Tolerance is unlikely to erode as the millennials grow older.
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As children grow older, seeing things through becomes more important.
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You're going to learn about that as you grow older.
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As I grow older I'm experiencing the importance of self-care.
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As Americans grow older they need more drug innovation, not less.
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That way, they can regain normal function as they grow older.
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As people grow older, bodily systems that fight heat break down.
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Thinking that as I grow older I will lose my color.
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It's easy to misplace things, especially as you grow older. Keys. Glasses.
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But matching outfits usually becomes much less frequent as we grow older.
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As we grow older, we too often take their sacrifices for granted.
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All that was needed to get paid more was to grow older.
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In fact, as I grow older, it seems to influence me more.
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Such opportunities are helping make Washington an ideal place to grow older.
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One reason may be that as we grow older, we know more.
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For that reason, patients' faces tend to look longer as they grow older.
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You will hear this question asked by many women as you grow older.
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Generally speaking, young people, as they grow older, tend to get more conservative.
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Both men and women tend to become more conservative as they grow older.
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Thankfully, as negative items grow older, any impact on scores lessens over time.
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As you grow older your relationship with nightclubs will probably change as well.
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"And as the children grow older, it's not going to get any easier."
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You're not into the idea of getting more introspective as you grow older?
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Also, I think as people grow older, they start asking themselves questions beyond success.
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Go look at Guston, Jean-Michel, as you grow older, look at that punch.
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"As I grow older, I tend to see red most of time," Tay says.
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It seems as the kids grow older, the costumes are getting scarier and scarier.
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It's the way everything changes as you grow older and as you move forward.
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I think as we grow older, we actually place more value on nostalgia. Yeah.
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Scientists found biological pathways they call "ageotypes," that influence the way people grow older.
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Some of the healthy and younger people, in turn, would then grow older and sicker.
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Evidently, we're happy for our leading men to grow older, but their love interests can't.
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Their parents, as they grow older, worry about who will look after these disconnected adults.
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In the end, though —— and as I grow older — I hold to one thing: compassion.
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But you grow older, and if you're lucky, you grow less principled and more honest.
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How does the ability to come up with unusual ideas change as we grow older?
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The rest of us live and grow older by the day, but he remains 12.
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As they grow older they'll get more sophisticated about the givens they want to challenge.
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As I grow older, I often find myself reflecting on the journey of my life.
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Considerable is a website for people who are redefining what it means to grow older.
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While at the same time, as you grow older you grow more experienced and more strategic.
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Still, some researchers believe it could alter the cognitive functioning of children as they grow older.
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However, as investors grow older, owning Treasury bonds becomes absolutely essential because bonds are simply safer.
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The girls are small [and] as they grow older we will explain these things to them.
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As your kids grow older, Johnson suggests to start financially "weaning" your kids off of you.
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Perhaps not surprisingly, as job applicants grow older, they become less ready to pull up stakes.
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The credits would increase as people grow older and are likely to need more medical care.
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Collagen levels dwindle as we grow older, causing wrinkles and a loss of firmness in skin.
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This ecosystem is still fairly young, and young ecosystems grow older and more diverse over time.
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But as you grow older, it becomes more precious and you can't get lost time back.
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But Dr. Goodenough's story suggests that some people actually become more creative as they grow older.
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For instance, research suggests that as children grow older, they're less likely to pursue the subjects.
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But this behavior is what makes children increasingly dependent on their parents as they grow older.
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You can stare into the eyes of your partner, grow older together, and share your life experiences.
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If both apps don't step it up, they could fall out of style as users grow older.
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As millennials grow older, get married, have children, they are seeking out bigger houses and better schools.
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As time passes and I grow older, I can't always bring myself to listen to Brand New.
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"There's this common perception that as we grow older we need to become more serious," Gamble wrote.
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As you grow older, maybe start a family, and get deeper into your career, that mentality changes.
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It accurately determines one's risk of developing Alzheimer's—and how that risk changes as you grow older.
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As they grow older, children explore their neighborhoods and begin to try out new sports and activities.
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Yes, we grow older, our bodies balk and life turns increasingly perilous; but it's not only downhill.
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We expect our children to embrace learning and to progress in their thinking as they grow older.
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Olmstead: As farmers grow older, we seem unable to attract or keep young people on the land.
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As they grow older, these children have higher high school dropout rates and achieve less economic success.
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As I grow older, however, operas that I adored as a child have become harder to stomach.
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"As children grow older, parents need to consciously move toward being a mentor, rather than a monarch."
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When you grow older, things will start to hang, but it doesn't stop me, I'll tell you that.
