We grew up together as little juniors, doing regionals, and then juniors and senior nationals.
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Eighty-three percent of white juniors took the test last year as did 89 percent of Asian juniors.
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The way juniors' class schedules had worked out, half of the juniors were in my class and half were not.
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Dancing with the Stars: Juniors airs Sundays at 8 p.m.
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That prospect apparently does not faze the juniors in Enid.
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The pornographers turned out to be juniors in high school.
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"Oh, my God, I was playing ITF juniors," she said.
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Braknis, in his 21th season, is one of the juniors.
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He's gone on to host Dancing with the Stars: Juniors.
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I thought about Fred this year at the world juniors.
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Dancing with the Stars: Juniors airs on Sundays at 8 p.m.
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The newest juniors in the riskiest areas are racing to adapt.
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Dancing with the Stars: Juniors is off to a dramatic start!
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I want Ryan to face a group of high school juniors.
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Papa Pope reveals Pope Juniors' biggest secret — she aborted Fitz's baby.
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" He said successful juniors can get "too big for your shoes.
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Joorabchian hired Tevez from Boca Juniors and Mascherano from River Plate.
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He won the juniors title here in 2015 at age 17.
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Not only is it not very likely for children to be named after their parents these days, but girls are rarely, if ever, juniors — plus, boys who are juniors traditionally also take their father's middle name.
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Highly effective people often inflict all their idiosyncrasies upon their hapless juniors.
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Juniors, young men's and girls performed "extremely well," CEO Kevin Mansell said.
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It's World Juniors time, with this year's tournament being held in Buffalo.
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Dancing with the Stars has officially unveiled its new Juniors judging panel.
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"My hitting partner told me that some juniors were complaining," she said.
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I was playing tennis regularly with one of Ghana's top-ranked juniors.
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Indiana Wesleyan University offers independent apartment style living for juniors and seniors.
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In Argentina, River Plate played arch rivals Boca Juniors in a friendly.
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I recently advised two college juniors whose hardware startup had tremendous potential.
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When they return to school in the fall, they recruit four juniors.
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Boca Juniors is now pressing for the same sanctions for its rival.
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Generally, recruiters look for high school juniors and seniors, Mr. Brooks said.
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Kentucky and Wisconsin offer the ACT to all juniors in high school.
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He dazzled at the world juniors with seven points in five games.
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Which brings us to Putin's friends and their children, the Kremlin juniors.
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In one room, juniors rehearse harmonies at the piano, again and again.
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But 6,000 of them, including many juniors, did not earn even $1.
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He also mentored the eventual winners of Dancing With The Stars: Juniors.
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You have to beat out the juniors and seniors, he told her.
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But we have a very good young group of juniors coming up.
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We could have five boys in the Australian Open juniors next year.
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Matteo Ritz – Hart is Canada's starting goalie at this year's World Juniors.
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II. My freshman spring, I take a psychology class meant for juniors.
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They met through mutual friends while as juniors studying experimental theater at NYU.
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It was another night of shocking results on Dancing with the Stars: Juniors.
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Sizing is juniors-esque — comparable to the retailer's popular LC Lauren Conrad line.
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In baseball, the best players are usually high school seniors or college juniors.
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The program will also offer financial support to low-paid juniors and assistants.
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GUESS Juniors' Off-The-Shoulder Snakeskin Top, $48.30 (originally $69) [You save $20.70]
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Iconix's brands include juniors and girls line Candie's and cartoon strip characters Peanuts.
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Beyoncé later launched a juniors collection called Deréon with her sister Solange Knowles.
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As an intern, I saw juniors [second-year residents] doing 30-hour call.
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"My juniors [tell] me they're leaving, and I can't blame them," she said.
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"Women don't necessarily win with their serve, even in the juniors," he said.
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Like many Stoneman Douglas juniors, Jack did not take the SAT this month.
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Now, in 2018, Union Catholic is teaching its juniors and seniors about cryptocurrencies.
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So, no Wilbur Juniors, but we're betting Charlotte's still got some fam there.
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Then the students, typically juniors and just-graduated seniors, party for a week.
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The 18-year-old, who won the 2013 U.S. Open juniors title after claiming the Australian Open juniors crown, lost her first service game but did not yield serve again in an overpowering performance that belied her world ranking of 92.
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When her journalism students -- juniors and seniors -- came in, they quickly wanted to help.
