"What was surprising was to see the strong association on young adult high LDL cholesterol and later life events -- even after accounting for later life cholesterol level," Moran said.
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Then there is the matter of working in later life.
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It can also cause fatal childbirth complications in later life.
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Bush battled health problems for much of her later life.
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He has spent much of his later life in Los Angeles.
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Four seasons later, life without her was unthinkable, especially for Korra.
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For her part, Peddicord is planning for later life in Paris.
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More and more, people are entering later life burdened by debt.
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Could rental services have value for those in later life stages?
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The quality of your later life is partly under your control.
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Mr. Wallenberg's later life has been a subject to speculation since.
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Her later life, too, was grist for this poet of remembrance.
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And nearly two months later, life for the newlyweds couldn't be better.
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In her later life, Anjum finds a close comrade in Saddam Hussain.
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Is that something that you've studied before or a later life interest?
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Outside of acting, Kidder continued to be politically active throughout her later life.
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With longer life expectancies, the need for caregiving in later life is increasing.
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In later life, these differences in children's perceptions are likely to be consequential.
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" Honoré reminds us that "history is full of folks smashing it in later life.
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Laura worked in later life as an administrator of a federal farm loan program.
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"Good sexual quality may protect older women from cardiovascular risk in later life," Lui said.
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Soviet athletes who were fed steroids suffered a host of serious problems in later life.
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Such overstimulation could lead to problems in later life, particularly with focus, memory and impulsivity.
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In later life, George Laws, writing under myriad pseudonyms, published more than 70 pornographic novels.
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Not even the wildest excesses of his later life would change his fundamentally bourgeois nature.
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A trust fund that was supposed to sustain them in later life was frittered away.
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Five years later, life in Bricksburg has turned into a George Miller-esque dystopian hellscape.
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Considering all this, there is a lot of untouched potential for video games in later life.
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We're broke now, and we're likely to be living hand-to-mouth in later life, too.
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In the dark train, her mother offers a lifesaving, and later, life-changing, piece of wisdom.
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In later life he collaborated with a new generation of electronic music stars like Aphex Twin.
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In later life, Mr. Adams lived in Whitchurch, North Hampshire, a dozen miles from his birthplace.
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Dr. Munnell (she's 73, by the way) fears the rise in later-life employment will flatten out.
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Barlow wrote lyrics for the Grateful Dead, and then became a digital rights activist in later life.
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But in later life, this is one of the fundamental processes that increase the risk of cancer.
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He told The Times of London that he stopped talking to his father entirely in later life.
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In later life, Keeler had regrets about how the scandal unfolded and said she had been a victim.
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Even as a boy, Alsup displayed the freewheeling curiosity and technical bent that would characterize his later life.
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" To borrow a phrase from another science fiction cautionary tale released seven decades later, "Life finds a way.
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"When parents outlive their resources, the child spends resources meant for their own later life," Dr. Boerner said.
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But maybe that's what gave me the drive to become a Batman in later life… Yeah, I'm Batman now.
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Samuelson's later life, including his receipt of the Nobel prize in 1970, will be covered in a second volume.
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As a researcher into games in later life, I would argue that this phenomenon potentially offers great health outcomes.
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"We were also surprised at the association of young adult blood pressure with later life heart failure," he said.
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Though his heart remained with the Israeli left, he said in later life that his head was with Likud.
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Remember, whatever amount you've saved will need to be combined with other sources of income in later life — i.e.
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His conversation was remarkable although it was noted (in later life) it could be rather slurred by the afternoon.
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Low birth weight is a predictor of an increased risk for diabetes, heart disease and hypertension in later life.
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In later life he immediately understood the most radical Japanese designers and honored their most extreme body-altering confections.
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An easily overlooked aspect of Voltaire's thought was the priority it gave, especially in his later life, to practice.
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He knew how addicted he would become in later life to painting as a terrible exposure of human flesh.
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Second, genomic sequencing can predict the risk of developing many later-life diseases, such as certain cancers and Alzheimer's disease.
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They were later life-flighted to other medical facilities where they were listed in critical condition as of this morning.
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In later life, she was famous for her affair with playboy Roddy Llewellyn and her bon vivant vacations on Mustique.
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The musical recounts the later life of founding father Alexander Hamilton, drawing heavily from a 2004 biography by Ron Chernow.
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In later life, he became an EU commissioner in Brussels, where the building housing the EU's parliament bears his name.
