He's all grown up -- perhaps too grown up .
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In a sense, I've grown up without becoming a conventional grown-up.
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Resolution No. 2: Give grown-up children credit for being grown-up.
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Here I'm playing a game about being a grown-up like a grown-up.
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Now, 21 years later, we're all grown-up and Pokémon has grown up, too.
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We've grown up with it, like other people have grown up with basketball or baseball.
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They've grown up with more images, they've grown up with a diverse range of people.
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And there's obviously a generation that's coming up who are grown up black people, grown up people of color, grown up part of the intersection, you know, and they need to be represented.
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Each one cost $62, which is certainly a very grown-up price for this grown-up Ring Pop.
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Grown-up fans try to find grown-up themes in their childhood games, and, boy, do they find them.
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I've grown up so much in the past year, and so this song is a lot more grown up for me.
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The minute you suddenly become a teenager you have to be a grown up and being a grown up means no play.
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Otherwise, a world in which grown-up behavior seems inexplicable, alienating and anything but grown-up feels all too close to ours.
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Kelly Williams Brown's "Adulting" is the go-to guide for anyone who has grown up but doesn't feel like a grown-up.
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Or when you're trying to convince people that you've grown up outside of a massive PR push thing, that you've grown up, right?
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The film's adult cast, particularly Hader as a grown-up Richie and Isaiah Mustafa as a grown-up Mike, project fear in every scene.
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Equal and opposite: Relish the fact that sometimes the whole point of coming home for grown-up kids is to stop being grown-up for a while.
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"I've grown up in front of you, but the bottom line is, I HAVE GROWN UP." Fans of the singer showered her with kindness for her revealing thread.
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Each day was a task to get through and, running in tandem with that, I had to learn how to be grown-up—to be a grown-up.
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There is a whole group of people who have grown up with the company and that's really fun, because Nathan and I have grown up with it too.
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"I've never designed anything but I've grown up wearing Danskin, I've also grown up wearing tons of dance clothes so I have a lot of opinions," she adds with a laugh.
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"One of the few English novels written for grown-up people," according to Virginia Woolf, "Middlemarch" was probably based on Coventry, where Eliot—real name Marian Evans—had partly grown up.
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It's a grown-up show for grown-ups about grown-ups who have grown-up problems — not shenanigans, not stupid misunderstandings, not things that can be resolved with one big hug.
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I like the idea that if you're going to have to be a grown-up, making grown-up decisions, you can also have some fun with things like bright pink hair.
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We've been through a lot together – we've grown up.
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I mean I really did … I've grown up there.
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" And then there's a happy ending: "Grown Up Now.
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" He added, "Of course, I've grown up with it.
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"The good news is, just like me and everybody who loved Lizzie and has grown up with her, Lizzie's also grown up," Duff, 31, said on stage about the revival, Entertainment Weekly reported.
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I would argue that rather than 18 being the defining mark of adulthood, I believe one becomes a "grown up" when they do "grown up" things, the biggest of which is living independently.
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It was sophisticated, it was chic, it was grown up.
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I believe in ruh: It's what I've grown up with.
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The other narrative follows those same triplets, all grown up.
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The once and future Troy Bolton sure has grown up.
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He'd grown up in a big family, surrounded by joy.
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" Richards has her own analysis: "He hasn't really grown up.
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So I think I've just evolved as I've grown up.
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They've grown up in coal mining towns and Baptist churches.
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If you have an issue, use your grown up words.
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Walker had grown up following his father around the barbershop.
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The "final girl" has grown up into the "final mother".
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Boat shoes are over — get some grown-up moccasins instead.
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I've grown up with domestic violence, my father passing away.
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" Another wrote simply, "You look like a grown up eleven.
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The actress has definitely grown up since the Twilight days.
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Having grown up in Southern California, I'm a Disneyland pro.
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Seeing Jess all grown up makes us feel old too!
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No doubt about it – Kylie Jenner is all grown up!
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He's all grown up, too, and not in school anymore.
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"Everybody has kind of grown up swimming together," DiRado says.
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He's also claimed to have grown up in New Orleans.
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What will Coinbase look like when it's all grown up?
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It's created the environment in which ISIS has grown up.
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We've grown up together & I know her date of birth.
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Tommy is a grown up and makes his own decisions.
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I've changed, I've adapted and I've grown up a lot.
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An entire generation has grown up in the climate crisis.
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I was alive and grown up, and I followed it.
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They've grown up never knowing life without this constant connectivity.
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They had grown up with Phoebe's recitals and family concerts.
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The evangelical Christian faith I'd grown up with sustained me.
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What kind of princess have I grown up to become?
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But she also hasn't grown up or thought about consequences.
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He'd grown up on the Stovall Plantation, near Clarksdale, Mississippi.
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The ecosystem that has grown up around that is spectacular.
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Teenagers have grown up knowing a life only of conflict.
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Younger sound engineers might not have grown up with vinyl.
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"I've always worked ... they've grown up this way," she said.
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I would go wild sometimes, but now we've grown up.
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LA has really been the place that I've grown up.
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Laney Boggs is all grown up and selling her house.
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Your beloved boxed macaroni and cheese is all grown up.
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My mother, especially, knows sacrifice, having grown up in England.
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" "As I've grown up, my tastes have changed a lot.
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Having grown up at Dia, can't it only be white?
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Kennedy was near where he had grown up, he said.
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He cursed the gangster life that he'd grown up in.
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"We have all grown up with Johnny," Mr. Turboust continued.
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The couple's son had also grown up and moved out.
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But younger consumers have also grown up with social media.
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I've also grown up in an era where I'm accepted.
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And we would not have grown up in that neighborhood.
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He professed to have grown up as a Lakers fan.
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Having grown up nearby, Constable Wheatley wanted to patrol Burnley.
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All grown up now, it frames the small seating area.
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This production — in a way, I've grown up with it.
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But that thing has grown up tremendously over the years.
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He had grown up in the neighborhood, he said nostalgically.
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Over a century, the capital has grown up around it.
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Rremida, like Sue, had grown up under a communist regime.
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This behavior is what most women have grown up with.
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Donald Trump insists that he's grown up a lot recently.
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But here was not just a grown-up but a grown-up even other adults admired, telling her how beautiful and talented and special she was and that their relationship was a good thing.
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The people who'd grown up in high-stress environments didn't accurately weigh their risk and took longer to make decisions—even though they ultimately made worse ones—than participants who'd grown up with low stress.
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Series star Clementine returns, though now she's all grown up now.
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Think of bralettes as the grown-up versions of training bras.
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As Star Wars fans have grown up, so have their lightsabers.
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Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones' son is all grown up!
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The result is a more dynamic and decidedly grown-up look.
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"They have grown up really in tune to ingredients," he said.
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The super cute six are back – and they're all grown up!
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You can see him as a grown-up now and honestly?
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Because I'd grown up with Kentucky Fried Chicken all my life.
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Golden Gate Ventures isn't the only one that has 'grown up.
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With the kids somewhat grown up, they look up to Dad.
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My sisters and I have all grown up with Harry Potter.
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Hall, meanwhile, goes full Cruella De Ville as grown-up Jordan.
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Alison's grown up, and she's changed a lot, and relationships change.
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The entire core cast returns, playing grown up versions of themselves.
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Grown-up Olson now voices Adventure Time's Marceline the Vampire Queen.
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They've grown up here and are proving they have American values.
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Do you know what it means to be a grown-up?
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Vicente had grown up with one of the guys, Jorge Pacheco.
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And I think people have grown up on doorstop fantasies, right?
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I knew many of them, indeed had grown up with several.
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"That's when I started becoming a grown-up," Ms. Hilty said.
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One of them had grown up with Alice and her family.
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She's a grown-up, and she's just basically a total baller.
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I'd grown up looking at his photograph hanging on our wall.
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Koerner had grown up around livestock and took that lifestyle seriously.
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"It's grown up into a byzantine and opaque system," she says.
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" But Richards had her own analysis: "He hasn't really grown up.
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"I've grown up with intense body hatred," McCall, 30, tells PEOPLE.
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I think women have already been 'grown up' for a while.
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"I still remember my first 'grown-up' suitcase," Aboah tells Refinery29.
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Either way, she'll feel grown up with her own letterhead stationery.
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And with "Fever," I had grown up listening to Peggy Lee.
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Generations have grown up on coal in this blue-collar county.
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She may want to watch it someday when she's grown up.
