Baer, they see it as an age of opportunity.
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To skeptics, it's a resurgence of superstition in an age of science.
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It's an age old truth that comes revisited, and it's not good.
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The 100-Year Life: Living and Working in an Age of Longevity.
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" Speaking about Cameron, McMillan said, "He is at an age of understanding.
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But in an age of polarized politics, this evolution was also inevitable.
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But we have now moved to an age of decentralization and fragmentation.
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Brady micromanages his life to play at an age when others retire.
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In the interim, he turned 20, an age of demarcation among quarterbacks.
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In an age of academic specialization, this is an epically ambitious book.
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We live in an age when it's considered sophisticated to be disenchanted.
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Eventually, they reach an age when they should sleep through the night.
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"I say millennial is a mindset not an age group," he said.
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"My kids would be at an age when they would remember it."
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Musial made the National League team by hitting an age-defying .2900.
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I think there's an age thing that you just have to acknowledge.
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That's not an age when people encourage you to look at death.
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The film's core theme concerns an age-old dance between feminine dichotomies.
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In an age of serial predators, maybe one woman's story shouldn't count.
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But the history of teenage tennis prodigies is an age-old story.
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The AHCA, as currently written, envisions transitioning to an age-based system.
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So in an age of actual terrorism, are you an art terrorist?
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Taste presents an age-old quandary: It is notoriously hard to define.
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In an age of drab bean counters, Miramax had moxie and mystique.
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We are a deeply divided family, living in an age of polarization.
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ARLES, France — We live in an age of anger, we are told.
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They face an age-old collective action problem, but they are smart.
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It is an unabashedly big stage in an age of small screens.
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This problem is exacerbated in an age of manipulative polarization and tribalization.
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How should universities preserve free speech in an age of impassioned conflict?
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Na'im had reached an age when the police began to notice him.
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But, even in an age of abundance, great songs are a rarity.
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He is also at an age when top Chinese officials typically retire.
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We cannot be excessively exuberant in an age of ongoing partisan turmoil.
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Now I am at an age in which I reread some books.
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My father and my grandfather grew up in an age of scarcity.
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FLORENCE, Italy — Consistency is a tough sell in an age of obsolescence.
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Even fancy old literary memoirs appeal in an age of pop confession.
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What's the point of a reviewer in an age when everyone reviews?
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What will happen in an age of Donald Trump and Nigel Farage?
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To file an age discrimination complaint, contact the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
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Now, I struggle with an age-old debacle: deciding what to eat.
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But concealment is impossible in an age of smartphones and social media.
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Judge Pillard countered that we live in an age of shifting realities.
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It's a good life lesson in an age of digitally mediated confusion.
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In an age of populist nationalism, it risks being a fool's errand.
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It's an age-old conflict — though not between "good" and "evil" exactly.
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In an age of peak Gucci-fication, the approach feels almost radical.
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Sadly, we are now in an age of righteous, zero-tolerance rage.
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Google's Play Store is giving an age-rating finger to Fleksy, a Gboard rival Do a search on Google's Play Store in Europe and you'll find the company's own Gboard app has an age rating of PEGI 3.
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It's an age when you can finally vote, legally purchase real estate, and get a tattoo without parental consent — and an age where, like astronauts readying themselves for launch, you might need some advice for the road ahead.
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Wood is 79 years old, an age at which enfeeblement is hardly rare.
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Our founding fathers did not put an age limit on the Second Amendment.
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We are shifting towards an age of companion robots and emotionally intelligent devices.
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While Witherspoon's boys have a bit of an age difference, they're pretty inseparable.
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The age of uncertainty will also be an age of self-reinforcing evils.
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This is an age when we think the more you're seen, the better.
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And this is an age in which it is worth considering unlikely outcomes.
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In an age when machines are gobbling low-skilled jobs, we'll need both.
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"It's an age at which they are on their first, second jobs," Realtor.
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Consideration should be given to an age after which swaddling should be discouraged.
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Image: Keio UniversityBlack holes are the strong, silent type—an age-old enigma.
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In an age of athleisure, Rohrback's Prancercise outfits are a sort of athluxe.
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Many of his readers have grown up in an age of relative optimism.
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The party was built for an age of monolithic, class-based political blocs.
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Inheritors of the Earth: How Nature is Thriving in an Age of Extinction.
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Is there an age where you'd you say most of this trauma happened?
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Inheritors of the Earth: How Nature Is Thriving in an Age of Extinction.
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"We're entering an age of post-colonialism," says a Christian cleric from Cairo.
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"Setting an age limit is not in our agenda right now," said Bhattarai.
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An age-progressed photo of Cayce McDaniel at 14 (left) to 33 (right)
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We are living in an age now where everyone expects a TED Talk.
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And at that time, I was at an age where punk was cool.
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Early spring was an age of innocence in the world of trolley memes.
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Right now, we're in an age where "sex positivity" is very en vogue.
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This is an age in which anything can happen, and does, and shall.
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Rosenthal focuses on the story of mesalamine, an age-old anti-inflammatory drug
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It's an age in which responsibility has come to mean only personal responsibility.
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Mr Moshenska depicts an age that sits between superstition and a scientific revolution.
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Yelp reviews of psychics apply a modern lens to an age-old practice.
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Lee is forty-six, an age that offers some advantages of its own.
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My 18-month-old's expressive language skills are at an age-appropriate minimum.
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The disfigured door of an age-old local mosque has also been repaired.
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In an age of polarization and vilification this may seem a lofty aspiration.
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Such modesty, but it is a critical part of an age-discrimination case.
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There's an age requirement, you must be 18 years or older to ride.
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Perhaps because we're in an age of easy image manipulation and social sharing.
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"That's an age when you really want to fit in," Mr. Quinn said.
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Big 5 Sporting Goods has an age minimum of 18 for gun purchases.
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This is critical in an age where labor is being curtailed through automation.
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The sense is widespread: We have entered an age of post-truth politics.
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A Good Appetite There's an age-old problem with roasting a whole turkey.
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This is, at least, a more technical solution to an age-old problem.
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" Recently heartbroken, Laing — approaching her mid-30s, "an age at which female aloneness . . .
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In an age of nationalist fervor and populist unrest, neither can succeed alone.
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An age every male should feel ashamed thrives still, as we all know.
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Certainly interesting stuff to consider in an age of linear low line kicks.
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It was a feel-good story in an age where negativity reigns supreme.
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But unlike muscle, there's an age cutoff by which bones can't grow larger.
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Another narrative is that we live in an age of rising economic inequality.
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It's clear we have transitioned to an age where workers expect more flexibility.
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It's like making a bet on beepers in an age of smart phones.
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Dad lived during an age when reporters and their subjects had overlapping lives.
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And in an age of gender fluidity, the word is hard to define.
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We live in an age of assault rifles, pipe bombs and bone saws.
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The president calls Biden "Sleepy Joe," which is maybe an age-related insult.
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Sports of The Times We live in an age of unbridled white id.
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"We're living in an age when crisis is followed by crisis," said Rep.
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One good method is to buy multiple bottles of an age-worthy wine.
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In an age of terrorism, threats are increasingly hard to detect and prevent.
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Frailty, an age-related physiological decline, particularly correlates with increased mortality and complications.
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Navy scraps an age-old penalty: A law that takes effect on Jan.
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We live in an age when fidget spinners can cost more than $16,000.
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"There is an age that does not know me," she said last week.
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Europe in the 18th century: the age of Enlightenment, an age of adultery.
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The art of the dinner party is indeed in an age of crisis.
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And they managed to undercut an age-old American scepticism of big business.
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The company has also launched an age-gated website that mimics the app.
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Europe in the 7th century: the age of Enlightenment, an age of adultery.
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Tension over how candidates raise their money is an age-old political issue.
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Not a place or an age I wished to be back then either.
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We each suspected an age difference, but this eight-year gulf surprised us.
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And hopefully we'll get to an age where sex isn't as important anymore.
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It is an unusual stipulation in an age where casting is increasingly colorblind.
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Obviously, we're all at an age where we've experienced this type of loss.
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Many individuals have an age at which they want to call it quits.
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"Ours is indeed an age of extremity," the writer Susan Sontag once observed.