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Research also shows that children born in such circumstances are less likely to experience success in school and later life.
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Garff, the author of a masterly Kierkegaard biography, here narrates the mysterious love affair that shaped the writer's later life.
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Women who get more fiber as young adults also tend to carry healthy eating habits into later life, she noted.
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The great majority live in single-family homes, most of them poorly suited for the disabilities common in later life.
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His entertainment career spanned a staggering seven decades, though his fame was increasingly accompanied by notoriety in his later life.
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Dementia diagnosis and later-life chronic conditions, such as heart failure and diabetes, were pulled from records between 2016 and 2017.
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Satouf said, adding later, "Life is not as simple as it once was when we lived on a farm in Syria."
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There is an abundance of medical research showing the benefits breast milk plays in infancy that carry over in later life.
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In his later life, the former delegate said he suffered ongoing health problems from exposure to Agent Orange during the war.
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I was moved by the letters she wrote to schoolchildren in her later life, when she had become a national icon.
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Born in 1898, Evola liked to call himself a baron and in later life sported a monocle in his left eye.
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If you steer clear of contracts with overly high fees, annuities can be one way to guarantee some income in later life.
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Whatever the arithmetic, the reinvented MOOCs matter because they are solving two problems they share with every provider of later-life education.
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According to new research, sharing your life with an optimistic person may also reduce your risk of developing dementia in later life.
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In later life, our personal sense of shame may also help us meet our own expectations and live up to our values.
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But the standard-bearing arbiters of cool -- millennials, or people whose souls have yet to be crushed by later life -- do know.
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I was 28 at the time though, and at that age, you do things that you wouldn't necessarily do in later life.
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Having been a divisive figure because of his political views during his boxing career, Ali was more universally celebrated in later life.
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As a kid he always gravitated to drawing, but he never took it seriously until entering art school in his later life.
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The love of tradition and devotion to Islam which defined Erdogan's later life were already plain to see early in his career.
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It is a critical period of of development, lays the foundations for later life for both our physical health and mental health.
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The war intrudes on Billy's later life in a way that will be immediately familiar to those who have fought in one.
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Dyslexia, articulation disorders and other diagnosed language disorders can have a "potentially big effect on school function and later life function," he added.
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The resulting boost to the incomes of those children in later life was about ten times greater than the cost of the programmes.
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More and more people in later life do not own their homes but rent privately, in a sector where tenancies can be insecure.
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Jonathan Wai, a psychologist, notes that spatial ability as a child is strongly linked to achievement in science and technology in later life.
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Those who are better educated and in less physically demanding jobs are likely to find that work in later life is more attainable.
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In later life, Rocard was a staunch supporter of Hollande who is struggling with record low poll ratings and a deeply divided party.
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This led to the idea that prolonged sitting patterns over a lifetime could contribute to metabolic diseases such as diabetes in later life.
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Sooner or later life teaches you that you're not the center of the universe, nor quite as talented or good as you thought.
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That "Later Life" still engages us has to do with how carefully the script allows its hero the chance to break his stasis.
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The series came about after a conversation its founder, the novelist Georgia Clark, 38, had with her mother about "disappearing" in later life.
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Previous research has found evidence that military service has a lasting impact on social support and health well into later life, King said.
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Only Lucrezia seems to flourish, although we learn about this somewhat after-the-fact in the epilogue, narrated by Machiavelli in later life.
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For the latter group — those who waited till after age 12 to play tackle football — the sport was not especially damaging to later life.
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In his later life, Wiesel became an activist for human rights, speaking out in support for refugees and victims of famine, war, and genocide.
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Studies in Chicago, Georgia, and Florida have shown that enrollment in charter high schools can even increase college attendance, persistence, and later life income.
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This issue, of later life diagnosis, was brought to light recently after nature photographer and TV presenter, Chris Packham, went public with his experiences.
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Physical fitness in middle age is tied to a lower risk of later-life depression and death from cardiovascular disease, a new study reports.
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He also positions himself as an intellectual lodestar, doling out lectures on language and grammar that torment Jo in later life with their indelibility.
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In his later life Mr. Lam stepped back from filmmaking, with a few exceptions, citing a desire to devote time to his personal life.
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Little is known about her later life, but her mysterious, psychologically intense, fine-lined drawings penetrate their subjects' faces and bodies like X-rays.
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I wanted to read more about John F. Kennedy as a child, Jackie's later life in book publishing, her relationship with Bobby Kennedy, and more.