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Will we see a grown-up Harley from "Iron Man 3"?
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Those grown-up postures may yet help them in New Hampshire.
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Frankie Jonas is all grown up and officially going to prom!
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If you've grown up by then, we're super proud of you!
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Kids now have grown up not knowing any privacy at all.
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Some people just can't cope with drinking like a grown up.
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"We just accept it because that's what we've grown up with."
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The cast has grown up right alongside the movie's target audience.
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Stone: Maybe we're finally grown up, or older, or better writers.
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Real estate, parenthood, and marriage do not a grown-up make.
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Look how grown up but conservative the CT6's interior is.
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But Will Smith may have grown up to replace Uncle Phil.
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I think that's part of the culture we've grown up in.
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"They've grown up largely oblivious to this other India," Thakur says.
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The next cut was to grown-up Jon Snow's brown eyes.
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Having grown up among coal miners, she is an unlikely activist.
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The story, just like Lyra, is more grown-up, more mature.
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I think her ultimate grown-up move might be getting divorced.
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They said a grown-up was now in the White House.
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You'll feel more like a grown-up — in the best way.
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My children have long since grown up and can feed themselves.
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It's not a particularly grown-up way of doing the job.
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Magomedkerimov knows Nurmagomedov well having grown up with him in Dagestan.
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We've rounded up 11 games to compare how they've grown up.
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Her touching song "Love Late" described a grown-up happy ending.
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To no one's surprise, Perry eventually learns his grown-up lessons.
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It would be the first addition to my grown-up kitchen.
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Risher's wife, Anne, had grown up in his neighborhood in Charlottesville.
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Because they've grown up where you have multiple fully formed avatars.
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My generation has grown up through video games and immersive worlds.
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Zoë Kravitz has, more or less, grown up in the spotlight.
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John Kasich stuck to playing the grown-up in the room.
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But no one would accuse Trump of being a grown up.
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Spaghetti Strap HalterHalter tops are back, and they're all grown up.
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Grown-up bad words and phrases are replaced with happier alternatives.
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We've grown up knowing the answer but not raising our hands.
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Those kids are all grown up and they still read manga.
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Potylo had grown up watching the WWF, and he idolized Chyna.
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They may not have grown up eating different kinds of vegetables.
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Even I can fake being a grown-up better than this.
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You know, I've always grown up around educated, independent black women.
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It feels so long ago, and I've grown up so much.
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Now, Winter is all grown up and graduating from high school.
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And when your kids are grown up, you face the void.
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Susanna's father was a Kurd who had grown up in Turkey.
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He stood apart because he had grown up in Los Angeles.
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It wasn't only that she had grown up connected to ballet.
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If you like grown-up shows about smart people, watch this.
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He had grown up in Chefchaouen, and every shopkeeper knew him.
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Our children, 11 and 9, have grown up in our stores.
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She had really gotten past that as a grown-up person.
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The adorable Sunny Pawar looked grown-up in his tiny tuxedo.
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The landlord, who lived downstairs, had grown up in the house.
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But I'm so lucky to have grown up where I did.
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Look at a child who's grown up in a harsh environment.
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At 19803, I've finally started to feel like a grown-up.
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They haven't necessarily grown up with the traditional trappings of wealth.
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It's surely a track Lipa would have grown up listening to.
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I imagined them thinking: What grown-up goes apple picking alone?
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I thought he was serious in his photos, a grown-up.
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It's a missive from a grown-up rocker leaving machismo behind.
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The censorship I've grown up with is more insidious, and unsettling.
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"This is not where I should have grown up," he said.
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Hadn't we all grown up and decided that "Cats" was terrible?
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A modicum of grown-up sobriety was called for, he said.
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Being a boring grown up, it turns out, isn't the worst.
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Having grown up in that society, this appealed strongly to me.
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Look at her: All grown up and wearing a wedding dress.
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In Mr. Lombardo's version, Cindy Lou Who is all grown up.
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Mr. Gribble had also grown up in the world of fishing.
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But I'd grown up with two loving, supportive, and enthusiastic parents.
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Over the past 10 years, Kylie has grown up a lot.
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It's a grown-up acknowledgment that we're a messy, imperfect species.
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If you've grown up in a family full of strong women.
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The LGBT community has grown up in front of our eyes.
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And I think grown-up companies have gotten a bad rap.
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"I had grown up calling in every order," Marshall tells me.
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BUT THAT BEHIND THE SCENES THERE IS GROWN-UP DIALOGUE OCCURING.
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It represented a martini and a jacket, being a grown-up.
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My children have grown up with me being in this business.
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The bunny hat notwithstanding, Mary Richards looked like a grown-up .
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I'm a grown-up, and I chose to live this way.
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He had grown up on the street and then at war.
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The collection felt distinctly more grown up than in previous seasons.
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She had grown up outside Chicago, in a middle-class family.
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You've pretty much grown up in Adelaide your whole life, right?
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Still, as we've grown up (using that term loosely here), we have come to realize that snacks which seem utterly grown up like brie and crackers or even caviar canapés can be just as delightfully delicious.
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Wayne's transition to from teen grown-up to grown-up teen has been a weird one, but it's also instructive: Maybe it's more fun to egg the neighbor's house than to buy it—or haunt it.
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A food hall is basically the "grown-up" version of its predecessor.
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But all I meant was he'd grown up in my mind. Yes.
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This episode features Axe and Taylor's first grown-up competition for investment.
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I can't imagine that happening in a regular, a grown-up workplace.
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I'm sitting across the table from people I've basically grown up with.
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I know I have to deal with it, I'm a grown up.
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That would then make her the only grown-up in the room.
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But now that we're all grown up, things are a little different.
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I want to see Randall's kids all grown up and driving hovercars.
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Think of this as the messy bun's more sophisticated, grown-up cousin.
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It's geared toward adults who have grown up in a digital age.
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While the service has grown up, the app and website have not.
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Millennials have grown up in an era where the internet forgets nothing.
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And honestly, what's more grown-up than wearing fancy PJs to work?
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Rocket Science is basically the grown-up version of a bath toy.
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That is not growing pains but an absence of grown-up leadership.
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"I have grown up alongside Olive Garden," she said in a statement.
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Tango has since grown up largely independently, rarely socializing with other horses.
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Mahomes enjoyed a childhood dream before worrying about his grown-up future.
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She talks about inappropriately grown-up subjects with a roomful of youngsters.
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I had grown up watching The Oprah Winfrey Show with my mom.
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Our grown-up bookshelves (and vanities) could use a little Disney magic.
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Those children have rebelled and made themselves refined, grown-up Halloween costumes.
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Without further ado, please enjoy this glimpse at Clarke's grown-up existence.
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Boy oh boy, I forgot what a grown up president sounds like.
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I have grown up with you and learned so much from you.
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"You want to make, like, grown-up stuff with them," she said.
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They're grown up and ready to hunt on their own by autumn.
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"We're all such good friends and have grown up together," says Naddour.
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And isn't it time to graduate to some grown-up jeans anyway?
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Then again, she's just as comfortable hosting a grown-up dinner party.
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For more grown-up gatherings, there's also a den with a bar.
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Well, there's this thing we like to call a "grown-up" wallet.
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YS: (Laughs) So, you've kind of grown up alongside your character, Zoey.
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I sometimes think it's having grown up as the daughter of sharecroppers.
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Grown-up companies can no longer blame problems on youth and inexperience.
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Cher Lloyd "None of My Business" Damn, Cher Lloyd has grown up.
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"He's a mensch, he's a grown-up, he's incredibly smart," Keen said.
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And yes, preventing them from being a grown-up who likes Seinfeld.
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LaRusso, meanwhile, is all grown up and working as a car salesman.
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It's the whole medical industrial complex that's has grown up around us.
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Released on May 22, the photo shows an all-grown-up Drogon.
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Find grown-up slim cut or wide-leg pants at Eileen Fisher.
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He has changed and grown up, and perhaps so has his audience.
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They have attended school here, spoken English and grown up as Americans.
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Recently though, I've found its grown-up, beauty replacement: color-changing lipsticks.
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In grown-up birds, it's splinter-like and shorter than the tibia.
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This isn't to say the cast of Girls is all grown up.
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Having grown up with Pokémon, almost every 90s kid has their favourite.
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And almost 10 years later, my kids are all but grown up.
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Grint, fairly enough, blames the awkwardness on having grown up with Watson.