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I love seeing a powerful Hollywood star fall for an age-appropriate woman.
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Partisan loyalty too often trumps political courage in an age of intense polarization.
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That allows the researchers to determine an age for what's under the deposits.
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The GOP has said it plans to move toward an age-based reimbursement.
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There's one chart that could cast doubt on an age-old market adage.
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"I hope there is an age limit," he said as the audience laughed.
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In an age of legislative dysfunction, whoever controls the courts controls the country.
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How can a court find fair jurors in an age of media overload?
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"Pretend" is a strong word, but we live in an age of delusion.
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This is an age-old battle in politics: How do you make progress?
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That had a lot of appeal in an age of nascent German nationalism.
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Luke Perry was a flesh-and-blood human whose passing forces us to face that we are now at an age where our teen idols' bodies give out -- which is, inconveniently, also an age where our bodies could do the same.
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In an age of superhero flicks and reboots, an Old Hollywood story is rare.
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The show has been criticized for glorifying violence in an age of mass shootings.
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But their relationship is complicated by both an age difference and a power differential.
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Cernan again, in his own words: We truly are in an age of challenge.
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Microsoft also launched an age-guessing website that failed miserably and subsequently went viral.
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"Billy, listen to me — 23 isn't a person yet, it's an age," he admonishes.
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And bringing back manufacturing jobs, in an age of automation and robotics, is impossible.
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"We're living in an age of massive advancement, unlike anything we've ever seen," Inside.
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It's an age where childcare options can be very expensive and of uneven quality.
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We live in an age of increased complexity, velocity and demand for multidisciplinary thinking.
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In the upcoming season of The Bachelor, there is a girl without an age.
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The practice of fasting is an age-old tradition in many societies and religions.
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Experts share advice on parenting, kids, and mindful tech in an age of distractions.
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We live in an age where the gravity pulls an artist into a product.
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But such collisions at sea are rare in an age of advanced navigational technology.
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In an age of profound relativism, he pursued an ongoing search for immutable values.
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But we are living in an age that glorifies the brain's autonomy, Jasanoff argues.
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The result was a rare competition success story in an age of corporate concentration.
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But still, I feel like my music doesn't have an age limit on it.
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The result was an unusually bare-bones message in an age of rich media.
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In an age of flashy, obscenely expensive art, it is easy to forget this.
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An age-old cliché holds that politicians look ahead only to the next election.
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It's rare to have this kind of uncertainty in an age of polarized politics.
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Does artfulness work in an age of search engine optimization and clickbait-killing algorithms?
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We are living in an age where there are more enablers than ever before.
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In an age of distraction, many Americans now get their news from social media .
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In an age of body positivity, God forbid anyone mention the dreaded word: calories.
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He set an age limit for his subjects of at least 100 years old.
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We live in an age where media outlets of all sizes are increasingly jittery.
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It could be something like an age difference or experience difference that is used.
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What is the purpose of a conference in an age of instant online collaboration?
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Valeant are learning an age-old market lesson the hard way, Ms. Morgenson writes.
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In an age of anxiety, that closed posture might have a shot at winning.
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"She's a strong woman in an age of strong women," Mr. Bruton summed up.
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But who needs that in an age of emails, text messages and FaceTime chats?
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In an age of noise, they offer the quiet many of us desperately desire.
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When they're on the ice together, no one notices an age difference, Dufter said.
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I was at an age where I didn't need the game given to me.
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It signals an age of retail augmentation, not retail obsolescence, as many have predicted.
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We live in an age of deep complicity — and not just the political sort.
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In an age of unyielding appetite for all things Trump, big news travels fast.
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Both are new spins on an age-old Vegas tradition dating back to Liberace.
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In an age of constant communication, the biggest stars are somehow struggling to connect.
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Harper is signed through age 38, an age at which Schmidt was still productive.
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The ball had been at de Jong's feet for what seemed like an age.
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It was a cold reminder that we live in an age of constant feedback.
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Two parties are in favor of an age limit and four will vote against.
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I'd grown up in an age of science, when facts and data reigned supreme.
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"My kids are at an age where they appreciate these moments now," Mickelson said.
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We are living in an age of unprecedented climate shift around women and power.
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That such tech could usher in an age of constant surveillance has many spooked.
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I cannot believe I turned an age on-camera … This was a total dream.
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Help reduce loneliness and isolation among older people and become an Age UK befriender.
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In an age of infinite innovation, why create what you think people will use?
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THE CLUB: Johnson, Boswell, and the Friends Who Shaped an Age, by Leo Damrosch.
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The storytelling reaffirms that less is more in an age when more is monotony.
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Kirk was a star in an age with few, if any, restrictions on behavior.
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Justin Bieber's wedding to Hailey Baldwin included an age-old tradition: the garter toss.
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We might succeed in making it an age of great economic growth as well.
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We seem to live in an age in which management holds all the cards.
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For liberals in an age of Trump, that might be a fair trade-off.
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That gave it an age of at least 43,900 years old, and possibly older.
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He has also reached an age where the odds are clearly stacked against him.
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But it lengthens in an age of relentless government surveillance and pitiless political publicity.
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Even in an age in which that word has lost almost all meaning. 6.
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It could also be an age of brilliant investigative journalism and renewed civic engagement.
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But in an age of warming, "normal" is a moving target for the Arctic.
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Whether gold matters anymore is questionable in an age of Bitcoin and digital payments.
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We are living in what appears to be an age of great culinary awakening.
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In an age of tattered luxury, he has also come to stand for independence.
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We like to think of ourselves as living in an age of unprecedented disruption.
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Such modesty is increasingly rare in an age of braggarts, experts, and self-promoters.
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Is there an age when, medically speaking, one should give up on getting pregnant?
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HTC, while not setting an age limit, warns against letting young children use the Vive.
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"Working from that young of an age is definitely a double-edged sword," Sprouse says.
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It allows users to anonymously connect with each other and lacks an age verification system.
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In an age of increasingly polarizing politics, Tester's 30-second spot didn't critique the president.
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The basis for this thinking extends to an age when car engines relied on carburetors.
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In an age of political correctness, he confesses that he feels emasculated by child care.
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A second, and related, dead idea is that we live in an age of entrepreneurialism.
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But an even greater impediment to his power is an age-old one: local authority.
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Digitization changed all that; we moved to an age where physical media only got simpler.
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KN: Um, so so that's how uh, an age rating is assigned to an app.
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The 2010s have been an age of conspiracy theories, many of them false and damaging.
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Having sex with children is wrong; that is why there is an age of consent.
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A song like, 'If You Wanna Touch Her, Ask!' takes on an age-old problem.
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We're lucky that we're living in an age where we can conceive in other ways.
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The Bachelor has an age problem — and it's that the show keeps bringing it up.
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"I don't think anybody needs to rein in anything because of an age," says Aniston.
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There is no trigger warning for the material, although YouTube does include an age restriction.
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Even in an age of e-commerce, people flock to malls like the Global Centre.
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Somehow, in an age of stretch fabrics and sneakers, this aspect of dress got lost.
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Here's everything we know about the outbreakWe're in an 'age of epidemics,' a scientist says.
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Right now, I have four books, and I do see an age progression in them.
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We're now in an age where photos of space, taken from space, are becoming commonplace.
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There shouldn't ever be an age limit to Trick or Treat,it's an ageless tradition!
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In an age where everything is being rebooted, could Gossip Girl receive the same treatment?
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Competition policy faces difficult questions in an age of superstar firms that dominate global markets.
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It's Wednesday, which means it's time to revisit an age old Game of Thrones theory.
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In an age bracket that identifies mostly as Democratic or Independent, this was long overdue.
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But I think it should be regulated like tobacco and alcohol, with an age limit.
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In 2017, we leave Alexander Hamilton behind and enter now an age of Thomas Jefferson.
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In an age where everybody's a spin doctor, we expect way too much from apologies.
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"We're living in an age where you can weaponize personal information against people," Darling said.
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In an age of declining viewership and ever more fragmented media, Trump is ratings gold.
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Perhaps. But we live in an age where people turn to the internet for everything.
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Doesn't look like China has an age or height restriction on their alpine slide courses.