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"Juniors like us, we do something very focused," said operations vice president Michael Gillis.
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Last year's two leading tacklers—Azeem Victor and Keishawn Bierria—will both be juniors.
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Sky Brown and her partner JT Church have won Dancing with the Stars: Juniors!
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Juniors earned a multisport patch for their letter jackets, while seniors received a watch.
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The poll surveyed 603 juniors, 260 seniors and 25 college freshmen online in March.
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" Garanganga said he thought "the level of top African juniors participating internationally has dropped.
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O.K., he said, but you have to jump higher than the juniors and seniors.
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Djokovic, 29, and Monfils, 30, have played against each other since they were juniors.
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The best funded teams, like Boca Juniors and River Plate have extensive scouting networks.
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Both were ranked No. 1 as juniors, Kubler in 2010 and Fritz in 20153.
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Genoa, in Italy, volunteered its services, thanks to its historic links to Boca Juniors.
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The 2017 national championship team's starting five consisted of two seniors and three juniors.
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Two years ago, I lost first round in juniors and now I&aposm here.
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Now back at first club Boca Juniors, he certainly hasn't lost his ruthless streak.
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We're told Sophia will join the cast of the new spin-off 'DWTS: Juniors.
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The juniors at Boston College, all studying in Europe, were attacked around 11 a.m.
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He was part of the 2005 dream team at the World Juniors that crushed everyone.
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The tournament is divided into Novice, Class B, and Class A; adults, seniors and juniors.
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Some at the top may have little sympathy for juniors who prefer a softer life.
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The first-mover OEM could still be KTM and the first electric class the juniors.
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More importantly, Meyer's freshmen and sophomores may be better than everyone else's juniors and seniors.
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"Oliel is probably one of the top 30 or 40 players in juniors," Zingman said.
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Dancing With the Stars: Juniors (ABC) Elementary (CBS) — The final season debuted May 21, 20.
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Many juniors, sophomores and even freshmen are already turning their attention toward picking a college.
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The students — all juniors and seniors — had been learning about hate groups on college campuses.
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In juniors, we had a guy who was beating Nadal, and he doesn't play anymore.
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They were identified as Courtney Siverling, Charlotte Kaufman, Michelle Krug and Kelsey Kosten, all juniors.
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At the world juniors, though, Hischier had a team-leading four goals and three assists.
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But there are indications that the United States is making progress with its female juniors.
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"In the past, members could ignore the juniors, but they need them now," McPherson said.
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Iron Kids, a juniors event that runs on Ironman weekend, welcomed 1,000 entrants last year.
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"Black-ish" star Miles Brown will also reportedly be competing on "Dancing with the Stars: Juniors."
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The soccer passion runs in her family: Her grandfather worked for popular Argentine club Boca Juniors.
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Senior managers can also benefit from seeing what happens when their juniors head to the beach.
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The facility opened last month and already instructs 246 juniors, retirees, collegiate players and professional golfers.
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"I had done that before in juniors, going up really close to return serve," Chang said.
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"We have juniors who have to deal with expectations in regard to the draft," he said.
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While Boca Juniors fan Damiàn acknowledged the microchip's 1984 implications, he still stood by the initiative.
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Boca Juniors and River Plate may be the most infamous rivals in the world of soccer.
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Only 4 percent of these juniors and seniors expected to fund their educations on debt alone.
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ABC just revealed the celebrities competing on the upcoming season of Dancing with the Stars: Juniors.
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Juniors and seniors hewed to what you'd expect of the Pokemon—which is to say, children.
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Larger house dorms feature spacious living rooms and kitchens, where juniors and seniors live and socialize.
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"You're so used to playing best-of-three in juniors, it's a different mentality," Edmund said.
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She found her passion for roller derby in 2011 and joined the juniors two years ago.
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We have a lot of young players stepping up, even younger than the juniors coming up.
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Jonathan Logan, based in Manhattan, was best known for selling juniors' dresses, marketed to young women.
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After the initial furor, the Juniors know they have to continue to navigate a charged environment.
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You got young guys like Kushida, who won the Super Juniors Tournament, he's an amazing wrestler.
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For juniors who are used to winning tournament after tournament, that can be a difficult transition.
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That group, now juniors at Stuyvesant and Bronx Science, regrouped again this summer for SAT classes.