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Becoming a grown up means something very different than it used to.
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But we've grown up and wired devices are stuck in the past.
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Southerners have grown up watching TV, and they know how they're portrayed.
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Each of the participating translators had grown up in a bilingual home.
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The majority of us have grown up to be wary of strangers.
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We need some strategic patience — some grown-up behavior — on both sides.
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They're all grown up, but they still know the value of family.
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"We've literally grown up around it," George, 59, said of the racetrack.
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To his critics, the bloody redemption meant he had finally grown up.
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I had actually grown up in the U.S., in Ohio and Maryland.
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By January 2016 they had grown up enough for a taste test.
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"It made me grateful to have grown up in America," she said.
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In Karachi, Hassan and Sara had grown up in their grandfathers' houses.
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These Americans have grown up in tough times, with more limited opportunities.
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He loved America, he explained, because he'd grown up loving American movies.
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"I feel more sort of grown up, in a way," she said.
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But her grown-up relationship with her mother is messy and tense.
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"I've grown up on this river and seen the changes," he said.
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"It's an industry we've grown up in," Jessica Warch told Business Insider.
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"Grown-ups have to worry about grown-up things," Mr. O'Neill said.
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The grown-up Nala is played by the Queen Bey herself, Beyoncé.
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But while BMX racing is a throwback, it's also all grown up.
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I'm 10 times blessed having grown up as 1 of 10 children.
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The Canon 211080D was my first grown-up camera, back in 21120.
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My first grown-up job was working at a video game publisher.
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Two gifts, in fact: Osha and a very grown-up Rickon Stark.
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It's how, as a grown-up, I say: "Don't see me, lady."
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GRYFFINHarry Potter is a grown-up now and you should be too.
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Maybe you don't feel grown-up until you have your first child.
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Best of all, this grown-up slushie is beyond easy to make.
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You've caught up with the grown-up versions of Harry and Ginny.
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All had grown up in the city in the Calliope housing project.
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He had grown up in Mexico City, where electricity was sometimes spotty.
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I've lived a middle-class life and grown up in good neighborhoods.
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She's not really grown up herself, so she's an absolutely terrible mother.
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Skateboarding, like the neighborhood, has grown up and acquired a marketable sheen.
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Indeed, former grown-up H.R. McMaster was put out to defend it.
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Pretending that it's somehow okay is the least grown-up reaction possible.
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My parents had grown up in really strict Assembly of God households.
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Grown Up Art looks to pragmatism as an alternative term to consider.
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"We were good friends, but we hadn't grown up yet," he said.
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I didn't just feel grown up buying this sofa, I felt sophisticated.
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She wanted the kind of family stability she had grown up with.
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I became his daughter, all grown up — the product of his sacrifice.
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That's most likely because of an anxious concern for grown-up sensitivities.
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I am not the first person to have grown up this way.
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He said he had grown up fascinated by freak shows and tattoos.
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I would have grown up with Italian ways, Italian foods, Italian whatever.
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Here's how much everyone's grown up since they first joined The Hills.
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Friends may have died, homes sold, children grown up and moved away.
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My entire universe was the housing scheme that I'd grown up on.
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Paid family leave, that is, just like other grown-up countries have.
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Cohen had grown up in Great Neck, the third of eight children.
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I'm in a transition period, trying to find my grown up look.
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Mr. Hill had grown up on a ranch in New Braunfels, Tex.
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"Our moms have grown up with her," she says of the character.
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Not surprisingly, the grown-up Mr. Spector has a knack for mimicry.
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Americans haven't grown up with this loyalty and deference to the monarchy.
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Ben Geller is back at Central Perk — and he's all grown-up!
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For that reason, thousands of businesses have grown up around Amazon's platform.
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Having grown up in the Vietnamese refugee community in San Jose, Calif.
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I try to stop right there, to register, again: All grown up.
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Which brings us to Pichai, the supposed grown-up in the room.
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Now that I'm grown up, she sees me in a different way.
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She told him she had grown up poor in a trailer park.
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I didn't view her as pushy anymore because we were grown up.
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Harper's brothers have also grown up substantially over the past 10 years.
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Here are five areas that have grown up around legal marijuana. 1.
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"China is a country full of grown-up babies," one user wrote.
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Mr. McDonagh had grown up a sports fan, particularly of the Yankees.
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"I couldn't think of a better time to have grown up," Mrs.
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Modern science has grown up with disposable plastics, but times are changing.
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There's a foosball table in both grown-up and toddler-friendly sizes.
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I have grown up watching American, European cinema and then Indian cinema.
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But he's grown up with the game; he always wants to learn.
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It means now people will think you were always a grown-up.
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Here's our guide to enjoying its theme parks as a grown-up.
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She was grown up when none of the rest of us were.
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No, the youngest of the Democratic aspirants did the grown-up thing.
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He had grown up in Gainesville, Florida, the son of a zoologist.
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Having grown up surrounded by racism, I had learned to hate myself.
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Those early 1970s productions were unapologetically decorous, premeditated, luxurious and grown-up.
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Now, those cute little kids are grown up — and we're just older.
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Having grown up in Charlotte, I brought [the] perspective of someone who had grown up on the "other side of the tracks," so to speak, and I knew what those tracks meant to me when I was growing up.
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We are really close now; we've grown up with each other on set.
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AAS: You mentioned that your daughter has grown up in tandem with Hazel.
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And, now that we've grown up and technology has evolved, they're just gone.
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Having grown up in the U.K., my boy band of choice was Busted.
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As a fourth-generation cacao grower, he has grown up surrounded by cacao.
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That's just hilarious considering the megastar that son has grown up to become.
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Creativity is something she says she's grown up surrounded by her entire life.
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I've met children who have grown up to become leaders and change agents.
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Their two daughters, 3 and 5, have grown up knowing nothing but war.
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Perhaps all you are, energetically and cosmically speaking, is a grown-up Aries?
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"He's a grown-up, he must know … that actions have consequences," Patten added.
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For every grown-up speak- ing, I wanted one young person speaking too.
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Maybe you have a deadline, a hungry pet, or other grown-up concerns.
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Mr. Ren: I think my children have grown up without experiencing much hardship.
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The view of sex I'd grown up with seemed both exhausting and unsatisfying.
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The group's music has grown up since then, but it's no less addictive.
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However, Ramirez's Cinderella won't exactly be a grown-up version of Schram's Cinderella.
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An entire generation has grown up and has never really witnessed this event.
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"Do you know, I've never really grown up?" he told a friend. 7.
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I had grown up spending lots of weekends and school breaks in Tijuana.
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You should talk to your parents, a teacher, or another trusted grown-up.
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The surviving Stark children have grown up, and they're tougher and more prescient.
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"Sort of like a grown-up version of capture the flag," Ferguson said.
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Belt was by far the coolest grown-up I knew as a kid.
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But at this point, Swift had "grown up" and settled into a relationship.
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Similarly, the marketing automation companies have all grown up selling initially into B22B.
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I suppose that's a generational difference, having grown up with FaceTime and stuff.
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Many of his readers have grown up in an age of relative optimism.
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"Katy Perry and I have grown up in the industry together," Gaga tweeted.
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Despite the myths that have grown up around FDR, he was hardly perfect.
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Because they haven't grown up with root beer, they don't like the taste.
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That's super important because that's you're grown up report card, your credit score.
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I come from a military family and have grown up around the world.
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Tom Cruise never forgets the little guys — even when they're all grown up.
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Grown-Up Hanson Drops Amazing Acoustic "MMMBop" Cover The Best Part Of Snapchat?
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Your smartphone's lock mode is the grown-up version of a security blanket.
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When I put it on, I felt grown up — poised and self-assured.
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The kids are grown up and they were at university when this started.
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It's a bit easier for me, because my son is all grown up.
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You might be surprised how much you're into Ned Bigby all grown-up.
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The little girl had grown up to be a beauty and a brain.
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I'm representative of the district that I've grown up in my whole life.
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Most postwar Korean's have grown up with constant non-materializing North Korean threats.
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Easily one of the toughest "grown up decisions" we've ever had to make.
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"I feel like I have almost grown up, in a sense," she says.
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Maude Apatow is all grown up and making her own stamp on Hollywood.
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How much of all this is because you're patently a grown-up now?
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Catlin had grown up rooting for Ted Williams and the Boston Red Sox.
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Kahan had grown up in London and hadn't had vaccines as a child.