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In an age of ubiquitous all-wheel drive, the M2 is rear-wheel drive only.
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What do we hold precious in an age that has become increasingly beholden to data?
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And, in an age when skateboarding is more popular than ever, that's no easy accolade.
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In an age of genuine mass politics, street violence became the leitmotiv of interwar Europe.
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It also shows the complex legal pitfalls and contradictions in an age of global communication.
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It was an age of Pentium processors, intel inside, and MB's (then GB's) of storage.
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She said she knew we were living in an age of social media–driven activism.
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But in an age of hyper-partisan spin and "fake news," it has become rare.
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The age of journalism for journalism's sake, an age I grew up in, is over.
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To an age by which, perhaps, we have picked up some wisdom and some courage.
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We are entering an age that might someday be referred to as, say, the Anthrocene.
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In an age of enormous inequality, these public lands are arguably our most democratic space.
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After all, we live in an age where inclusion onscreen extends to gender-bent roles.
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We're living in an age where payment can be received digitally and in an instant.
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Platts says that others may disagree, and may fix on an age, perhaps after 20153.
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He is 72, an age at which many great conductors are entering their golden years.
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But I've also learned [that] we live in an age when everyone fucking markets everything.
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In an age of boxing where we don't see fights between Saul "Canelo" Alvarez vs.
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Even in an age where optical mice rule the roost, mouse pads are still common.
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An age that is supposedly open and yet increasingly obscure or incomprehensible to non-specialists.
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I wondered, could Sehgal's art point to nonlinear aesthetics in an age of nonlinear war?
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"I'm hoping next year she'll be at an age where she can sit," Williams said.
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Rodriguez added that his two daughters are at an age where they find him embarrassing.
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There's never an age limit when it comes to fighting for what you believe in.
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Worse, why didn't I think I was pretty at an age when everyone is pretty?
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After a meeting with the N.R.A., Mr. Trump no longer advocated for an age increase.
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It's a redemption story that wouldn't have been possible in an age before social media.
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In an age of hidebound regression, moving forward becomes inseparable from looking backward and inward.
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Many of the policyholders are now 80 and older, an age when claims rise substantially.
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They were engaged in a matter of weeks, despite an age difference of 11 years.
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We live in an age when our political identities have merged with our other identities.
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"We're entering into an age of new puritanism," said Lias Saoudi, Fat White Family's frontman.
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Today, however, we live in an age of much greater sophistication, both medically and legally.
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"It's probably the only sport at the Olympics which has an age limit," Arnold said.
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It's an age-old debate, and one we don't intend to resolve here anytime soon.
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It is an age defining event that will have myriad consequences, both predictable and unforeseeable.
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It might be more accurate to say that we live in an age of protest.
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"It's probably the only sport at the Olympics which has an age limit," Arnold said.
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In an age when bigger fortunes are being made, the states' prize is getting richer.
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She turns 36 next month, an age when tennis players start hanging up their racquets.
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After all, even in an age of violent conflicts, harmony was what he understood best.
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Have we entered into an age of music where artists are afraid to alienate people?
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Baldessari flourished in an age when American artists were in a back-to-school mood.
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Like us, she must work to be mindful in an age of overconsumption and unoriginality.
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These leaders are rising in an age where technology can make their lives much easier.
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I&aposve somehow landed at an age where the financial responsibilities just keep rolling in.
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An age of anxiety has led to a desire to deepen our relationship with nature.
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But it also underscored an age divide when it comes to her pop culture relevance.
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Retweets were added to the platform in 83, which honestly feels like an age ago.
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Commitments to open borders have been outpaced by security challenges in an age of terrorism.
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So they are in an age where they can't chase me like they did before.
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OK. So I'm guessing you have very little memory of an age without the Internet.
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If there is an age when Kidz Bop is cool, I was never that age.
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It's an age-old proverb — and one Morgan Stanley says applies to the tech sector.
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" But the NRA resisted an age limit — publicly denouncing the proposal, meeting with Trump, and filing a lawsuit to block a new Florida law with an age limit — and Trump backpedaled, saying on Monday the idea lacked "political support" and he'd be "watching court cases.
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Some parents may question the value of manual work in an age of high-tech change.
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We live in an age when a toenail fungus remedy regularly advertises at the Super Bowl.
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But ... it felt like an age where I suddenly needed to become more of an adult.
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At 78, Chong says he's at an age when smoking wears on his body too much.
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His message of tolerance and humanity appeals in an age when political leaders preach communal division.
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Mourn over your pain I grew up in an age where boys didn't cry – over anything.
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In an age where information moves impossibly fast, I want to be on that leading edge.
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Jack: The desire to be a patron of the arts is an age-old human desire.
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I'm not a triathlete, but that seems unacceptable in an age of constantly updating smart devices.
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Such a lengthy delay occurred during an age that makes modern-day senatorial rhetoric appear tepid.
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It's an age-old question, and now we finally have a meme that has answered it.
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"We live in an age where, with enough breadcrumbs, it's possible to reidentify people," Torous says.
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Manus X Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology feted the strides between fashion and technology.
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And it is misleading to focus on bilateral imbalances in an age of global supply chains.
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And in an age of 24-hour media and celebrity, it is an increasingly hostile one.
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We live in an age of digital abundance, one that has devalued photos more than anything.
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The vast majority of examples feature an English teacher, an age gap, and a dramatic fallout.
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Fourth, it's a lot harder to do impeachment in an age of cynicism, exhaustion and distrust.
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We are in an age when people love to teach themselves new skills via YouTube video.
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In an age of phones and computers that you can't even open, this feels especially important.
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He's a leading man in an age when the definition of manhood has been completely overhauled.
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Going "full stack" versus employing a modular system is an age-old argument, especially in tech.
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Bilateral trade deficits do not mean much, especially in an age when supply chains are global.
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"Realize you can still be doing it at this kind of an age," she told GMA.
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Germany's vulnerability to trade disruption makes it a natural broker in an age of tariff wars.
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It has helped provide a sense of community in an age when families have been split.
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Of course, in an age of terrorism, the possibilities for a dramatic event always loom large.
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In an age where career ambitions make dating an afterthought, workplace romances are the ultimate convenience.
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There comes an age in every adolescent's life when food challenges are the Funnest. Thing. Ever.
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They venerate fair play, which is crucial to pub-quiz discipline in an age of smartphones.
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It is an age of looking at our strength and making sure that we utilize that.
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How could I introduce that sort of suspicion into her life at so young an age?
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Current citizens of a country do not have the right to change an age-old nationality.
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And we live in an age of instant gratification where mere activity is mistaken for progress.
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It's fair, I think, to say that we live in an age of hitherto unimagined selfishness.
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"It's not necessarily an age thing but it's more about miles on the clock," Wilander said.
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All rides will have an age limit of 13 years and above, when using the headsets.
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Heidi Klum adhered to an age-old adage -- when in France, do as the French do.
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"The laws of war don't set an age for combatants," Scharre points out in the book.
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In an age when fewer fans are watching entire games, it seems like a missed opportunity.
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Does it cover those whingeing on TripAdvisor that waiting staff took an age to serve tea?
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"I don't think anybody needs to rein in anything because of an age," she went on.
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Google is paying out $11 million to settle an age-discrimination case from 2015, Bloomberg reports.
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In an age of war memorials, so would a statue of Thomas Paine on Capitol Hill.
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Knight reminds us of an age when hitting a kid was the right way to discipline.
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"There's an age-old stereotypical notion that Asian-American people don't speak up," Mr. Wong said.
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"Privacy" means something very different in an age where anyone can look up anyone else online.
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YOU MAY ALSO LIKE Taste in an Age of Endless Choice By Tom Vanderbilt 305 pp.
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" Meanwhile, when it comes to content and storytelling, Tucker said we're entering an "age of personalization.
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It is an age of enlightenment and anger, of fear and frustration, of activism and alertness.
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Sliding down ropes is doable domestically and is an activity that doesn't have an age limit.
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Kim argued that 60 is as good an age as any to go back to school.
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In an age when political writers hid their identities behind pseudonyms, they admired his self-effacement.
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"He is getting to an age range where things have to happen for him," Jackson said.
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Today's article just seems like more of the same: new theories for an age-old condition.
