In search of a baby boom The one-child policy was introduced in 22015 when the government feared a rapid increase in population size after the baby boom of the 22000s and 1960s.
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The unexpected baby boom has spread joy around the hospital.
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There's a baby boom happening through the entire Hills family.
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Baby boom Ever wanted to see a planet being born?
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There will be a Christmastime and New Year's baby boom.
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The peak of the baby boom is nearing retirement age.
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Only sub-Saharan Africa will still be having a baby boom.
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The baby boom generation is already woefully ill-prepared for retirement.
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The worldwide zoo baby boom had a surprise arrival on Monday.
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Between the Kardashian baby boom, and the multiple pregnant Mamma Mia!
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Keeping up with the Ks A baby boom or sibling rivalry?
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Vibrant and capable, she got her blue-ribbon baby boom brood.
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The effects of this accumulated as the baby boom generation aged.
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The baby boom generation never had to land on Anzio Beach.
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That's largely because of the retirement of the baby boom generation.
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This hints at a "baby boom in star formation," Heck said.
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A happy coincidence There's a baby boom in an Arizona hospital.
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" Kris also called the current KarJenner baby boom "such an exciting time.
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After 52 years of guerrilla warfare, peace has fueled a baby boom.
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The oldest of the baby-boom generation began to retire in 323.
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Mine was the first year of the notorious American baby boom, 1946.
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The elderly population mushrooms because of the retirement of the baby boom.
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"Oh, my goodness, it never ends!" she jokes of the KarJenner baby boom.
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There is good reason for the world to worry about Africa's baby boom.
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Kourtney's surprise announcement comes right on the heels of a Kardashian baby boom.
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His new policies, though, are unlikely to give birth to a baby boom.
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Apparently the answer to that question is yes, based on the baby boom.
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As of last week, it seemed like the baby boom had died down.
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The legacy of the baby boom generation will be these intractable culture wars.
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Matt Moore said of the baby boom to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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Tanner, like Dylan and Scorsese, was born slightly ahead of the baby boom.
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That decline is partly because of the aging of the baby boom generation.
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Still, Teel adds, their coworkers have been helpful and excited about the baby boom.
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There's a baby boom in Ohio and the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo couldn't be happier.
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As the baby-boom generation enters retirement, a demographic counterweight will come in handy.
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However, the birds have just produced what could be a life-changing baby boom.
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I'm part of the second baby boom, and competition for jobs was intense then.
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The shift reflects the aging of the baby boom population and declining fertility rates.
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During the baby boom, the suburbs gave families safe places to raise their kids.
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Women's cross-country skiing experienced something of a baby boom about two years ago.
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It's about the Baby Boom, prosperity and escaping the "crime and congestion" of cities.
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Trump was born in the first year of the baby boom, according to Pew.
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The baby-boom generation has moved steadily toward retirement over the last two decades.
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The hospital announced its baby boom Monday on social media and congratulated the mothers.
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Now, the baby boom is retiring and the proportion of women working is stable.
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The very large baby boom cohort is aging out of its prime working years.
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As we enter spring, we are greeted with beautiful blooms and a zoo baby boom.
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Sunday's episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians was all about the family's baby boom.
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The onset of the recession coincided with the first retirements of the baby-boom generation.
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But Ronco said the baby boom isn't anything out of the ordinary for the hospital.
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The Muslim baby boom will be largely dictated by regional trends in age and fertility.
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Many members of Generation X and the baby-boom generation were attracted to this idea.
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But the miracle was driven mainly by the postwar baby boom, which ended years ago.
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During the baby boom years, America launched a second wave of major children's book prizes.
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In the 217s, the middle of the baby boom, growth averaged 239.3 percent each year.
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The postwar world grew accustomed to the rapid growth made possible by the baby boom.
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And they would come just as America faces the costs of its aging baby-boom generation.
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While America's baby boom ended in the early 1960s, Latin America's birth rate fell more gradually.
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That hasn't stopped DeGeneres from poking fun at the KarJenner baby boom on her daytime show.
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A Duggar baby boom is definitely in full swing — but that doesn't include Jessa (Duggar) Seewald.
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But food production—never mind the wider economy—is not keeping up with the baby boom.
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This can be hard to do in high kitten season, especially with this year's baby boom.
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The supply demand imbalance is only likely to grow worse as the baby boom generation retires.
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The long-term electoral shift from the baby boom and older generations toward millennials is unmistakable.
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The baby boom generation is now reaching retirement age at a rate of about 85033,000 daily.
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This legacy has been built in large part by the efforts of the baby boom generation.
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Retirements in the baby boom generation are also playing a role in keeping wage gains modest.
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With the needs of the baby boom generation expanding, it will double in cost by 2028.
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The Baby Boom started at the same time, causing many families to outgrow their city apartments.
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This has added to the baby boom seen now in countries such as Nigeria, Kaufmann said.
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When the Greatest Generation had kids during the baby boom of the 1950s, prosperity was high.
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A big part of that is demographic change, as the baby boom generation hits retirement age.
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Kamala Harris of California, who was born in 1964, the last year of the baby boom.
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Virtually all families can now have two children, but the anticipated baby boom did not materialize.
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It&aposs not just the growing number of beneficiaries with the baby boom generation moving into retirement.
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The close family insider tells PEOPLE that the family baby boom is welcome news for Kardashian West.
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The rest is still unwritten… but there seems to be a baby boom among The Hills cast.
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And it will soon have a prototype, a one-third-scale aircraft that it calls Baby Boom.
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In time the policy is likely to be scrapped altogether, but no one expects a baby boom.
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That hasn't stopped DeGeneres from poking fun at the KarJenner baby boom on her daytime show, though.
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"The entire Baby Boom population alive today had the #Measles as kids," Darla Shine wrote on Twitter.
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With the large baby-boom generation now retiring en masse, the labor force is growing more slowly.
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Once parents adopted this technique, it became possible to wean babies faster, leading to a baby boom.
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The business appeal is simple: A baby boom-propelled surge in government health care spending is coming.
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In the 1960s, the Beetle was a small-is-beautiful icon of the postwar Baby Boom generation.
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The camps saw a minor baby boom, and some FARC members reintegrated into society with their families.
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In the 1960s, the Beetle was a small-is-beautiful icon of the postwar baby boom generation.
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A recent baby boom had led to another expansion, which displaced the H.R. department to a trailer.
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The first prototype of the craft, dubbed "Baby Boom," is expected to be ready for flight next year.
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So, they've come up with a phrase — "ok boomer," referring to the Baby Boom generation — to dismiss them.
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All being well, Baby Boom will take to the air early next year and fly at Mach 2.2.
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The US fertility rate has been in a steady decline since the post-World War II baby boom.
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As the baby boom reached its peak in the '60s, families moved to larger homes in the suburbs.
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The plane isn't built yet but testing will take place on a smaller "Baby Boom" plane next year.
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The dangerous trends are the growth in costs related to health care and a retiring baby boom generation.
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Thanks to the postwar baby boom, 90 million Americans — almost half the population — were under 23 years old.
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Fertility has dropped since the baby boom of the late 1940s to mid-1960s, and has plunged recently.
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The last time we cut immigration, in the 1920s, we were in the middle of a baby boom.
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The baby boom has gone bust, and the best any nation can do is contain the economic damage.
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But it is not only Americans at the tail end of the baby boom who are dying too soon.
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Attention, those who are Keeping Up with the Kardashians and their recent baby boom: Kourtney Kardashian is not pregnant.
