You're talking about generations and generations and generations of behavior.
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And the younger generations outvoted the boomers and older generations.
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They found that younger generations are less hypersensitive than older generations.
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"These are practices that have gone on for generations and generations."
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Older generations think that younger generations are not having meaningful human interactions.
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Present and past generations are collectively more at fault than future generations.
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One commented: It has carried on from generations to generations in this way.
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His music has influenced generations and generations to come, in some way or another.
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Their achievements should inspire generations of women to come and educate generations of men.
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Younger generations also haven't had as much time to build wealth as older generations.
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That's in complete dichotomy of generations on generations believing we needed another country to survive.
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Today, generations accustomed to authoritarian power and generations accustomed to freedom coexist, and occasionally clash.
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Additionally, you can control both generations using the HEOS app, and group both generations together.
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It's not the work of any one person, but of generations upon generations of labor.
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It is America's fault, it is society, it is generations and generations who failed us.
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The viral phrase "OK, boomer" is sometimes used by younger generations to poke fun at older generations.
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"This has been going on for generations and generations, and it's not going to stop," Bigboy said.
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An elasticity of 0.5 in one generation implies 0.25 in two generations and 0.125 in three generations.
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It seems like a very classic Scottish lunch, the kind that goes back for generations and generations.
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While older generations formed a core part of the support, the victories weren't entirely down to older generations.
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That house is the world for me, and those generations are different generations in the world right now.
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Thus, this grousing by the older generations about the lesser qualities of younger generations is not always accurate.
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Older generations are "100% better" at flirting"Older generations are 100% better at flirting," she told Business Insider.
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"After generations and generations of manufacturing beautiful things, the Balinese have the hands of gods," Mr. Bedarida said.
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We can definitely see this happening in plants: where what they experience affects future generations, many generations down.
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But the younger generations of Palestinians, not to mention future generations, have everything to gain from the Trump plans.
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Its construction effectively denied local farmers access to the lands that generations upon generations of their families had cultivated.
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Younger generations, studies have shown, are behind in wealth accumulation compared to previous generations and have paltry retirement savings.
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That will require considering whether to put the burden on current generations, future generations or something in between, he said.
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While you have left the physical realm, the many treasures you left us will bear fruit for generations and generations.
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If anything, they have challenges that previous generations haven't had to face, such as making less money than previous generations.
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"There are different generations of this score, just like there's different generations of operating systems for your computer," Weston says.
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Older generations unilaterally judging younger generations, and ignoring their own shortcomings, seldom has led to progress, cooperation and mutual respect.
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Some are also looking at whether more recent generations have better health and strength as they age compared with previous generations.
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We have a ton of doormen, firemen, school kids, older women, people that have been coming for generations, generations of families.
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Teaching these concepts younger in life is not only necessary to protect current generations, it's important to pass onto future generations.
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Those Native American genes were most likely introduced into her genetics eight generations ago, the analysis concluded, give or take two generations.
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Hundreds of thousands of dancers every day do these exercises, which are full of beautiful, effective steps, refined by generations and generations.
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Turns out, older generations are more hypersensitive than younger generations, according to a new study published in the Journal Psychology and Aging.
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Our unique division of powers – the executive, legislative and judicial branches – has served our nation for generations, providing political stability for generations.
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Younger generations of coffee drinkers use creamer products more than earlier generations, Nestlé's beverage division president Daniel Jhung told the Wall Street Journal.
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It will take several generations of breeding to determine whether the male-only trait is successfully passed on to future generations, as hoped.
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The population there is decreasing at more than two times the national average as older generations die and younger generations migrate to cities.
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But after seven generations, a completely new wave is generated, with only the best of the seven past generations surviving to battle on.
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Over his career at Apple, he would lead the team through 18 generations of iPod and the first three generations of the iPhone.
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Obviously, they resonate with generations upon generations of people, whether or not those people really took to heart whatever message they were sending.
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Older generations were shown to be less likely than younger generations to view actions such as commenting on attractiveness to be sexual harassment.
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A 753 Erasmus University Rotterdam study of four generations of workers found that earlier generations valued job security and wanted to avoid risk.
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Image: Nature CommunicationsIn this way, researchers were able to track, say, the particular regions in France that French Canadians came from six generations ago, where they settled in Canada three generations ago, and how they spread south to New England two generations ago.
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They are for birthing new generations of filthy, vulgar, nasty, proud, Christian, Muslim, Buddhist, Sikh, you name it, for new generations of nasty women.
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As it happens, more recent generations of college students reported higher scores for each form of perfectionism than any of the generations before them.
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But this is not any longer just something that is particularly a focus of new generations, also older generations want to have a legacy.
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As an old Korean saying goes, 'Wealth does not pass three generations', meaning the wealth of a family can rarely last for three generations.
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"Whereas past generations blindly purchased luxury goods, the younger generations have a more price-conscious consumption pattern," KB Investment & Securities analyst Yang Ji-hye said.
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The ghosts of other times shouldn't haunt me like they do, but what does it say about humankind that for generations and generations, tyranny reigned?
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The word literally describes those who emulate and revere both the prophet Muhammad and the earliest generations of Muslims, the first three generations in particular.
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Our duty to the whole, including the unborn generations, bids us restrain an unprincipled present-day minority from wasting the heritage of these unborn generations.
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The dual-track racing coaster had been a staple at the park since 1978, thrilling generations of riders, and undergoing generations of wear and tear.
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So unlike classical plant and animal breeders dealing with organisms with generations in years, 10 generations of selection of this mosquito would take only months.
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That's the legacy our parents and grandparents and generations before created for us, and it's something we have to protect for the generations to come.
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Some 38 million people in the U.S. live in poverty, and fewer people in younger generations are considered middle class, compared to their parents' generations.
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Younger generations are reporting more mental health issues than previous generations, regardless of whether we're talking about immigrants or the general American population, Dr. Hwang says.
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Meanwhile others say that the apparent ruthlessness in the younger generations is "predictable" given that they have less financial and familial responsibilities compared to older generations.
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The righteous cause of welcoming deserving immigrants, and recognizing how much you benefit our society, has lasted for generations and will go on for generations ahead.
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Like Yellowstone, Yosemite and all the iconic places protected by generations before us, the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge must be here for future generations to enjoy.
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The difference between generations became even more pronounced in the 2017 general election, when the largest gap in how different generations voted was measured in Britain.
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The important stats on adolescents and just-turned-adults: With the younger generations, same as the older generations, underlying medical conditions add to a person's vulnerability.
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The same stories that caught the eyes of our generations of editors now offer us insight into the lives and interests of generations of Trib readers.
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There are only so many times we can read that "50,000 generations" of hunting and gathering is more critical to our psychology than 500 generations of civilization.
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While younger generations are most likely to have on online-only bank account or plan to open one, the older generations are warming up to the idea.
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Physical labor, with the exponential gains in robotic capabilities, artificial intelligence, and specialization, is nearly an act of past generations – a fact that those generations would embrace.
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It suggests that the conversation around the anxieties and concerns of younger generations has become so exhausting and unproductive that the younger generations are collectively over it.
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First, we can certainly borrow more and consume more with low interest rates and not hurt future generations (who can in turn borrow more from later generations).
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Older generations are more likely to die as a result of lung failure caused by coronavirus infections, while younger generations are much less likely to do so.
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It's customary for the older generations of a family to offer envelopes of money to the younger generations, a symbol of giving and sharing, Ms. Liao said.
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"Mars has been in business for four generations and intends to be for the next four generations," Grant F. Reid, the food company's chief, said on Wednesday.