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The purpose of education is to prepare children for later life, but all too often the focus is on getting the children to pass exams.
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In his later life, Ali became a symbol of declining health and mortality, the great fighter reduced to a shell of himself by his Parkinson's.
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"In fact, recent research has showed that the mental health benefits of participation in Scouting activities in childhood last well into later life," she said.
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AF: Simpler is one way of thinking about the art works, but actually the artists are still able to produce complex works in later life.
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Most go home with happy memories and valuable contacts, making them more likely in later life to do business with the country where they studied.
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There was a lot of opportunities for me to perform and learn to love performing which has really boded well for me in later life.
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Meanwhile, changes loom, with Olivia Colman to replace Foy for the next two seasons, reflecting the queen's later life by featuring new age-appropriate players.
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In his later life, Bob appeared alongside Chris (as his father, appropriately) in the latter's Fox series Get a Life and feature film Cabin Boy.
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Of the stormy pansexual surfeit of his later life (he died of AIDS in 1993, at the age of fifty-four) we see no sign.
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When you look at what developmental research on happiness and purpose in later life shows, it fits together like a piece in a jigsaw puzzle.
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As her heir, Graham anointed Ron Protas, a man more than forty years younger than she, who'd become her boon companion in her later life.
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You could also categorize Varda's life as a series of befores and afters: before and after cinema, after Demy and before her later-life celebrity.
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Reynolds and Carrie Fisher's relationship was one of the most discussed aspects of her later life, and their dynamic was a fascinating, even important one.
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In today's age of backlash against globalisation, the arc that Mr Stach draws between "The Early Years" and Kafka's later life takes on a new significance.
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As a result, children born in the dragon years (or "dragon children") of the zodiac calendar are thought to be destined for success in later life.
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People will also need to budget better for the possibility of living in a care home in later life, just as they plan for their pension.
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People remember cars and vehicles from their younger years in life and in later life they have the funds available to purchase them, creating a demand.
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"There was a time when we didn't expect people in later life to be dating, going to the gym, or traveling as much," Dr. Matarasso said.
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Geisel was already a middle-aged man when mega-success hit, and his later life, we learn, was largely productive, though marked by a singular catastrophe.
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The goal, he said, is to "get the most out of the medications to control the disease and prevent adverse outcomes in childhood and later life."
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"Our collective understanding of what later life looks like remains woefully outdated," Marie Stafford, the European director of the JWT Innovation Group, wrote in her introduction.
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In later life, however, cohabitation — like remarriage — brings companionship and wider social circles, not to mention sexual intimacy, at ages when people might otherwise face isolation.
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Those immersed in the lives of older people have long identified with her tenet that embracing our vulnerability is central to the richness of later life.
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I had in mind an authoritative user's manual, a later-life counterpart to the Penelope Leach baby and child guide I'd relied on as a parent.
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But the sentiment of the film—that participating in cultural or creative activities can lead to a greater sense of fulfillment in later life—is bang on.
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Mental health services also lead to lower dropout rates, better student experiences—and therefore more tuition and hopefully later-life support for an alma mater, Tasson says.
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The Princess's mother, also called Elizabeth or in her later life the Queen Mum, practiced her marksmanship by shooting rats — which were prevalent during the wartime bombing.
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Included in most of these risk tools is age, because risk of cardiovascular disease in later life is higher if you have risk factors in your forties.
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In response, Astle's daughter Dawn spoke about her family's battle to highlight the link between brain traumas from repeated headers and degenerative brain disease in later life.
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And we must invest more in programs to prevent and blunt the effect of adverse childhood events that make children vulnerable to substance use in later life.
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A woman to whom clever women gravitated, as Chesnut suggested more than once, Davis (who lived until 1906) in later life sought to reconcile North and South.
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"This early exposure to the high cholesterol content of breast milk may program fat metabolism, improving the body's ability to metabolize fat in later life," Owen added.
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"Early life exposures and early life social opportunities have an impact on later life," said the senior author, Jennifer J. Manly, a professor of neuropsychology at Columbia.
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Since Rachel could not articulate her desires, my role, and her teachers', was to listen and observe, to reinforce the skills that would help her in later life.
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"There is strong epidemiological evidence supporting links between adverse exposures in early life (poverty, poor nutrition, maltreatment) and later life health and mortality," she told Gizmodo via email.