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Certain surges in baby deliveries - like the September baby boom nine months after December 25 - have long been documented.
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The Baby Boom generation has tilted the GOP older, while Millennials are helping to minimize aging among the Democrats.
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From more stars gone way too soon, to the Bachelorette baby boom – here's what you missed in celebrity headlines.
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Meanwhile the workforce is shrinking as an especially pronounced post-war baby boom and subsequent bust takes its toll.
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The baby boom generation, those currently between the ages of 2202 and 2628, are 28500 percent non-Hispanic white.
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"Because they have milk and cereal products to wean these babies, this led to a baby boom," Dunne said.
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The list goes on and on, but with one common denominator: the baby boom generation has changed America fundamentally.
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Specifically in Baby Boom, it means working with a crib in her office and a mobile over her desk.
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After the occupation, during which over 100,19993 people died from starvation or violence, Timor-Leste had a baby boom.
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People who feed them are creating a baby boom of deer that cannot be supported in an urban area.
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The policy was eased in 2016, with two children now allowed, but it hasn't sparked a baby boom yet.
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The baby boom generation, which is now 55 to 73, has pretty much been the center of attention forever.
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The problem: A falling birth rate and the aging baby-boom generation is slowing the growth of the job force.
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Beyond monkey tactics, the year of the primate will bring about a baby boom in China, according to local reports.
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The World War II generation fared well, compared to the bleak prospects for the people born after the Baby Boom.
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After Lazarus returned from WWII, he realized quickly the baby boom generation was ripe for a cool, interactive toy superstore.
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With many in the large baby boom generation retiring, fewer people are working and producing, which directly reduces economic output.
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Machine Gun Kelly was on that same tip this weekend when he talked to us about a coronavirus baby boom.
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In a few years, there were so many children that they collectively became known as Japan's Second Baby Boom generation.
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Today, with a retiring baby boom generation and lower birth rates eroding the labor force, no such boom is likely.
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The baby-boom generation is starting to retire in large numbers, and those numbers will accelerate in the years ahead.
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The surge in retirement-age Americans is fueled by an aging baby boom generation, which is living longer than ever.
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And with the large baby boom generation set to retire over the next decade, this will be a perennial problem.
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But the baby boom ended when legislators changed the civil code to limit surrogacy to Mexican heterosexuals as of Jan.
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Like many American children from the baby boom onward, Mister Rogers' Neighborhood was a staple of my early television viewing.
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Neither of these men represents the attitudes of the "me generation," perhaps because they were born before the baby boom began.
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"The doctors and nurses who guided us through it all are the real heroes of these baby boom stories," says Erin.
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But with shorter, warmer winters becoming more common—2016 was America's warmest winter on record—rats are experiencing a baby boom.
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" When considering rates over larger periods of time, "remember that we're coming off of a peak of the baby boom generation.
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A new study in a British medical journal predicts no baby boom and a peak population of 203 billion in 2029.
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But those costs are rising quickly now, as the baby boom generation retires, and investment returns have not nearly kept pace.
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But it's unlikely any future baby boom will be able to fully offset the baby bust of the last 10 years.
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The slower growth of the work force reflects the aging of the population as the baby boom generation moves into retirement.
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One study found that retired members of the baby boom generation will need, on average, three years of long-term care.
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Over the next 20 years, they will have to plug the hole left by the retirement of the baby boom generation.
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So it's an open question as to whether nine months from now we have a baby boom or a divorce spike.
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Somehow, the shift to farming triggered a prehistoric baby boom, and some archaeologists think livestock milk may have been the key.
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The series covers the post-World War II baby boom and what that meant for the mothers and women delivering babies.
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Today, 6900 million Americans suffer from Alzheimer's or related dementia and as the baby boom population ages, that number will skyrocket.
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How it handles the shift from its veteran baby-boom workforce to younger generations will likely influence what other employers do.
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Even without legislation to expand Medicare, the program is sure to grow because of the aging of the baby boom generation.
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It's been a baby boom for The Hills alums, including Cavallari, 30, who welcomed her third child, daughter Saylor James, in 2015.
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If that is indeed the kind of solution that is gestating within the bureaucracy, the hoped-for baby boom will be stillborn.
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The famous star-forming Tarantula Nebula, where in the past millions of years, a baby boom of new star formation took place.
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In addition to the current Hills/Laguna Beach baby boom — think there's some sort of office pool on who gives birth first?
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In celebration of the baby boom, the officers, their babies and their wives gathered together on Monday for an adorable group photo.
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It was the leading edge of the baby boom, those born in the late 1940s and early '50s, that made the 1960s.
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In addressing cyber threats, the impending retirements of the baby boom generation and the looming pension crisis leaders must make tough choices.
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And for women 30 through 44, the birthrates were the highest they have been since the baby boom era of the 1960s.
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The height of the baby boom, the period of high fertility in rich countries after the second world war, was 33-60.
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Perhaps the rediscovery of the hoop by members of the aging baby-boom generation is an expression of yearning for lost youth.
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All of that makes it absurdly tempting to frame most American conflicts as a war between the baby boom and the millennials.
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The baby-boom Corbynistas no doubt think that, in both their clothes and their ideology, they are remaining in touch with their youth.
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Policymakers have woken up to the challenge but so far measures like ending the one child policy have not sparked a baby boom.
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Entitlements including Medicare and Social Security account for 50% of the federal budget and continue to grow as the baby boom generation ages.
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But some exhibitors, including Yang Xiaofang, an exhibitor from China's Guangdong province,said they weren't banking on a baby boom to boost sales.
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While IVF births are becoming increasingly popular — in an "IVF Baby Boom," as dubbed by NPR — the procedure was groundbreaking four decades ago.
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The Revenge Body star will be the next member of the famous family to welcome a new addition during their current baby boom.
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We need a generational change in our country's leadership, from the baby boom generation to the sons and daughters of the baby boomers.
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Specifically, those voters want to protect their benefits under Social Security and Medicare, both now ballooning as the massive baby boom generation retires.
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The baby boom generation, which is the oversized population born between 1946 and 85033, began entering typical retirement years almost a decade ago.
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CRISPR could end hereditary diseases like Huntington's and cystic fibrosis, but also raised fears of a designer baby boom or another cold war.
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Immigrants currently account for most of the growth in the nation's labor force, as the large baby boom generation is retiring en masse.
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As the industry gears up for the arrival of the greying 20173-million baby boom generation, senior living facilities have grown even faster.
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Il a aussi été jugé acceptable d'utiliser au quotidien " cocktail" au lieu de " coquetel ", ainsi que " baby-boom " au lieu de " bébé-boom ".
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Yet, with the leading edge of the enormous baby-boom generation now reaching retirement, these programs are becoming deepening seas of red ink.
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Critics of Trump's fiscal approach argue the tax cut was the last gasp of the baby boom attempting to direct money to itself.
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The Rancho Cucamonga Fire District celebrated the baby boom with a photo shoot, showing the little ones laid out on their fathers' gear.
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The term was coined in 303, to describe a generation of children who were as numerous in number as their baby boom parents.
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The other are 21995- to 19643-year-olds, empty-nesters from the baby-boom generation, who want arts, culture and restaurants within walkable reach.
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Rising costs associated with the baby boom generation are likely to last for decades, leaving the country with a series of stark financial choices.
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Social Security's costs are expected to rise for the next 20203 years as the large Baby Boom generation retires and then remain fairly constant.