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Millennials do view themselves as a bit more narcissistic than generations before them, but not to the extent that older generations do, according to new research presented Jan.
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Merkin and Roiphe are placed on one side of a line as if this were a "natural" division between generations, when in fact that division exists within generations.
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A pair of Sperry Gold Cup Authentic Original Boat Shoes wouldn't have looked out of place three generations back and will still have fans generations into the future.
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In order to safeguard these resources for future generations, we have developed an assortment of policy tools that are of paramount importance to both current and future generations.
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Compared to previous generations at the same age, millennials ages 25 to 34 have lower homeownership rates than the previous two generations, according to an Urban Institute report.
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The researchers found two factors that put Italy at risk, Simon wrote: It has the second-oldest population, and younger generations interact more often with older generations there.
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I believe that nuclear energy will have a resurgence as the younger generations who are more open to nuclear than the older generations see the need for it.
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But the inevitable aging process is conspiring against older generations: The Silent and Greatest Generations are experiencing precipitous decline in vote share as members grow older and die.
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Both generations of Ryzen use motherboards with the AM4 socket, and AMD has assured Gizmodo that this will be the socket used for the next few generations as well.
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But today we meet as normal — as generations have done before us, and as future generations will continue to do — to deliver a simple message: we are not afraid.
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Narcissism rises Different research methods have found that individualism is on the rise in American culture, with younger generations reporting less empathy and more self-focus than generations before.
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Our country has made progress on many issues of social bias, and younger generations tend to be more open-minded and tolerant of different groups than older generations are.
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Over a garage on 36th Street in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, a faded sign announced Three Generations Metal Maintenance, with the dings and peeling paint that only generations can confer.
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Another thing to note is that mtDNA and Y-DNA tests can trace back anywhere from 20-100 generations, while autosomal tests can only trace back to 5-8 generations.
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And to build the kind of America that we want future generations to enjoy, we're going to have to invest in our water systems, just like generations before us did.
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"One of the things that we discovered about ourselves is that a very, very long time ago, generations and generations ago, my family consisted of Sephardic Jews," Ocasio-Cortez said.
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Millennials spend far less on homes they own than do older generations, because so many more members of older generations own their homes and are less likely to pay rent.
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He notes that a counter argument to his movement is that society will become conservative, because old generations aren't dying and making way for new generations and new world views.
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The point of Swarbrick's climate change speech was that younger generations feel they can no longer rely on older generations to help solve major and daunting environmental and economic issues.
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The PWBM is what's known in economics as an "overlapping generations model," a common tool used to measure the long-run effects of policies that affect multiple generations of people.
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Through interviewing participants across three generations, researcher Ashley B. LeBaron explored how children learn to donate from their parents and how attitudes to such activities are passed down through generations.
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Preserving the environment for future generations, ensuring equity and ensuring that ultimately people feel comfortable and they know that that land and the built environment is preserved for future generations.
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According to airdronecraze, an Amazon Services LLC affiliate advertising program website, drone technology has seven potential generations, and the majority of current technology sits in the fifth and sixth generations.
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To Democrats, stealing money from future generations is merely the small price of handing out government benefits to their constituents today — and future generations aren't voting today, so deficits be damned.
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In practical terms, this means future generations will be forced to pay taxes for the overspending committed by current generations, rather than investments in homeland security or infrastructure in their day.
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What Nordstrom Rack and TJ Maxx are to older generations who like buying name brands, Cara Cara is to younger generations who typically shop at digitally native brands or boutique stores.
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My dad was born on a cotton plantation in Greenwood, Mississippi, where his family were sharecroppers in the same field that enslaved people had picked cotton for generations and generations before.
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These consultants teach managers to deliver on differing workplace needs and skills across generations and attract new talent; it's particularly helpful for older generations trying to understand the digitally-savvy youth.
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For retirees wanting to live a more active lifestyle than previous generations, and for much of the younger generations, owning a huge home doesn&apost have the appeal it used to.
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KS: I think if the government keeps the price low, you can imagine in four or five generations, or three or four generations maybe, the underground market would be substantially reduced.
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Hell is a teenage girl — future generations be warned
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But it's three generations — it's a whole new world.
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We know the problems — many have existed for generations.
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The latter two generations seem to vastly prefer email (34 percent for millennials; 39 percent for Gen X), while none of the three generations is too keen on talking over the phone.
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"Simply boosting benefits for all generations means politically putting off the pain to future generations, which can be criticized as pork-barrel spending," said Yasuhide Yajima, chief economist at NLI Research Institute.
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GLAAD's findings also contradict the assumption that younger generations — which have grown up with legalized same-sex marriage and better LGBTQ media representation— are more accepting of LGBTQ rights than previous generations.
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With the older generations going to die off, the younger generations can help to solve problems with climate change and discrimination, as they were left with it when the older generation left.
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Political scientists, such as Gary Jacobson, argued Gen Z and millennial generations have been socialized into politics differently, especially during the Obama presidency, so that they view politics differently than previous generations.
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"I do think that another important question to raise is the extent to which Oprah's brand, if you will, connects with younger generations, particularly younger generations of women of color," she says.
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Instead, Vonage and others are cooking up a kind of transitionary tech, bridging the gap between older generations that haven't yet adopted newer forms of communication and younger generations who can't be bothered.
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I wonder how the lives of my ancestors would have changed if opportunities presented to others were available to them, three and four generations ago, if my ancestors hadn't been enslaved for generations.
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We must follow the lead of indigenous communities that have protected their land for countless generations, and work together in solidarity to ensure a thriving planet for future generations and all living beings.
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I believe this because your positive impact can last for generations and generations and when people hear your name it will put a smile on their face … For Example Martin Luther King jr.
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Going Further (if You Choose): Comparing Generations If you would like to take this inquiry even further, you might use parts of our lesson plan Bridging the Gap: Considering Factors That Shape Generations.
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Lessons like these and the previous prominence of Corbyn's anti-Semitic party underscore the importance of teaching new generations about anti-Semitism and its consequences, keeping its lessons alive for generations to come.
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For instance, in Nordic countries, it only takes about two to three generations, while in China where there is higher inequality and high elasticity, it takes seven generations, according to the OECD report.
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Members of the millennial and Gen Z generations care more than past generations about climate change, but younger Americans have been slow to show that belief in one important way: electric-car buying.
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But Thunberg and others are persevering in the face of criticism, offering a model of grace, strength, and humor to the generations that follow — and even to the generations that have preceded them.
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Such traits would be passed on to all subsequent generations.
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And how is she faring with women of different generations?
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And that's bad for all of us -- especially future generations.
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And as generations go by, the level of understanding increases.
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John McLaughlin was a TV institution for generations of Americans.
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In some cases, this memory persists for several plant generations.
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For subsequent generations the comb has a range of meanings.
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North Korea abides by the "three generations of punishment" rule.
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Many have been living there for up to five generations.
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Soho, London, has been a place for entertainment for generations.
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A couple generations ago, college was affordable or even free.
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It's almost symbolic of passing the torch to future generations.
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Within two generations, the rest of the dragons died out.
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We also get good marks for strong relationships among generations.
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It has been amended over generations to denote masterful drivers.
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"I am this generations Ford Hughes Jobs Disney," he wrote.
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The fights John Conyers fought will be remembered for generations.
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Is this something you're committed to for generations of phones?
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" He added, "Thank you Peter for inspiring generations of explorers.
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Koh added heirs from previous generations had limited career choices.
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The inscription details a vast change achieved in those generations.