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Nearly a quarter of the juniors at a local high school had reported trying the drug.
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" By the time they were juniors, he said, "she was just flat out better than me.
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The first leg, played at Boca Juniors' La Bombonera stadium, finished in a 2-2 tie.
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"I think I'd be prepared to play in the juniors if I had to," Sharapova said.
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They will instead feature a cast of N.C.A.A. players and minor leaguers, juniors and European professionals.
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Muniz competed on "Dancing with the Stars" in 2017 and hosts "Dancing with the Stars: Juniors."
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Under the new guidelines, qualifying draws will be reduced to 20 to 24 players with a few more wild cards, and five spots in the main draw will be reserved for highly ranked I.T.F. juniors — even if a good college player could easily beat those juniors.
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"The juniors can't support their asset bases anymore, their balance sheets aren't looking very strong," Vuori said.
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Hale made it into the group — dubbed, of course, American Juniors — but the group disbanded in 2005.
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Other contestants will include two stars of Empire as well as returning MasterChef Juniors versus MasterChef Winners.
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In fact, senior females will lead coalitions of two or more juniors to drive off harassing males.
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Reuters reported in February that Credit Suisse was establishing a fast-track program for top-performing juniors.
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Four juniors, four sophomores and two redshirt freshmen have won the Heisman in the previous 10 years.
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Black juniors scored an average 449 points on the math, 100 points lower than their white peers.
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Citywide, juniors scored an average of 984 on the test, out of a possible score of 1600.
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The maximum is generally $5,500 for freshmen, $6,500 for sophomores and $7,103 for both juniors and seniors.
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But undrafted college juniors could clog those roster spots by choosing to return for their senior seasons.
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All 193 students, who are high school juniors, will be receiving free tuition to Kent State University.
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The juniors hated us because, not to put too fine a point on it, we bullied them.
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A juniors collection, bedding and a clothing line aimed at older women called Miss Tina soon followed.
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They are lighter and have a bigger sweet spot, with the head and shaft weighted for juniors.
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If we don't win a medal, it's surprising, at all levels — Olympics, women's hockey, juniors, under-18.
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For now, the integrity unit gives presentations to juniors at some of the Grand Slam events, including the Australian Open, but there needs to be more interaction with juniors at the national level, above all in countries where the integrity unit knows the corruption risks are the highest.
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Dancing with the Stars pro Cheryl Burke has joined the cast of the show's new Juniors spin-off.
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And in February, Reuters reported that Credit Suisse was establishing a fast-track program for top-performing juniors.
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The following year, as they began to grow, they changed their name to the more inclusive Argentinos Juniors.
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And in February, Reuters reported that Credit Suisse was establishing a fast-track programme for top-performing juniors.
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You'd spend evenings there, listening to music in the courtyard, talking and exchanging opinions with juniors and seniors.
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After all, he won the French Open juniors title and broke into the top 22015 at age 23.
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They also became an unavoidable presence for college-bound high school juniors and seniors and their anxious parents.
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But making the transition to the pro level has been fraught, as it is for many top juniors.
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But despite being the same age, they have never played an official match as juniors or on tour.
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It's just another guy they know from the juniors, and 'I'm just going to beat you up now.
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Lee, the tallest of the juniors, was at the head, in a speed suit with protective glasses on.
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"These guys have won Olympic golds, world juniors, world championships; they've won all over the place," he said.
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Sophomores, juniors and even (gasp) seniors are leading the way for Virginia, Michigan State, Texas Tech and Auburn.
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It's time for Alyson Stoner to Step Up into her new role as a judge on Dance-Off Juniors.
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"Here Comes Honey Boo Boo" alum Alana Thompson will reportedly join the cast of "Dancing with the Stars: Juniors."
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Last year's juniors runner-up Anisimova, born from Russian parents and raised in Florida, takes on Japanese Kurumi Nara.
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Moore's resumé is stacked with accomplishments, but with DWTS: Juniors, she doesn't appear to be slowing down anytime soon.
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Bristol, 28, was in Los Angeles for her 9-year-old son Tripp's Dancing with the Stars: Juniors rehearsals.
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It is a very normal plot point for a series revolving around four high school juniors and their friends.
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The two had never faced off as professionals, but Danilovic avenged a pair of losses to Potapova as juniors.
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Serna is a former midfielder who helped Boca Juniors win South America&aposs Copa Libertadores in 2000 and 2001.