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"As you grow older and lose people holidays (life in general) can be tough for anyone," she wrote.
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As I grow older, I find new judgments placed on my body: too big, too round, too soft.
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Bobby Duffy of Ipsos MORI, a pollster, predicts that their attitudes will live on as they grow older.
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The next generation The electorate will also grow older as old generations fall off and new ones emerge.
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To try and hide the struggles most of us have, or will have, as we grow older, ie.
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Other researchers have looked at the question of how parenting attitudes and practices change as mothers grow older.
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Neuroscientists and those in middle age or beyond know that brains alter and slow as we grow older.
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But as we grow older, we numb ourselves to that exuberant wonder and awe we felt as children.
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As the twins grow older, mama should become more comfortable leaving her offspring alone for longer periods of time.
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We all have our own ways of measuring success in life, and they may shift as we grow older.
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Peter Matthiessen, together with Gary Snyder, Arne Naess and John Cage are my teachers on how to grow older.
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But as we grow older, our goal should be to minimize the number of failures that lead to regret.
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When they grow older, their mother Mihrigul Tursun says, she will tell her children about their missing brother Mohaned.
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It will be a huge asset to budget my income as I grow older and begin contributing to society.
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Jude and Noah grow up close but as they grow older they become distant for a number of reasons.
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"Love and Rockets" focuses sharply on style, and we see how the characters shift fashions, grow older, change bodies.
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Is it possible that someday we'll encounter beings with the opposite flow—beings who grow younger as we grow older?
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And as they grow older, they start to stress about their symptoms and illnesses that probably could have been prevented.
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It's also a vivid depiction of how it's possible to grow older with someone and also grow apart from them.
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"The problem as you grow older is, how do you let somebody close who's basically a total stranger?" he said.
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As we grow older, we experience a decline in brain metabolism, the brain's ability to convert circulating glucose into fuel.
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As a classic line has it, people generally get worse as they grow older, because they become more like themselves.
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As I grow older, and begin to wince at my own younger self, I am less inclined to take offense.
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It's a learning process when you grow older, move out of your 20s, you care less about what people think.
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As they grow older, Sam begins to question the idea of gender, experiencing the very same emotions represented in the toy.
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It's that there's a health issue that you have to be concerned about and be aware of as you grow older.
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As we grow older, we change how we dress, what we eat, where we live and who we become friends with.
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So, if millennials are doomed to the pay gap as they grow older, is there anything we can do about it?
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As old fish grow older and new fish learn to navigate the water, "time is not on our side," he said.
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We're all 15 years older (those of us who got to grow older, anyway), and the points of impact have shifted.
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There is an interesting thing that happens as you grow older, that you realize your mother was a girl once, too.
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Many tablets can be customized such that the child gains more functionality from their tablet as they grow older with it.
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But for the foreseeable future, many of us will, like your mother, become slowly unmoored from reality as we grow older.
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The CDC said as more people survive other diseases and grow older, the odds of being diagnosed with dementia go up.
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Robinson: No. That's because children re-grieve, and as they grow older, they miss their parents in a whole other way.
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As Tauruses grow older and perhaps develop an interest in smoking weed, they love to call their dad up to talk philosophy.
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If they can learn to leverage these skills at a young age, it'll start to feel more natural as they grow older.
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As you grow older you will realize just how important it is to do what you love and love what you do.
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"Every decade I grow older, I understand a little more what he means about that sense of loss of wonder," she said.
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As we grow older, time is punctuated by appointments and alarm clocks, and we forget how to live at our own pace.
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As children grow older, their brains develop in ways that should make it easier for them to solve this type of problem.
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And now, as Millennials grow older they have yet another convenient excuse at their disposal: I'm just getting too old for this shit.
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In Thomas Rhett's single "Life Changes", released this past April, the singer croons about the life stages people experience as they grow older.
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Harry Fortuna, Quartz) Elder care costs deplete savings of a generation (Jane Gross, New York Times) Can we grow older without getting sicker?
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And I just think we grow older and we mature and we realize that we really can't appreciate ourselves without appreciating other women.
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Through doing this, you build a story with incredible impact to a young person that also sticks with them as they grow older.
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And it requires that we place a high value our children, so that they will value themselves as they grow older in life.
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As children grow older the gap widens — 22 percent of refugee adolescents attend secondary school, compared with the global average of 84 percent.
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It's a book about how, as they grow older, kids come to see themselves more clearly, to be more self-aware and thoughtful.
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But as you grow older, you may find you don't have as much of a drive to be outraged as you used to.
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Instead of losing or maintaining weight as we grow older, most of us gain a pound or two each year during middle age.