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In later life, he unsuccessfully tried to start a political career, announcing campaigns for the governor of Kentucky in 2003 and for Mitch McConnell's Senate seat in 2008.
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Various companies offer longevity annuities, which start paying out at age 80 or 85, and can provide income to help cover the cost of care in later life.
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New workforce realities, demographic shifts and changes in retirement financing stand to fundamentally transform how we will experience later life — in ways that are both positive and negative.
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He attended Heim's lectures (on the geology of mountain ranges, among others), and remembered them in later life as "magical"; he was less kind about his physics professor.
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Considering the nature of their sport, it's far easier to identify repeated head trauma as a factor in any degenerative brain diseases they might suffer in later life.
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In later life, her overall look and demeanor did little to dispel the notion among neighborhood children that she might be a witch — and this absolutely delighted her!
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Directed by Branagh, the film gives a heavily fictionalized account of Shakespeare's later life, following the playwright as he returns to Stratford-upon-Avon after success in London.
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With the resulting genomic data in hand, the firms can then, in theory, calculate the risk of the embryo developing a wide range of different diseases in later life.
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Being extremely lonely can amount to a chronic medical condition, and it's one that is more likely to surface in later life as friends and family members die off.
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Depression in later life has profound consequences, compounding the effects of chronic illnesses such as heart disease, leading to disability, affecting cognition and, in extreme cases, resulting in suicide.
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Civic-education curriculums which involve open discussions and debates are better at fostering political engagement in later life than classes dedicated to imparting facts about government institutions, he says.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Urbano Monte, born in 1544, was a wealthy scholar from Milan who dedicated much of his later life to studying the earth's geographies.
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Research from Michigan State University, published in the Journal of Health and Social Behavior, looks at the health impacts of regular sexual activity for both genders in later life.
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The movie seems like it could be a beautiful take on the legendary musician's later life, although it's important to know that the film has been mired in controversy.
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Smith survived Britain's pre-war economic depression in abject poverty and spent much of his later life campaigning to ensure others did not experience the same, his son said.
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Recent studies have indicated that boys who begin playing tackle football when very young are at much higher risk of developing brain-wasting chronic traumatic encephalopathy in later life.
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Similarly, Mary's dogged pursuit of the friendship of Patti and Suzanne (Lusia Strus), real estate saleswomen and later-life variations on Tina Fey's mean girls, exudes its own valiance.
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For an artist who teetered on the edge of financial ruin for much of his later life, it's fascinating to see how Rembrandt illustrated poor people during his twenties.
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"It should not be surprising that those who experienced and witnessed very serious violence against aboriginal children in the schools frequently became accustomed to violence in later life," it reads.
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A half century ago, it was believed "melancholia" was common in later life and that seniors naturally withdrew from the world as they understood their days were limited, Callahan explained.
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Though Paisley's stance softened significantly in later life — he ultimately agreed to a power-sharing deal with Sinn Féin in 2007 — his rhetoric was as incendiary as it was powerful.
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Born in Somerset in the year 910, religious scripture tells us that, in later life, Dunstan was approached by the devil with a view to recruiting him to his cause.
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He died in 83, and while he spent much of his later life retelling the incredible events of that night, he was always reluctant to trust Hollywood with his story.
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Led by Natasha Wood from University College London's Institute of Education, researchers looked into the association between marital status and the ability to carry out everyday tasks in later life.
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Many report that the separation from their mothers at birth caused, as psychologists have noted, a "primal wound" or trauma from which mental health problems in later life have stemmed.
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These segments range from the practical (staging, framing, and editing) to the more conceptual (tone, tension, discovery, and reveals) to the topical (home, family, religion, and later, life and death).
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Professor Blasey Ford discussed how her own alleged assault impacted her life in the immediate aftermath -- prompting her to struggle in school and in relationships -- and in her later life.
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Smith survived Britain's post-World War One recession in abject poverty and spent much of his later life campaigning to ensure others did not experience the same, his son said.
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His past arrives without invitation, bouncing between the war, his childhood and his unremarkable later life as an optometrist, which is itself punctuated by visits to mental and veterans hospitals.
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Attending school for longer is associated with earning more in later life, in part because those with additional schooling are more likely to get non-agricultural jobs and move to cities.
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Obesity can increase a person's risk for type 2 diabetes in later life, possibly leading to diabetic kidney disease, so giving away one of your two kidneys may not be smart.