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You have sophomores, juniors, seniors and guys that basically have already graduated after four full years of college basketball.
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They have taught the juniors in an all-school assembly how to compose a draft of their personal statements.
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The pair and their mentor, professional dancer Alan Bersten, took home the first ever "DWTS: Juniors" Mirror Ball trophy.
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic obnoxiously shut down a reporter who asked him about Danielle De Rossi's recent move to Boca Juniors.
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For example, Georgia State University issues automatic completion grants to college-level juniors and seniors with unmet financial need.
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By then, the company was moving away from juniors' dresses and toward women's sportswear and the mass merchandise market.
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To seal his transfer from Boca Juniors, Shanghai Shenhua paid Tevez's hometown club a reported transfer fee of £71.6m.
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In the first year, about 100 juniors and seniors participated, with three dropping out after failing the drug test.
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Teaching Word Choice, Persuasion and Fact Checking I am teaching a college-level composition course to high school juniors.
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Within a few weeks, Mr. Moore sent all the juniors on a school trip to a local Holocaust center.
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The school offers an intensive two-year curriculum for juniors and seniors that culminates in an international baccalaureate diploma.
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The Argentine club won the twice postponed match against arch rivals Boca Juniors 3-1 last weekend in Madrid.
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Some at the top of the hierarchy take advantage, with senior staff humiliating juniors and MPs treating staff "like servants".
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Before joining the group, he was a saxophone player for the 1950s rock 'n' roll group Danny and the Juniors.
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"The sophomores and juniors we see don't put in as much effort — they mostly just decorate their doors," says Richardson.
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But for out-of-state students these costs are $0003,2000 for freshmen and sophomores and $2154,2000 for juniors and seniors.
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This docuseries profiles Argentine soccer power Boca Juniors, highlighting the relationships between coaches and players as they contend for trophies.
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"(Juniors) don't want to pay money for signing-on bonuses... they'd rather put that money in the ground," he said.
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Raised in luxury, these "narco juniors" have turned Sinaloa's capital, Culiacán, into a racing circuit for their high-performance cars.
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I have seen 17 and 18 year-old juniors and seniors bend the life trajectories of their friends and acquaintances.
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The alliance provides grants to juniors and seniors who could not register for the next semester because of unpaid bills.
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Following our first department meeting the week after the shooting, the juniors, seniors, and faculty went to their own sessions.
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With throngs of high school juniors about to embark on college visits over their spring breaks, here is their advice.
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These talented "genius juniors" will team up to take on mind-blowing tests of logic, math, memory, spelling and more.
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BEFORE HE BECAME president of Argentina in 2015, Mauricio Macri was president of a Buenos Aires football club, Boca Juniors.
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Many of the players know one another from having played together in youth leagues, in high school, college and juniors.
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A statement said that Boca Juniors felt the circumstances did not allow for both teams to have an equal chance.
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The Hunt For Callum Hutchinson and Joey Solomon, juniors at New York University, two years of dormitory living was enough.
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Dr. Decker's mother works for Advancement Via Individual Determination, a college readiness program for sophomores and juniors in Roseville, Minn.
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They were eager to talk about the festival and what botaoshi meant to the juniors and seniors who played it.
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That may be why River fans targeted the Boca Juniors bus: because this was a game they could not lose.
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Caught between the bottom and top ends of the school, the middle boys were disliked by juniors and seniors alike.
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Many people take the GRE as juniors in college, when they are still shaping their future educational and professional plans.
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The couple have dated since they were juniors in high school at the Maggie L. Walker Governor's School in Richmond.
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Mr. Terry and Mr. Maffei continued to perform occasionally as Danny and the Juniors, along with Mr. Maffei's brother, Bob.
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It pitted Garcia's team, Ta, which means "old men" in Tz'utujil, against Boca Juniors, a team wearing Chicago Bulls-replica uniforms.
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As part of a ritual known as the "senior salute," St. Paul's graduating class invites sophomores and juniors out on dates.
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In December 1968 Maradona was taken for a trial with the Cebollitas (the Little Onions), the youth side of Argentinos Juniors.
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He was invited as a VIP guest to a "MasterChef" event that was filmed for the current season of MasterChef Juniors.
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According to The Blast, which first reported the news, the pair met on the set of Dancing with the Stars: Juniors.