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Whatever the outcome of the election, Trump supporters will crawl under rocks or join up with militant militias or just grow older and die.
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As you grow older, it becomes less likely that you'll get a party at the local rollerskating rink (completely paid for by your parents).
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Time is of the essence: these processes become more and more difficult as trails grow colder and original owners (and their memories) grow older.
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While youth is classically a time of intransigence, as we grow older we understand that we cannot get our way 22019% of the time.
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Many researchers who study aging are focused on telomeres, found at the ends of our chromosomes, which tend to shrink as we grow older.
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A 2011 study by researchers at the University of Zurich found that a gene called PER2 changes its "peak expression" as people grow older.
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In order to have a lasting impact, he said, the emotional lessons taught to preschoolers need to be reinforced as the kids grow older.
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Agreements are more likely to be successful if they are followed consistently and revisited frequently as kids grow older and new apps become available.
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Church explains that skin is "really thick" and that, as we grow older, it loses elasticity and the ability to reabsorb into our bodies.
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As I grow older I feel that way more and more about Jamaica, too, which is where both sides of my family are from.
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Do we get sick of Ikea as we grow older, or does a more settled, "adult" life naturally mean we drift away from shopping there?
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Audacity is more friend than foe, which is something we often forget as we grow older and fold into a more rigid version of ourselves.
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Research shows that children with mental health disorders are more likely to have depression, abuse drugs, and do poorly in school as they grow older.
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The Rift by Nina Allan Two sisters named Selena and Julie are inseparable as children, but as they grow older, they being to drift apart.
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But The Hot One is also an elegy to female friendship and the ways it shapes us, even as we grow older and grow apart.
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I feel like, as we grow older, we start trying to fit a mold in order for people around us to able to accept us.
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As children grow older, the opportunity for independence is greater in bigger cities as they begin to use these modes of transportation on their own.
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Just as innovation in aging technologies is helping people as they grow older, innovations are also taking place in the long term care insurance marketplace.
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So do some long-term-care planning and make sure you will be able to afford whatever care you may need as you grow older.
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In fact, unlike Mr. Pollack, most users who try marijuana voluntarily cease their use as they grow older, enter the workplace or start a family.
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As we grow older, we start holding on to our realities and our knowledge in a more entrenched way, as if it's who we are.
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First, parents are testing their children in ways that could have serious implications as they grow older — and they are not old enough to consent.
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As we grow older, we try to quash that sense of playfulness; we forgo the joy of stamping in puddles and sliding down muddy banks.
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Seeing female scientists in real life or depicted in pop culture helps shape these young children's views, but those views change as they grow older.
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One puppy has two white toes on one paw, and Westervelt said she's curious to see if their colors will change as they grow older.
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As I grow older, I just feel the necessity to be alone with my demons and just deal with my life, be as reclusive as possible.
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It turns out most people say they'd like to grow older at home, according to a study from Retirement Living, a website that aggregates retirement resources.
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As I grow older, I find myself going out less and less to these big events, and prefer being at home and listening to chill music.
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But as I watch my aunts and uncles grow older, I think of the time we've spent apart and how I'll never get those days back.
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As swaths of Mexico City continue to sink, the water pipes that weave their way underneath the city's 543 million inhabitants grow older and more brittle.
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Telomeres are like little caps on the ends of DNA strands that keep the genetic material from fraying, and they become shorter as we grow older.
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If demand for labor continues to grow, older workers should start to see more opportunity as employers become less picky about whom they want to hire.
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A big problem for these kids is as they grow older, no one knows what to do with them and they have no source of income.
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Besides, as you grow older, I've realized you are forced to reckon with all the garbage you put in your body from which you derive pleasure.
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By examining the filings of GE's counterparties in this business, he alleges that GE is hiding massive losses that will only increase as policyholders grow older.
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As your partner's parents or your own grow older, for example, would you want them to live with you, or would you prefer a different arrangement?
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Yet as we grow older and move higher up the career ladder, our relationships begin to fall apart due to "benign neglect," according to the psychologist.
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A fresh perspective can rejuvenate old ideas, something that will grow increasingly necessary as the men and women who created icons like Sonic and Mario grow older.
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"As I grow older I just want to be a better musician, to play more," he said from Vienna, this week, during a brief European concert tour.
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The voting-eligible population will grow older over that time, too, with Americans aged 163 years or older accounting for an ever-larger share of the electorate.
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Girls in particular could use that kind of confidence boost: A recent study in the UK found that young girls grow less confident as they grow older.
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I often hear from concerned members of my community who worry about the options and resources available to them and their loved ones as they grow older.
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Driver and Amanda Seyfried appear opposite Ben Stiller and Naomi Watts in this touching look at what it means to grow older while staying young at heart.