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The financial crisis coincided almost exactly with the oldest among the baby-boom generation reaching the age of eligibility for Social Security (pension) benefits.
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The baby boom generation continues to prove that it is unable to lead because it remains constrained by the political fights of the past.
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The costs that are being run up by the baby boom generation through entitlement programs like Social Security, Medicare and soon Medicaid are astronomical.
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Such goals, which are especially appealing to politicians of the baby boom generation who were young back then, are, Levin insists, nostalgic and unachievable.
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Richard Armitage and Amy Ryan star as members of the baby boom generation, with Zoe Kazan and Ben Rosenfield as their less explosive children.
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And thanks to the demographic bulge of the baby boom, the over-65 share is growing faster during the current decade than ever before.
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Since the 1950s, the government faced a fundamental problem administering a peacetime system of conscription: The baby boom produced too many draft-age men.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE Baby boom Remember those nine nurses in the same labor unit at a Maine hospital who were all pregnant at the same?
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As birthrates declined following the baby boom, he turned his focus to an ever larger source of population growth in the United States: immigrants.
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Beyond such monthly gyrations, however, the labor force has been growing gradually, an impressive feat given the ongoing retirement of the baby-boom generation.
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That baby boom will largely be driven by regional trends in age and fertility, according to Alan Cooperman, director of religion research at Pew.
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Dubious claims: Commentators derided Prime Minister Boris Johnson's claim that "cupid's darts will fly once we get Brexit done," leading to a baby boom.
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As the baby-boom generation continues to age and requires increased medical attention, experts predict that the health-care industry will continue to grow.
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In fact, it is going up at an accelerating rate for many reasons, but primarily because of entitlement spending on the baby boom generation.
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The siblings are forced to adjust to changing priorities and the difficulties of making time for one another after the KarJenner baby boom last year.
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It's been a baby boom for the Kardashian-Jenner family: sister Kim Kardashian West welcomed her third child, daughter Chicago West, via a surrogate Jan.
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As they lived their lives, on the leading edge of the baby boom, they saw some bad times, but they also did well for themselves.
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Tom Farrey, executive director of the Aspen Institute's Sports & Society Program, said he believed the data on participation was bolstered by a 2007 baby boom.
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The possibilities for savings are particularly substantial given the fact that the baby boom generation is approaching the age of maximum susceptibility to chronic disease.
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Mass migration into big cities by the baby boom generation and their children during Japan's rapid industrialization, will also complicate efforts to track down descendents.
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McElwain Baptist, where Ms. Long and Mr. Scott still go for Sunday services, was feeling the full blush of the baby boom in those years.
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Huge government apartment complexes in Japan were once a monument to the nation's postwar baby boom and aspirations for a modern, American way of life.
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Ancient sippy cups could help explain a prehistoric baby boom A recent study found that prehistoric babies may have drunk milk from ceramic sippy cups.
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With the large baby boom generation now retiring en masse, and foreign immigration slowing, gains in the labor force will slow for the foreseeable future.
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At the time, in the baby boom years of the universe, the young galaxy was feeling its oats, pumping out 20 new stars a year.
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By definition, generations are big, broad cohorts; the US government defines the baby boom, for example, as the 18-year span from 19763 to 1964.
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The Baby Boom generation accounted for a spike in young men in the 15-to-24 age group, which has historically been responsible for most crimes.
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Meanwhile, Clayton Durant of CAD Management saw no reason why a package of this size would only be suited to artists of the Baby Boom generation.
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At the same time, the demand for the SSA services from the public has been hitting record highs as the baby boom generation ages into retirement.
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But many economists say growth like that will be hard to achieve with employment already high and the baby boom generation retiring in large numbers too.
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Disappointed expectations of social and economic well-being among less educated white men from the baby-boom generation may also be playing a role, she said.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan has been a principal advocate of that idea, as well as for curbing Social Security as baby boom retirements expand benefit rolls.
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The huge Baby Boom generation is far and away the largest owner of stocks, with well over half of all stockholdings, according to Moody's Analytics analysis.
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Vronsky has an alarming theory about the "enormous glut" of American serial murderers who came of age during World War II and the postwar baby boom.
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Mr. Lazarus opened his first store, Children's Bargain Town, which sold furniture, in 1948, seeking to cash in on the post-World War II baby boom.
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About 40 percent fewer children were born in Japan last year than in 1949, at the peak of the country's post-World War II baby boom.
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In 0003, the first members of the massive baby boom generation began turning 62, the age workers can begin to retire and accept Social Security benefits.
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LONDON — Of all the glad tidings that Prime Minister Boris Johnson promised would flow from Brexit, one of the most far-fetched was a baby boom.
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Baby boom Nine is just fine in the labor unit at a Maine hospital, where nine pregnant nurses will give birth at about the same time.
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If they are very high, resources like housing and education can be strained by a flood of children, as happened in the postwar Baby Boom years.
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The situation will only be exacerbated by the baby boom generation, which, according to the forecast, will have little incentive to sell, given weaker home prices.
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This year, Americans aged 21 to 248 — part of the baby boom generation — are being hospitalized at unusually high rates, for reasons that are still unclear.
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So there's ample fertile ground among this second baby boom generation of an estimated 80 million Americans from which specialist advisors can reap business and sow prosperity.
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The one-child policy was introduced in 2750 when the government feared a rapid increase in population size after the baby boom of the 22050s and 2800s.
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The sisters Calabasas outing comes just weeks before the season 15 premiere of Keeping Up with the Kardashian, which will chronicle the KarJenner baby boom of 2018.
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Princess Adrienne, who is tenth in line to the Swedish throne, is the newest addition to the Swedish royal family, which has experienced a baby boom recently.
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With the KarJenner baby boom in full-force (Kim's also expecting her third child with Kanye West next year via surrogate), the family couldn't be more excited.
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Well, my friends, I'm happy to report that in season 2 they're going above and beyond and are now predicting the future, specifically, the Kardashian Baby Boom.
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"This 'it's in the water' and 'baby boom' talk is unbelievably insensitive to Dylan," one fan wrote in the comments section of Daly's "baby making juice" post.
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The baby boom generation should carefully consider the parable of Joseph as they evaluate new proposals from Washington to feast during the last of the fat years.
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These figures are likely to continue rising as the baby boom population ages -- an estimated 10,000 a day turn 65 -- and remains active in the housing market.
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Our entitlement society simply is not structured to handle the massive increase that is occurring in the number of retired Americans as the baby boom generation ages.
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Today, the older or "baby boom" generation — a designation that seems a bit ironic since they are now well into senior age — is definitely out of sorts.
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Members of Generation X and the baby-boom generation could afford to buy small homes at younger ages, and later move on to bigger, more expensive homes.
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Factors driving the increase also include rising costs for Social Security retirement benefits and the Medicare healthcare program for the elderly, as the baby-boom generation retires.
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During the post-World War II baby boom, adoption transformed from a system to help babies find homes into an industry to primarily help couples find babies.
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A big part of the reason is demographics: The aging of the baby-boom generation means we'll have fewer workers to support more retirees, dragging down growth.
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As people shelter in place during the coronavirus pandemic, a lot of jokes are being made about the baby boom that will be coming in 9 months.
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These figures are likely to continue rising as the baby boom population ages — an estimated 10,000 a day turn 65 — and remains active in the housing market.
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But the most likely outcome as it stands now is that the nation will yet again ask a baby boomer to fix what the baby boom broke.