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"Our community was clear that this was in the best interest of our high school juniors," said the secretary, Steven Godowsky.
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While 85 freshmen are enrolled in the multisport program, the number dips to 1003 sophomores, 45 juniors and only 27 seniors.
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For juniors and seniors, the school offers luxury University Villas, so you'll never have to travel far to get to class.
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The juniors do not compete for Gotham, but they skate in exhibition games, or "bouts," at halftime in adult league competitions.
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They have juniors Rodney Bullock and Kyron Cartwright to thank as the duo is playing their best basketball down the stretch.
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Generally, the maximum for freshmen who are dependents is $5,500; the limit rises to $7,500 a year for juniors and seniors.
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When his father was in Argentina, they went to sporting events, like Boca Juniors soccer games, polo matches and tennis tournaments.
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His school offers yearlong Saturday SAT preparation sessions to 20 juniors, through a partnership with the volunteer organization New York Cares.
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Nearly 75 percent of black juniors took the SAT last year, the city said, up from 47 percent the year before.
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When the city rivals River Plate and Boca Juniors meet in Saturday's Copa Libertadores final, all of Argentina will be watching.
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As of this fall, juniors from any college who are accepted to the law school can take advantage of the program.
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He said the students, who were juniors and seniors in the A.P. government class, had not all heard the senator's remarks.
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Seattle was a troubled team, having just fired its coach, when it added Lodeiro, 27, from the Argentine club Boca Juniors.
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To avoid fielding a team of juniors, U.S.A. Hockey would need to reach out to national team players and reopen negotiations.
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It's placing key categories that see similar shopper profiles, like juniors' apparel, next to Sephora, thereby encouraging people to cross-shop.
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The Blue Demons answered with layups from juniors Darious Hall and Jaylen Butz to give the hosts the lead for good.
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He was sent back to juniors in the 2015-16 season and didn't crack the Maple Leafs roster until 2016-17.
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The students are currently juniors in high school, and they were told of the free tuition on a visit to Kent State.
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ABC has not announced a premiere date for the "Juniors" edition and the network did not immediately comment on the show's casting.
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The men's ATP tour has long been bereft of Aboriginals, with promising juniors failing to make an impression in the professional ranks.
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As the first season of Dancing with the Stars: Juniors prepares for its big finale next weekend, the surprises keep on coming.
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"Some people say I've skipped the queue because I never did the world junior or European juniors because of injuries," he said.
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At Ridgeview, several juniors are earning their high school diplomas early this year, grades are up this quarter, and attendance is steady.
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The Jiving Juniors, The Magic Notes, and most importantly Jimmy Cliff were putting out music that rivaled US R&B in popularity.
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The top four scorers for Washington State are all juniors, though Hawkinson is looking more like an NBA draft pick this June.
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The show follows a group of high school juniors putting on their school's theatrical production of (you guessed it) High School Musical.
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He left the bulk of the work to juniors, one of whom had just a year's post-qualification experience, the FRC said.
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Most of the teen stars on "One Tree Hill" were in their 20s when they were cast as juniors in high school.
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The Uruguayan has made 103 appearances and scored 28 goals for the Seattle Sounders since joining it from Boca Juniors in 2016.
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The pair enlisted fellow Undergraduate Council juniors for help with the campaign video, after thinking up the concept in a dorm room.
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Consider Fuzzy Benas, 15, who finished in a rare three-way tie for the gold in the juniors 15-193 age competition.
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Then, you might follow the example of Jen Mouer, the mother of twin 16-year-old girls who are high school juniors.
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Starting in April and continuing annually, 25 underrepresented and low-income high school juniors in Los Angeles will be selected to participate.
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Selected, or "tapped," as juniors, most members take a leave of absence from school the following year to perform nationally and internationally.
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More players will earn Division I scholarships and compete in juniors, the Paralympics or, like Jincy Dunne, on the women's national team.
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Every year, Harvard sends out thousands of recruitment letters inviting high school juniors to apply, based in part on their P.S.A.T. scores.
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Instead, homeless and alone, he played pickup games, eventually joining the Boca Juniors Academy-USA team in Long Island as a midfielder.
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Unlike a majority of top juniors, Liu has never attended a tennis academy and did not leave home to pursue the sport.
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Egypt is also world champion in the teams categories for men and women, as is the case with juniors for both genders.