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That's as life expectancies for today's younger generations creep up.
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What are survival strategies would you share with future generations?
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That puts them more in line with older US generations.
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You are from different generations -- >> It's a very different system.
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Generations of women, especially women of color, will be affected.
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Two generations of women have been touched by your spirit.
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It took three generations, but August has finally accomplished that.
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Future generations may also be better off than their predecessors.
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Millennials, once again, are doing things differently than prior generations.
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I think it's important for the dynamism of future generations.
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The report also looked into home ownership gaps between generations.
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Now, women are catching up, especially in more recent generations.
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Michel said Thanksgiving traditions are changing, especially for younger generations.
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Historians like me have been debating the specifics for generations.
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They are building more homes designed specifically for multiple generations.
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Generations of black people are still trapped in urban ghettoes.
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Still, one thread runs through all three generations, said Chang.
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How many generations have you wiped out with these weapons?
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But these exchanges offer a window into America's emerging generations.
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We have trained generations of women to look that part.
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Millennials take a different approach to investing than previous generations.
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Viktor's small home island is storied with generations of fishermen.
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What do you want to leave behind for future generations?
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We had multiple generations of volunteers, audience members, and performers.
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Generations later, it turns out they were onto something big.
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Four generations of family taking in the partial eclipse today.
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For generations, the Cubs have been trading for this guy.
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But I fear for the future generations staying in Europe.
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David Weissenstern's ancestors have been in Jerusalem for six generations.
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For generations, Namibian farmers felt they had no other option.
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Three generations later, though, the trend started to snap back.
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We have to make decisions now that impact future generations.
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And over the course of generations, those meanings will change.
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What is inappropriate about a celebration that includes all generations?
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It must also be counted in generations of vanished dreams.
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And the futures of many generations will be sadly squandered.
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I often wonder what future generations of women will think.
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These were passed down from teachers to students over generations.
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Not just six years, or six decades, but six generations.
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The legacy of drink and dogma cascades through the generations.
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Monster Hunter Generations is out now for the Nintendo 3DS.
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The earlier generations look smaller compared to the new design.
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These costs will have to be borne by coming generations.
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It cannot be blamed on the inadequacies of following generations.
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That's why protecting it for future generations is so important.
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FOR a few generations, Americans seldom saw death up close.
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In reality, there's the potential for alliance with older generations.
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The American people and our future generations deserve nothing less.
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Four generations on, those animals' descendants are inbred and dysfunctional.
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"I want to inspire generations to come," he told reporters.
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In future generations, those percentages are almost certain to grow.
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So three generations of us all in a steel mill.
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All these changes have taken place within just two generations.
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Additionally, we must act now to protect future generations' benefits.
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Basically, this is durable drinkware that literally lasts for generations.
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He was a hero and inspired generations of future explorers.
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Generations of people identified us by all of our failures.
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His brilliant acting will be remembered for generations to come.
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They are our heritage, and the heritage of future generations.
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Our presidents are role models for generations of our children.
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Single payer has been a Democratic pipe dream for generations.
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But that's been America's role in the world for generations.
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It will improve health in America for generations to come.
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History buffs ask about Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt, seven generations back.
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They had an important role here that would inspire generations.
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The slain members of the Holcombe family spanned three generations.
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We follow the Dukes and the Sels across many generations.
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They should be handed to future generations healthy and intact.
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And the consequences are damaging to generations of our children.
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It's building cities for generations to come, not just boomers.
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The field of policy analysis is now several generations old.
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Yet, millennials are financially behind other generations at their age.
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It's about what's going to happen to the next generations.
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And that's how generations of Republicans will always see it.
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The family wants to provide a foundation for future generations.
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The next president will shape the high court for generations.
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Especially with the younger generations, they have to keep pushing.
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Australia's indigenous groups have eaten insects for protein for generations.
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Agreement that we have a collective responsibility toward future generations.
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The number gets exponentially larger as you go back generations.
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That may have been so generations ago, but no longer.
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Like earlier generations only viewed him with horror and disgust.
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Generations of tall adults silencing manic kids with magical food!
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Maybe not for my sake, but for generations to come.
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They were not only two continents but two generations apart.
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Al Bernstein has been boxing's foremost commentator for three generations.
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The Changs have been stinking up tofu for five generations.
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These change from region to region; some are generations old.
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It became the inspiration for generations of puffers and jackets.
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Could that be averted with some better communication between generations?
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Today, two generations later, our national experience is much different.
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The war is a taboo subject, particularly for younger generations.
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How many generations does it take to erase that hate?
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Generations ago, the patrons of the Manganiyars were the Rajputs.
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This means Unrwa has now served four generations of Palestinians.
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But imagine how future generations will look back on us.
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The new generations of flamenco creators are artistically restless, too.
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Although our generations go by pretty quickly on this planet.
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The younger generations are more radical, on left and right.
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Here you'll find two thoughtfully dovetailed shows that span generations.
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I could be missing a similar situation from generations past.
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Like, what do the generations have to offer each other?
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Here are the generations for whom you won a war.
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This is the highest percentage of all the generations surveyed.
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I think it's important because there's generations of people here.
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"This is how snake oil has been sold for generations."
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Americans need a climate policy that will protect future generations.
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Today, three generations of Eller women work on the ranch.
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One family gathered three generations together for a group doob.
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For generations, movie theaters had two projectors for each screen.
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It already afflicts two generations of adults and their children.
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"Generations are really only understood in retrospect," Mr. Harris said.
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What does your students' generation have to teach older generations?
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Former generations of Bedouin brought slaves from Africa, she recounted.
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Other visitors, including a family with three generations of Frei.
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It's the succession of generations that gets the work done.
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We may die, but this fight will last for generations.
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How do you think other generations are different from yours?
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Families that have been going to the club for generations.
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Whereas older generations may be slightly less focused on that.
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My family has lived in Los Angeles for five generations.
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Communities that produced clothes for generations, like Fort Payne, Ala.
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Massive deficits will become a huge burden for future generations.
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Wealthier nations are healthier nations, an effect seen across generations.
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For generations, the conflict was the center of presidential politics.
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Three generations of Harrisons eventually worked together in the store.
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Is it to pass a place down to future generations?
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Thus we'd cheer up all Americans, which other generations can't.
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He explained that his family had lived there for generations.
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Opportunity for young generations is being sharply and unfairly constricted.
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We applaud efforts to secure Social Security for future generations.
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The material can regenerate to form three generations of offspring.
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Ukrainians of all generations are deeply connected by these memories.
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We are in the most serious financial crisis in generations.
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We love Magic, we love Kareem, but Kobe transcends generations.
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"TikTok, I believe, is younger generations mostly," Ms. Flippo added.
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Generations of aboriginal children were stolen, and many returned broken.
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Amanda Leung's family has sold dried seafood for three generations.
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Other divides may also become more visible, especially between generations.
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For generations, the Horowitz family has cheered on the revolution.
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Over generations, genetic mutations arise at a roughly steady rate.
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"We are preparing a new pact between generations," Philippe said.
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Two generations later, her granddaughter, Ann Richards, was elected governor.
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"I came from generations of poverty," said Mr. Klontz, 46.
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They aren't being conscripted into military service like past generations.
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But generations of violence can change your brain, he said.
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This breaks from older generations' understanding of beauty, she said.
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But we must act now to save generations of children.
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We imagined future generations saying, 'What was the fuss about?
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He was and will remain beloved for generations to come.
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And that will leave its imprint for generations to come.
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It will revitalize the sport for this and future generations.
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The company is now testing later generations of those devices.