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That was a slight improvement from 2012, but still far below the turnout levels last year for Generation X (over three-fifths), the baby boom and older generations (both over two-thirds.) Despite rising to almost equal baby boomers in the eligible electorate, that much lower turnout meant millennials represented only about one-fourth of actual voters last year, compared to slightly over one-third for the baby boom.
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He was born in the first year of the baby boom generation, 1946, and at every stage of his life he sort of reflected the baby boomer ethos.
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Now, as nature has taken its course and contraceptives have not, there is apparently a baby boom in Iceland, as reported by the Independent, via Icelandic newspaper Visir.
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They make it harder for government to resolve long-term solvency problems when the last baby boom retirements leave 77 million on Social Security and Medicare in 2033.
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In a time when female entrepreneurs like NastyGal founder, Sophia Amoruso, are witnessing the implosions of their businesses, that may be one more prescient example from Baby Boom.
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A whole generation of strong, accomplished baby boom women were feeling something similar, or at least that's how it seemed from my own privileged corner of the world.
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Now, as the baby boom generation is about to enter its most senior years, billions of dollars are being invested in a building surge for high-end housing.
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This week's roundup of good news includes a baby boom among humpback whales, rocks that might save the planet, and a soccer star who is breaking down barriers.
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If baby boom retirements are to blame, though, how does one explain poor wage growth, with labor income lagging productivity gains, for most of the past 40 years?
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Members of the baby boom generation, a generation with a greater percentage of whites than younger generations, are beginning to reach retirement age, and mortality rates are rising.
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That $20,000 gap is larger than the gap between members of the baby boom generation, who entered a workforce with far more opportunities for low-skilled manufacturing jobs.
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And they say there is still a legacy the baby boom can leave to Gen X, millennials and Gen Z as those generations finally take over political power.
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And for the country writ large, immigrants and their children will be crucial replacements in the labor force as the baby boom generation continues its wave of retirements.
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The temporary blip that has magnified the effects of lower fertility and greater longevity is the baby-boom that arrived in most rich countries after the second world war.
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Much of that spending — with the exception of the storms — has long-been expected as the Baby Boom generation ages and requires more government assistance, particularly on health care.
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"The entire Baby Boom population alive today had the #Measles as kids," Shine — who, along with the White House, did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's request for comment — continued.
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In the absence of structural entitlement reform, this looming shift in America's population profile means massive amounts of red ink as the baby boom generation moves into full retirement.
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President Trump has shown little interest in taking on the programs that are swelling as the baby boom ages — Social Security and Medicare — and Mr. McConnell further signaled inaction.
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"Boomer" is a colloquial but not always derogatory term for Americans who were born between 1946 and 1964, a period dubbed "the baby boom" for its heightened birth rates.
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"As long as Greece has high unemployment, it may be good luck that there's not a baby boom," said Byron Kotzamanis, a demography professor at the University of Thessaly.
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Competition for housing is soaring, affordability is weakening and the U.S. housing recovery is grinding to a crawl — and, in large part, the baby boom generation is to blame.
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After the war, the baby boom pushed population growth toward 2 percent, and economic growth rose to nearly 4 percent for the first and only time in world history.
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The speedy growth of the last century was helped along by the enormous baby boom generation entering the work force, and more women joining the ranks of the working.
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The authorities had predicted that easing and then abolishing the one-child policy in the mid-2010s would trigger a baby boom; it's been more like a baby bust.
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The season will be dominated by "The Vietnam War," a 10-part, 18-hour examination of what is for many baby-boom Americans the defining event of their lifetimes.
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The new America, which started in the post-World War II baby boom and diversified the elite, led to a moment of hope with a president like Barack Obama.
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Many experts also argue that by limiting access to reproductive technology, the government is undermining its own efforts to stimulate a baby boom to address a mounting demographic crisis.
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" That's why Kelly advises that the United States "should probably be having a serious conversation about temporarily boosting, rather than reducing, immigration, at least while the baby boom is retiring.
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"Material benefits usually induce a baby boom when support is direct, like a lump sum in exchange for a baby," said Balazs Kapitany, a demographer at the Central Statistics Office.
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People really do have more sex around Christmas — and there's a baby boom nine months later to match, according to new research that looks at Google searches and Twitter posts.
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Although Japanese are living longer, healthier lives, the huge baby-boom generation born after the second world war is starting to die just as younger Japanese are having fewer children.
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Along with Blake Scholl, chief executive officer and founder of Boom, Branson plans to unveil the XB-1, nicknamed "Baby Boom," at Centennial Airport in Denver, Colorado, later this evening.
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Until recently, the major forces driving the aging of our society have been the remarkable increases in life expectancy cited above and the impact of the post-war baby boom.
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As a result of the GI Bill that guarantied home loans, the post-war Baby Boom, and low housing prices, families in the 1950s started to move to the suburbs.
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The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at a hospital in Kansas City, Missouri is experiencing a baby boom — with 36 nurses in the ward welcoming babies, or expecting babies, this year.
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Overall job growth will continue to be slow, partly as a result of the aging of the baby boom generation; by 2026, even the youngest boomers will be approaching retirement.
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Analysts said the $20 trillion national debt is already on an unsustainable upward path as the government pays for the medical and retirement costs of the aging Baby Boom generation.
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Next, Fuchs brought up the 1950s baby boom and discovered that some of her students didn't realize that the country's birthrate is lower today than it was in the past.
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We — the 9/11 generation, the tech disruption generation, the sons and daughters of the baby boom generation — must save our republic and solve the great problems of our time.
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Because the baby boom generation is hitting retirement age and voluntarily stepping out of the labor force, this measure of non-employment is likely to rise in the years ahead.
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Previously, a source close to the reality star had told PEOPLE that there was "no jealousy" among the famous family members and that "everyone is genuinely happy" about the baby boom.
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On present trends many of the baby-boom generation will retire on the maximum pension of €183,600 a year, in a country where 72% of the workforce earns less than €27,600.
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Now that Crown Princess Victoria has welcomed Prince Oscar and sister-in-law Princess Sofia is expecting her baby next month, Sweden's royal family is enjoying its own mini baby boom.
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The Deadpool star — who, at this point, has established himself as one of the funniest celebrities on Twitter — revealed he's been pondering the famous family's baby boom in a tweet Tuesday.
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The HSA complication is bound to arise more often as the huge baby boom generation retires, and as high-deductible insurance linked to HSA accounts continues to gain popularity among employers.
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Chiqui Cartagena is the author of "Latino Boom, Catch the Biggest Demographic Wave Since the Baby Boom" and former senior vice president of the Political & Advocacy Group at Univision Communications, Inc.
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These mandatory costs, which are primarily entitlement programs aimed at the older generation, are only going to accelerate as the baby boom generation ages, needing greater healthcare and long-term care.
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For instance, you can see Nigeria's continuing baby boom in the longer bars at the base of its pyramid; China and Germany, however, have bulges in the 60-85 age ranges.
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Factors like demography (the aging of the baby boom generation), technology (the efficiency of smartphones and cloud computing) and globalization have changed the economy and reduced the inflation rate, he said.
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Because the baby boom generation is so large — members of which are now in their 265s to late 280s — the average age of Americans would rise even if life expectancy didn't.
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This is a real fact about the economy with real consequences for economic growth, but the main reason is demographic — the baby boom generation is retiring and pushing the ratio down.
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Our favorites this week Get going with some of our most popular good news stories of the week A pudgy parrot baby boom We can't get enough of these fuzzy green nuggets!