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Juniors at the Academy are already being counseled on potential career paths in the Air Force, including intelligence, cyber, acquisitions and engineering.
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"He still gives me advice and stuff," Anisimova said of her father, who has worked with other promising juniors in Florida, too.
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For other Avengers, this will be a little bit easier because they're all adults, but Peter and Ned are juniors in high school.
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Our school is hosting the state ACT test tomorrow for juniors, and the counselor in charge is very stressed about it running smoothly.
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We set up and before we know it, it's 7:10 and juniors are moaning and groaning as they pour into the gym.
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The juniors, who combine to average 23 points, 219 rebounds and 211 assists, are strong 33-point shooters at 23 percent or better.
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"He's been going back and forth a lot," says Rippon, who recently joined the upcoming Dancing with the Stars: Juniors as a judge.
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Mauricio Macri, Argentina's president, used his 12 years as president of Boca Juniors, the most popular football club, to launch his political career.
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"For our juniors line [for PacSun] we think about younger girls that are aspirational and looking to us for what's cool," Kendall said.
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They announce separate first- and second-team squads at the start of the each season, because the juniors compete in a separate league.
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Boca Juniors were top of the league standings at the halfway stage of the championship, which went into a summer recess before Christmas.
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It was a hard pill for me to swallow, going from buying my clothes at Limited Too to shopping in the juniors section.
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Apple Rockefeller and Caroline Callender, juniors at Brearley, and the oldest of the party's hosts, were anxious to get started on their homework.
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They had come to see soccer archrivals Boca Juniors and River Plate battle it out in a match of the women's first division.
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A 1991 government report estimated that 35 percent of all coolers sold in the US were chugged by high school juniors and seniors.
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There is a lot more money in the professional ranks, but also in coaching juniors, so few college athletes get world-class training.
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There's also a Ninjago theme in the toy-to-video-game product Lego Dimensions, and a Lego Juniors version for the smallest fans.
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"Some girls, when they come from juniors, when they play against top-10 players, they go on court and they're shaking," Ostapenko said.
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Krejcikova reunited with Siniakova, her partner from juniors, and they won their first major doubles title together in June at the French Open.
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According to Gabriella Borter, the business manager of Whim 'n Rhythm, 32 juniors auditioned for the group this year, an unusually high number.
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The city's education department said that 61,16003 high school juniors took the test last year, a 51 percent increase from the year before.
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Federer was gaining attention as one of the top juniors, but he needed to fill in some of the blanks in his game.
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Arijit Nerurkar and John Wojciehowski, juniors at Swarthmore College, said they usually find free PDFs of their textbooks online instead of purchasing them.
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Eight days after Thursday's gold medal game at the world juniors, the Terriers and the Eagles will begin a home-and-home series.
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At first, each of the boys, all juniors, moves in a way typical of his central-casting personality (timidly, jauntily, rigidly, exhibitionistically, etc.).
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Many college players, even those who had high rankings as juniors, tend to drop significantly in the pro rankings once they enter college.
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Last week, the National Institutes of Health released data showing that a quarter of high school seniors, and 20 percent of juniors, vape.
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For the 2017-2018 year, out-of-state freshmen and sophomores will pay $47,4923 in tuition and juniors and seniors will pay $50,808.
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Last season's newcomer of the year in M.L.S., Nicolas Lodeiro, signed with Seattle from Argentina's Boca Juniors in his prime, at age 27.
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And of the total, big global miners own 89 percent, where juniors own just 4.5 percent, just one-eighth of the global average.
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" Forward Bailey Bram added, "Everyone knows when Canada has a tournament, whether world juniors or our team or the men's, everyone tunes in.
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The collection will range from $25 to $150, and range in sizes 7 to 16 for girls and 33, 3 and 5 for juniors.
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The collection will range from $25 to $150, and range in sizes 7 to 16 for girls and 1, 3 and 5 for juniors.
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ABC's DWTS: Juniors premieres October 7th at 8pm ET. PEOPLE Now airs live, Monday through Friday, from the Meredith offices in New York City.
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Big Break: Mandla made his television debut last year as a contestant on "Dancing With the Stars: Juniors," where he finished in fifth place.
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As the Financial Times noted before the tournament, the current England squad have spent more time playing together as juniors than any previous bunch.
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Jennifer Lawrence surprised a group of high school juniors and seniors in Cleveland, Ohio, Thursday morning with a political pep talk in their classroom.