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"We're living in an age of perfectionism, and perfection is the idea that kills," he writes.
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EVERY SONG EVER: Twenty Ways to Listen in an Age of Musical Plenty, by Ben Ratliff.
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Alas, that may be asking too much in an age of crash diets and instant abs.
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She is only psyched that our son shows such athletic proficiency at so young an age.
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He made his debut as a semi-professional at an age when others begin contemplating retirement.
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How VCs allocate their time is an age old question and the source of much curiosity.
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Karl was born in the Rhineland town of Trier in 1818, during an age of reaction.
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In an age of personalization, think about how you can take this to the next level.
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It offered a new opportunity for reinvention at an age where those chances can be elusive.
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THE LAND BETWEEN TWO RIVERS Writing in an Age of Refugees By Tom Sleigh 255 pp.
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It was one thing for Dick's Sporting Goods to set an age requirement for firearms sales.
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Her work updates the ancient art of embroidery, breathing fresh energy into an age-old handicraft.
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In an age when there's little you can't show on TV, where are the forbidden zones?
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In an age of somber suits, Mr. Toschi cut a distinctive figure with his clothing choices.
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In an age when so many visual artists are mixing mediums, biographers, too, are blurring boundaries.
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Maybe the world is not so small after all — even in an age of mass culture.
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Nonfiction THE POLITICS OF PETULANCE America in an Age of Immaturity By Alan Wolfe 210 pp.
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Women no longer live in an age where their financial data is their most valuable asset.
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In an age of cynics, he was, and on the evidence of "Memoirs" remains, an idealist.
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In an age of three-year contracts, he has been with the label for 17 years.
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We are living in an age when anti-Semitism is on the rise here at home.
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But, in an age of nativism and protectionism, other ways of seeing the world now predominate.
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There's also an age difference that makes the Britain of his youth utterly foreign to me.
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We are living in an age when kids are arguably less mature than they've ever been.
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Criteria and methodologyUnlike previous lists, Logistics Disruptors won't go by an age limit or an employer.
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It's unlikely to do better in an age of fentanyl mail-ordered over the dark web.
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There is a sense in which we live in an age of the monarchy as matriarchy.
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We live in an age of cursed things: cursed politics, cursed memes, cursed Beto Sex Tweet.
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In an age of endless and unnecessary reboots, this is one we can actually get behind.
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"I hope there's an age limit," Mr. Carter said to laughter at the event on Sept.
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Sudan developed an age-related infection on his back right leg last year, Ol Pejeta said.
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Shopping Guide In an age of mobile computing, the need for a desk isn't always obvious.
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But in an age of ever-present cameras, it's getting a lot harder to pull off.
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Rock-solid data security will be an ever increasing necessity in an age of interconnected devices.
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My soul still occupies an age in which the worst modern President was George W. Bush.
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I got to an age where it was time to do something fierce with my hair.
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It's a point-and-shoot camera in an age where they've seemingly been replaced by smartphones.
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Reciting poems is an age-old tradition in Iceland, dating to 9th-century Viking settlement days.
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But in an age when computing power is cheap, why can't we keep track of shares?
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In an age of radicalization through the internet and mass media, imagery and messaging are critical.
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Airbnb, too, resembles an age-old form of commerce, connecting property owners with short-term lodgers.
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In an age of 24/7 connectivity, most office folk spend hours on email every day.
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Even in an age of oddball TV experiments, there really is no place like "At Home."
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The movie's flashy cars and swooping furniture were throwbacks to an age of power, not impotence.
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His current rate for an age assessment is approximately $228 per examination, paid to his employer.
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The ESRB is responsible for providing an age rating for new games based on their content.
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To make her headpieces, Pfanenstiel, who operates Forme Millinery, employs an age old technique called blocking.
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An age gap of thirteen years was compounded by the physical distance between Vienna and Prague.
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Dlugos' poems need to be read for what they are, indispensable testimony of an age and time.
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After all, in an age where everyone seems to have a side hustle, why shouldn't a restaurant?
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And an age-old example of that ingenuity comes in the form of a simple beer can.
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For example, if you like to think of "European" as an age-old grouping, that's deeply wrong.
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In an age of skepticism and doubt, a child-like faith can take you a long way.
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In an age of short-termism, Jeff Bezos, Amazon's founder, prefers steady investment to drive future growth.
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Excerpted from People, Power, and Profits: Progressive Capitalism for an Age of Discontent by Joseph E. Stiglitz.
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LAMENTING the rise of inequality is one of the few growth industries in an age of stagnation.
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Maps and emails take forever to load, and WhatsApp messages take an age to manually type out.
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They also said there's an age divide even in their school: Freshman aren't on Facebook at all.
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You, Gen Z, are doomed to endure an age of wide-leg pants and oddly cropped shirts.
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This could have massive implications for markets as we enter an age without the quantitative easing medicine.
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Stone has said she loves the story because it's optimistic and innocent in an age of cynicism.
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In an age when artists struggle to make money from their music, those are serious boss moves.
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But weaving Bolga baskets is beyond continuing an age long tradition, it is also about creating jobs.
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Today, the dignified branch is adapting to an age of populism much better than the efficient branch.
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You're personally at an age where you're not yet bracketed as an older supermodel booking big campaigns.
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What's new: In an age of AI, deepfakes and doctored photographs, misinformation can subtly sculpt our memories.
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The iPhone ushered in an era of ubiquitous computing, yes, but also an age of ubiquitous publishing.
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But putting her on the cover of an age-themed issue means we have work to do.
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In an age where temptations and decisions pummel us at warp speed, it's become an empowering concept.
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In an age of despair, it's one way to remember what the internet was designed to do.
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In an age of radical transparency, who the president is inevitably spills over into how he's seen.
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Photos of a young ShyShy and an age-progression photo of what she might look like today.
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And O'Brien used the opportunity to answer an age old question: why are Batman and Superman fighting?
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For one thing, it offers a universal theory of change in an age of polarization and fracture.
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I'm going to pose an age-old question: Are pop stars just vocalists, or are they performers?
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Buyer beware is an age-old aphorism that rings all the more true in the internet era.
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In 1766 Catherine the Great (it was an age of Greats) hired Euler back to St Petersburg.
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I think we all would much prefer an age where we can create enough food for everyone.
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In an age where virtually all the aliens and elves are CGI, he might have seem outmoded.
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So she decided to have an age-appropriate conversation about menstruation with him right then and there.
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It is a striking phenomenon in an age when music is otherwise moving relentlessly toward digital platforms.
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It is a shift from Hamilton's model of centralization to an age of Jefferson and sovereign regions.
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Self-esteem is a constant negotiation, particularly at an age where kids differ in their physical development.
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"I became way too comfortable with risk at way too early of an age," Naimi tells me.
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Has the citizenry of the US actually become less informed in an age of seemingly unlimited information?
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West Coast states (California, Washington, and Oregon) saw an age increase of nearly two years since 2009.
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In an age of online misinformation and clickbait, how do you know whether a publication is trustworthy?
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An age at which kids are typically more into playing with glitter-art kits than imported handguns.
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In an age of hyper-partisan divide, ignoring a candidate's political affiliation can, at first, seem perplexing.
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The rules also strengthen a number of older policies and begin to establish an age rating system.
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In an age of climate change it was the world's first metropolis to confront such a fate.
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In an age of back-breaking manual labor, it's understandable how such disparity was cause for contempt.
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Postmodernism was in the air, and, in an age of cultural relativism, rental relativism fit right in.
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Their marriage was based on an age-old patriarchy, and they didn't see anything wrong with it.
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"NOS4A2" trying to do four stages of an age makeup that looks absolutely believable is very difficult.
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As Justice Ginsburg pointed out, other justices are nearing an age when retirement would not be surprising.
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But in an age of cheap internet boutiques and fast-fashion empires, this might not be enough.
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In an age of celebrity candidates, we find ourselves with an "apprentice" president utterly lacking relevant experience.
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It was an age of assassinations, civil unrest and unjust wars, but also a time of progression.
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He&aposs doing real comedy in an age where we don&apost have a lot of it.
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What is striking now, in an age of bloated genre-blending, is his lucid synthesis of extremes.