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They also have one of what it looks like all grown up, today.
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"There is so much energy here," Booth said, having grown up in Connecticut.
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Looks like she's finally all grown up and ready to leave the nest.
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Both actresses have, in a way, grown up in front of Coppola's camera.
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Nicolas looks ready for business himself in his grown-up blue button-up!
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I come from a generation that has grown up with nearly constant stimulation.
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Inexperienced writers can certainly overdo the passive, which can feel "grown up", serious.
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Having grown up during the Depression, Minsky was minded to dwell on disaster.
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An entire cottage industry has grown up around probing and publicizing billionaire wealth.
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Neighborhood men said they had grown up watching nuns carry in desperate patients.
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Until I was a grown-up, I never quite knew where it was.
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My son is 10 years old, and he has grown up computer literate.
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He calls grown-up women child, and his coterie of young friends muffin.
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Wouldn't Lear's daughters have grown up and been educated in the same place?
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Many of the NBA's biggest stars have grown up right before our eyes.
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A new generation has grown up as the ICTY's justice has dragged out.
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I think it's very important for him to look like a grown-up.
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One way to make friends as a grown-up is to trade confidences.
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The bus suggests nothing so much as a nursery of grown-up infants.
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The shadow of the grand Italian houses she'd grown up under was receding.
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Mac is basically just a grown-up version of Rogen's 20-something burnouts.
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We have no experience in Somalia and have grown up in this camp.
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Photo by Dirk McMillianKeshia Chanté wants you to know she has grown up.
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We've all grown up together and DJ'd in the same neighborhoods and everything.
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Part of that is just natural after you've grown up a little bit.
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As a result, two generations of doctors have grown up unfamiliar with it.
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Be on your best behavior today—it's time to be a grown-up!
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But yeah, I would definitely say that I'm an adult, a grown-up.
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This series, like the original, is definitely more grown up than recent incarnations.
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Kind of like FIDLAR, if they'd grown up in London instead of California.
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By rights, such a combination should try the patience of any grown-up.
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"Our Little Sister" is rated PG (Parental guidance suggested) for grown-up situations.
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But for his first act of grown-up freedom, Moss ignores his family.
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He had grown up in Steuben County and had been a star athlete.
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Dems remain fractured, squabbling among themselves over who's more moderate and grown up.
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She was a wonderful gospel singer, had grown up singing in the church.
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Candy, who had grown up as an Argonauts fan, had no such qualms.
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I had grown up in Boston in a white Anglo-Saxon Protestant family.
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Having grown up in the Bronx, I wasn't even sure what he meant.
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I didn't expect any surprises, having grown up in a thoroughly Korean family.
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Some had grown up with siblings of their own; some are only children.
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Even if I hadn't grown up in Missouri, I'd still pick Mark Twain.
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"In a way, Galt was the grown-up in the room," he said.
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" The Bystander was imagined as a "grown-up Lampoon" or an "American Punch.
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He said he and Mr. Tanis had grown up in the Kanaleneiland neighborhood.
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In other countries, people are grown-up, and they can live with taxes.
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We have grown up together and they have had my back through everything.
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They had grown up together, and among them were four sets of brothers.
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Both had grown up in Middletown, N.J., their homes only 10 minutes apart.
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Little Rock, now grown up, craves the company of people her own age.
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Courteney Cox's daughter is all grown up — and Jennifer Aniston can't believe it!
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The original Gerber baby is all grown up — and celebrating her 93rd birthday!
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Grown-up boys being boys is hardly a sound template for social order.
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I get a "grown-up grilled cheese" and he gets a turkey club.
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To see a grown-up who was successful and educated and not afraid?
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"They've grown up in the apocalypse," Gimple said of the show's main characters.
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To many of your fans, it feels like you've grown up with us.
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Meza had grown up poor in Los Angeles, the son of Mexican immigrants.
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" She noted, "It's been hard as someone who hasn't grown up with it.
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"I think Bonnie would be surprised — Karlie's grown up a lot," VanDerveer said.
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His son, the madman, had no longer grown up in an intellectual milieu.
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What grown-up could possibly be so fond of this retro, frumpy dish?
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Whether you played with her or not, we've all grown up with her.
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He had grown up idolizing Jay Moriarity, a surfer from Santa Cruz, Calif.
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He had grown up walking around construction sites with his father, an architect.
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This is a movement that has, in part, grown up around your ideas.
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Alas, my grown-up friends, the second Era of Arendelle is upon us.
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It was very shocking, because I had always grown up with medical issues.
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In black leather, this sleek and sophisticated utility backpack is all grown up.
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Delaney, too, had grown up in a segregated world and in the church.
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We are KIDS that have grown up in Parkland all of our lives.
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In the intro, she croons about grown-up stress over 1950s-style strings.
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He'd grown up in the Boston Secor Houses, in the Forty-seventh Precinct.
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Mr. Otieno, who had grown up in Kibera, saw beyond those stark realities.
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I've grown up in suburbia so that feels quite homely to me, usually.
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Over the years, more and more directors will have grown up playing games.
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To me, I'd grown up as a kid watching these extraordinary events unfold.
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In the 1990s, Jeffrey Jenson Arnett, a psychology professor at the University of Missouri, interviewed young people around the country and determined that his subjects felt both grown up and not quite so grown up at exactly the same time.
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"China needs to stand up and become a grown-up member of the [World Trade Organization], a grown-up member of the club of developed nations and stop doing things like forced technology transfer and the rest," Hassett said Wednesday.
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I kind-of see it as an extension, the grown up version of collaging.
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What Matilda fans probably haven't realized is that Bruce Bogtrotter is all grown up.
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When I found out about the Liberty's banishment, the grown-up me wasn't surprised.
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They may have grown up in a different place and have a different experience.
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Now that the social network has grown up, however, teenagers are increasingly avoiding it.
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All of their children have grown up to be entrepreneurs who work for themselves.
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He'd grown up reading his sister's fashion magazines and gotten interested in the business.
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He had grown up among musicians, touring with them from the age of three.
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Reese Witherspoon and Ryan Phillippe's daughter, Ava Phillippe, has grown up before our eyes.
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Lil' Baby Aidy is all grown up and starring in her own short film.
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"Wow, that was a grown-up homer right there," Rangers catcher Bobby Wilson said.
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Now, thanks to Lisa Frank, paying for grown-up expenses can be similarly dreamy.
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Maybe when it's all grown up even Gregor Clegane will struggle to cradle it.
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Having grown up in a semi-devout Catholic family, Alan's now a committed atheist.
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Most everywhere I turn, the planet where I've grown up is in deep distress.
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They've grown up in a capitalist country where economic inequality has continued to climb.
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Edge providers are all grown up, and gatekeeper power has shifted into their hands.
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War and violence "destroyed the world in which I had grown up," said Popper.
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I've learned that with all the advantages of being a grown-up comes responsibility.
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I remember paying for my date's ticket and feeling like a real grown up.
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"When you're grown up," she said, "you're not going to be proud of this."
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Having grown up in nearby Finchley, my own experiences of Underhill are admittedly fond.
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A ritual has grown up after terrorist attacks that includes vigils, memorials and testimonials.
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Charlie and Harper aren't quite grown up yet — but it's not entirely their fault.
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Before you know it, our little man is all grown up and moving out.
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They weren't as serious as grown-up shoes, but they weren't kid shoes, either.
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Jessa and Ben Seewald's one-year-old son has some very grown-up tastes.
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The grown-up, IRL version of the hair "feels like cotton candy," says Moon.
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No matter how old you are, you're never too grown up to enjoy it.
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" But, aside from a little grown-up drama, Hermer shared that "everything's okay now.
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Having grown up in South Florida, you learn to stay vigilant during peak season.
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If that's not a sign of having grown up, I don't know what is.
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The magically-raised students seemed to have grown up taking these things for granted.
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Now, she's all grown up, rocking dark eyeliner and an off-the-shoulder shirt.
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Lily Collins has grown up in the spotlight — but it hasn't always been easy.
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Though the cast has aged, their characters don't appear to have grown up much.
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His grown-up career was the same to him: just playing his small part.
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Sirius XM's revenue has steadily grown, up 10 percent for the last four years.
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She was street tough, having grown up in the housing projects of Brownsville, Brooklyn.
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It's basically the grown-up version of playing dress up, except orgasms are involved.
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Many contemporary Latin American writers have grown up hearing "the groaning of the dead".