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Audi's pro-equality ad ran during this year's Super Bowl and features a voiceover from a father disheartened by the sexism his young daughter is likely to face in later life.
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The themes expressed are very much those of an artist in later life: mutability and mortality above all, but also the refuge of aesthetic expression and the vanity of human pursuits.
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But with their finances in order and their careers in place, with their life spans extended, some older people are concluding: Why not start — or continue — raising children in later life?
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Down to wealth The explanation for the majority of the findings, particularly better fitness, is wealth, which married people have accumulated more of by later life than unmarried people, she said.
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For instance, some variants of the APOE gene strongly predispose the development of Alzheimer's disease in later life, but knowing you carry this variant doesn't enable you to prevent the condition.
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Although he retained a preternaturally youthful appearance for many years, Mr. Lewis had a series of serious illnesses in his later life, including prostate cancer, pulmonary fibrosis and two heart attacks.
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As rendered here, the play's final scene is heartbreaking in fresh ways, which include a chilling presentation of the later life of an independent woman like Roxane in a male universe.
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Ms. Maier took many thousands of photographs while working full time as a nanny, but she almost never showed them; in later life, she didn't even develop much of her film.
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So Severine Sabia, a researcher at Inserm, and her colleagues analyzed data from a large UK database to track alcohol consumption from middle age and its effect on dementia in later life.
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But Mr Heckman's team reckoned that taking part in the programme did help the children in other ways, fostering social and emotional skills that turned out to be important in later life.
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Anyone who has been a schoolchild can remember being forced to write essays, or take tests, about subjects that seemed neither interesting nor likely to be of any use in later life.
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Preschool-aged children need to interact with actual physical objects in order to develop their parietal cortex, which controls visual–spatial processing and helps develop maths and science skills in later life.
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We know that osteoporosis is a painful and debilitating condition and young adults have just one chance to build strong bones and reduce their risk of developing severe problems in later life.
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I grew up in this city, and as a journalist working here in my later life, I have witnessed with my camera the slow deterioration of people's hopes in Robert Mugabe's Zimbabwe.
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Baker's later life was spent with her partner, Ida Alexa Ross Wylie, a novelist and screenwriter who was always clear about how much more she preferred the company of women to men.
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Although Cosman primarily focused on the human face and figure, in later life she took formative trips to Europe and the Middle East and was inspired to create scenes of urban life.
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These included staying in education beyond age 15, reducing high blood pressure, obesity and hearing loss in mid-life, and reducing smoking, depression, physical inactivity, social isolation and diabetes in later life.
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Although there are not many studies of siblings in later life, she said, those that we have show that people who have closer relationships with their siblings are healthier in older age.
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Trying to find a college that was wheelchair-accessible alone taught me nothing would be "easy" — but I still hadn't quite considered that some later life milestones would come harder to me, too.
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That's something Tyler's successor, James K. Polk, would deal with — and it meant that Tyler had more to do with making the Civil War happen than just voting for secession in later life.
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A study published earlier this year by the Employee Benefit Research Institute found retirement satisfaction declined with age, but those with more assets were more likely to be very satisfied with later life.
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Sex on TV: Less impact on teens than you might think So, if there is no epidemic of age-related frigidity, why would sexual quality of life take a nosedive in later life?
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There's all sorts of things that can happen through your life, that if you don't deal with it, you don't talk about it, then it can end up affecting you in later life.
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"Although changes of this magnitude are unlikely to cause problems in healthy children, we urgently need to know whether these lung deficits will impact lung function and health in later life," Griffiths said.
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Blumenthal's main interest is in offering a political and psychological profile that brings Lincoln's early life into coherence — and perhaps will bring his later life on the national stage into a new light.
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The cumulative number of hits was also a better predictor of later-life impairments than other measures, such as a player's concussion total or the age when he began playing, the study found.
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They all are adamant that developing the strength and resilience to get through injuries and adversity in sport gave them the resolve they needed to overcome the hardships they experienced in later life.
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Cal Halvorsen, who studies later-life self-employment and entrepreneurship at the Boston College School of Social Work, said he hoped to see more training and support programs for seniors who need them.
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Of the 81% of women who had heard of labiaplasty, 3% told us they were considering undergoing the procedure and 1% had already done so, while 15% said they'd consider it in later life.
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"Most older adults are phobic about these medications," said Dr. Cary Reid, a geriatrician and palliative care specialist who directs the Translational Research Institute on Pain in Later Life at Weill Cornell Medical College.