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SoulCycle might be a cult workout, but it's definitely not a cult workout with an age limit.
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In an age where the self is presented as more important than anything else, this feels poignant.
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In an age in which hacking has become commonplace, protecting companies from prying eyes has obvious appeal.
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Maybe it's an age thing or a time thing, but we don't really try it together anymore.
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The fastest growing category of tech for seniors is the monitoring of an age-old problem: falls.
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So how could he retire at an age at which most are just settling into their careers?
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At an age when most toddlers are still in diapers, Russell memorized the periodic table of elements.
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" "In an age of miraculous medicines," Bush boldly asserted, "no person should have to hear those words.
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In an age of streaming-TV bloat, "Homecoming" is five efficient hours, about 30 minutes per episode.
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Especially in an age in which civics is taught poorly (and, increasingly, rarely), people are politically suggestible.
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VICE Games: We live in an age where Internet browsers are available on most of our devices.
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In an age of desiccated puzzle-stories, "Maniac" puts emotion first, even at the risk of sentimentality.
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It was an appeal to love, Ms. Taymour said, in an age of anger (however well justified).
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At an age when many artists begin to slow down, they must balance the pressures of success.
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In an age of populism, to disapprove of the mass democratization of tourism is to risk elitism.
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But B.D.S. is a new name for an age-old strategy: demonizing and delegitimizing the Jewish people.
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How can an 8-year-old confront the neediness of our world in an age-appropriate way?
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This woman knew my mother when they were barely adults, before an age of Facebook and Instagram.
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But he is turning 65 later this year, an age when normal people traditionally think about retirement.
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For as rendered through the Son's perspective, a vision emerges of an age of paradoxically remote intimacy.
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In an age of combative politics, you have to be a fighter to be in the game.
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Parents have to talk with their children about guns and gun violence in an age-appropriate way.
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This year, Sanders isn't benefiting from quite the same age gap, though an age gap still exists.
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It's important that you don't dismiss their fears and speak to them at an age-appropriate level.
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It was an age-old story: Heavy-handed tactics may hold territory, but they lose the population.
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But reclaiming land from the ocean has its limits, particularly in an age of a warming planet.
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I wasn't sure what to expect, especially in an age when so much writing takes place onscreen.
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" There is a nationwide shortage of caregivers, even before an age wave described as a "silver tsunami.
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Interestingly, he says the ID he had made for Aaliyah did NOT have an age on it.
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Justice Ginsburg is an unlikely celebrity but then again, we live in an age full of those.
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THE ASSAULT ON INTELLIGENCE American National Security In An Age Of LiesBy Michael V. Hayden 257 pp.
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I'm lucky to live in an age where trans* people are represented and accessible through social media.
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The hack at Hollywood Presbyterian forced doctors to use pen and paper in an age of computerization.
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Barcelona's elimination, like that of Bayern, does not herald the dawn of an age of giants diminished.
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In an age of arduous travel, printing speeches was an excellent way to get ideas to voters.
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"Between mergers, consolidation, and digital disruption, it really does feel like an age of upheaval," Belloni said.
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At 24, I wasn't exactly at an age when a man should be concerned about his fertility.
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Most workers have an age in mind for when they would be willing to call it quits.
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An official offered conflicting accounts of an age for one of the children earlier in the day.
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In an age of constant and pervasive image creation, thinking critically about what we consume is vital.
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In an age of division, fragmentation and isolation, Royce is the philosopher we don't know we have.
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But in an age of climate change, we can't just hike up our Stubbies and move on.
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But possessing good aim in an age of faulty, smoky ammo and inaccurate weaponry helped even more.
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It imposes an age tax on millions of seniors: the older you are the more you pay.
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INHERITORS OF THE EARTH: How Nature Is Thriving in an Age of Extinction, by Chris D. Thomas.
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In an age of literalism and data, Driskell is driven by the possibilities of transformation and metaphor.
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Which is pretty handy in an age where most of us have to put pasta over partying.
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But in an age of oversharing on social media with carefully curated imagery, severing digital ties speaks volumes.
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During the tournament, the Spaniard celebrated his 31st birthday, an age by which many former greats have retired.
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Bright colours and flash designs also help us differentiate between manufacturers in an age of unprecedented TV coverage.
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"It was clearly a lack of communication in an age where it's very easy to communicate," Klartag said.
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The lawyers practice in an age where cell phone and body cameras have captured fatal encounters with police.
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Critics quickly swarmed the post, telling Simpson that she was "ruining" Maxi's hair at too young an age.
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There's definitely an age gap you wouldn't find in a class with intense running exercises like Barry's Bootcamp.
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Minorities being saved by white characters is an age old trope in film and it needs to die.
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In an age of social media and disinformation, that kind of adoption presumably happens faster than ever before.
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If the past year proves anything, coloring books don't have an age limit nor, it seems, a genre.
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That said, many clinics set an age limit of 55 on the women they will accept as patients.
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And he expressed confidence that would work, even in an age when split-ticket voting is increasingly rare.
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In an age of polarized parties and social media supporters, a loyal base matters more than broad support.
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The exhibit, "Manus x Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology," loosely covers the intersection of both industries.
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Image Credit: M. Ness & G. Stinson / MPIAEven five years ago, constructing an age map like this was impossible.
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The Financial Times recently likened them to "the Grand Tour of business education in an age of Airbnb".
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My theory is that most gamers hit an age where real life starts punching them in the face.
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I'm at an age now where I've loved, I've buried people I've loved and seen things come around.
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Chesley says corporations are slower to respond to massive change and that there will be an age issue.
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In an age when the majority of us are tethered to technology, let your smartphone be your guide.
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But it also feels like they're more of an age where they're trying to figure out their identities.
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And in an age of topic-changing sound bites, he is oddly determined to respond to every inquiry.
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In an age of asymmetric warfare against militias rather than states, the IDF produces few obvious military heroes.
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So it goes with Looking Glass, one of the more unnecessary sequels in an age of unnecessary sequels.
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"In an age of female empowerment, it is strange the emperor is an exception," Nikai said in August.
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We've entered an age where "do unto others" should be the new mantra for both companies and candidates.
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He is a true entertainer in an age when most politicians are condemned as anonymity in a suit.
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But in an age of atheism and intermarriage, what is that soul, and how best to protect it?
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But they are both making serious attempts to rethink the meaning of Conservatism in an age of populism.
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In an age of mass surveillance, this kind of capability has profound implications for all of our privacy.
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It is also — grocery stores hope — a practical solution for attracting customers in an age of fierce competition.
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We're also in an age where someone can swap out the moon for a moon emoji on Twitter.
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I'm sure there are many reasons, but I can't help but wonder if it's an age old problem.
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However, some posts are sporadically semi-obscured behind an age block, suggesting the content is OK for adults.
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The good news: Holmes is 32, which means this is, finally, an age-appropriate role for Jennifer Lawrence.
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It's an age-old question, that, as Al-Khalili explains, we may finally have the technology to answer.
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What role will the human race play in an age when artificial and superhuman intelligence roam the universe?
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Girls, in an age of reboots and rebrands, has always seemed ripe for the possibility of a spinoff.
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We live in an age when so many games, especially ones funded by big publishers, are slam dunks.
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We're living in an age of staggering wildlife loss due to human development, overfishing, deforestation, and climate change.
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This is one of the central questions of our time in an age increasingly driven by big data.
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But in an age when we have so perverted the concept of nutrition, it's worth stating the obvious.
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What are some of the challenges of entering treatment at an age when you can't even legally drink?
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And yet most GP practices are "artisan shopkeepers in an age of Amazon", according to one Whitehall official.
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Low interest rates are one reason why holding cash is still popular in an age of digital transactions.
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In an age when pubs, too, are struggling to stay open, they are a bastion against social atomisation.
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It was mostly OK, but there was a bit of an age gap between me and the couple.
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In an age-old tradition, many working criminals also turn to politics to protect and multiply their assets.
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In an age where a JPEG has almost as much value as the physical object, this is problematic.
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So perhaps rebounding from an historical nadir is to be expected, especially in an age of hyperpartisan engagement.
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In an age when conglomerates are dead, it is hard to see a company pivoting in this manner.