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The Z Series is the PicoBrew grown up and ready to go to work.
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And it looks like the show's youngest stars are more grown up than ever.
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By the time they're grown up and give a fuck, we'll probably be dead.
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"All new episodes of us being 'grown up' and weird," Hyland captioned the pic.
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"Suddenly I was not a grown up man with a life anymore," he says.
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As it turns out, our Sara has grown up to be a great flirt.
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It felt big on me and I'm a grown up – physiologically speaking, at least.
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According to an American counterterrorism official, Adan had also grown up in the States.
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"His son is grown up, mature, classy [and] just a great person," says Combs.
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Even having grown up in California, I'm realizing I'm not built for this heat.
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Basically, Kidman would be playing a grown-up version of the little mermaid — fun!
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Two years after he came home, he and that grown-up girl got married.
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I'm trying to show people I've grown up and I've learned from my experiences.
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And, of course, as I've grown up, art is the thing I love most.
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Behaving Like A Goddamn Grown-Up But what kind of movie would that make?
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Unsurprisingly, this has upset the constituencies that have grown up around the offset trade.
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Iconographies is very personal for me having grown up in Rome around these images.
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On a whim, I decided to invest it, like some sort of grown-up.
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We've grown up together and you guys continue to inspire and motivate me everyday.
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The bands/artists I interact with most often are people I've grown up with.
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It's from a kid's point of view, but a grown-up can definitely identify.
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I think they've grown up playing against computers and some of it's rubbed off!
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They have grown up in a world where everything is increasingly at their fingertips.
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The people that used to play in bands and their listeners have grown up.
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I have grown up in a period when I had to accomplish military service.
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Channel your inner grown-up (and all-around badass) and enter to win now!
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It's heartier and seems like something a grown up should be able to handle.
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Of course, I already know David's answer: Only a grown-up would think that.
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" Schneider added, "A wonderful cast of kids then, and even better all grown up!
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KAUPANG: I've grown up here, so I don't know anything else but living here.
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Chinese parents worry that their "little emperors" have grown up lazy, spoiled and promiscuous.
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Gadot's grown-up Diana leaps into action (literally) after saving Pine's Captain Steve Trevor.
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Everyone around them – Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, and especially Argentina – has grown up.
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Dissolve to: Princess Diana, grown up, in the form of model/actress Gal Gadot.
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They're quirky, cool, and pretty much the grown-up version of a friendship necklace.
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Unlike previous generations, they have grown up in a globalised economy defined by interdependence.
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He was a former newspaperman who had not grown up in the police force.
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In recent years, they have also offered grown-up reflections on survival and continuity.
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Ariri, who had grown up near Igwebuike, had played soccer and football at Clemson.
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Since then, we've grown up to realize that in many instances, diversity outweighs meritocracy.
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The neighborhood looked very much like the one in which Hina had grown up.
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He'd grown up there, and attended Catholic schools, where he was teased a lot.
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He had grown up in northern Kazakhstan, in a family of Soviet military engineers.
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The children from the first film, Jane and Michael Banks, are now grown up.
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I was entering territory with which I was unfamiliar, because I'd grown up cushy.
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THE RED TURTLE A French-Japanese-Belgian animated fantasy-drama for grown-up moviegoers.
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I panicked over my first real, grown-up relationship, and broke up with Sam.
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It turned out that both Bonaparte and Kingery had grown up in Portland, Ore.
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It's also grown-up enough that your teenager won't roll their eyes at it.
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How could any American support this boy-man who has still not grown up?
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People who've grown up in oppressive churches suddenly get exposed to safe spiritual experiences.
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Having grown up in the Pacific Northwest, I'd never been to a LongHorn Steakhouse.
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Tony turns around to see a grown-up version of Morgan, played by Langford.
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Now, however, he's grown up into the sweater-wearing, ICEE drinking mascot we know.
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The devastation reminded him of the Blitz, in London, where he had grown up.
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If she may appreciate a more grown-up gift, this is a good one.
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He had long carried a reputation as the supreme grown-up in every room.
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Now you can indulge like a kid while still feeling like a grown up.
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A side of homemade, grown-up honey mustard makes these easy grilled artichokes pop.
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He'd grown up reading about polar adventures in the pages of National Geographic magazine.
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"Having grown up in Southern California, I'm a Disneyland pro," she writes on Munchies.
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In "Damien," he's grown up to be just another millennial with an identity crisis.
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A grown-up person must never let feeling be shown by voice or manner.
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It seems very prescient when we think about what you've grown up to do.
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Well, as grown up as a band called Bed Wettin' Bad Boys can be.
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Instead, she envisioned something like the safety regime that has grown up around cars.
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I come at this from a position of not having grown up with religion.
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Moreover, by that time, his sons had grown up and moved out for college.
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I've grown up in times when data storage space was extremely limited and expensive.
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Born in the '90s, we've grown up enjoying the fruits of India's economic liberalization.
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I hate to call it this, but I think it's a grown-up record.
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Whatever grown-up drink you chose, make sure you stay hydrated throughout your evening.
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They've since grown up and ditched the whole same-outfit-in-different-colors shtick.
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We had grown up listening to music together, swapping Korn CDs and the like.
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While rainbow jewelry is often dismissed as twee, these sparklers are all grown up.
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Everyday life doesn't offer such easy compensation for disappointment when you're all grown up.
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By any measure, then, this is the most grown-up Thanksgiving I'll have experienced.
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I'm going to get rid of the instructions because I am a grown-up.
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I might well have found the apartment, and all the grown-up emotions, glamorous!
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This comedian's solo show about fatherhood is all grown up and opening on Broadway.
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We might not enjoy being in silence because we've simply grown up without it.
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Going to the bank to cash it, I felt like such a grown-up.
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Such universities have grown up, but they vary in caliber and can be costly.
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Whether it's grown-up tie-dye or oversize barrettes, there is nothing austere here.
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Frantically, I looked around for assistance, but there was no grown-up in sight.
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But now, the genre has grown up, and everyone reckons it's here to stay.
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"She would have grown up with a very competent mother handling everything," Dutton explained.
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I think I seemed like a grown-up from a very young age. Because?
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I'd grown up in an age of science, when facts and data reigned supreme.
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She had grown up in Tasmania, in a suburb of Hobart, the capital city.
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Both models have grown up hearing all types of comments surrounding their skin tones.
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Having grown up as a scholar and bookish, he became somewhat of a ham.
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As the column has grown up, it has begun to try on new forms.
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Ms. Tharp said she considered "As Time Goes By" her first grown-up ballet.
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Until I secure a worthwhile enemy, I cannot consider myself a successful grown-up.
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There was something very striking and interesting about him and also very grown up.
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We've been together since I was 18, and we've grown up so much together.
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Her father fled the Soviets, and her mother had grown up in Nazi Germany.
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His old-timers talk pretty much the same as guys I'd grown up around.
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"Things to Come" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned) for grown-up feelings.
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There's nowhere in the world, he adds, where he would rather have grown up.
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I had grown up on Disney Channel Original Movies and the earliest viral videos.
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She often spoke about having grown up in a convent — presumably a boarding school.
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"I knew many of the participants, indeed had grown up with several," Hayden writes.
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They were no longer needed by their children, who had grown up without them.
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He really meant, I think, that you've grown up into a full-fledged ingénue.
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I felt proud that I had been judged "grown up" enough to drink wine.
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But he also lamented the loss of the cityscape he had grown up with.
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Our religion has grown up in those gaps, amid phrases that raise maddening questions.
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I had grown up fantasizing about Christmas up north being glistening and snow-laden.
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I don't even want to think about what he would look like grown up.
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Thompson's father had grown up playing music at "wood choppings" in rural Orange County.
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Years later they discovered they had both grown up to become children's book authors.
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And Hyland, 28, says she's grown up just as much as her character has.
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And relatives would be further offended knowing that the actors had grown up Hasidic.
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She was the grown-up with experience brought in to help Facebook make money.
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At the time, Mr. Rowe was living in Parkchester, where he had grown up.
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The hummus he had grown up eating was also a high-protein healthy food.
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Had Cruz grown up in a loving, nurturing environment, things may have been different.
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Younger chefs in particular have grown up with a heightened awareness of civic responsibility.
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After having grown up as a Knicks fan, he was picked 12th in 1991.
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If I had not grown up here, with these experiences, who would I be?
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The youngest of the Democratic candidates did the grown-up thing and dropped out.