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You will accumulate more knowledge and more books as you grow older, and the growing number of unread books on the shelves will look at you menacingly.
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They appear as people grow older and are found at greater density in the brains of patients with Alzheimer's disease, multiple sclerosis and epilepsy, among other disorders.
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As we grow older or, at any age, develop life-limiting ailments or disabilities or lose loved ones, our routines and relationships may never be the same.
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We see that in so many ways, whether it be the creaks and strains our bodies feel as they grow older or our memories fading and faltering.
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"These are regions that attracted plenty of baby boomers during their prime working years, and they are just staying there as they grow older," Mr. Frey said.
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"The result is that women have substantially less income than men in retirement and are much more likely to live in poverty as they grow older," she said.
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Areas that were once economically important languish as jobs are clustered in urban centers, creating a feeling of powerlessness as their populations grow older, poorer and less educated.
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Young people's political views often change as they grow older, but their support for socialistic policies is a sign that the old rules of politics are changing fast.
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Click here to view original GIFAs you grow older, you start realizing that you might never get to see certain cities or visit some places around the world.
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The general murkiness also underlines the play's greatest strength, its conjuring of the increasingly blurred borders between the living and the dead for people as they grow older.
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Throughout, Midnight Diner advises to reflect carefully on life as we grow older, as well as to allow ourselves to have bits of joy in our daily routines.
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I have always had body-image issues...but as I grow older and wiser I just hope to have a healthier relationship with myself and my body/butt.
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The work-camping community illuminates many trends shaping and being shaped by baby boomers, including the search for both money and meaning in life as they grow older.
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As the years pass and the girls grow older, however, "Little Women" takes on a more serious and emotional tone, with several transformative events redirecting the family's future.
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As I grow older, I kept understanding the weight of too many bad decisions, hatred, fear, and misguided thinking that produce a lot of bad in the world.
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But some past studies have shown that people who exercise regularly tend to have a larger, healthier hippocampus than those who do not, especially as they grow older.
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Except Ada, the young woman at its center, is not technically a teenager; she's actually been alive for generations, a witch doctor who never seems to grow older.
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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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What's interesting is that you kind of grow out of it, and as you grow older, some of those walls you put up when you're younger come down.
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"If your perfectionism is driven by a need for approval and affection, I think, as you grow older, you get a little less concerned with that," Flett said.
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The interminable nature of time, and the way we change, make errors, grow older, commit sins, repent, and suffer, are this ambitious film's subject, more than the poet herself.
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On the flip side, it's beyond terrifying for the GOP, who seem to think teens are like Peter Pan and the boys of Neverland, unable to ever grow older.
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Along with indulgently early bedtimes and some very on-trend graying hair, varicose veins are one of the wonderful things we can look forward to as we grow older.
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Maybe rock will gradually start to appear more appealing by comparison as its hip-hop and EDM counterparts grow older and bloated with their own SR-71s and Wingers.
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I feel like as we grow older, the relationships we form can give way to these really dissociative moments where we both feel as though we're constantly performing ourselves.
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Click here to view original GIFWe're all guilty of performing stupid stunts as kids, but most of us tend to avoid risking life and limb as we grow older.
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Phys Ed Remaining physically active as we grow older could help to keep our muscles and immune systems robust, according to two inspiring new studies of older recreational cyclists.
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Some people will point to previous research suggesting that 80 percent of these younger children will eventually "desist" — that is, no longer experience gender dysphoria as they grow older.
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I had a few more parties, but as kids grow older, parents naturally step back, leaving the kids to bond with the friends of their choosing — the typical way.
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Progressive politics depends on cultivating a sense of solidarity and social obligation, which becomes much harder as families shrink and grow older, and individualism becomes the dominant social fact.
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Around 96 percent of baby boys have a non-retractable foreskin, but biological changes and the onset of erections mean that the foreskin becomes looser as they grow older.
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As men grow older, sperm shape and motility tend to deteriorate and carry a higher risk of genetic defect, according to the American Society for Reproductive Medicine's patient guide.
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But as we grow older, these opportunities to get creative start to diminish, and many of us enter a kind of reverse metamorphosis, leaving our beautiful creative butterfly-selves behind.
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"The brands are starting to build a young consumer base and then eventually transition them as they grow older to more expensive products the company might also make," he noted.
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But in the case of Alexander and "You Get What You Give", as you grow older the lyrics make more sense and take on a new meaning, importance and permanence.
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But, for Gazprom, it makes sense: transit across a country with which Russia is in an undeclared war is risky and increasingly unreliable as Ukraine's Soviet-era pipelines grow older.