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"The most surprising result may be the difference in the relationship between adolescent overweight and later life depressive symptoms by gender," said lead author Melissa L. Martinson of the University of Washington in Seattle.
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An individual's score from these variants, known as his polygenic score, can then be calculated by adding up their contributions to give, for example, his risk of developing a particular disease in later life.
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Schroders suggested young people's greater level of engagement with saving for later life was a sign that people were finally taking on board the message about the importance of putting money aside for retirement.
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Yet in play after play, this prolific and elegant dramatist — whose hauntingly sober comedy "Later Life" has been revived by the Keen Company — created characters who were facing the Darwinian end of their species.
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While underlying factors, such as a genetic predisposition toward alcoholism, might account for both early heavy drinking and higher rates of alcohol abuse in later life, there's also a direct causal explanation worth noting.
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"Later life lending is a fast growing sector which, given UK demographic trends, we believe has the potential to grow into a material part of the market," said Henry Jordan, Nationwide's Director of Mortgages.
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Most of my memories from culinary school probably sound like harmless pranks, but going there created a strong foundation for my later life as a chef, and for the way many chefs live in general.
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They found that children who score in the top 103% of standardised tests in the third year of primary school are many times more likely than the other 210% to file patents in later life.
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Last year the Tories' election manifesto promised to make asset-rich pensioners pay more towards the cost of their care in later life, by including the value of their homes in assessments of their means.
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Under the Rubio plan, millions more are likely to reduce their future retirement income, and as a result could end up dependent on safety net programs at the state and federal level in later life.
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The death of a relative happens to be something you can study in a well-quantified way, but the general phenomenon of stress and life being connected to later life outcomes is kind of fascinating.
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Imagined as a "Boomerang" or a "When Harry Met Sally" that pulls from their own experiences and identities, the movie tells of childhood sweethearts whose relationship sizzles anew later life, in their native San Francisco.
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To validate this assumption, we set out to determine whether this rule was sufficient to compensate for the many financial risks that retiring baby boomers and subsequent generations will carry with them into later life.
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Ms. Kadibil spent many years working as a cook and housekeeper on ranches in the Pilbara and lived much of her later life in Parnngurr, a community near Jigalong where her descendants continue to live.
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She liked to have two packed suitcases, one for hot climates, one for cold, though her wardrobe was notoriously sparse: in later life she was seldom seen in anything but a safari suit and cloth shoes.
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The landscape of later life has been transformed," Andy Sieg, head of Merrill Lynch Wealth Management, wrote in another review of the book, which he called a "GPS to guide us through this exciting new world.
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"I don't think there is another study that looked at the separate and combined effects of exercise and diet in slowing cognitive decline in patients who are vulnerable to develop dementia in later life," he said.
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Unfortunately, it is impossible at the moment to identify which children or teenagers who experience head trauma may be most at risk of struggling in later life and which will instead recover without apparent complications, he says.
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Shi Baoxin, a doctor at a medical university in the port city of Tianjin, says that education about dying should begin at primary school to help people gain a "reasonable and scientific" understanding of it in later life.
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Using both archival and original material, she fills in Ashby's past — born in Utah, he was a divorced father by 18 — explores his greatest hits, underscores his singularity and rather too quickly glides over his later-life disappointments.
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I wanted to try and do something a little more relatable with my class, to try and teach them a few things that they might be able to put to use in future lessons or in later life.
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Liddy's later life should offer them hope: After his 1977 release, he toured colleges debating his buddy and LSD advocate Timothy Leary, eventually became an actor who appeared on Miami Vice and as himself in Oliver Stone's Nixon.
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A FEW LAPS of the pool can help prevent diseases in later life, stave off obesity and maintain ageing joints—for dogs as well as humans, claims Wanwan ("Woof-woof") Fitness, a sports club for pooches west of Tokyo.
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Just a few years later, Life Time, which has always been profitable — even in the depths of the Great Recession — is enjoying double-digit top-line growth, which should enable it to top $2 billion in revenues next year.
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As announced by the Rugby Football Union on Thursday morning, the RFU have teamed up with leading academics from several major institutes and universities to examine the link between a history of concussion and neurodegenerative disease in later life.
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While you get to sign up for Medicare right around your 65th birthday, it doesn't cover some medical needs in later life, including dental, vision and long-term care (extended help with daily living activities like bathing and eating).