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Having grown up as Hollywood royalty, Coppola, 47, takes these insular worlds for granted.
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Alan had grown up seeing financial security as natural and normal, almost a birthright.
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Jag's are supposed to provide thrills with dignity — a well-dressed, grown-up package.
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An entire generation of young adults has grown up without experiencing a protracted downturn.
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He had grown up on the island and [his family] had a farmhouse there.
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The INSIDER Summary:The children in the 1990s television show, "Friends," are all grown up.
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MARON: He's so — when you've done the amount of self-work you've done and you've grown up the way you've grown up, and you know, you know people, it's sort of like, they elected the most insecure, you know, needy, volatile dude.
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Jabarti had grown up believing that his own faith's superiority should assure success in war.
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Spy Kids star Alexa PenaVega has certainly grown up since her days playing Carmen Cortez.
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Mrs May took every opportunity to present herself as the grown-up in the room.
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A grown-up with their own life, their own agenda, who knows who they are.
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These days, the former Disney star is all grown up and owns some impressive properties.
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She's grown up over the past four years — like any young woman transitioning into adulthood.
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Unlike O.J. Simpson, JonBenét Ramsey was never a public figure or even a grown-up.
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" Adds Lincoln, "It felt like a grown-up relationship that was always meant to be.
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There's certain things that when you've grown up with some things, it's in your veins.
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Or having a real, grown-up conversation about things other than work or the baby.
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Had the boy who said "I love you" and then skipped town finally grown up?
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The swing was taken apart and the 'grateful but embarrassed' grown-up was freed unharmed.
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"It hurts because I've grown up and I haven't had my mom there," Cline added.
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A summer camp all grown up, it's a welcome respite from your typical workweek hustle.
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It also lends an edgy, grown-up vibe that's perfect for a red-carpet event.
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And if ever there was a time for a grown-up, that time is now.
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There's even a cottage industry of fan theories that have grown up around the show.
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Black Cherry And Bourbon Hot ChocolateThe perfect wintry treat for grown-up guests this winter.
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Spring break might look different now that we're all grown up and out of school.
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In Turkey, a generation has grown up with security guards at the entrance to malls.
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Recently, Thorne has taken some more grown-up roles, like one in Amityville: The Awakening.
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Life is long, and being a grown-up is pretty dull, as it turns out.
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He truly cannot be bothered with all this grown-up nonsense, god it's so BORING.
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She was familiar with Avon; she'd grown up trying her aunt's magnolia-scented Odyssey perfume.
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The reality that distracts him from making music is banal, finite, and depressingly grown-up.
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That's when I discovered from public records that Moorhouse had grown up as Jennifer Johnson.
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Most had grown up with him in Michigan, some from the time they were toddlers.
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Basically, it seems like perma-child Jack has finally grown up (if just a little).
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I've grown up watching Charles Xavier and Wolverine saving the day as powerful, smart superheroes.
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Evidently, Roger said the wrong thing to Scarborough, a man who had grown up tough.
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They'd grown up in Jos, a verdant, hilly city in the center of the country.
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He had grown up in Michigan with two macho older brothers serving in the army.
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Nora Nelson was a bestselling sex essayist, but now she's grown up and settled down.
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And she's put his influences to good use in her new, more grown-up apartment.
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He had grown up in inner-city Pittsburgh, in a home where money was scarce.
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The Chrisley kids are all grown up and living in a home of their own!
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Then Bill and I stay up late so we can have our grown-up time.
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Star Wars has grown up in the last two decades, and that's a good thing.
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I know I'm being judged, [but] all the grown-up stuff goes over her head.
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I've grown up from that 15-year-old girl who used that type of language.
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"But you're like a, grown up," Charlie tells Harper during one of their early meetings.
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Connor Betts had grown up in the community, which is about 15 miles from Dayton.
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Glossier Lip Gloss ($14) is the grown-up version of our favorite OG beauty product.
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His stuff also provides a unique aesthetic experience; it's like having a grown-up toy.
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We have to communicate publicly in as grown-up and responsible a fashion as possible.
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At age 24, he moved to New York — a place he'd grown up dreaming about.
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The journals we'd grown up on had folded or seemed to be on life support.
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Celebs You Should Be Following On Instagram Grown-Up Hanson Drops Amazing Acoustic "MMMBop" Cover
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Having grown up in Mexico, Ruiz is acutely aware of this aspect of Isabella's character.
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So you're meaning to say that Vin Diesel's grown-up Groot is just gone forever?
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She says taking the lead more as she's grown up has made her more confident.
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He had grown up in a family that did not care that he was gay.
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And he's looking so grown-up in his blue-and-white striped button-down shirt.
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"Everything's a tradeoff," I can now say with the lame assurance of a grown-up.
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Neal Makhav-of-Winter-Park had grown up, was in fact a young man now.
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We've grown up together and you guys continue to inspire and motivate me every day.
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Grown-up A Christmas Story star Peter Billingsley has an uncredited cameo in Elf. 21.
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But don't expect to see a grown-up incarnation of your first grade craft project.
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Several complex systems of verification, using bags and tags to track minerals, have grown up.
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We've rounded up 10 sophisticated illuminators that still look cute in a grown-up pad.
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Two generations have grown up without bowing to Baghdad or even bothering to learn Arabic.
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But we've grown up, and now our steaming hot styrofoam cup of soup has, too.
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I've grown up in the eye of the internet, and everybody has seen me grow.
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Watching this episode is the grown-up version of finding out that Santa isn't real.
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"There was still a spark," Diane said, and she could tell Frank had grown up.
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The great English novelist, here at his most grown-up, doesn't do lawyers any favors.
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The Shining's Danny Torrance is all grown up in the first trailer for Doctor Sleep.
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Ahead, we're showing you the five freshest — and most grown-up — ways to do it.
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But they're more willing to look not-real because that's what they've grown up with.
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You've gone through life and you've grown up and there's a different outlook on life.Absolutely.
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I've been around for donkeys years, and as she's grown up I've grown with her.
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Well he's all grown up and still friends with his former leading lady Emma Roberts!
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I knew that in the most painful and grown-up conflicts, no one is wrong.
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Offset has grown up a lot in the decade since he first became a father.
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"It's starting to feel like a grown-up company, leaving that startup phase," Rick said.
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The brand was trying to make the grown-up Juicy Tube happen, and it worked.
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One timeline, set in 1989, stars Brie Larson as grown-up version of the character.
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But now that they're all grown up, Patridge thinks they should have a little reunion.
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Are we going to eventually be witnessing the exploits of Jaxon and Diesel grown up?
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Keith had grown up with a vague understanding of this idea, which he soon reframed.
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She got stuck going to boring grown up events (like the Oscars) And movie premieres.
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He also hung out with his grown-up Ron Weasley play counterpart, actor Paul Thornley.
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Watch Riot below and check out my interview with Nathan Silver below, all grown up.
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Conservative-leaning populists now have a seat at the grown up table, and deservedly so.
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The letters, all written in Japanese, have become more eloquent as Gursewak has grown up.
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"Systems have grown up in silos," Probert said, and that just won't cut it anymore.
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Amy Krouse Rosenthal is an author of children's books, grown-up books, and short videos.
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The latest release from Lip Smacker is going to satisfy more grown-up tastes — literally.
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He would certainly be glad that I was all ready to go — very grown-up.
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This is the first time you've seen them with such an adult, grown-up haircut.
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"Throughout my life I have grown up knowing gay [WWE] superstars and executives," she said.
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The problem for GoPro is, they are still learning, while the competition has grown up.
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But only some continue to flash as grown-up beetles that we know as fireflies.
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Garver had grown up in western Pennsylvania, so he knew how to talk that talk.
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Since then, the child stars of that era have all grown-up, and then some.
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The students explained who he was, what he did and where he had grown up.
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Grown-Up Hanson Drops Amazing Acoustic "MMMBop" Cover The Hottest Movie Sex Scenes, Ever (NSFW)
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All five women had grown up singing in church, but Alston took the lead role.
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I dreamed all night of maps and boats and the coast I'd grown up on.
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"White Bird" is otherwise full of neat coincidences, grown-up clichés, sentimentality and stock portraiture.
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In other words: bedding and bath essentials that make you feel like a grown-up.
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They had grown up familiar with human differences and extended that comfort to my son.
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"This is the grown-up world — not everyone will be invited to everything," Randall says.
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A young American college student who had grown up on the base showed me around.
