What drove a grown person to play Pokemon in these troubled times?
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But there are plenty of reasons for a grown person to enjoy Harry Potter.
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No one can tell a grown person what they can and can't do to themselves.
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Why wouldn't we trust a grown person to say what they do and don't want?
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"How does a grown person sit there waiting for the time to take a baby?" she says.
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Somehow, I found a way to make a fully-grown person in argyle socks and gillies look even more pathetic.
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It was hard, but when you're in a profession like dance you have to be a grown person very early.
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It's a lot to go through when you're 10 years old, to have a grown person say ignorant things about you.
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"When a grown person or a teenager murders your 8-year-old child and you don't come forward, it's heart breaking," Thompson said.
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And even I, a grown person who understands that love is more than just the shared desire to be together, can't argue with that.
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"When you see small eyes, it connotes an adult, a grown person, and that person will be able to help you find food," he explained.
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Trying to catch a glimpse of the girl she had given birth to, the full-grown person she had nurtured who was now walking swiftly away from her.
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Like the best songs on The 20/20 Experience, it's grown-person dance music; your aunt will hear it at a wedding this summer and completely lose her shit.
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We spotted the two out on a date last month -- and clearly, things have escalated, because what grown person takes someone to the airport these days if you're not romantically involved?!
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This desperate use of other people's art as your armour and your badge of who you are, which, as a teeanger, is a thing of beauty but as a grown person is almost embarrassing.
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At this point she is a grown person (played by Anna Paquin), and even later, when he talks to another of his daughters at the nursing home, he still doesn't understand what Peggy's problem was.
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Migraines are often characterized as bad headaches but are more accurately described as a disabling set of neurological symptoms which can include throbbing pain, light and noise sensitivity, and even vomiting that can lay a grown person flat for days at a time.
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Morgan has an excellent eye for detail: the way you can push so hard against a doorbell that the color drains from the tip of your finger; the way the soft toilet seat in an old woman's bathroom exhales a puff of air when you sit on it; the way a boy using both hands to carry a tray out of a room will turn the light off with his nose, as a grown person might do with an elbow.
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The game follows Paradigm, a genetically grown person that was horribly mutated in the process, who was dumped in a post-Soviet town to grow up on his own. Paradigm then adventures through his past of DUPA Genetics only to find out he is a mutated prodigy child and that he must defeat Olof, a talking sloth who is the head of DUPA Genetics.
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The Myanmar language has various ways to address people of different ranks, ages, and relationships. There are no surnames or first names to properly address a person by. To address a grown person older than oneself, a Burmese person would use "U" for adult males and "Daw" for adult females. For addressing younger males or male peers, the titles "Ko" or "Maung" are used, and for younger females or female peers, "Ma" is used.
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Ceiba is a genus of trees in the family Malvaceae, native to tropical and subtropical areas of the Americas (from Mexico and the Caribbean to N Argentina) and tropical West Africa. Some species can grow to tall or more, with a straight, largely branchless trunk that culminates in a huge, spreading canopy, and buttress roots that can be taller than a grown person. The best- known, and most widely cultivated, species is Kapok, Ceiba pentandra, one of several trees called kapok. Ceiba species are used as food plants by the larvae of some Lepidoptera (butterfly and moth) species, including the leaf- miner Bucculatrix ceibae, which feeds exclusively on the genus.
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According to the Catechism, theft or stealing means "usurping another's property against the reasonable will of the owner" though exclusion exists for someone in great need to survive. "Unjustly taking and keeping the property of others" considered as theft, even if the act is outside the scope of civil law. Cardinal Christoph Schönborn gave example from the story of Saint Augustine, written in his Confessions, who took pears from neighbor's garden when he was young. Schönborn says that Augustine still has "pangs of conscience over a childish theft" even when he became grown person, indicating that human conscience is very aware of theft though the act perhaps not an offense against civil law.
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