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Horn will likely disappear within three generations of Anderson's death.
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Relationships between younger generations and baby boomers aren't exactly stellar.
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For some black families, including White's, monitoring stretches across generations.
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The hunters are relying on traditions handed down through generations.
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Undergarments have been an occasional obsession at Wimbledon for generations.
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I'm in despair at what we leave for future generations.
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We can't undo generations of cultural baggage in a day.
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Finland also has high levels of economic mobility across generations.
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Older generations are shelling out the most cash on upgrades.
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For generations, Carnegie and Katz's have been a united front.
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The generations before us were more about certification and professionalism.
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A scientific debate about whether or not generations truly exist.
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The situation will be the same for generations to come.
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People can't rise up the way other generations did before.
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I think I've owned the last seven generations of Kindles.
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It will take several generations before Samsung gets this right.
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Here was a contrast of temperaments, but also of generations.
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Two generations, each in their own way mother's little helper.
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The findings also show how different generations approach the situation.
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Afterward, generations of politicians were afraid to champion prison reform.
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White supremacy was virtually eradicated from our country generations ago.
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It would be nice if other generations noticed our resiliency.
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"It's a couple of generations worth of returns," he says.
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Transformation-- is gonna take generations, it's not gonna happen tomorrow.
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As generations age, more and more people join that population.
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And the Democratic Party may not for generations to come.
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And the cases could set precedents that stand for generations.
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This scene will be studied in parenting texts for generations.
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Two generations of Pastons later, it was dispersed and sold.
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Those values are meant to shape the conversation between generations.
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Generations ago, Passover preparations did not start at the supermarket.
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His family has run the Congress party for four generations.
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"It has been generations of cultivating skills," Kojo Campbell said.
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So we're much more financially sensitive than perhaps other generations.
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The thing is, this fight between two generations is old.
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What do you want future generations to remember about you?
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This is another show that features three generations of immigrants.
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Events that once crippled entire generations are now thankfully rare.
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Older generations learned Russian and studied in the Soviet Union.
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It's an essential book that generations of Americans have read.
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What will future generations be able to learn from it?
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And that's the way genes are passed down through generations.
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Holden is Patient Zero for generations infected by his misanthropy.
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Millennials are drinking less alcohol than older generations in general.
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While generations past might have been living in homes with lead paint, they did not always experience the exposure that current generations do, because paint had not yet been disturbed by deterioration or renovation.
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But in a political season in which Democratic candidates for president have more to say on saving the planet for future generations than on the practice of ending those generations in the womb, Rep.
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According to a 2017 stud called "Intergenerational Programming in Senior Housing: From Promise to Practice," from Generations United and the Retirement Research Foundation, having older and younger generations under one roof serves several benefits.
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WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — A good protest song should be general enough to call for the perpetual need for societal change, but passionately specific enough to allow generations upon generations take it as their own anthem.
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In their 1991 book Generations: The History of America's Future, they parceled the country's history neatly into 18 generations, and went so far as to predict the American character up to the year 19923.
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For generations and generations, Americans have gathered together on Thanksgiving with their families and friends to celebrate what they're grateful for: life, love, friendship, employment, a favorite sports team, Kit-Kats, and whatever else.
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And finally, there is more and more respectful cooperation with indigenous people who have lived in rainforests for generations and who are an important ally in saving them for the generations yet to come.
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As earlier generations of Latino migrants have integrated into American culture – like generations of migrants before us – our hard work, our youth, our optimism and our commitment to our kids are all paying off today.
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" When I asked Tomic about this assessment, he agreed, observing, "I love to touch antique objects, and I sense a great past—of generations and generations—that I think are a part of the works.
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The story unfolds over generations, including different universes and timelines of the same generations, and folds in everything from religion to bronies to Hussie himself, who serves as a punchline as well as a player.
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The survey, which sampled 1,500 consumers across four generations, also found that because Gen Z is particularly stressed out, the group tends to purchase products in the health and wellness categories more than other generations.
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A lot has changed since our grandmother's and our mother's generations.
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Arguably, previous generations viewed (and used) credit cards with less skepticism.
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I feel really optimistic about these generations that are coming up.
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By comparison to other places or previous generations, we're doing great.
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We've been extending life for generations, but vitality hasn't kept pace.
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It was by far the most popular response from both generations.
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Engaging people of different generations is one way to do that.
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My success came on the shoulders of the generations before me.
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And the way of life they knew for generations has vanished.
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Yet increasingly, the restrictive expectations that previous generations faced have evaporated.
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Provisions that older generations have gained will likely never be lost.
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Today we take a look at the two generations of Foreman.
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It's a very important way for generations to understand each other.
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On the flip side, it is getting better for younger generations.
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Millennials are already one of the most charitable generations in history.
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For generations of American parents, formula feeding was the default choice.
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These lawyers will serve as an inspiration to the coming generations.
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Together, we can inspire galaxies of greatness for generations to come.
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Letting it hang since 2013 and well-hung for four generations.
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And generations of aspiring malcontents may have never found their tribe.
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Are younger generations left without new nightmares to grow up on?
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Their work has also inspired the next generations of their families.
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Polished by generations of children, it still reflected a dull gleam.
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She's Queen Victoria's grandmother, which makes them relatives, several generations removed.
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There are two generations of Pixel phones on sale this weekend.
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Future generations need to understand history in all of its dimensions.
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One reason is that they are more mobile than previous generations.
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Many urban Chinese grow up with advantages unknown to previous generations.
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Second, tech companies are struggling to reach new generations of learners.
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The S8's curved sides seem subtler than in previous generations.
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Samir: It's also being hated on by older generations as well.
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Joudeh's family has held the key in their protection for generations.
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Older generations grew up and never knew anything about their history.
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Normally, there's a bit of distance between three sets of generations.
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That's how we recovered from the worst economic crisis in generations.
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Personally, I take mine black, but younger generations really like creamer.
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" "NATO (has) kept the peace for two generations since the war.
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Generations before ours had no choice but to take this route.
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Those generations were more likely to supplement their income through investments.
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But that won't stop people from arguing about it for generations.
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A great dictionary might even be passed on through several generations.
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But by limiting investment, they argue, it penalises future generations instead.
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Mr Liu knows the sequence for eight generations in his family.
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He says the film will document their experiences for future generations.
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That's how conservative media works, that's how it's worked for generations.
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What did the future sound like to previous generations of dreamers?
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When future generations look back on 2018 what will they remember?
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He's fifth generation; the farm will hopefully be there for generations.
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Let's fight back together and protect our planet for future generations.
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It's a responsibility I take seriously, with future generations in mind.
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Younger generations are enamored with acronyms, shorthand, and self-destructing content.
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The Gubbeen farm has belonged to the Fergusons for six generations.
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Millennials have so many more opportunities than kids of other generations.
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It has schooled two generations in its (questionable) narrative of oppression.
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But the photo is still a strange document for future generations.
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At least not until entire generations of SATC viewers die off.
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Several hundred have been in operation for at least three generations.
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Biologists know that traits are carried down the generations by genes.
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He served as a constant force for generations in Israeli politics.
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No wonder her stories continue to thrill new generations of readers.
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Generations of patriotic Americans have fought and died for that freedom.
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It's failing the planet, and that means it's failing future generations.
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Apparently the reggaeton star is a hit with older generations too.
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It has been owned by the same family for four generations.
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For generations, confusion and uncertainty have surrounded this murky presidential qualification.
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Soon after, Nepal was shaken by its worst earthquake in generations.
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Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate is out for the Nintendo Switch today.