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"Affirmative consent" is a relatively new term, but grown-up sex has been around forever.
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A generation has grown up since then, with no further such episodes in 24 years.
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Christensen had grown up on a farm in Nebraska and talked with Brown about farming.
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Andrew Cuomo will have to be the grown-up who sets this particular wrong right.
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We need leaders who can make calculated, grown-up decisions and be uniters, not dividers.
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So many friends that I&aposve grown up with, their parents have these beautiful homes.
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Ewan McGregor played a grown-up version of Christopher Robin in 2018's "Christopher Robin."
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Born in 1892, she had grown up in a London full of carriages and horses.
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To those who have grown up with the Boss' music, though, no frills are necessary.
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Our country so desperately needs this kind of grown-up behavior in our elected officials.
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In the Zappa family, the kids are all grown up and have their own lives.
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I thought Kasich helped himself the most by seeming the grown-up in the room.
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Jones plays a slightly more grown-up version of his fratty Daily Show correspondent persona.
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Even Pa and Ma almost halted, though they were too grown-up to show surprise.
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Just think of all the movie-ending, romance-filled fictional dances we've grown up with.
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Cole Sprouse is all grown-up and he's undergone a radical transformation to prove it.
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Click through to shop 10 grown-up pairs we're planning on wearing all year long.
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"All of it is the industry that's grown up around drinking bottled water," she adds.
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I feel like I've grown up with her, for a lack of a better description.
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I've grown up with people who I know should be there, that are there now.
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In one was a story of a girl who had grown up in a cult.
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So I have come up with the following three golden rules of grown-up garb.
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An advertising manager, she is an African-American who had grown up in the South.
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His mother, Vivian (Moore) Weston, was a domestic worker who had grown up in Virginia.
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Finally, at 50 years old, he's all grown up, and you're gonna know about it!
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When toddlers play, it's good to have a grown-up in the room to supervise.
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I had loved being out of my element, but I had been a grown-up.
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They had grown up in a segregated Alaska: separate schools, hospitals, theaters, restaurants and cemeteries.
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"Is this the new grown-up country Taylor we've been asking for?" asked the Telegraph.
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The heavyweight champion Jersey Joe Walcott, who had grown up there, was a family friend.
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Or do you give a pat answer to get the grown-up off your back?
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And yet tonight, she taught me how to answer the phone like a grown-up.
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I believe that I have grown up to be a more mature and respectful person.
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What was the impetus for the book and what has he grown up to be?
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A generation of young Germans has grown up with a woman in the highest office.
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"Now they have grown up and are full of hatred toward the killer," he said.
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So a generation of teenagers has grown up within limits they seem not to question.
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He had known hardship his entire life, having grown up in a big, impoverished family.
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If a child answers the door, don't introduce yourself; just ask for a grown-up.
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After graduating college, Leila Meraz-Baca returned to the city, where she had grown up.
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Gino had been born in New York in 1922 but had grown up in Italy.
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Ms. Rittinger was familiar with rodents as pets, having grown up with gerbils in Georgia.
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Although I had grown up in New York, I had never taken a hansom cab.
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Gradually you will be a full-fledged, salary-earning, tax-paying, money-saving grown-up.
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In the several decades I've been out of the game, the Nintendo has grown up.
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Dennis was the sixth of seven siblings who had grown up in New Castle, Pennsylvania.
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My first was to the father of a friend who had grown up in Camden.
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I am particularly interested in the MIT Technology Review because I've grown up reading it.
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I feel that I'm just about grown up enough to face the truth about myself.
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For my wife, it was a matter of familiarity, having grown up with two sisters.
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"I think there's another grown-up in the room, and I'm glad to see it."
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It has some sexy songs, but it also has some toughies about grown-up love.
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It is indisputable, though, that millions of Syria's young people have grown up amid trauma.
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Driving his wife's car, he headed to Frogtown, the neighborhood where he had grown up.
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"It was just a totally different moon than I had grown up with," Collins said.
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"Most gasification technologies are a derivative or have grown up from coal gasification," he said.
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I recognize this approach will be harder for teenagers, who have grown up with texting.
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Even after I graduated college and got "grown up jobs," I didn&apost start saving.
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"It will likely be a little more 'grown up' since she's 10 now," Perman said.
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Grown up, you learn that all holidays are about family and few can win there.
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Her name was Marianne Ihlen, and she had grown up in the countryside near Oslo.
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But big-picture wise, Seattleites finally seem ready for a real, grown-up transit system.
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Crossman wasn't always a conservative, having grown up in a liberal household with two sisters.
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Well, to be fair, I felt over time I was ... because I'm a grown-up.
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All these people who had grown up in the city for generations fled to the suburbs.
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They've grown up with active shooter drills, watched protocol morph in response to the latest tragedy.
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"We've all grown up so much," Port says of her The Hills and The City costars.
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Dash had grown up in a Gullah family who'd told her that Geechee was a pejorative.
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If you're a grown up, you'll have to show your love of Disney without a costume.
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Its subtle black star pattern and 22-ounce size make it a justifiably grown-up purchase.
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Jackson's children – who testified in court during Murray's trial – have since grown up, and remain close.
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"I've grown up here and been given every chance a young reporter could ever ask for."
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And if Roberts's roles were decidedly grown-up, she still maintained a childish air about her.
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A generation of young French people has grown up outside the country's famously protected job market.
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She was a quiet young woman who hadn't ventured very far from where she'd grown up.
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Taking the long view, you could say we are meeting the grown-up in the room.
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But he's getting married, and he's grown up, because he's 30 and he's not 20 anymore.
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She's the clown among her friends, who have seemingly all grown up, and she knows it.
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He'd grown up in Saint Lucia, in the Caribbean, and had enjoyed life on the island.
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I wanted to seem like a grown-up (or at least like a 16-year-old).
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And the great room, which never got much use before, is now the grown-up retreat.
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"Anyone who had worked at any other company before that was a 'grown-up,'" Lyons said.
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And, now that Princess Mia is all grown up, what does her royal life look like?
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This culture of fear that's grown up around the Internet needs to be brought to heel.
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"A lot of the vets have kind of moved on, grown up — myself excluded," he explained.
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If you're concerned about something, you should talk to a trusted friend, grown-up, or relative.
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Ferrera, currently starring in the hit show Superstore, wrote "All Grown Up" on her Instagram photo.
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Having grown up in the restaurant world, Sam Fox thought he knew everything about the business.
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That's one of the reasons he was so interested in pursuing one as a grown up.
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However, I know he's really grown up when he stops doing it — so we're halfway there.
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It's kind of like the grown-up version of Gap's most popular body mists in 1999.
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Entire new communities have grown up of late to do just that, according to Mr Mansfield.
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She had grown up in 23 different foster homes and didn't want that for her son.
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She called her father, who had grown up in segregated Mississippi, to describe the rapturous scene.
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" The post immediately raised eyebrows because, to state the obvious: 13-year-olds aren't "grown up.
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David Beckham recently shared his own revelation that his oldest is turning into a grown up.
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Well if it were up to Joe Jonas, the next sequel would be all grown-up.
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We once called these small SUVs or large hatchbacks, but we've all grown up since then.
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Having grown up making music, she's an expert at composing, recording, and cutting her own tracks.
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Having grown up Catholic but later immersed himself in Buddhism, Sir Antony abhors rigid religious systems.
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Gareth: I agree that it was us trying to do something a little more grown up.
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"We've all grown up quite a bit, and we're kind of adults now," says Nick, 23.
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Rob's reward for acting like a grown-up and interacting with people who care about him?
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I recently started reading The Financial Times, which makes me feel like such a grown-up.
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What's more, Alex Salazar told reporters (including at Vox) that her family had grown up Catholic.
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If you watch lots of violent TV, you're more likely to be an aggressive grown-up.
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Tension and relief — something she's acquainted with having grown up as the tension her entire life.
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Fig and Joe Caputo actually go on a grown-up date, complete with Bruce Springsteen karaoke.
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Another, a senior who had grown up near our campus, struggled to stay awake in class.
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Calling all Lizzie McGuire fans: Duff is back on TV and all grown up (sans cartoon).
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Watson happens to be playing a grown-up Blue Ivy, and the casting is spot-on.
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The 20-something cast we once knew has since grown up, gotten married, and had kids.
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They've grown up with politics and society pushing for a homophobic agenda, so it's not surprising.