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It makes sense, too: In an age of progress, technology — in refereeing and almost anything else — equals credibility.
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He was born near Stuttgart in 05 and lived in an age of conflict and acute religious paranoia.
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It's ultimately congruent with an age-old adage on Wall Street: cut your losses as quickly as possible.
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The result is a company that makes an age-old product but operates like a tech start-up.
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Whether education should come before experience — or the other way around — is an age-old question (pun intended).
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We live in an age of rage, however, there remains a big difference between rage and a rampage.
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Also, in an age of more diverse kiddie-show casting, it's jarring that all five heroes are guys.
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In an age group where text messages are a primary form of communication, doorbells have been rendered unnecessary.
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" In an age of princes, dukes, nobles, and aristocrats of every sort, the Constitution prohibited "titles of nobility.
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We're in an age where, with what he's doing as his job, sometimes you don't get that luxury.
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Few countries are willing to risk outright conflict in an age where it could easily spark nuclear Armageddon.
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That view isn't well received by Americans, who are entering an age of Red Scares and witch hunts.
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Last April 55 percent of Democrats approved of her — an incredible statistic in an age of rampant partisanship.
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Our reptilian brains evolved to be hyper-alert to dangers, which was lifesaving in an age of pterodactyls.
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Of the wounded who reported an age, the oldest was 62 and the youngest 30, police records show.
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EVERY SONG EVER Twenty Ways to Listen in an Age of Musical Plenty By Ben Ratliff 259 pp.
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In many cultures, there is an age-old saying that wealth is made and lost in three generations.
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It was an age in which heartbreaking AFC losses were the worst a Browns fan had to fear.
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This year's theme for the fashion world's Oscars was Manus x Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology.
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In terms of professionally, I was at an age where mortality was not always that clear to me.
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We are living in an age where the color of your skin depicts the value of your life.
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Our son is of an age where he finds things even if we try desperately to hide them.
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The particular pathologies of politics in an age of rapid demographic and cultural change are serious and worrying.
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In an age in which our "on-platform" and "off-platform" selves converge, Hillsong offers something, well, holistic.
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From this doubled alienation sprang a baffled psyche: an aesthete traipsing nimbly through an age of brutal rupture.
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I'm increasingly drawn to audio as taking us back to an age when storytelling was an oral form.
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What significance, if any, would this loop I was making have in an age of inexpensive air travel?
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We're living in an age where the act of decluttering is exalted as a kind of spiritual exercise.
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They were at an age when "both of us had been attending lots of weddings," Ms. Markowitz said.
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More than that, it was also an age of astonishing literary fecundity and intellectual vitality, scarcely surpassed since.
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Here, she learned to quilt with her grandmother, practicing an age old folk tradition typical of the region.
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This is an age of cynicism, of limited hope, of valueless posturing, in which American interventionism is ridiculed.
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Lately, it had fallen vacant, a relic of an age when giant businesses commissioned whole skyscrapers for themselves.
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Even living in an age-segregated facility need not preclude a mutually profitable interaction between seniors and children.
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At the same time, it's far from clear that there really is an age ceiling on presidential politics.
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In an age defined by loneliness and dislocation, it's a lot to ask someone to turn that away.
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There Will Never Be an Age of Artificial Intimacy If We Silence Hate Speech, Will We Silence Resistance?
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I mean, we live in an age where people can steal anything, but people were still buying this?
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"Sometimes skaters get to an age and they start not liking it, so it's bye-bye," she said.
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With the practice comes an age-old Green Bay tradition: riding young fans' bikes to the practice field.
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Read more: Tom Brady explains his biggest secret to playing football at an age when everyone else retires
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Chris and I came up in an age where those male antihero shows were very good, very celebrated.
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In an age of ongoing digital transformation, cybercrime has quickly become today's fastest-growing form of criminal activity.
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It helps lenders decide who to loan money to, increasingly important in an age of booming corporate debt.
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Not a place or an age I wish to return to for longer than a flash of remembering.
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Tom Brady won a Super Bowl at 39, an age when most quarterbacks are retired or in decline.
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In an age of careful branding, restaurateurs put a lot of thought into choosing just the right name.
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"I'm of an age that whenever I get to a birthday the alternative is worse," Sandøe told me.
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" As the political scientist Thomas U. Berger put it, "We live in an age of apology and recrimination.
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In an age of conformity and populist hysteria, it creates a climate of skepticism and distrust of authority.
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In an age of constant distraction where boredom is easily gratified, maybe the solution isn't to gratify it.
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Thanks to social media, we're living in an age of spoilers, but some reality shows are working overtime.
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He's thirty-three years old—an age that, in the bridge world, counts as something like late adolescence.
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If users register for an account, they should be required to enter an age of 212 or older.
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You know, standard stuff for an age group that doesn&apost understand or care about flushing the toilet.
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Speaking at the Carter Center, the former President said he hopes "there's an age limit" to the job.
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Our aim is nothing less than to be a standard-bearer for truth in an age of disinformation.
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Despite fans confusing Grant for Dame Helen Mirren, they praised the actor for dating an "age-appropriate" person.
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Now, we're in an age of economic bias with little social mobility; making it big is increasingly unachievable.
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But does the other half of the story, which this is also an age of extraordinary elite hoarding.
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This week, two TV shows turned to an age-old device to zap new life into their stories.
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Dreiband defended R.J. Reynolds, America's second-largest tobacco company, in an age-discrimination case that started in 2015.
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In an age dominated by literalism and an insistence on facts, what can the imagination summon into words?
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Letter From the Editor It is an irresistible reduction to contrast the eras of our former and current president as absolute opposites: one, an age of progress for all of us who've felt or feel shut out from the vast tent that is our country; the other, an age of regress.
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The group has an age limit of 13 for its CEO and Brandicourt will be 65 in February 2021.
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It took Team Molecule's Davee, Proxima, xyz, and Yifanlu an age to get HENkaku to where it is today.
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And that's especially true today, in an age of parity where it feels like we're all just flipping coins.
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We live in an age where we run our own media.. no third party has control over our narratives.
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His appointment would require changes to bylaws that set an age limit of 240 for Monte dei Paschi executives.
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That core disappearing picture concept still resonates in an age when so much social media is curated and polished.
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He was at an age where I felt like he was – in a way – going to need me more.
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IN AN age of widening inequality, Walter Scheidel believes he has cracked the code on how to overcome it.
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In an age when revolutionary leaps in science still confront persistent prejudices, it's a conversation that will likely continue.
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At an age when most journalists are contemplating retirement, she moved to Beijing to open the Daily Telegraph bureau.
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In an age when social media increasingly is blamed for generating envy and inauthenticity, Vine was about pure entertainment.
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In the master suite, the couple quibbles over an age-old dispute: whose side of the bed is whose.
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The company also developed an age-enhanced image of how he might look today, police said in a statement.
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WHAT does it take for an American industrial champion to succeed in an age of globalisation and impatient investors?
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After all, we're in an age when everyone should be free to wear what they want, regardless of gender.
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They sort of they fill out these questionnaires on their own, and they get automatically assigned an age rating.
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The new report acknowledges that we're increasingly living in an age when deepfakes can seriously disrupt the political landscape.
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However, this is an age of equality and the BBC is an organisation that prides itself on its values.
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But this particular moment signals a broader truth about the nature of politics in an age of social media.
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Primarily, though, European politicians are turning to doorstep campaigning to boost trust and interest in an age of disenchantment.
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When pressed on an age, he drew the line at under four, which Gawker later called a "flip" reference.
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If the experiment is deemed successful, we may soon be living in an age with fewer browsing headaches.[Engadget]
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In an age of corruption anxiety, however, laissez-faire often means that companies themselves get to set the rules.
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Sure, I'm at an age where I should be well beyond obsessing over a barely-grown-up celebrity couple.
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In an age when our president dismisses "shithole countries" and black (and brown) lives are disregarded, I say no.
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L'Oréal has an "Age Perfect Cell Renewal Rosy Tone Moisturizer" that contains a mild acid and common moisturizing ingredients.
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We are so used to taking for granted that liberalism is an age-old and venerable Anglo-American tradition.
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They have a bad rep from an age-old and completely upside-down debate about "command-and-control" policy.