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It's thinner, faster and has a larger screen than previous generations.
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We were committed to marching for our ancestors and future generations.
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Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate arrives on Nintendo Switch on August 210th.
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Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate is coming to #NintendoSwitch on August 28!
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"That's for future generations to figure out the details," he said.
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The V23 is not a retrofit of the company's previous generations.
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Generations have grown up on coal in this blue-collar county.
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The V3 is not a retrofit of the company's previous generations.
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Metal-rich stars likely descend from many previous generations of stars.
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It's engaging younger generations and making sure that they feel welcome.
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We're three generations of black men, coming from three different spaces.
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But that was the aspiration for multiple generations of comedians. Yeah.
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Cleveland PD is gradually changing its policies and practices after generations
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Over the generations, they should become able to coexist with cats.
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"Look how far we've come in just two generations," he said.
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" As Smith puts it, "generations are important in a child's life.
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CryptoWall 3.0 is smarter, more secure and stealthier than previous generations.
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Will future generations simply have VR headsets wired to their spines?
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He pulled a one more thing, and he's calling it Generations.
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Data: Adobe Media and Entertainment Generations Report; Chart: Lazaro Gamio / Axios
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This has tethered impoverished communities to the worst schools for generations.
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"I think we're losing a generation, maybe two generations," he said.
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They came into households at older generations and got handed down.
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Pretend future generations do not exist, only the current generation exists.
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Do you not fear a little bit for the future generations?
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For generations the entire community has considered the Canyon hallowed ground.
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That's in part because they view ownership differently than other generations.
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"I kind of look at fitness in three generations," she says.
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What advice do you have for younger generations of trans people?
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The negative effects of the criminal justice system damage future generations.
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Wages for this crucial voting bloc have stagnated for two generations.
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Younger generations have been relieved of the burden of spoken communication.
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Generations of hard work and sacrifice had led to this moment.
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Seeing multiple generations develop under my age is screwing with me.
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To an extent, the game industry is now three generations old.
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There are three generations of "No Smoking" signs on the walls.
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Spying was a Six Villages tradition, passed through families for generations.
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Let us declare, so that generations yet unborn can hear us.
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And the differences fobbed off on the unconsenting, unborn future generations.
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It was about the health of the earth for future generations.
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Older folks have been criticizing younger generations for some 2,2023 years.
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Certain local families have been producing Sandy Hook pilots for generations.
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Researchers have found that attitudes toward trust can linger for generations.
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Most of those makeshift gathering places didn't endure for later generations.
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I suspect there will be endless angles for generations to come.
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Players recorded this moment for future generations to look back upon.
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In fact, Siri is modeled after many generations of feminized technologies.
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He describes the show as an "intimate epic" that spans generations.
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Generations of my family have lived and died on the island.
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By my estimation, they've evolved for tens of thousands of generations.
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It really is something that the younger generations need to see.
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So, self-love eludes the masses, as it has for generations.
|
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An ultra-slow property market is also bad for future generations.
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That's enough generations back not to be too icky, we presume.
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Younger generations of Iranians are increasingly friendly to the outside world.
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Future generations deserve the same freedoms we have all benefited from.
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We have tried unilateralism for two generations, and it has failed.
|
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In July, three generations were vacationing on a Royal Caribbean cruise.
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In "The Great Indoors," that conflict is a battle of generations.
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Morrison laid the foundation for generations of black writers that followed.
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Indeed, 90-somethings have been joined by younger generations of tyros.
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Relations between Britain and Ireland have bedeviled generations of British leaders.
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" He described generations of their hard-working families as "amazing people.
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Previous generations introduced electricity, indoor plumbing and the internal combustion engine.
|
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Generations of American troops fought and died to secure those bonds.
|
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"Sometimes I feel it's a struggle between two generations," he said.
|
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The Gobuts are a family of eight spread over three generations.
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Moreover, younger generations of employees want more flexibility than their elders.
|
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About two generations now have been raised on that legal rationale.
|
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Two generations, both had to take the examination together, she says.
|
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The goal was to share the oil riches with future generations.
|
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For generations, sober observers have reported unexplained lights in the sky.
|
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Feminists, caring men among them, had sought just that for generations.
|
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The numbers are much lower in these categories for older generations.
|
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"We want to preserve films for future generations," Ms. Linville said.
|
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Reagan's deficit shenanigans became the playbook for generations of conservative policymakers.
|
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He influenced multiple generations of strategists in government, academe, and business.
|
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Grateful African-Americans made the Republican Party their home for generations.
|
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In younger generations, it's possible to prevent both of these diseases.
|
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The seven names above the title alone span generations of showbiz.
|
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For one, millennials aren't getting married as early as previous generations.
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We owe it to future generations to leave a safer environment.
|
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But she even charmed generations unfamiliar with her records and movies.
|
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On rare occasions, their genes get passed down to future generations.
|
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America's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge must be protected for future generations.
|
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Still, they lag behind where previous generations were at their age.
|
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Ahmed Sabbagh's pistachio shop has been in his family for generations.
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Adoption: Farmers often rely on generations of knowledge about their land.
|
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The younger generations are crushed by the hopelessness and death everywhere.
|
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This framing of the Civil War has been around for generations.
|
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The younger generations want to know how their clothes are produced.
|
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Ownership of property and companies was passed down to subsequent generations.
|
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The last couple of generations have been getting smaller and smaller.
|
|
What are these young women doing that previous generations have not?
|
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Owner Tom Ricketts, representing generations of Cubs fans, knows the significance.
|
|
Do you think previous generations have let people your age down?
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Hope: The resilience of nature and the awareness of new generations.
|
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You just hope one day, future generations will tell your story.
|
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"Future generations will inherit a much more inhospitable planet," he said.
|
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And the lives of their future generations are put in danger.
|
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Without contextual reference to generations of preceding and contemporary geometric stylizers?
|
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We went through I don't know how many generations of hardware.
|
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The animals "can go through several generations, in fact," she said.
|
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That will hurt future generations and the American dream of homeownership.
|
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It preserves critical data sure to be examined by future generations.
|
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Now, generations later, we are seeing the results of this shortsightedness.
|
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Their examples galvanized the ambitions of several generations of leading sommeliers.
|
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In earlier generations of products, faster wireless connections sold new phones.
|
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It's something that could have consequences over our bodies for generations.
|
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See this "Elder Millennial" before she's a star across multiple generations.
|
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It then peripatetically traces such figures through successive generations of artists.
|
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Chinese companies' efforts in earlier generations of wireless technology mostly flopped.
|
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Second, it shows that millennials behave differently than older generations do.
|
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In many Asian and African communities, multiple generations commonly live together.
|
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It is a decision with potentially catastrophic consequences for future generations.
|
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Growing up in past generations, swearing was considered sinful and impolite.
|
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Farm policy for many generations has been dominated by commodity crops.
|
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But weirdly enough, data access ports remain standardized through three generations.
|
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For generations, people in Grafton have made a bargain with nature.
|
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And the decisions made now will shape technological generations to come.
|
|
Future generations may ask why we were distracted by lesser matters.
|
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Among the known allegations, many of the cases date back generations.
|
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More than two generations of Afghans have seen nothing but war.
|
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Ten iPhone generations from now, it will still produce beautiful photos.
|
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The region's aspirations for independence have ebbed and flowed for generations.
|
|
So many buildings and landmarks have been preserved through the generations.
|
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Some businesses are family-run operations that go back four generations.
|
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For generations, Mr. Thomas's family has accounted for some of them.
|
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The village's tradition of gardening, passed down through generations, also contributed.