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One huge drawback to my job as a drug dealer is that, while I grow older, passing through my thirties and into my forties, the other drug dealers stay young.
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Or they grow older, and since the stalls have to be passed down through the family, they can't find relatives who are willing to take over the businesses for them.
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She noted that children are all born as artists, and that there's a type of creativity associated with play that seems to fall by the wayside as we grow older.
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Doctors in Thailand have published several studies showing that allowing children to participate in Muay Thai fights is dangerous, and can lead to reduced brain function as they grow older.
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Sexual harassment and bullying can lead to even more abusive behavior if it's not stopped early on, she says, causing a ripple effect as generations of young people grow older.
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As baby boomers grow older, the volume of unwanted keepsakes and family heirlooms is poised to grow — along with the number of delicate conversations about what to do with them.
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About 48 million Americans experience hearing loss as they grow older, but only a small share of them -- about 14% -- use the devices, mainly because of their price, Warren said.
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This sweet-natured series about two women (Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin) who become friends late in life is a blissful hangout dramedy about what it means to grow older.
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If those attitudes persist as millennials grow older, and younger generations similarly exhibit pro-immigration attitudes, attitudes toward immigrants in the country as a whole could grow yet more positive.
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To that point, we teamed up with AARP and spoke with eight women over the age of 35 about the things they most love about their appearance as they grow older.
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He wants everyone to be able to stay where they live, mix with neighbors of varying ages, and continue to play a valued role in their community as they grow older.
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Also, I have a very tense relation with language because English is not my first language, and yet, as we grow older, our mother tongue is always suspended in that tension.
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His comments have compounded financial troubles in the United States for the company, as its core customers grow older and outreach efforts to lure younger riders have yet to show results.
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But as I grow older and consider my relationship with my biological mother, someone who's also growing older, I'm in a better position to look at things from the bottom up.
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As you grow older, you try waxing, shaving, tweezing, and endless attempts at other hair removal methods, but, like some cruel joke embedded in your biological design, the punch line persists.
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" 2015: Michael Reagan: Trump's no Ronald Reagan Trump said he has "evolved through experience and through as you grow older, you see things and you watch things and you study things.
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In that time, he burrowed inside himself to pull out these songs, which demystify sadness, untangle the tendrils of identity as you grow older, and stoke the fires of self-love.
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He said: "As you grow older, it dawns on you that you are yourself—that your job is not to force yourself into a style, but to do what you want."
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Actresses tend to experience no increase at all, perhaps because their wins tend to come in their mid-30s and the ageist industry offers women fewer roles as they grow older.
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As I grow older, I feel like the idea of love becomes more complex, more muddy than what we originally envisioned the concept to be when we were in high school.
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It starts with a more visceral expression of anger when we're infants, but as we grow older, we learn to transform those screams into pure passive aggression toward everyone around us.
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Dianne Erickson AdelbergAlexandria, Va. To the Editor: Pamela Druckerman's lament about the difficulty of perfecting her French in middle age covers all the challenges of language learning as we grow older.
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I am ashamed and embarrassed by this, but as I grow older, I think it is time that those profiting from this country's broken economic system share some of my guilt.
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As our population continues to grow older and sicker and more people learn that this law exists, we will need a highly trained work force to steward patients through this process.
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His base of mainly 20- and 30-somethings are likely, as they grow older, to stay with him and to help increase his attraction for a broader swathe of the population.
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Helping young children to be more knowledgeable about their physical and social surroundings, as well as to be better at reading and mathematics, may increase their science achievement as they grow older.
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This, combined with the fact that muxe are expected to look after their family as they grow older, means that they are seen as contributing an important role in the town's prosperity.
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In fact, though its action is set just three years after the end of Frozen, it is, like Toy Story, about the passage of time, and what it's like to grow older.
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But our muscle mass almost invariably declines as we grow older, with the loss often starting when we are in our 30s or early 40s and accelerating as we pass through midlife.
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As they grow older, we hope their bond will provide the security and confidence to ensure that whatever goals they pursue, the other will always be there to say, 'I'm proud of you.
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Children may appreciate that clothes, food and housing are essential, but as they grow older some teens have more trouble grasping the fact that having the latest iPhone is not a necessary expense.
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The suit adds on weight, restricts movement, and simulates a number of age-related conditions to give users a feel for the types of medical issues they might encounter as they grow older.
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Even when my limbs were unrestricted again, I still had an extra 40 pounds weighing me down from the suit itself — a reminder that most people generally gain weight when they grow older.
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As people grow older, peer communication through chatting, status updates and commenting will become more important, Ms. Sundar said, and Facebook will need to adapt tools that are suited for an aging audience.