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We analyzed a cross-section of the youngest members of the baby boom generation -- Americans born from 2000 to 244 -- from all walks of life who have been interviewed regularly since 22018.
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"The baby boom cohort is actually more suicidal than other cohorts have been in the past, and now they're aging to that time where old white men are extremely suicidal," Salari explained.
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The XB-13 Supersonic Demonstrator, nicknamed "Baby Boom," won't take flight until late 21, but Boom unveiled the prototype to a group of aviation and aerospace executives at Centennial Airport in Denver.
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We analyzed a cross-section of the youngest members of the baby boom generation – Americans born from 2000 to 244 – from all walks of life who have been interviewed regularly since 1979.
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We analyzed a cross-section of the youngest members of the baby boom generation — Americans born from 2000 to 244 — from all walks of life who have been interviewed regularly since 24.
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LONDON — Add this head-scratching prediction to the list of campaign-trail utterances made by Prime Minister Boris Johnson: Brexit is sure to inspire a baby boom if he remains in office.
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First, since legal immigration to the United States is approximately one-third of 1 percent of our population and the baby boom is long over, there is no need to reduce immigration.
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Characterizations of Congress as a gerontocracy are often accompanied by complaints about the ruinous gluttony of the baby boom generation, which encompasses people from about Donald Trump's age down to mine, 54.
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The workforce is growing more slowly than in the past, partly because the large baby-boom generation is retiring and partly because the surge of women into paid employment has run its course.
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One major reason the trucking industry is so interested in driverless technology is a chronic shortage of truck drivers, which is threatening to get worse as the Baby Boom generation hits retirement age.
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He was perhaps the quintessential baby-boom executive, with a casual style, in manner and dress, that matched the Southern California singer-songwriter scene and belied his ability to drive a hard bargain.
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And I was always feeling pretty good being born in '63 because I'm the last year of the baby boom, which means I'll always have a job, but never be able to retire.
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Millennial women in the U.S. are waiting longer to start having sex, putting them more on par with 246-somethings from the Baby Boom-era than Generation X, a new study has found.
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She described Metropolitan Home as "the bible of the baby boom" and said its name suggested a mind-set, not a geographic location or a penchant for downtown lofts (though there were those).
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The retort drew little reaction in parliament but soon was trending on social media where millennials use "OK, Boomer" to show resentment towards the Baby Boom generation, people today aged about 55-73.
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As the Baby Boom generation ages, there will be an estimated 72 million adults over age 65 by the year 2030 and 8.9 million aged 85 and over, according to Census Bureau projections.
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Generation Z is both the most ethnically diverse and best-educated age cohort in American history — only 55 percent of that generation is white, compared with 2023 percent of the baby-boom generation.
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Boom is planning to test its designs on a one-third scale demonstrator plane, which it calls "Baby Boom," in late 2018 and expects the planes to be delivered by the mid-2020s.
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Workers are quitting their jobs at a record pace, which is astounding when considering that the large baby boom generation is in its 50s and 60s, when people are reluctant to switch jobs.
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With it, several Hyundai officials have said, they hope to recreate at least some of the success classic compact trucks, like the 1970s-era Chevrolet Luv, had attracting first-time baby boom buyers.
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Back in 2105, when the baby boom generation was filling in the 21-27 age group, a male full-time worker made $265 for every dollar made by other male full-time workers.
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Officials are now scrambling to devise ways to stimulate a baby boom, worried that a looming demographic crisis could imperil economic growth — and undercut the ruling Communist Party and its leader, Xi Jinping.
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What these numbers make clear is that, whatever Trump does to restrict immigration, there is no cavalry of white kids coming to fill the jobs that the mostly white baby boom is vacating.
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After that, according to the CBO, deficits are expected to grow steadily over the next decade to $1.4 trillion by fiscal 2027, in part due to costs associated with the retiring baby-boom generation.
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Born between 372.553 and 1964, the baby boom generation was raised in a conflicted and industrialized world that witnessed the Korean War, Vietnam and the creation of the United States as an industrial superpower.
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Humans have had such a brutalizing effect on the world that we've driven hundreds of species extinct in the last five centuries, with a sharp uptick since the baby boom, when I was born.
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Kia Concept Teaser As the Gen-Xers and now the Millennials begin buying family-hauling rigs, they look away from the symbols of the Baby Boom buyer and into something a bit more modern.
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The Kardashian-Jenner family is so big it could field a baseball team — plus a Little League squad in a few years, thanks to their recent baby boom — and they're already practicing their swing.
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The baby boom, which is predominantly white, has drifted reliably toward the GOP in recent years: both Mitt Romney and Donald Trump carried about three-fifths of whites older than 45, exit polls found.
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Members of the baby boom generation are retiring from government service at ever-increasing rates while younger workers are in short supply and a declining share of recent college graduates are entering government work.
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The wider availability of this option for other workers could be helpful as the Baby Boom generation and its successors move into retirement with the hope and reasonable expectation of a long, happy retirement.
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We got MGK Saturday in Studio City and asked what he made of speculation that the COVID-19 pandemic could actually spark another baby boom -- ya know, 'cause everyone's holed up and just chillin'.
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Analysts believe about one-third of the country's nurses – more than one million altogether – will retire within the next decade as the post-World War II Baby Boom generation ages into their sunset years.
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There she studied under Dr. Spock, known as "the world's pediatrician," who was famous for dispensing what he called "common sense" (critics called it "permissive") advice to postwar parents raising the baby boom generation.
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Washington (CNN)The newly elected millennials and near-millennials that helped Democrats win the House majority are making life difficult for the party's House leaders, all of whom were born before the Baby Boom.
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And that number is expected to increase over the next decade as the rest of the baby boom cohort moves into prime retirement age — now a quintessential time for decluttering and giving things away.
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Her mom Nancy Meyers, who produced Home Again, is the director behind hits like Something's Gotta Give and It's Complicated, and her dad is Charles Shyer, who directed Father of the Bride and Baby Boom.
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A report by the U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) cited the aging of the enormous baby boom generation and overall economic inflation as prime contributors to the projected increase in healthcare spending.
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L'Italia ha uno dei tassi di nascite più bassi d'Europa ed ha battuto un record negativo l'anno scorso, quando i nuovi nati sono stati meno della metà di quelli del baby boom degli anni Sessanta.
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The issues of sex, drugs, and Vietnam loomed large for reporters of the Baby Boom generation because they provided an arena in which to work through unresolved feelings about the cultural transformations of the 1960s.
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Even during the Industrial Revolution, in the 24th century, the world economy rarely grew faster than 23 percent a year, until the post-World War II baby boom began to rapidly expand the labor force.
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Especially when it comes to kids, we have moved from the "whatever doesn't kill you makes you stronger" ethos of the baby boom generation to helicopter parenting, shielding children from as much adversity as possible.
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Most older people have gotten some form of the Influenza B virus at some point in their lives, which means they are now immune, and many in the Baby Boom generation are immune from H1N2023.
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Possessed of a stoically handsome face and a rangy frame, Mr. Shepard became a familiar presence as an actor in films that included "Days of Heaven" (21943), "The Right Stuff" (22005) and "Baby Boom" (21962).
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Still, the baby boom among Muslims and Christians is projected to help both religions capture a larger share of the global population by 2060, even as all other religions — and the unaffiliated population — lose ground.
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Given that scientists think a burst of star formation occurred at the galactic center between four and six million years ago, we may be witnessing the marriages of stars born during that recent baby boom.
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That's because across the globe, the post-World War II baby boom generation is getting ready to leave the workforce in droves, potentially spurring what many economists have said is the missing link: Wage growth.