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I've been able to hide my dyslexia for decades simply because I live in an age of technological wonders.
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Ben Ratliff highlights in his book Every Song Ever: Twenty Ways to Listen in an Age of Musical Plenty.
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What does it mean to be "queer" in an age where transgender people disrupt the very notion of gender?
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This film is an examination of the perils and duties of the free press in an age of inequality.
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A nurse found Stancil suspicious and discovered an age progression photo of her after searching online for missing people.
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I'm still of an age that says you make a really great record and then you put it out.
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Even more horrific, we appear to be getting worse at driving during an age of evermore distracting digital devices.
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We're now in an age where cameras are frequently wielded as the last, safest line of defense for onlookers.
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Pensioners' higher tax bill appears to be frustrating an age group with which he has done well so far.
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These trees can be as tall as 250 feet, and live to an age of more than 1,000 years.
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Kakehashi's most recent book, An Age Without Samples: Originality and Creativity in the Digital World, was released in January.
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It exposes a tax system that is 220 years out of date and obsolete in an age of globalisation.
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And in an age of trigger warnings and no-platforming, you have to ask: How offensive is too offensive?
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" We are living in an age where if you say, "I love Western culture!" people shout back "What culture?
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They're at an age where you can still look over their shoulder, and correct bad behavior as it arises.
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"I'm of an age where I remember us before we went into the EU," said Andy Dunn, from Wolverhampton.
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The Tacoma still lives in an age before the Toyota allowed Apple's convenient CarPlay technology into its systems, too.
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Leonardo DiCaprio has offered his take on an age-old Titanic question related to his character Jack Dawson's death.
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It's an age-old story, but I was suffocating and when I found a way out, I took it.
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How often do you really need to plug something into your laptop in an age of Airdrop and Dropbox?
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We live in an age of endless comic book movies, but it didn't always used to be that way.
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Easy for them to say—both groups tended to answer with an age that was higher than their own.
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What are some of the unique challenges about entering treatment at an age when you can't even legally drink?
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And so the panel wants every state to require anyone riding a bicycle to wear an age-appropriate helmet.
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There's also an age gap on the issue that has dominated Democratic divisions dating back to the 2016 primary.
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The Parkland students only know post-9/11 America, an age that has also seen increasingly deadly mass shootings.
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In an age when false facts, mythology and misinformation can be lethal, health-care providers are allies, not enemies.
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Finding the right tools to predict the success of a candidate can be challenging in an age of information.
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It is an age-old story, the animating force of every bildungsroman and fantasy novel: how one becomes oneself.
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We live in an age in which there is an "ism" for everything: communism, fascism, Nazism, totalitarianism, nationalism, etc.
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The myth of the young entrepreneur is an age-old image, but perhaps one whose number is finally up.
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Read more: Here is what Tom Brady eats to stay in peak condition at an age most players retire
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It must have seemed perfect for an age where millions will watch a watermelon being squeezed with elastic bands.
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Even in an age of financial excess, paying players to play for potential rivals is a bridge too far.
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Introducing an age-dependent income tax allowance for those under 30 is one option that has also been discussed.
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Smelling opportunity, Purdue employed an age-old strategy drug manufacturers use to block competition and keep their prices high.
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The abundant keys suggest an age-old yearning for freedom and release, but also lost homes and forgotten histories.
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These patients were compared with an age and sex-matched control group of 555 patients from the emergency department.
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"I'm at an age where I don't want to have to try to earn it all back," he continued.
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It seems like an innocent piece of software, if limited to people of an age with fairly open schedules.
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Tomas Posker, the chief executive of Oscar Senior, is also on a mission to offer an age-friendly app.
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In an age when we're finally getting complex representations of trans people on TV, this is a step backward.
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This is an age-old tendency, and this is exactly why there is a constitutional limit imposed on power.
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Somehow, in an age of internet shopping and comparison sites, these phone calls still work, otherwise companies wouldn't bother.
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It's an age-old debate, and the resulting paper from Queen's University in Ontario, Canada, seeks to settle it.
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During a press briefing Tuesday, reporters repeatedly asked for an age breakdown of the children who have been taken.
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This is a story of an age of privation and separation, in which homes are lost and families riven.
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I've reached an age where I find questions like "Do you almost always wear a seatbelt?" relevant and bracing.
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These were people who grew up in an age of anxiety, of self-probing psychoanalysis and rising divorce rates.
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Perhaps the most consequential case involves fundamental principles of privacy in an age when cellphones record our every move.
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But that is perhaps an outdated conception of work in an age when the media message is the métier.
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We know that even within an age group, some people are more likely to get severe disease than others.
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In an age where processed food is in decline, one might imagine that canned cranberry sauce would be struggling.
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In an age before the internet and cheap international travel, maybe moving to Reading did seem like starting again.
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"Why in Merlin's saggy balls have an age restriction?" one angry adult muggle wrote on the Facebook event's page.
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It turns out, this is an age-old problem — even Socrates and Plato talked about it 2,500 years ago.
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In an age when church attendance is down nationally, Pastor Busiek said he has decided to embrace the situation.
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Parading the accused and the condemned before the citizenry is an age-old tactic used by those holding power.
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The successful flight of that craft, SpaceShipOne, was heralded as the start of an age of commercial human spaceflight.
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Josie Lamar is an actor and she's 41, an age when things can go south for women in Hollywood.
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The agency said this is an "age-old" problem that affects all railroads in the Northeast in the fall.
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Ms. Chasnoff said that each film was intended to be a catalyst for discussion in an age-appropriate curriculum.
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And in an age where people's lives are becoming increasingly digitized and secluded, community is all the more important.
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How might you reorganize a universal museum for the 21st century, an age of migration and of perpetual exchange?
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Given the amount of adult humor, Byte's lack of an age-gate and the app's 12+ rating was concerning.
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Nazario, who also lives in New York City, kept the clothing timeless ("It's an age-old tale," he says).
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Industrial wealth would be distributed as a universal basic income, and an age of leisure and vitality would follow.
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New York (1905), an infamous decision from an age when the Supreme Court routinely struck down progressive labor legislation.
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A NATION WITHOUT BORDERSThe United States and Its World in an Age of Civil Wars, 1830-193By Steven HahnIllustrated.
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All are trying to solve an age-old problem with new technologies that experts say are still mostly unproven.
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"We're in an age where anything can happen," said Mr. Barbee, who leads a community of about 4,600 people.
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In an age when most people lived and died where they were born, some figuratively traveled to the moon.
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Single-payer in Great Britain allows people to die over an age threshold even though they could be saved.
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It was an age of warfare against the Turks, full of the tensions between the Muslim and Western worlds.
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University of Michigan researcher Julia R. Lippman conducted a study to answer an age-old question: creepy or romantic?
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We live in an age that is losing the capacity to distinguish art from ideology and artists from politics.
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In an age where we have Beyoncé headlining Coachella, do you think those all-female spaces are still needed?
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In an age when the political lie is being weaponized to increasing effect, it's an oversight Congress should redress.
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At an age when many rock stars are long since retired, Springsteen routinely keeps rocking late into the night.
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In an age of hyper-partisanship, Americans increasingly get their news from sites that align with their political beliefs.
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We are in an age defined by the Army War College as VUCA, or volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous.
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CNN: In an age where it seems like political candidates can survive almost anything, are there any unquestionable dealbreakers?
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As the Taylor Swift song goes, it was the end of a decade, but the start of an age.
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Confronting an age of unreason There's no question that partisan media has driven the polarization that's afflicting our nation.
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Objects can provide these kids with a source of comfort and an age-appropriate way to explore being human.
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In an age of near-universal craft-cocktail excellence, they are mediocre, pricey, and boldly unsubtle, served in acrylic.
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But the endeavor, like sharing photographs and shopping, has gained form and focus in an age of digital connection.
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" One of Murrow's more memorable quotes was, "We will not be driven by fear into an age of unreason.
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In an age of partisan vitriol, it's easy to see the appeal of this adults-in-the-room vision.
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In an age of Brexit and Donald Trump, any discussion of "negotiating" among "interests" sounds like an anodyne fantasy.
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This leads us to an age-old sports question: How much should collective success factor into an individual award?