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Still, Ishaq and a handful of juniors, with support from the International Tennis Federation, have entered regional tournaments and hope to gain international rankings.
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"The juniors and young athletes simply can't afford to go to tournaments and this is a big problem," says table-tennis player Gionis Panagiotis.
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That opened up my eyes, and I'm pretty sure that opened Pete and Michael's eyes, too, because we all had played juniors against him.
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Harvard juniors James Mathew and Ifeoma "Ify" White-Thorpe were named Harvard University's Undergraduate Council's next president and vice president, respectively, on Thursday night.
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What would happen to 20 high school juniors if they surrounded a classmate in a hijab on a football field and chanted, "Go back"?
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Interrupted by an hour-long rain delay, Hercog took the first set thanks to 23 unforced errors by Swiatek, last year's Wimbledon juniors champion.
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Buffalo is a veteran team, led by 26 juniors and seniors, but also an international one, with four Australians, two Canadians and a Nigerian.
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El domingo, River Plate conquistó la cuarta Copa Libertadores de su historia tras vencer a Boca Juniors en el estadio Santiago Bernabéu de Madrid.
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The evening I went, we happened upon dozens of juniors and seniors from Silver Creek High School in nearby Longmont taking their prom pictures.
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"Investing in juniors allows the majors to spread risk," said Clive Burstow, fund manager at Barings, adding that junior partners often bring local expertise.
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Sam Resnick, Noah Kaufman, Jonathan Blank and Ethan Rocha are juniors at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, the site of last week's school shooting.
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This side-by-side aspect, with more experienced players mentoring their juniors at every level, has become an important element of the Carnegie program.
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Opelka, 21, has won challenger tournaments at the lower levels of the professional tour, and he won the juniors title at Wimbledon in 2015.
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One might call the rivalry between Boca Juniors and River Plate a... heated one (I'm so sorry), but this is a step too far.
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Western Australian gold juniors Regis Resources Ltd and Northern Star Resources Ltd lost substantially with Regis down 3.053 percent and Northern Start down 6.2 percent.
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Here are just a few of the things you should know about Mandy Moore ahead of her turn as one of DWTS: Juniors' inaugural judges.
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Mr Maradona's sister, Maria Rosa, recalls that he became the family breadwinner aged 15, after being signed by Argentinos Juniors, a club in Buenos Aires.
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In 2010, The Yale Daily News reported on the phenomenon, attributing such events to then-juniors Max Hendrickson and Tully McLoughlin, who organized the occasions.
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"Figure skating is changing, the guys who were in the juniors only one or two years ago are now pushing us really hard," he added.
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At only 17 years old, Brown, who was born and raised in Santa Barbara, won the juniors division of the 1988 World Amateur Surfing Championships.
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WHEN Karla Robles was 22016 years old, she tried to register for college-entrance exams, like hundreds of thousands of high-school juniors in Chicago.
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David Hall, CEO of Thani Stratex Resources, said juniors like his firm are unlikely to enter the round based on the high bonus payments alone.
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Bristol Palin's son will step onto the ballroom floor on the upcoming season of Dancing with the Stars: Juniors — and she couldn't be more proud.
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It actually was a little bit easier because we all played against each other or with each other in college, or growing up playing Juniors.
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Britt and Jenkins, both juniors, grew up as siblings in Maryland, tracing nearly identical basketball pathways to an intersection on the college game's biggest stage.
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In a public high school auditorium in Hopewell Valley, N.J., in November, I led more than 600 juniors and seniors through a self-compassion meditation.
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Elli and her twin brother, Mark, 53, are accomplished juniors, but only Elli qualified to play at the Open, her first junior Grand Slam tournament.
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On a recent day, he called in one of the high school's high-achieving juniors to talk about possibilities, including the University of Michigan scholarship.
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The tour was established to help young players navigate their way from the juniors to the top level of the professional ranks, the ATP Tour.
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Shop BP.BP is the on-trend juniors line that spans everything from jeans and sweaters to party dresses, accessories, and jewelry — all made relatively affordable.
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About 22 million new voters -- now high school juniors and seniors with more diversity than previous generations -- will be 18 by the 2020 presidential election.
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Dr. Melissa Leber, a tournament doctor, said that roughly half of the juniors and professionals have complained of heat distress over the past several days.
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