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"After World War II the U.S. had a baby boom, but western Europe had a baby bust - fertility rates fell sharply because their economies were weak while countries worked to recover from the war," he said.
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And I wasn't alone among my baby-boom generation of readers, if the testimony assembled in Mary Murphy's 2010 documentary, "Hey Boo: Harper Lee and To Kill a Mockingbird" is any measure of the book's impact.
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We need to recognize that the baby-boom generation, which has been a big and reliable component of our workforce, is retiring in large numbers (the birth class of 28500 turned 6900 almost six years ago).
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In their report, the trustees — four administration officials — said that the costs of Medicare and Social Security would grow faster than the economy through the mid-2030s because of the aging of the baby boom generation.
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Baby Boom portrays the glorious 80s: a synth-pop opening theme song—complete with keyboards and wailing saxophone, women clad in sneakers and power suits (with requisite shoulder pads), and depictions of the uptight yuppie couple.
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But legal notaries, private sector researchers and local government officials say the problem of tracking down owners is only going to get more difficult as the baby boom generation die, often leaving several siblings and children.
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Besides the inevitable effect of the extra-large baby boom generation hitting retirement age and stepping away from the work force, decisions by working-age people can accentuate or lessen the impact of that underlying shift.
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Like ostriches, they stick their heads in the sand of their self-aggrandizing phrases when it comes to fixing the entitlement programs that shower funds onto the Baby Boom generation and debt onto the coming generations.
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While marital fertility fell in the 20003s after the baby boom ran its course, the baby bust of the last 10 years hasn't affected married couples, whose fertility rate has stayed level or very modestly increased.
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"The echo of the baby boom really drove enrollment," said Fred Pierce, chief executive of Pierce Education Properties, a private company based in San Diego that has been in the student housing business for two decades.
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The center's staff, and the world, watched the baby boom happen over the WCC's webcams, which are set up in the wolves' secluded dens and enclosures to allow the animals their privacy and to limit human interaction.
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As the big baby-boom cohort born after World War Two retires, taxpayers must pay for the swelling number of old people receiving state pension benefits (the equivalent of America's Social Security) and needing extra health care.
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Regarding your article on housing demography in Britain ("The silver lining", January 5th), many people in the baby-boom generation are actually on low incomes, with small pensions and trapped in properties that are in poor condition.
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The simple idea behind these bootcamps was to tap into the natural skills of Singapore's young digital natives and pair them with those from the baby boom-generation who may not have been exposed to information technology.
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In many developed countries, the dependency ratio rose after the second world war (thanks to the baby boom), fell in the late 1960s and 1970s as the boomers entered the workforce, and has recently started rising again.
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For example, as the huge baby-boom population ages, the need for devices that save lives and preserve the independence and quality of life for the elderly, from cardiac stents to replacement knee joints, will only increase.
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The measure is also affected by trends like the retirement of the baby boom generation, rising health care costs and the spread of contract work — long-run shifts that affect average earnings in subtle but significant ways.
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Born before the baby boom generation, these lawmakers were forged by the Great Depression, World War II and a Cold War consensus politics underpinned by the idea that there were far greater threats than the opposing party.
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Its focus is on the likelihood that instances of Alzheimer's will increase significantly as the baby-boom generation ages, and life spans lengthen, overwhelming not only the families involved but also the elder-care system in general.
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This provision in the Dodd-Frank Act reflected a bipartisan concern that seniors are susceptible to fraud, and a recognition by Congress that this threat was likely to intensify with the aging of America's "baby boom" generation.
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In the early years, he buffed their rougher edges, refined their harmonies and made songs like "Please, Please Me" and "A Hard Day's Night" perfect for both AM radio and the huge population of postwar baby-boom teenagers.
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Munch's elevation over the past half century (saluted by the market, in 2012, with a hundred and twenty million dollars paid at auction for an 1895 version, in pastels, of "The Scream") has marked the baby-boom generation.
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The baby boom beginning in 1945 was a critical juncture: Congresses and presidents should have anticipated an increase in Social Security and medical expenditures kicking in about 65 years later, in 85033, and adjusted revenue and benefits accordingly.
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"Vronsky has an alarming theory about the 'enormous glut' of American serial murderers who came of age during World War II and the postwar baby boom," Marilyn Stasio writes, reviewing the book alongside other recent true-crime titles.
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Few outside the White House think a growth rate of 4 percent is sustainable in the long term, in part because the aging of the baby boom generation means a shrinking share of the American population is working.
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SPECIAL SECTION: RETIREMENT Because of an editing error, an article last Sunday about an increase in donations to museums as the baby boom generation gets older misstated the ages of a mother and son who had collected art.
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For another thing, #NotAllBoomers—this writing style is actually more characteristic of one generation older than the Baby Boom, but there's just not a lot of social media discourse to be had about members of the Silent Generation.
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On top of that, Generation X is comparatively small when stacked up against both the baby boom and the millennials, as well as more evenly split, politically, than the heavily left-leaning millennials and right-leaning baby boomers.
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About a dozen MPs have had infants in a parliamentary baby boom, and Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern last year became New Zealand's first premier to take maternity leave and the world's second elected leader to give birth in office.
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Since 2016, China has allowed urban couples to have two children, replacing a decades-old one-child policy blamed for falling birth rates and a greying society, but the changes have not ushered in the hoped-for baby boom.
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Other factors driving the decline include: The end of the Latin American baby boom — the average fertility rate in Latin American countries has fallen from more than 5 children per woman in 1970 to just more than 2 today.
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Cook the original chicken marbella this week, a classic recipe of the baby boom that Christine Muhlke brought into the pages of The Times in 2007, to celebrate the 25th anniversary of "The Silver Palate Cookbook," whence it came.
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Dorothy told Abe that Okada had spoken of creating a multigenerational trilogy, and I wonder if the third, about the Sansei — a generation born during the postwar baby boom — would have captured something different about the Asian-American experience.
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Before then, I'd vaguely imagined that children would simply come to me, à la Auntie Mame, or Diane Keaton in "Baby Boom": I'd inherit them from a long-lost relative and simply slot them into my independent, modern life.
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Similarly, recent Fed research has argued that wage growth looks worse on average than it actually is because of baby boom retirements, in which relatively high-paid people leaving the labor force are replaced by younger, lower-paid workers.
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That may be because they have had plenty of younger ones to choose from, partly thanks to the post-war baby-boom and partly because over the past few decades many more women have entered the labour force, increasing employers' choice.
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We're in the midst of a major Kardashian-Jenner family baby boom — Kim Kardashian, Khloé Kardashian and Kylie Jenner are all expecting babies — but 22-year-old supermodel Kendall Jenner won't be jumping on the baby bandwagon in the near future.
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Such steps aim to help boost diversity in parliament, where female representations has lingered below half at 38 percent, and accommodate a baby boom since last September's election, when two women Labour members with infants also took up their seats.
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It's also possible that the post-war baby boom generation reaching old age – and the growing number of entertainers attaining household name appeal with the increase of mass media since the 1950s and 1960s – means that sheer demographics play a part.
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Although birth rates were low in the former communist countries of eastern Europe, and in traditionalist places where it is hard to combine work with motherhood—think Japan, South Korea and southern Europe—many countries were having a baby boom.
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Looking back, one might say that, despite the utopian impulses of the baby boom generation and the strength of the counterculture — which turned out to be an anomaly rather than a generational phenomenon — the Enlightenment was coming to an end.