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So these kids have grown up not being able to judge who among them is attractive.
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"It's great because I have grown up alongside the character who I love voicing," she says.
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Of the 40 Tea Partiers I studied intensively, most had grown up in blue-collar homes.
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But, even after we've grown up, we haven't been able to leave its cheesy goodness behind.
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Or a workplace drama about a grown-up AJ running that nightclub he wanted to open?
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He'll always be Dean Forester to us, but Gilmore Girls' Jared Padalecki is all grown up.
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I have good friends [in gymnastics], we've been to each other's weddings, we've grown up together.
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I can't believe that grown-up men – and women – would be offended by a baby eating.
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Having grown up on the coast of California, the "Mayday" singer says it's her happy place.
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The younger generation, particularly, have grown up being able to get things on demand and instantly.
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PART OF ME SAYS THAT THE MARKET THAT I HAVE GROWN UP WITH NO LONGER EXISTS.
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To have grown up there and come back to Chelsea, that would have been quite something.
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Now, she's all grown up (with a husband!) and getting ready to release her debut album.
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"My children have grown up on the land, but it wasn't because of Carlos," said Kimura.
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And so began a life of adventure and freedom from the world she'd grown up in.
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One woman told the paper her son knew Mackey, and had grown up playing with him.
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Her boys looked all grown up and ready for the beach, yellow boogie boards in tow.
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Hopefully Bieber has grown up enough as a pet owner as he has as an artist.
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Nobody much talks about it, but Gronk has grown up a little these past few years.
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Raven-Symoné is starring the in the grown-up version of her hit Disney teen show.
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But after seeing Moonlight twice, it's Rhodes's performance as grown-up Chiron that won't leave me.
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When we meet grown-up Chiron, it takes a moment to realize who we're looking at.
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Having grown up in Santa Barbara, Shimoda was eager to get back to her Cali roots.
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Theisen had grown up in the United States, and majored in international politics and German studies.
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And Clint Dempsey — the local star for the United States, having grown up in Nacogdoches, Tex.
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We're not the only ones noticing that Lily-Rose Depp looks pretty grown up these days.
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So we have a lot of people that have basically grown up since that time frame.
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Having grown up with three sisters, I can attest to the fact that sisters share everything.
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As with the Elantra, many compacts like the Toyota Corolla and Honda Civic have grown up.
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She had grown up believing that slavery was a consequence entirely of white might over black.
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The kids have grown up and it is time for the parent to let them go.
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They were a generation who'd grown up with mass shootings and a 85033-hour news cycle.
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Her sister's name was C.J. They had grown up on a dairy farm in Cohee, Indiana.
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Finally, readers will find out what happened after grown-up Harry sent his son to Hogwarts.
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Judy Thomas: Most of the skaters here have grown up skating, from young children through competitions.
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Lloyd, with Tomlinson's encouragement, had grown up setting with quick movements of her fingers and wrists.
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The Trader Joe's crackers looked like the name-brand animal crackers we had grown up with.
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Ms. Gordon is also a lifelong Brooklynite, having grown up in Kensington, not far from Gravesend.
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For many adults, a child is really always a child, even when they have grown up.
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For a start, he is playing on home turf, having grown up in Brooklyn's Flatbush neighborhood.
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My children have grown up knowing chosen family members who have been assaulted by law enforcement.
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I had grown up in a small, sheltered town, so my vocabulary for war was limited.
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The duo has listed their home because their two sons have grown up and moved out.
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The easiest way to make your spare bedroom — or air mattress — worthy for grown-up guests?
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"Someone who has grown up on ice has that technique imprinted on their brain," Rigas said.
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How 'The Hills' cast has grown up since the reality show first aired 12 years ago
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G.C. Your daughter is a grown-up, which means she gets to make her own decisions.
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I've grown up in that, so I see very clearly why that should be the case.
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"I feel so lucky to have grown up surrounded by strong, driven, independent women," Kardashian writes.
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He's grown up, or at least he's comfortable showing everyone else the goof he's always been.
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Would you have made any different choices in your life if you had grown up now?
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I, on the other hand, had grown up as an expat, living abroad, traveling the world.
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The house I grew up in was attached to my grandparents' house, where he'd grown up.
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"The foundational principles which we have grown up as a nation are no more," Merrill said.
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And with new studs and a rope handle, the usually sweet style has certainly grown up.
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Think college dorm room, but all grown up, with millennial pink finishes and a juice bar.
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Tursun had grown up in Xinjiang, but like many young Uyghurs moved overseas for employment opportunities.
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And so, what it means to dress like a grown-up has become ever more complicated.
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As adults, they had higher earnings than others who had grown up in low-income families.
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Back in France, directors who had grown up adoring Ms. Darrieux clamored to work with her.
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Near a bridge over the gulch, an encampment of dozens of homeless addicts had grown up.
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All of these horrific events just scratch the surface on what I have grown up with.
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She'd grown up when segregation was the norm in much of Baltimore and the surrounding areas.
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The grocery stores, vegetable and tea stalls and bookshops I had grown up with were dust.
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"This generation has grown up recycling, with solar, and being aware of consumption," Mr. Wills said.
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Having grown up in Central, he understood their connection to the flames that engulfed the Cuyahoga.
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He had grown up modestly in New Castle, Pa., where his father was a mail carrier.
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The women have grown up with cellphones, social media and the right to express themselves freely.
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They need that feeling that there's a competent grown-up who is there to contain them.
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Ms. Spade's fans recounted how her bright handbags were their first "grown-up" big-ticket purchase.
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I feel pretty fortunate to have grown up with all the music around that I did.
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"The Internet I'd grown up with, the Internet that had raised me, was disappearing," he writes.
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But that misses the true nature of the movement that has grown up around Mr. Sanders.
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At 25, this 24-hour network, the first devoted completely to animation, is all grown up.
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She had grown up in the central province of Hunan, where her father was a landlord.
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"For me, not having grown up in the fashion system makes it interesting," Mr. Farneti said.
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Accessorize in rainbow with grown-up pieces like a shiny Milly acrylic clutch or a Ban.
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Starting at $4.50 per person, Dinnerly is the most affordable grown-up meal kit we tested.
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Part of the pleasure of Galchen's book is its grown-up tone, skeptical and gently mocking.
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She was really invested in making me the woman that she had grown up to be.
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I'm traveling across the country: I can't become the grown-up Eloise of the airport hotel.
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The children of some of le Carré's best-known characters have grown up and demand justice.
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Imogene, an 11-year-old homeschooled girl who's grown up in the world of Renaissance faires.
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" 'All Grown Up' by Jami Attenberg' "I read it twice, laughing, cringing, and even tearing up.
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She'd grown up in San Marcos, El Salvador, hiding from helicopters and soldiers waging civil war.
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I wish I could have grown up in the 80s when technology didn't control our lives.
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As a grown-up, and therefore an interloper, figuring this out took a little detective work.
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You got the sense that, in the years he's been working on "Eurydice," he's grown up.
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This is especially true of Taiwan's younger voters, who've grown up with Taiwan as a democracy.
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I had tracked down three elderly Hasidic women in Brooklyn who had grown up in Hungary.
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She pointed at an open area under a bamboo patch, the exact place I'd grown up.
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GoPro Hero 8, available at Best Buy, $399.99The Hero8 Black is the action camera grown up.
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May, considering her the "grown-up" in the British government, officials close to the chancellor say.
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But Trump is anti-grown-up, so it's hard to imagine Chief of Staff Haley Barbour.
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New York held my life, but the city I had grown up in no longer existed.
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I embraced what made Rome so different from the suburbs of Washington, where I'd grown up.
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Critic's Pick Self-critical, grown up and ready, perhaps, to deliver a message beyond the music.
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Her favorite part is when her foster children come back to visit after they've grown up.
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This is the first generation to have grown up with the concept of corporate social responsibility.
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I love the looks of the Miata, too, but the 24 simply looks more grown up.
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One grown-up did believe his stories — Mister Rogers, during a crossover episode in Season 12.
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Historically, black Americans had grown up as a separate group, victims of endless injustice and brutality.
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She had grown up with only a few photos of herself as a girl in Mexico.
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They have grown up in a society with more prosperity and leisure than any generation before.
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We were childhood friends, and a couple years ago, she decided, the kids were grown up.
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"I'd grown up in a war, and I knew what a war could do," he says.
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NOW: She's all grown up — with a kid of her own and a billion-dollar company.
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