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As they grow older, you'll hopefully regain some semblance of your former lifestyle, but what if aspects of your identity are at odds with what people tend to consider a "child-friendly environment"?
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As we grow older beside those Dorian Gray reruns of TNG, we can whisper to the younger Picard from our "future" and tell him that his e-reader won't actually look like that.
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Life is supposed to help you prepare for these things as you grow older, so it's fairly jarring when the loss of somebody close to you upsets this model, particularly when you're young.
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It's a harrowing tale of kin—we follow the heartbreaking stories of three siblings, two biological and one adopted (and black) as they grow older together, losing a father and having their own children.
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Actresses in particular get fewer movie roles as they grow older, often making the jump to television, if they can, which, in the academy's eyes, does not count as being active in motion pictures.
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The ElliQ is a new product from Israeli startup Intuition Robotics that aims to help take care of elderly family members, allowing them to continue to live at home even as they grow older.
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All of the pairs of twins spoken to for this piece plan on continuing to work together as they grow older, though some are more open to individual opportunities than the inseparable Dobre twins.
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Customers will opt out after a while, whether because their kids grow older, to save money, or because they reach a point where they feel like they have enough of the items being shipped.
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Modern Love On this week's podcast, the actress Lois Smith reads Nancy Price Freedman's essay, "Yes, We Do. Even at Our Age," about how sex changes — but doesn't necessarily cease — as we grow older.
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Created by 123 pupils in preschool through 12th Grade, the works — including paintings, drawings, sculptures, photographs and collages — become more sophisticated as the children grow older, but even the littlest artists are making statements.
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Created by 21911 pupils in preschool through Grade 7183, the works — including paintings, drawings, sculptures, photographs and collages — become more sophisticated as the children grow older, but even the littlest artists are making statements.
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As we grow older, the long term effects of gravity become gradually more apparent: our skin starts to sag, wrinkles begin to show, and getting off the couch becomes a workout in and of itself.
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Playing with the idea that time speeds up as we grow older, images taken in the gallery space with a webcam are automatically uploaded online and placed into a video feed with a fixed duration.
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And that group will only continue to grow, as more children grow older and flock to social media platforms that hinge on finding a joke and building it up into its most absurd, catchiest form.
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"Time traveling is something that fascinates me, especially because as you grow older, you realize traveling through time is a strange, sad and sometimes very happy truth about living your life," Mr. Mendonca Filho said.
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The World Health Organization recommends a rigorous five-year process in which city leaders, businesses and government agencies focus on improving the elements that affect the quality of life of residents as they grow older.
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As the ice moves further outwards into warmer waters, it melts, but Meier says that it is replenished each year through the Beaufort Gyre, which traps the ice, allowing it to grow older and thicker.
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As they grow older, children who have food allergies need to be able to look out for themselves, and that means being able to ask questions of adults, and convey the importance of what they're asking.
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"I find as I grow older that I do require from people, if I'm really to enjoy their company, plenty of the good old Oxford and Cambridge clearness of thought and expression," she wrote in 1945.
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This auto-tagging starts with dates and places and then extends to people—Google's AI is uncannily good at spotting who's who in your images, even as they grow older over time (hello, fellow old people).
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A little light at the end of the tunnel: Dr. Birditt said relationships usually get better as we age because as we grow older, we become more invested in maintaining our close and emotionally significant ties.
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Harley's shares, which have suffered from the company's struggle in the past decade to attract younger fans as core customers won on the back of its 1960s and 70s heyday grow older, were flat by mid-morning.
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Quality-of-life is the main endpoint for those with chronic disease, but even for those of us lucky enough to be healthy, the quality of our years will become increasingly more important as we grow older.
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In her outrageous, bizarre and sometimes very funny way, Ms. Michelson seemed to be asking a sensible midcareer question: What does it mean to grow older as someone who has chosen to dedicate her life to dance?
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Retiring LET'S say you were persuaded by my argument in last week's Retiring column — contrary to the advice offered by most financial experts — that you should not reduce your exposure to the stock market as you grow older.
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It may seem like a herculean task, but making friends only gets harder as you grow older, when things like spouses, children, and your fast-approaching mortality get in the way of your quest to meet new people.
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Medals will be given to athletes who then decide to go back into the pool, instead of getting cranky and going back inside to watch TV. As they grow older, sedentary athletes look more and more like cocktail shrimp.
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All of the patients survived treatment and were doing well by an average of 16.4 months after treatment, according to the study, but more research is needed to determine whether the effects will continue as the patients grow older.