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In "Baby Boom," Diane Keaton went from a busy woman inching ever closer to an emotional/physical/spiritual breakdown after being unexpectedly burdened with the responsibilities of motherhood to a fully centered entrepreneur, satisfied in every way a person can be.
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In earlier decades, the percentage of adults in the labor force was increasing, a result in part of the rapidly changing role of women in society and in part of the passage of the baby-boom generation into its working years.
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The uplift was linked to a number of factors, including migration, greater fertility among older women and shifting social attitudes about parenthood, as well as to grandchildren of those born in the post-World War II baby boom reaching childbearing age.
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Mnuchin has said that he expects the plan to boost sustained U.S. growth above 3 percent, but CRFB estimates that even this level would require massive increases in productivity and that a rapidly retiring baby-boom generation is working against high growth rates.
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"As the Baby Boom generation heads toward retirement, growth in the nation's working-age population (those ages 25 to 64) will be driven by immigrants and the U.S.-born children of immigrants, at least through 2035," it wrote in a report last month.
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These builders dotted the landscape with manufactured subdivisions and made vast fortunes off the growth of the baby boom generation, turning what had once been a mom-and-pop industry into giant corporations that were traded on the New York Stock Exchange.
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If they're the latter, like Diane Keaton's corporate killer in Baby Boom, they need to learn conventional femininity—in that film, by inheriting custody of a distant relative's baby and finding love (and success, as the maker of organic baby food, no less).
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" In 2008, Barack Obama, though born at the tail end of the generation in 1961, consciously styled himself as younger, saying that Americans were tired of "the psychodrama of the baby boom generation," that they hungered for "a different kind of politics.
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And the strangest bit is that each of these frontrunners, even with radically different approaches, is promising to somehow address massive structural problems that their own generation — the enormous baby boom — largely created during a three-decade run dominating American political life.
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Other "Word of the Year" nominations for 2019 included: - "OK Boomer," described as a retort to someone older, typically a member of the Baby Boom generation, who expresses views that are out-of-touch or condescending to young people and their concerns.
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Compared with 1999, the current American population contains a greater share of retired people and a greater share of people in their early 20s because the millennial and baby boom generations contain more people than the Silent Generation and Generation X cohorts.
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The new season will also cover the KarJenner baby boom: Kim, 37, welcomed her third child, daughter Chicago, via surrogate in January; Kylie Jenner, 20, welcomed her first child, daughter Stormi, in February; and Khloé, 34, welcomed her first child, daughter True, in April.
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That could change in the upcoming hearings because of Gorsuch's extensive writings against the practice, as well as recent moves by states to adopt "aid in dying" laws and an aging Baby Boom population that kindles the cultural and legal complexities of how life ends.
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They are far less likely than the baby-boom generation (born between 1946 and the mid-20113s) or Generation X (born in the mid-1960s to late 1970s) to trust others to tell the truth, says Bobby Duffy of IPSOS Mori, a pollster (see chart).
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The new season will also cover the KarJenner baby boom: Kim, 37, welcomed her third child, daughter Chicago, via surrogate in January; Kylie Jenner, 20, welcomed her first child, daughter Stormi, in February; and Khloé, 34, welcomed her first child, daughter True, in April.
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However, the mom-to-be made it clear on Twitter that she's thrilled to welcome a little girl, who joins this year's KarJenner all-girl baby boom that also saw the arrival of Kardashian West's third child, daughter Chicago, born via surrogate on Jan.
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That gap largely explains why the States of Change project does not anticipate millennials will replace the baby boom as the largest generation of actual voters until 2024 and Pew demographic expert Mark Hugo Lopez predicts the tipping point may not come until even later.
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Demographers don't expect the reversal of the one-child policy to lead to a baby boom, meaning China will have to come to terms with the strains of an aging society: higher health and welfare costs, a shrinking workforce, and even lower fertility rates.
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Of the 13 most populous counties in the nation, King County in the Seattle metro area is second only to Brooklyn in the highest percentage of residents age 25 to 34, part of the biggest demographic wave since the baby boom, according to census data.
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The couple, half of Sweden's recent royal baby boom, have been keeping a low profile since attending a Christmas concert in Stockholm on December 21, where Princess Sofia looked radiant as she gave the world a first look at her new, slightly shorter hairstyle.
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The VW Beetle and the VW minibus became symbols of the small-is-beautiful esthetic of many in the post-war Baby Boom and the crescent shaped car was revived with the "New Beetle" of the late 1990s, which offered a built-in flower vase.
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"There's a lot of obsolescence going on within the legacy government IT systems, in addition to a lot of IT workers in the Baby Boom generation that's looking to retire, and Tyler software can integrate various offerings and do so with less headcount," he said.
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Those of the Baby Boom generation and older are the largest and fastest growing cohort of the U.S. population, and they are also the group with the most disposable income — by one estimate, 47 times the net worth of households headed by those aged 35-593.
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The show's sky-high ratings probably owe something to Roseanne's political views and blue-collar goddess reputation, but above all they are a case study in the power the baby boom generation still wields, even as it begins to enter old age, over our collective cultural imagination.
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Adding to the evidence for a cultural explanation, the dates of Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr shift each year, and the mini baby boom associated with the holiday appeared nine months afterwards, regardless of when the holiday occurred that year, the researchers note in Scientific Reports.
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There was a baby boom in Barcelona after the club won a bunch of things in May 2009, in New Zealand after a big rugby win in 2011, and possibly Boston after their first World Series win since 1918 (although that story is mostly anecdotal evidence).
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Mickey Mouse, whom the Walt Disney Co calls its global ambassador, also starred in Disney's critically acclaimed 1942 animated film "Fantasia," and would go on to launch a franchise with "The Mickey Mouse Club," the 1950s television series that was a favorite of American baby boom kids.
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With their recent family baby boom, it's no surprise that the Kardashian-Jenner ladies have some stocking up to do, and on Monday, Kim Kardashian West and Kourtney Kardashian were photographed shopping at a Buy Buy Baby in Los Angeles as camera rolled for their reality show.
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As home building declined sharply and millennials entered the work force, the number of renters surged by about one million a year — the largest increase since the baby-boom generation came of age in the 1970s, according to the Joint Center for Housing Studies at Harvard University.
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Ito has lived for nearly 60 years — one of the biggest in Japan, a monument to the nation's postwar baby boom and aspirations for a modern, American way of life — suddenly became known for something else entirely: the "lonely deaths" of the world's most rapidly aging society.
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A 2018 poll by the Pew Research Center found that just 18 percent Republicans born in the postwar baby boom accepted the reality of human-caused climate change, but twice that number of millennial Republicans, defined as those born from 1981 through 1996, accepted that science.
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Between this and the newest heart tracking feature (more on that below), the Series 4 has the potential to be a real boon to the enormous Baby Boom generation and/or their kids who live in another state and want to monitor their aging parents' health from afar.
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It helps, I think, that my mother had me when she was quite young, so our ages and experiences aren't really all that different, although she was born at the end of the baby boom and I was born at the end of Gerald Ford's weird, brief reign.
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The baby boom generation — they all constantly switch around jobs and trade them back and forth and whenever there's a network presidency or a studio head is up, it's the same six people who at that moment are without a chair that are put in contention for it.
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Some leading conservative economists say the party has not lost its core convictions on spending and debt, which, they contend, remain solely a problem of rising safety net spending in the years to come as the population ages and the Baby Boom generation retires from the work force.