|
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I want generations from today… to see our thoughts and techniques.
|
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The reproductive well-being of future generations hangs in the balance.
|
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Even within a family, different generations can identify as different races.
|
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Younger generations are tightening their wallets in the face of coronavirus.
|
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Incomes are rising across generations, with children out-earning their parents.
|
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We can't keep letting generations of children slip through our fingers.
|
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But today, its younger generations have no memory of industrialized slaughter.
|
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"Javan tigers have been extinct for three generations," Ms. Wulan said.
|
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The risk is collective, and the consequences are shared across generations.
|
|
"They are not Biden aficionados, as older generations are," Austin said.
|
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"Sometimes you don't see the consequences for generations," Hanna-Attisha said.
|
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Some people I spoke to said a disconnect exists between generations.
|
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Can't wait to keep passing this tradition through the next generations!
|
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Fans from earlier generations reminisce about how it used to be.
|
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They go from zero to hundreds of millions in three generations.
|
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Other generations are leading the way, proposing solutions and working together.
|
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Lifelong learning and re-skilling programs can enhance productivity across generations.
|
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But generations of Soviet citizens knew it as "zelyonka" (the green).
|
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In this novel, three generations of polar bears tell their stories.
|
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If you're very lucky, you can maybe get two generations back.
|
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This kind of tension with Canada hasn't been seen in generations.
|
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Meanwhile, 50 percent of individuals from older generations earn the same.
|
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In polling, Labour has fallen to its lowest level in generations.
|
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The 2019 list spans seven generations and 32 countries and territories.
|
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They have three times the job turnover rate of other generations.
|
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Recipes are gently refined as they are passed down through generations.
|
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The desectarianization of the region's politics will take time, possibly generations.
|
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Let the next family have four generations in this house, too.
|
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With their integrity, Romney and Jones defined themselves for future generations.
|
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Younger generations tend to think that sounds like hell on earth.
|
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Lauren is full of hope for her future and future generations.
|
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Hispanic Americans, whether recently naturalized or here for generations, must vote.
|
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Generations of Americans have been trying to find her ever since.
|
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Swift is revealed as being surrounded by men of different generations.
|
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Hopi has been considered the center of native prophecy for generations.
|
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Everybody's been telling you for generations not to think too much.
|
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Follow tradition, of course, and enforce the homology down the generations.
|
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Millennials -- especially black millennials -- have lower homeownership rates than previous generations.
|
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We lifted our voices when our hands were shackled generations back.
|
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Until we do this, we will continually fail our youngest generations.
|
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"We should naturally try to get the generations to live together."
|
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Your grandmother has vacuumed up after two generations of your family.
|
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It's how we will secure a habitable planet for future generations.
|
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The brothers' ranch has been in their family for four generations.
|
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Generations of miners sacrificed their lungs and limbs to King Coal.
|
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"The main purpose is for future generations to remember," Chatila added.
|
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It's been here for years, for years and years and generations.
|
|
Why do different generations of Cubans feel differently about Fidel Castro?
|
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The next generations will have no living memory of our time.
|
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It is the federal government's duty to protect these future generations.
|
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That's something journalists know and have been doing effectively for generations.
|
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These two towns have lived side by side peacefully for generations.
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I hail from a family where poverty traces back for generations.
|
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Every generation makes investing mistakes that later generations can learn from.
|
|
Whom does it benefit to brand generations in the first place?
|
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The repercussions of the incident at Chernobyl could last for generations.
|
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Generations of young offenders were damaged, some irreparably, by this decision.
|
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As such, the sharing mindset was passed down to future generations.
|
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Other families like his -- predominantly Hispanos -- have been here for generations.
|
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But what about memory muscle, which younger generations have not needed?
|
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"For the first time, four generations are working together," noted Legrand.
|
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But some of their DNA endured in later generations of Neanderthals.
|
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Multiply these examples by many years and generations of analogous scenarios.
|
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It's a small attempt to save the planet for future generations.
|
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Labour's relationship with its heartlands has been deteriorating for generations now.
|
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But over the centuries, they were mythologized by generations of humans.
|
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Those Jews can pass -- my family did, in Europe, for generations.
|
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Three generations from one Canadian family also perished in the crash.
|
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"For generations of fans, Keith was college football," Mr. Iger said.
|
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It's still fun to see new generations enjoy the game peaceably.
|
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Embroidery has been passed down in her family for three generations.
|
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It's how we recovered from the worst economic crisis in generations.
|
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It looks similar to previous generations but has some important differences.
|
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The people that anchored a family for generations are now anonymous.
|
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The 1 million Rohingya of Myanmar have faced discrimination for generations.
|
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"We want to provide that for the future generations to come."
|
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Yes, millennials are interested in buying homes, just like previous generations.
|
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The report, "Stagnation Generation", calls for the social contract between young and old generations to be renewed, as millennials are at risk of becoming the first generation to earn less over their lifetime than earlier generations.
|
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In one book, Shannon manages to create an entire world, complete with over a thousand years of history, various conflicting religions, generations upon generations of royalty, dozens of nations, and a sea full of pirates. Pirates!
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Stable family ties can be a strong selling point in Asia, where wealth managers sometimes display a Qing Dynasty scroll in their offices with an inscription meaning "three generations under one roof, five generations of prosperity".
|
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He shaped an accompanying side table as an eye that hovers over a pool of tears to honor his great-grandmother and generations of black women who shed their tears of work and sorrow across generations.
|
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One of the report's findings was the varying number of generations it would take someone born in a low-income family to reach the country's average income; for the US, it would take about five generations.
|
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"As a millennial, I am willing to pay the additional tax to ensure that my generation and future generations also have the same, or dare I say better, benefits and equity than generations do today," Zapote said.
|
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It is time we protect the Arctic Refuge for all time, for future generations as a legacy of both leaders of our beautiful countries in the name of reconciliation, trust and love for seven generations from now.
|
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"We will turn Japan's social security system into one that responds to all generations by boldly diverting policy resources to resolve the two major concerns - child rearing and (elderly) nursing care – that working generations confront," he said.
|
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We routinely underestimate what it means that our political system has been constructed and interpreted by men, that our expectations for politicians have been set by generations of male politicians and shaped by generations of male pundits.
|
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Three generations of women sought that change before 1920, and more generations fought on afterward to win voting rights for female citizens in Puerto Rico and for African-Americans, Native Americans and Asian-Americans on the mainland.
|
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"We will turn Japan's social security system into one that responds to all generations by boldly diverting policy resources to resolve the two major concerns -- child rearing and (elderly) nursing care - that working generations confront," he said.
|
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Some Varsovians have been evicted from properties they have occupied for generations.
|
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Millennials are also much more comfortable talking about money than older generations.
|
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Just two generations ago, mortgage and lending discrimination were much more widespread.
|
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What we see and the stories from past generations and so on.
|
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Which of these generations was the most fun for you to research?
|
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Now, it seems, Subway wants to ruin that experience for future generations.
|
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Students of Parkland represented us in a way older generations haven't seen.
|
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What is it about Bane that made the band withstand the generations?
|
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The data reveals a lot about how different generations think — and shop.
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In many ways, millennials actually have it much worse than older generations.
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All of the Starks of generations prior are buried in the tombs.
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And millennials are in a much deeper financial hole than other generations.
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"Twenty-two generations in the longest family line so far," Rohrer said.
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Nor is this a new problem; it has been true for generations.
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The shift would take "two vehicle generations" to be implemented, he said.
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He's impacted many generations of superstars and will continue to do so.