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It seems, as we grow older, that we are haunted less by what we have done than by what we failed to do, whether through lack of courage, or inattention, or insufficient readiness to cast caution to the winds.
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"Romeo and Juliet never had to grow older together or put their kids through college," said Ms. Mead-Armor, now 67, in a phone interview from her home in Waynesboro, Va., on the southern fork of the Shenandoah River.
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As they grow older or lose a spouse, their homes can accumulate liens stemming from unpaid property taxes or water and sewage charges, making them vulnerable to fraudsters who often search public records to identify homeowners under financial stress.
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As they grow older or lose a spouse, their homes can accumulate liens stemming from unpaid property taxes or water and sewage charges, making them vulnerable to fraudsters who often search public records to identify homeowners under financial stress.
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As HIV positive patients grow older thanks to highly effective treatment, the focus shifts to long-term side effects as nearly half of all HIV patients in the profitable markets of North America and Europe are now over 50.
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So while the movie finds its setting in a particular moment in Leningrad, it also feels very universal — a movie about being young and disaffected and passionate and in love, and watching all that change as you grow older.
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Nintendo Switch owners have been experiencing problems with the console's removable Joy-Con controllers for months, with users reporting weird joystick drifting problems that cause false inputs and have been steadily growing over time as original Switch machines grow older.
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The series, titled Silver Foxes, will be a 30-minute comedy that explores the men's friendship and, more seriously, how far too many LGBTQ+ folks feel forced to conceal their identities in fear of not being accepted when they grow older.
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I think as we grow older, so often as women we change, and those friendships morph, but there is this deep desire and almost like a need to maintain that friendship even when you know it shouldn't be any longer.
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" I think many women assume they want children when they're young, and then as they grow older and understand the responsibilities that come with it, realize waiting or not having them at all is the best choice for them. "Totally.
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Older friends have told me from experience that my friendships with the moms in my life will change as their kids grow older, drawing on their energy in a different way, or when they decide to have a second or third.
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"I just basically thought that what was going to happen with my life is I would grow older, find a career, peace out and go live in the middle of nowhere and maybe start trying to meet a guy," he said.
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Maybe. Or maybe just helping to extend parenting from the real world to the virtual world, a world that children are already involved in at an early age, and that will remain part of their lives as they grow older.
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Ms. Kelly, an Iowa-born art professor, has examined this contradiction in images and text in "Corpus," a large-scale installation about the invisibility of middle-age women and the physical and psychological effects they face as they grow older.
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The costs of Trump's trade wars have only added to the troubles of the world's most iconic motorcycle brand, which has struggled to attract younger fans as its core customers won in the rebel heyday of the 298s and 265s grow older.
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Typical recommendations nowadays propose greater equity exposure than they did 2100 years ago, but it is still the overwhelming view among investment counselors that people should reduce their holdings of common stock and beef up their ownership of bonds as they grow older.
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Perhaps more important, as our water mains, pipes and overall systems grow older — many were first built in the early 20th century — the bill for replacing or repairing them could approach $270 billion, according to the latest estimate from the Environmental Protection Agency.
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Because vision typically worsens as we age, making us more susceptible to serious conditions like cataracts and macular degeneration, the need for this healthcare role, too, will also increase in the coming decade as our population continues to grow older, according to the BLS.
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It would seem that, when it comes to selfies, we do tend to grow older and wiser — or maybe those of us in our 30s and 40s just don't take as many selfies (the 18-to-24-year-old age set snaps them the most).
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" But with this comes some good news too: "When day care–attending children grow older and enter primary school with their peers who did not attend day care, the children who attended day care are less vulnerable to colds than those who did not.
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The first season of "Feud," which explored the relationship between Joan Crawford and Bette Davis, wasn't simply fantastic; it was one of the sharpest, most painful examinations ever of how brutally and reductively so many women are treated as they grow older, particularly in Hollywood.
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The other book is basically a look from a parent's perspective of all the ideal things a child possess at an early age that you're just savoring — like [hoping] they're not going to lose their innocence, their joy, or their purity as they grow older.
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All of that points to a hard truth about adulthood: As you grow older, many people will enter your life, but the people who will truly be there for you during difficult times — in both your professional and personal life — will be in much shorter supply.
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Scientists have found that these chromosomal bookends generally shorten as humans grow older, which has stimulated research into reversing the effect to stave off age-related conditions and diseases, and spawned a whole industry of unproven products aimed at activating telomerase, an enzyme that elongates chromosomes.
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Even the reason for his retirement—one which we'll see more and more of in the years to come as our favorite stars grow older and their bodies can no longer recover from combat or even the preparation of combat—has been presented with begrudging acceptance.
