She had really gotten past that as a grown-up person.
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A grown-up person must never let feeling be shown by voice or manner.
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And until AYA is big and strong like a grown-up person, it won't be able to engage anyone.
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I built the thing in about two hours — an accomplishment of sorts for a grown-up person who was supposed to be working.
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But unfortunately for McEwan, who is a grown-up person, a fetus is a terrible narrator—kids know nothing, and fetuses know less than that.
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As a grown-up person who now understands how cooking works, I know that it's not exactly revelatory that you can make soup starting only with water.
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Before arriving, he was wearing fuzzy socks and sweatpants watching "True Detective," Moby admitted, not in the mood to "put on grown-up-person clothes" and come downtown.
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I thought this would be the magic of men's products: that you can let out your your silly little-boy-antics inside the walls of the bathroom where no-one can see you, and then walk out a confident, grown-up person.
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He has written over four hundred novels and has introduced new style of spy novels writing. Almost every grown up person in Pakistan who had been fond of reading has read one or more of his novels. He is based in Multan.
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Jessamy was taken aback by the old Miss Brindle, who was wary of children – "I daresay you won't mind being treated like a grown-up person. I don't know any other way," she was told (p. 14).In-line references are to the first UK edition: Barbara Sleigh: Jessamy (London: Collins, 1967). Once Jessamy had reassured her – "I'll try not to be a menace" (p.
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I knew nothing whatever > about acting; any ideas I had about "pretending" were associated with the > Christmas pantomime, and did not assimilate at all with the solitary > appearance of my grandfather on a dull-looking platform. To me his distress > was absolutely real. I had never before seen a grown-up person cry. I had > not known that they ever did or ever could do so.
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In this > book I have put some of my discoveries, but if you are looking here for real > likeness of the things that any one could see if he were grown up, you had > better close the covers now. You cannot expect me to draw an exact picture > of the North Pole or of a Chinese lady's feet or of a sea-cucumber. But if > you are interested in what the East Wind or the Father Stork or the Moon > told me, then look with my eyes and you will not mind very much if the > courtiers in the ogre's court, or the dock leaves in the Garden of Paradise, > are not just as a grown-up person thinks they should be. After all is said > and done, what the young ones say about it is the all-important matter.
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