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Today, Frey has calculated, whites comprise about three-fourths of the senior population and that number will fall relatively slowly over the coming decades, even as the number of seniors explodes from about 22000 million now to 22016 million in 230 as the Baby Boom and Gen X retires.
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To put this in perspective, the TFR hovered above 3.0 in the early 2023th century; declined to replacement levels of about 2.1 in the 1940s; reached a peak of 3.7 in the post-World War II baby boom; and then declined rapidly to relatively stable low levels in the 21625s.
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BoKlok foresees increased demand for homes such as these with aging populations across the globeAccording to AARP Politics, by 2040, one in five Americans will be over 65, due to the baby boom that took place after World War II. This is happening all over the world as life expectancy increases.
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But eventually she began scattering in posts that signified a growing comfort with the medium — sort of how J.C. Wyatt (Diane Keaton), the prototypical yuppie in Meyers's 1987 screenplay "Baby Boom," grew fonder of her inherited daughter once the child spent a few weeks crawling around her toddler-unfriendly Manhattan apartment.
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Demographer William Frey found that only 23% of those born in the Baby Boom generation, which is overwhelmingly white (the American population was 85% white in 1965, and is less than 60% white today) believe the change in diversity is for the better, compared with 42% who believe it worsens the country.
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While a national chair can't dictate policy, he or she can interpret policy consensus and help nudge the party toward the center, which is now where the Baby Boom generation is positioned, more socially liberal and less interventionist their parents, most of whom have passed on, and somewhat conservative on economic policy.
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The Season 16 trailer for KUWTK debuted Friday and it looks like tensions might be higher than ever for the royal family of reality TV. This season, the sisters are forced to adjust to conflicting schedules, changing priorities and the struggles of making time for one another after the KarJenner baby boom last year.
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Though in more conservative parts of the country like Appalachia, infusions of steady jobs for men in the 1970s and 80s led to more marriages and then more children born in wedlock, the Washington Post reports, this time, though fracking-related wealth produced a localized baby boom, there wasn't a corresponding boom in marriages.
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When there is so much media and intellectual attention on the rise of Generation X, the Millennials, and whatever label has been assigned to those born in the last decade, it is a unique testament to the power of the baby boom generation that they stubbornly refuse to leave the stage of political power.
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By 2040, nearly one in four Swedes will be 65 years or older by 2040, in part because of the baby boom following World War II. In a country like Sweden, where life expectancy is very high and most care for the elderly is government funded, that means a strain on spending and resources looms.
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But even prior to this public health emergency, the U.S. was on the brink of an eldercare crisis sparked by an "elder boom"—that is, the rapid increase in the population of elderly adults as members of the Baby Boom generation begin collectively to reach an age where they may need assistance with daily tasks.
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For the baby boom generation, the string of events brings back painful memories of the Saturday Night Massacre of 1973 when Attorney General Elliot Richardson and Deputy Attorney General William Ruckelshaus refused to carry out President Richard Nixon's orders to fire special prosecutor Archibald Cox who was investigating the Watergate scandal that ultimately forced Nixon from office.
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I'd say the sort of iconic nature of fast food takes off after World War II. The United States commits to this huge national project of building the interstate highway system, there's this flight — the people moving out of the cities and into the suburbs, which are being built very quickly — and there's a baby boom.
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They are the victims of one of the greatest acts of intergenerational justice for decades: the fact that the baby-boom generation has gobbled up the fruits of post-war prosperity (free university education, second homes, generous pensions) then discovered fiscal rectitude when it comes to designing policies for their successors (student loans, defined contributions, green taxes).
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This is not the Fed's fault; it merely highlights the futility of using monetary policy against forces it was never designed to counter: Slow productivity growth the past ten years; changing demographics (notably the aging of the baby boom into retirement); fiscal red ink from entitlements and higher interest payments; the China slowdown; and turmoil in the European Union.
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In fact, based on my data, it amounts to the third strongest national boom in real terms since the Consumer Price Index began in 211, behind only the explosive run-up in prices that led to the great financial crisis of a decade ago, and one connected with World War II and the great postwar Baby Boom.
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And even with under-4 percent unemployment, the differences between our economy and 1999's are notable: Our current expansion features lower work force participation rates and weaker productivity growth, a fertility collapse instead of the modest 1990s baby boom … plus it's all floated by deficits that seem necessary but aren't a sign of deep economic health.
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The Book Review Podcast Listen to this week's podcast | Subscribe: iTunes | Stitcher Archive: Inside The New York Times Book Review Podcast In The New York Times Book Review, Phillip Lopate reviews Michael Kinsley's "Old Age: A Beginner's Guide," in which Kinsley writes about living with Parkinson's disease and about the hopes and worries of the baby boom generation.
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"I look like James Spader in "Baby Boom," and it's everything I wanted as a kid," said Rannells, whose callow yuppie Blair is caught between his spoiled fiancée (Wilson) and Mo. Other examples include the aforementioned Limbo, the obligatory brick-size cellphones and ample interior design indulgences, like Dawn's mauve and black lacquer dream of an apartment.
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In short order, no one else is, either, not Lee, not his hard-working producer (Julia Roberts), who's trying to resolve this crisis from the control booth, not even Clear Capital s chief corporate spokeswoman (Outlander's Caitriona Balfe, looking gorgeous in a long, light winter coat) the likes of which haven t been seen since Diane Keaton in Baby Boom.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads We, the quasi-entitled, live comfortably amid gut-wrenching gut renovations, tear-downs converted into luxuriant build-ups, tautological street-infrastructure projects inspired by Samuel Beckett (digging holes, filling holes, digging up the same holes again), prices through the roof, a baby boom, nanny armies, bespoke dog walkers, and other potent signs of accelerated fabulousness.
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Trump's Baby Boomers -- he was born in 3.43 at the beginning of the Baby Boom -- grew up under fear of nuclear fallout and seeing the Soviet Union as the main existential threat to the US. Now, it is their distrust of socialism that Trump is banking on, even as those Boomers embrace the twin US government safety nets of Social Security and Medicare.
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Gibney and other critics of the baby boom generation argue that the huge cohort that came of age in the prosperous years after World War II spent much of their time in power cutting their own taxes, ensuring that giant entitlement programs are protected — at least for themselves — and doing little to protect the environment or invest in American infrastructure or address the mounting student loan crisis.
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Part of the answer, undoubtedly, is the combination of Bill Clinton's great talents and overweening appetites; part of it is Hillary Clinton's myopic sense of personal righteousness; part of it is that they are lawyers, who try to use words — foolishly, sometimes — to extricate themselves from mistakes; and part of it is that they are the perfect exemplars of the baby boom generation, charismatic and idealistic and greedy for glory.
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"In the long term, this is going to be toxic for the GOP" But through his belligerence on these issues, Trump also risks stamping the GOP as a party of racial intolerance precisely as the millennial generation, the most diverse generation in American history, is passing the predominantly white baby boom as the largest generation of eligible voters; the post-millennial generation that will enter the electorate behind them starting in 2020 is even more diverse.
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The baby-boom prediction stood out in an election campaign that has been overshadowed by scandals and concerns, including fears of Russian interference in the vote; accusations that the opposition leader, Jeremy Corbyn, has failed to tackle the scourge of anti-Semitism in his Labour Party; claims about dirty tricks by Mr. Johnson's party; and Labour's unveiling of leaked documents purporting to show that the National Health Service would be up for discussion in a post-Brexit British-American trade deal, even though Mr. Johnson has vowed that it would not.
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