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And I came away from this production with new respect for "Later Life," which now seems to me one of his most eloquent statements on an archetype that hears the chimes at midnight almost from the moment of birth.
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Douglas spent much of her later life trying to arrange for her husband to get his lands back in Scotland while simultaneously trying to arrange a marriage between her son and the young Scottish queen Mary Queen of Scots.
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"The findings suggest that being hit in the head repeatedly during what might be a critical window of neurodevelopmental vulnerability may increase risk for later-life emotional, behavioral and executive dysfunction," Stern told Reuters Health in a telephone interview.
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The "patterned" works are undated, and titles given by curators: I wondered, did Sime paint these in his eccentric later life, at the time when he was obsessing over the Vision of Saint John the Divine and the Apocalypse?
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While there is an understanding of the link between homelessness and mental health for young people, less is known about how such events as the death of a close relative and breakdown of relationships impact homelessness in later life, it added.
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It would prepare me for my later life, I suppose, but despite the projectiles and insults that I associate with my one and only prom — I look back on the set of that brash, punk, sardonic, wild movie with love.
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"Opera is just a really good habit to have in later life, I think it will really make their life really interesting," said Yiqi Zhou, from Surrey southwest of London, who brought three-year-old Alicia to build her confidence.
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But it's not death that an audience comes to see, and for the most part (I'll expound on the other part later), life in this Verona convincingly struts its hour upon the stage — about three well-paced hours, in fact.
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This is a very important measure of executive function, the brain's 'air traffic control system', which helps a child analyze tasks, break them into steps and focus on them until they are done – a key predictor of success in later life.
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Veritas, whose competitors include 23andMe, Ancestry and MyHeritage, says it can analyze and understand a human genome using an individual's DNA, allowing customers to understand what health risks they may face in later life or pass on to their children.
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While you get to sign up for Medicare right around your 65th birthday, it doesn't cover some medical needs in later life, including dental, vision and most long-term care (extended help with daily living activities like bathing and eating).
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"We don´t know if the increased systolic blood pressure has implications for cardiovascular health in later life, that remains to be studied," said Dr. Felicia Nordenstam, lead author of the study and a researcher the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm.
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"Although dementia is diagnosed in later life, the brain changes usually begin to develop years before," said Gill Livingston, a professor at University College London and one of 24 international experts commissioned by The Lancet medical journal to conduct the analysis.
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In later life she wants to spend more time as a voice teacher—something she already does whenever she travels back to Tirana—inculcating in younger singers the discipline which has allowed her to reach the heights without straining (and ruining) her voice.
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From James Knowlson's 1996 biography, "Damned to Fame," we also learn that in later life Beckett liked to pass the time reading pulp crime fiction, which is both charming and disconcerting, like hearing that a great patisserie chef binges in secret on Twinkies.
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Mr. Bialowitz devoted much of his later life to speaking and writing about his experiences, determined to keep alive the message that such evil is not only imaginable, but possible in the world, though he was philosophically disposed to emphasizing a human counterspirit.
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While the other Yakuza games have focused on Kiryu's later life, here we see him as a young man in his 21980s who just recently joined the Dojima crime family and is starting his path to become the legendary Dragon of Dojima.
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In the production of "Later Life" that opened on Wednesday night at Theater Row, he is portrayed by Laurence Lau, who has the generic, square-jawed handsomeness of the Arrow Collar Man, once the standard for bland virility in 20th-century advertising.
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He was a lot of things to a lot of people, but one of the things that highlighted his later life was his advice to major executives in Silicon Valley, who used him as a coach, which is why he was called Coach.
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She sabotaged her looks in her later life, and there's something about her that's very sad, but there's also a great lesson there, in allowing yourself to become a pinup girl but then throwing that away when it doesn't suit you anymore.
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Ali's later life saw him struggle with poor health and finances and the man who could be seen touring the world in the last few years seemed nothing like the picture of vitality of the 1960s or the wily veteran of the 1970s.
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But as time passed, Ms. Terman Felenstein, who runs Diane Terman Public Relations in New York, heard horror stories of women just like Ms. Ginott — smart, accomplished women — who still cast a blind eye to financial matters, especially those relating to later life.
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In later life, Luther would often look back on the extraordinary events that followed his impetuous act of conscience: the church hierarchy's attempt to shut down his protest, his escalating acts of defiance, his condemnation and excommunication, the public outcry that followed.
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