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In the copper case, Vestager said rolled copper would become even more important in an age of electrical vehicles.
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There can be no impossibly rare 12-inch to brag about in an age of YouTube, Discogs and Shazam.
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The group has an age limit of 65 for its CEO and Brandicourt will be 65 in February 2021.
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In an age of computers, Photoshop, digital images, and CGI, Belson did everything in analog and often in camera.
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WHEN it comes to inflation, the Federal Reserve sometimes resembles a child freshly emerged from an age-inappropriate horror film.
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There's an age-old problem to watch out for: Predictions derived from science can be used for really silly ends.
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Upon further review, YouTube reinstated Shirrako's channel, leaving all the videos intact, but applying an age restriction to the footage.
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But in summary, the NISQ era is simply an age where clunky quantum computers do things that classical computers can't.
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It's an age-old cliche, but there are times in life when people need a literal shoulder to cry on.
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Later, at the reception, I asked her whether disguises could even be effective in an age of advanced face recognition.
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In an age of internet transparency, it's reasonable to wonder what kind of information others can dig up about you.
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In an age when everyone's phone has a camera, why do we still rely on sketch artists to document trials?
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In an age of nonstop breaches and hacks, getting a handle on your own digital security matters more than ever.
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Under an age-based subsidy system, older, wealthy people would get purchasing assistance, even though they wouldn't necessarily need it.
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Threatening kids with their Christmas gifts in an attempt to get them to behave is an age-old holiday tradition.
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The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children features an age-progressed photo of what Myra might look like today.
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It may not be on the table right now, but in an age of reboots, we can never say never.
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In an age where masculinity, especially black masculinity, is being discussed and disassembled ad nauseam, Moonlight is a healthy respite.
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In an age where masculinity, especially black masculinity, is being discussed and disassembled ad nauseam, Moonlight is a healthy respite.
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But they've always played them, even back in an age when, the evidence suggests, our ancestors actually worshipped with boardgames.
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It sure does feel like an age since Michelle Wolf roasted Sarah Huckabee Sanders at the White House Correspondents' dinner.
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More than that, though, in an age of suffocating social media ubiquity, Betchart's process, and his presence, offers a reprieve.
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"Jokingly, she would say I'd certainly been single long enough because there was an age difference between us," he said.
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In an age when humour tends to be more nuanced and ironic, Mr Simon's polished punchlines can feel somewhat dated.
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In an age when hopping into a stranger's car no longer raises much concern, why would hopping onto a boat?
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In an age where many celebrities don't want to do anything away from the public eye, Prince avoided the spotlight.
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It's an age-old question: If you had to choose between more time and more money, what would it be?
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Phoebe, who is now three-and-a-half, is already at an age where she's asking where her mommy is.
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That makes sense from an age perspective, with younger retirees still willing and (physically) able enough to seek continued employed.
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That afternoon we pressed on northwest from Sossusvlei toward the Atlantic coast — but first, an age-old rite of passage.
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Those priorities have grown ever harder to sustain in an age of stagnant working-class wages and widening income inequality.
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Even if some innovations flopped—cheerleaders were quietly scrapped—the new league heralded an age of transformation in English football.
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It's an age when many people begin to confront the consequences of big financial choices made earlier in their lives.
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"We always said — and Kenzo Takada also mentioned — it's not about an age, it's really about a spirit," Leon explained.
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Dan talks with Axios Markets editor Dion Rabouin about America's rising economic anxiety in an age of strong economic data.
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In an age where mass recognition is possible through one successful tune or EP, he represents a slow-burning alternative.
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"We're out here LIVING while most of y'all are still bothered by an age gap," the model captioned her selfie.
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The succession of Nicholas I in that year was followed by the Decembrist uprising and then an age of repression.
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Now, we're in an age of information where anyone with a smartphone can pull it out and grab the truth.
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In an age of plentiful unicorns, there seems to be only one (Convoy) founded by Amazon vets near the mothership.
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In an age where oversharing is common, expected even, Bey's mysteriousness is just as admirable as her body of work.
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This is an increasingly difficult thing to achieve in an age of streaming and among a plethora of new franchises.
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No. We live in an age where the president of the United States says neo-Nazis are very fine people.
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In an age when the privileged have adopted minimalism, these holiday shoppers have been called out for embracing American excess.
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But in an age when a regular, unfiltered, unstaged photo is considered faux pas, a bad photo is simply inexcusable.
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LONDON, March 13 (IFR) - Debt veteran banker Colin Withers has filed an age discrimination claim against his former employer, ING.
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It marked the beginning of an age in which "packaging" a political candidate became a normal part of political campaigning.
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Movies about Uber are apparently like buses — you wait an age for one and then two turn up at once.
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I bought that Fire HDX (and the Nexus 7 it replaced) in an age where I used a tiny phone.
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"This was an age-old and classic tale of quid-pro-quo corruption," Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara told reporters.
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It's imperative for the news media to do better, especially in an age when fake news and distrust are rampant.
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The largest kingdom at the end of an age, a period of time that lasts roughly 10-12 weeks, wins.
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Rather, I think what Frostpunk is nostalgic for is industry and labor in an age of mechanical and analog technology.
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Add to the mix, concern over religious extremism in an age of increasing radicalization that can transform people within months.
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In an age of steel and concrete, the pagoda is a reminder of wood's long history as a construction material.
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At 40 years old -- an age when other athletes are retired or considering it -- Brady is playing at his best.
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We live in an age where it's so biologically framed, and based on the brain and dysfunction of the brain.
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Assigning an age for the specimens also proved challenging, according to Katerina Harvati, the lead author of the new study.
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Fortitude or not, some legal scholars say there should be term limits or an age cap for Supreme Court justices.
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Senior managers have been sacked, and even the CEO stepped down, a rarity in an age of fleeting corporate accountability.
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Yes, in an age of rampant piracy when nude bodies are a Google search away, people still pay for porn.
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In an age of smartphones and Apple Watches, the mechanical timepieces Dr. Cheong collects are, practically speaking, no longer necessary.
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It would help restore some of the high court's flagging prestige, setting it apart in an age of institutional disenchantment.
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In an age when policing is under intense scrutiny, new training programs for officers are showing up across the country.
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And, in an age when Soylent is an established Silicon Valley staple, he doesn't hesitate to call himself a foodie.
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In an age of sleek, minimalist web design, PACER is a clunky and nonintuitive portal into the courts' inner workings.
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This creates inefficiencies and inconvenience for customers and businesses that expect better in an age when technology makes everything faster.
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IN an age of social media, it is easy to forget about old-fashioned presidential campaign memorabilia: posters, fliers, advertisements.
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Her interpretation of the theme [Manus x Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology] was very different than other people's.
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We live in an age where a cell phone video can dramatically change public opinion and our national character overnight.
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He was eight then, an age when you're supposed to understand what it means to die, but he kept asking.
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So no real surprise, then, in an age of Freddie Kruger and Michael Myers, that it soon spawned a sequel.
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Similarly, we are now entering an age where AI technology will be a major new force in the digital revolution.
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Thanks to Gabe and Matt for striving for perfection in an age where most people can no longer recognize it.
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He grew up in an age where talent was spread around the league and each team had a fixed hierarchy.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Rap songs about getting rich are an age-old, time-honored art form.
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In an age when everything is re-packaged for the internet, from taxi-cabs to healthcare, why not the occult?
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In an age when religion and philosophy are on the wane, social science has stepped in to fill a void.
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In an age of growing economic inequality, the well-off have been able to seclude themselves away from the impoverished.
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But how to handle such an opera in a #MeToo context and in an age of tense East-West affairs?
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IT'S BETTER THAN IT LOOKS Reasons for Optimism in an Age of Fear By Gregg Easterbrook 2000 pp. PublicAffairs. $21960.
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"We don't have an age limit," said Susan Jacobs, vice president for human resources and administration with Newport News Shipbuilding.
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In an age when democracy is threatened by online polarisation and institution-flouting populists, these festivals offer something to cheer.
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In an age of inkily-lit cable dramas, this is the rare series where the nighttime palette actually makes sense.
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In an age of security and terror fears, it's really stunning that this continues to happen at major sporting events.
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