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"I think there is an important message in this for future generations."
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The website helps people discover their history by tracing their family generations.
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The Rohingya have faced state discrimination for generations in Buddhist-majority Myanmar.
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Their performances shined a spotlight on elite female athletes and inspired generations.
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A stereo card photograph titled These Are the Generations of Ham, 1895.
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He strongly believes in protecting public lands for future generations to enjoy.
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Too often, he said many adults, especially older generations, don't realize this.
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If that proves true, several generations of political hopefuls are pretty screwed.
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Ultimately, our mission must be driven by hope for our upcoming generations.
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Generations of families had come and gone without ever seeing its completion.
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It was a few generations ago, but my family members were refugees.
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He will be the hero of a story, alive for future generations.
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Older generations didn't face the same challenges as today's millennials, he says.
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It could take all of the generations of humans to get there.
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"It's a cycle that affects different generations in one family," she said.
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Having intermarried with the Han for generations, they look and speak Chinese.
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She then asked her subjects to write a message for future generations.
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Yet he would follow a different path from previous generations of Barzanis.
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Centuries of peeling paint on ancient walls tell stories of previous generations.
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A watch is something that can be passed down for multiple generations.
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The future: This crisis of displacement will have an impact on generations.
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It's [how] to pave the way forward for the generations to come.
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Millennials have a different approach to the workforce compared to previous generations.
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That kind of hate leaves scars, and those scars last for generations.
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All this puts them in a different financial situation than previous generations.
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What a difference a generation makes — or in this case, five generations.
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To show up and show the older generations that they are coming.
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Later generations fled the Japanese occupation of Korea, which began in 1910.
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But "In the Bleak Midwinter" has proliferated across all generations and platforms.
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Some stands have been owned by the same family for three generations.
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"We want this legacy to be there for future generations," she said.
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Younger generations are looking online to find individuals they can relate to.
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That includes the result of generations of product design and app refining.
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And what can be done to preserve indigenous languages for future generations.
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His unbeaten knock of 22017 runs will be hailed down the generations.
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The animosity between the generations certainly seems to have increased post-referendum.
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But the reality is that it challenges some generations more than others.
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"Two-hundred or 300 years really aren't many human generations," noted Moon.
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Future generations will look back perplexed at why it escaped our focus.
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Rating Its winning ensemble cast includes proven comedic performers across two generations.
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The increasing influence of tech has become crucial for the millennial generations.
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TEN YEARS ago a housing bust caused the deepest recession in generations.
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Comparing generations at a similar stage of life paints a different picture.
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She comes from generations of filmmakers on both sides of the family.
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"For generations, socializing and alcohol have been absolutely, inextricably linked," said Salway.
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Two generations ago, the gender pay gap was more like a chasm.
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Bodegas are like small bastions of earlier generations — palimpsests of a community.
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The generations growing up over the last 20 have been 30 years.
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For us, we are focused on creating a timepiece to last generations.
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Two generations ago, most people had dentures by their 60s or 70s.
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This attitude minimizes or denies the obligations we have toward future generations.
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Our goal is to turn out healthier and happier than previous generations.
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Our generation isn't ready to take the risks that older generations did.
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However, it doesn't matter what circumstances, generations, or major networks influence them.
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What's next: This crisis of displacement will have an impact on generations.
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His impulse to tell stories for future generations animates two recent examples.
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Marilee Foster's family has been farming in Sagaponack, New York, for generations.
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The ways their interests, generations, and nationalities shape their depictions are evident.
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She added: "It's not about our generation, but the generations to come."
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This has happened to 3 generations of women in the same family.
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Members of his family have been Panzano's town butcher for eight generations.
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"I didn't want to see future generations have to go through that."
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The nine Coleman family fatalities represented three generations, the Indianapolis Star reported.
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For generations, college classrooms were the sole option provided to such workers.
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For generations of men, they were a place for meeting and recognition.
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Degrassi has been a big deal to several generations of teenagers now.
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Next 5-year offshore proposed plan protects the Atlantic for future generations.
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This mobile generation supplants previous generations tethered to televisions and desktop browsers.
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Next 20153-year offshore proposed plan protects the Atlantic for future generations.
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That culture has opened the door for new generations of female engineers.
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We are divided in a way that we haven't been in generations.
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It's been the best-selling baby shampoo in the US for generations.
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Paulsen's many voices echo down the halls of generations of childhood memories.
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Its loss would represent an unimaginable blow to future generations of historians.
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Millennials have the highest number of multiracial-headed households than other generations.
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The decline reflects a recovering economy after the worst recession in generations.
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Large swaths of the younger generations, however, are indifferent to his passing.
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There's also a clear need for more elected officials from younger generations.
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KKG: Young people for generations have been more idealistic than older voters.
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Many families — maybe even yours — honor holiday traditions that have spanned generations.
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Trump's own actions will be instrumental in how future generations see him.
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Barbie, the iconic doll that's been around for generations, continues to evolve.
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We will create jobs for our kids, our grandkids, and future generations.
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This is precisely what we have done for several generations in America.
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However, unlike previous generations, millennials in particular value experiences over material goods.
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Both parties have gone through many transformations and incarnations over the generations.
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The plastic we throw into the ocean now will remain for generations.
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I've also raised more awareness so the younger generations can live better.
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That post-WWII long boom set the expectations high for future generations.
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Care for lands and waters is intertwined with care for future generations.
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The farmers whose families have lived there for generations had amazing stories.
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"More than prior generations, people want community at work," Enbar told Axios.
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The lands were intended to be passed down within families for generations.
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"Her family, for generations, have been connected to the land," Leavell said.
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But the expression of those desires takes different forms in different generations.
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The query reliably exposes deep gulfs between different races, generations and parties.
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How will future generations learn if they are trying to erase history?
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Is there a certain legacy you'd like to leave for future generations?
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Many prior generations had their babies sleep on their stomachs, she said.
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Kitty Genovese has remained highly personal to the public for many generations.
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There are few factors distinguishing the product from the last several generations.
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We have less wealth and income than the two generations before us.
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For generations, life in the town has revolved around the local factory.
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Exercise tracking is another bit that's benefited from several generations of tweaks.
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But new generations will undoubtedly see it differently as American culture evolves.
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Past generations are well aware of the brutality levied on black bodies.
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They are hot dads of the same ilk but from different generations.
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We are responsible for the impact of our decisions on future generations.
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After all, the band's philosophical discography has inspired generations of great minds.
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Party Out Of Bounds also made connections between different generations of artists.
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Today's bad decisions will leave scars for generations — they must be stopped.
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And how, exactly, are we going to explain this to future generations?
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Let's work together to improve America's parks now, and for future generations.
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Generations of American inventors and entrepreneurs have touted the value of competition.
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Millennials in particular report higher rates of burnout than other generations surveyed.
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But the baby boomers are not primarily grumbling about the coming generations.
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The story passed down through generations of Indigenous people is far different.
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It is no longer a problem for future generations or future presidents.
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We've seen this before from the same manufacturers in previous console generations.
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Two generations of a family sacrificed to the service of a nation.
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Their objection to protest and direct action defies generations of radical zeal.
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"For the generations that will follow there are different scenarios," Blume said.
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What took three generations to build was quickly dismantled by a fourth.
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As such, they are protected from development for current and future generations.
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It's fun to ponder what technological wizardry AI will offer future generations.
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"It tells us something very important about the first generations of stars."
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Since World War II, generations of veterans have found healing in horticulture.
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On the flip side, baby boomers are living longer than previous generations.
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Much has been made of how different millennials are from previous generations.