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By the third or fourth episode, you'll know every nook and cranny of the place, but Costanzo keeps finding new ways to illuminate how somewhere that seems big and full of adventure to two very young girls begins to feel like a prison once they grow older.
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Home renovations often center on upgrading the kitchen cabinets or selecting a new paint color for the bedroom, but as long as you are at it, a well-thought-out redesign might also include modifications to help you stay in your home as you grow older.
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And all of this independence kills Madeline, because so much of her identity — as we see in the late-night scene with Abby and the piano and the talk about her losing her children as they grow older — has been wrapped up in caring for the people in her life.
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A new study by a team of Harvard School of Public Health researchers finds that if you feel you have a higher sense of purpose in life — defined as having meaning, a sense of direction and goals — you are more likely to remain healthy and physically strong as you grow older.
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These ruptures are overt signs of more subtle shifts the characters undergo as they live, love and grow older, but Hesselholdt's most penetrating insights into the texture of lived experience come in moments of vivid imagery and unexpected humor, which bridge the weight of biography and the lightness of an instant.
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"In becoming a UNICEF goodwill ambassador, I share the title with a hero of mine - the late, great Audrey Hepburn, who once said: 'As you grow older you will discover that you have two hands, one for helping others and one for helping yourself'," Brown told a news conference announcing her appointment.
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Advance care planning, which is when someone talks to family members and legal representatives about how they wish to account for their effects at the end of their life—and in some cases, even specifically how they want to die—is one of most important things someone can do as they grow older.
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The fifth season will also explore more of D.J. Tanner (Candace Cameron Bure) and Steve Hale (Scott Weinger)'s rekindled love story, what the future holds for Kimmy and her on-again, off-again husband Fernando (Juan Pablo Di Pace), and the rest of the family as they grow up and grow older.
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Read more: 40 Percent of America Will Cut the Cord by 2030, New Report Predicts The decline in pay TV subscribers doesn't include a category of customers known as "cord nevers," or people (predominantly Millennials) who grew up never having subscribed to cable TV and still don't see the point as they grow older.
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" WATCH: Demi Moore Opens Up About Her Recovery: 'I Was Spiraling Down a Path of Real Self-Destruction' Rumer, also speaking to the Times, added that despite growing up thinking her parents were "these immovable gods of Olympus, obviously, as we grow older, we start to realize how much our parents are just people.
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If younger people aren't buying policies and paying into the life insurance pool as those insured with the Knights grow older and die — or from the point of view of life insurance, stop paying into their funds and collect life insurance claims — the Knights will find themselves giving out more money than they are taking in.
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While such targeted affordable housing is new to New York City, it has been built in a handful of other cities, including Philadelphia, Chicago, Los Angeles and San Francisco, amid a growing recognition that lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people are more likely to need help as they grow older because many of them are single, have no children and may be estranged from their families.
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That's compared to just 2% of baby boomers and 5% of Gen X. Just 7% of boomers said they had at least a "somewhat favorable" view of communism — compared to more than a third of millennials and more than a quarter of Gen Z. The bottom line: Young people's political views often change as they grow older, but their support for socialist ideas and leaders is a sign that the old rules of politics are changing fast.
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BOORSTIN: WHAT IS DIFFERENCE ABOUT SNAP IS THE HOLD ON THOSE YOUNG PEOPLE, 13 TO 24-YEAR-OLDS HOW DO YOU MAKE SURE THAT THAT GENERATION DOESN'T AGE OUT OF USING SNAP SPIEGEL: WE HAVE SHARED GREAT RETENTION STATS IN THE PAST SO I THINK IF YOU LOOK AT USERS WHO SIGNED UP FIVE YEARS AGO FOR PEOPLE STILL USING THE SERVICE AT THE END OF THAT YEAR THEY RETAINED AT A 95% RATE OVER THE NEXT 5 YEARS AND WE BELIEVE THAT AS MORE AND MORE PEOPLE JOIN THE SERVICE THEY FIND VALUE, THEY LOVE USING IT, THEY STAY AS THEY GROW OLDER AND THAT'S WHY WE REACH 70-PLUS PERCENT OF 30 TO 34-YEAR-OLDS IN THE U.S. BOORSTIN: SO HOW MUCH OF YOUR FUTURE GROWTH IS ABOUT A GETTING TOTALLY DIFFERENT DEMOGRAPHIC, OLDER DEMOGRAPHIC, MAYBE THOSE PEOPLE'S PARENTS TO USE SNAP SPIEGEL: WE THINK A LOT OF THAT WILL HAPPEN AS THE COMMUNITY GROWS UP BECAUSE VISUAL COMMUNICATION IS A POWERFUL TOOL.
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