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These days, more and more generations are opting to rent over buying.
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For generations of African-American families, swimming has been associated with fear.
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The Vietnam War divided generations and took a toll on American culture.
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I want future generations to have the same opportunities I have had.
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Both generations are equally stressed about money and aren't saving for retirement.
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This is completely unsustainable, and we owe taxpayers and future generations better.
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It's particularly important to have [good relationships with] colleagues of different generations.
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On the surface, public attitudes towards bilingualism have changed from previous generations.
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He is not looking out for the well-being of future generations.
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It lubricates the internal-combustion engine, which generations a lot of friction.
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Meanwhile, some people in older generations are working longer than they'd planned.
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This isn't the first time generations have collided to make great music.
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The aftermath of 9/11 created two generations with different financial habits.
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Shocking responses, and statistically not much different from those in previous generations.
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The numbers are moving in the wrong direction for our younger generations.
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American elites have, of course, discovered their country's wars in prior generations.
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A world class infrastructure that provides generations a chance to get active?
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It has been called a diplomatic graveyard, having frustrated generations of negotiators.
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In prior generations, giving to Jewish organizations was thought of as automatic.
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Generations lived and died in bondage at plantations known for their hospitality.
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He said he hoped his furniture would be handed down through generations.
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It's about protecting our investments — and our planet — for generations to come.
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This episode served as a cautionary tale restraining presidents for two generations.
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As a result the cohort earns 20 percent less than earlier generations.
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And Donald Trump's cabinet is the most white and male in generations.
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But over the generations, they lose the ability to escape human cells.
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Survivor: Millennials Vs. Gen-X is literally a battle of the generations.
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We have a responsibility to future generations and we will uphold it.
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Nor was Ms. Buck part of three generations of so-called imbeciles.
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Does our concept of kinship—of familial bonds—change across four generations?
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You will either be lauded by future generations or vilified by them.
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These are levels of civilian harm we have not seen in generations.
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Right now, the generations younger than I am have been extremely privileged.
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Today it seems big, but compared to previous generations it's barely perceptible.
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Canons are protean, reformed throughout generations by those with access to them.
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Still, all of these generations later, it has much to teach us.
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Mani da's work and legacy will remain relevant for generations to come.
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"Tonight is not about one person — it belongs to generations," Clinton said.
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And not just children—George has had an impact on multiple generations.
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"We hope that it'll be around for generations to come," Mayer said.
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Kennedy's decision to step down could transform the Supreme Court for generations.
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Generations of academic research on regulation and administration suggest a predictable outcome.
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Younger generations are embracing socialism — or at least opening up to it.
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Millennials are often more averse to spending their money than other generations.
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Few generations are blessed with the ability to define a new world.
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In general, current law fails to safeguard the rights of future generations.
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DKNY's new direction was a 180-degree change from its previous generations.
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Not only for those living today but also for the generations ahead.
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And Trump could turn out to be the weakest incumbent in generations.
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That generations of indifference would not exact a toll on the subways?
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Many of today's teens are far more image conscious than previous generations.
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"He does not only represent his generation, but the generations to come."
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Her books recorded her adventures, becoming guides for generations of solo travelers.
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Typically, family-owned businesses do not last longer than a few generations.
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"I thought I was doing this for future generations," Mr. Gutis said.
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She blamed shoddy record-keeping and loose dumping regulations in past generations.
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The next generations will not stand for this utter lack of integrity.
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Diane Arbus photographed portraits that have compelled or repelled generations of viewers.
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Founded in 1880, the firm remained a family business for five generations.
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The 80-year-old white stucco home had hosted generations of officers.
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Uniworld Boutique River Cruise Collection offers the Generations Collection cruises for families.
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These architects represent three generations of cutting-edge design activity in Japan.
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Previous generations will never understand the fear that goes through our minds.
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Such tradition and continuity across generations was once commonplace in retail apparel.
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They inherited 50 years of trust and goodwill earned by earlier generations.
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Disneyland needs to evolve to stay relevant to new generations of children.
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These were dismissed wholesale generations ago, for what were then good reasons.
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Some families, like the Tricaricos and the Fuccis, settle there for generations.
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They will give pleasure and enlightenment to millions for generations to come.
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And then, also, what are the commonalities that you see across generations?
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Others are produced in simpler ways more recognizable to generations of winemakers.
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Several generations of rappers, radio hosts and journalists mourned Mr. Ossé's death.
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The big question is: will new generations 'dig' cars and car culture?
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It's the one most likely to affect the lives of future generations.
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For the treasured Mark Morris Dance Group, it also reunites past generations.
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Over the period of a year, monarchs produce four to five generations.
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How do you hope these objects will be preserved for future generations?
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All future generations of witches would fight on behalf of their country.
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Counting our own children, we might have to contend with four generations.
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The shock to our economy would be felt by generations to come.
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The churches had been the spiritual homes of generations of black families.
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Those lessons will serve future generations of scientists, and perhaps human explorers.
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What do they notice about how different generations think about sexual harassment?
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He threw open doors for many poets of younger generations — myself included.
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Younger generations of dancers, she said, often seemed to lack that passion.
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Indigenous people, for example, he said, have faced existential issues for generations.
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It takes generations until society fully heals from periods of deep instability.
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His voice was the cord that braided together generations of Dodgers fans.
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I hope that future generations do not have to experience this handicap.
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But not the same old chicken feed that's been around for generations.
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That will hopefully alleviate longstanding complaints against several generations of keyboard switches.
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Chrysty thinks that the younger generations are talking about these issues more.
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That's because millennials, more than previous generations, are making travel a priority.
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Millennials save 36% more of their annual salaries compared to prior generations.
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Their immediate future is at risk — not generations from now, but decades.
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For younger generations, online games like Fortnite are the best social networks.
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Instead, the size suggests the ancestor lived six to ten generations ago.
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The answers to some of those questions, I've found, change with generations.
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For the sake of future generations, I hope VH1 loses the tape.
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"Let us not pass it on to future generations as a wilderness."
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Previous generations of women demanded entry to parliaments, churches, boardrooms and courts.
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These institutions are actively training future generations of photojournalists in Southeast Asia.
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Our critic writes that Mr. Lewis's work shaped generations of his colleagues.
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He inspired generations of young designers and will continue to do so.
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"Three generations of us around the kitchen table," said the bride's mother.
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As the mosquitoes bred, they produced offspring: roughly 2400,210 after two generations.
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He has been staying with family, with three generations under one roof.
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It is sure to unsettle and delight viewers for generations to come.
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Baby boomers are actually less drawn to urban living than previous generations.
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Each block could thus spawn three new generations, yielding eight descendant blocks.
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I was a bit concerned by the seeming complacency of subsequent generations.
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It scares us to think about the consequences for the next generations.
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Families who had lived in stone houses for generations were left homeless.
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The beauty and the challenges of incubating future generations is hard work.
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Subsequent generations of tortured souls may have benefited from Jung's bewitching complexity.
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FDR invited four generations of family into the White House for Christmas.
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"The Creek has been our life, our livelihood for generations," said Srinivasan.
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Zinn was Jewish, which all but guaranteed him a following for generations.
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But they do have one thing previous generations did not — social media.
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Its mission is a worthy one: to preserve sites for future generations.
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The company will continue to sell the iPhone 7 and 33 generations.
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Ten thousand generations ago, our bones were piled high in hyenas' dens.
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Punjab Grill is cooking recipes that have been passed down for generations.
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Would the term extend to people who had been here for generations?
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The result is entire generations of children who are growing up motherless.
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