The story, just like Lyra, is more grown-up, more mature.
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The collection felt distinctly more grown up than in previous seasons.
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And honestly, what's more grown-up than wearing fancy PJs to work?
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For more grown-up gatherings, there's also a den with a bar.
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This series, like the original, is definitely more grown up than recent incarnations.
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And it looks like the show's youngest stars are more grown up than ever.
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If she may appreciate a more grown-up gift, this is a good one.
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Recently, Thorne has taken some more grown-up roles, like one in Amityville: The Awakening.
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And she's put his influences to good use in her new, more grown-up apartment.
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The latest release from Lip Smacker is going to satisfy more grown-up tastes — literally.
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Jones plays a slightly more grown-up version of his fratty Daily Show correspondent persona.
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"It will likely be a little more 'grown up' since she's 10 now," Perman said.
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Gareth: I agree that it was us trying to do something a little more grown up.
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I love the looks of the Miata, too, but the 24 simply looks more grown up.
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Our relationship is different from before — more grown up and respectful, and I cherish what we have.
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From Self Portrait minis to more grown-up pant suits, Kelsey is exploring her fashion this season.
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However the more "grown-up" of the two, Suit, did—and that's where things start to change.
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That's changing today, as the Desire 25 sheds the youthful appearance for a more grown-up take.
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White is understated, and has a more grown-up feel than some of the brighter pastel colors.
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For those kids, digital book creation can make their writing process feel more grown-up and tangible.
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Her students are seniors, and they're a lot more grown up than she remembers being in high school.
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Enter: Color-changing lipsticks, the (slightly) more grown-up version of the accessories we collected in grade school.
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I said 'terminate,' instead of 'abortion,' because I thought it sounded more grown-up, more considered, less tacky.
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These bangs are a little more grown-up than her old ones, fitting for this more mature Lizzie.
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Rush, the UX designer, says the website they've built is the same Reddit—just a little more grown up.
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Judging by the first single, "A Perfect Illusion," we're in for a more grown-up sound from the singer.
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Much like "Election" from 1999, "The Politician" is a comic allegory for more grown-up forms of political theater.
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Much like "Election" from 1999, "The Politician" is a comic allegory for more grown-up forms of political theater.
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For a slightly more grown-up tablet, you can save on the Huawei MediaPad T3, down to £103 from £129.99.
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It's time to upgrade those worn-out sheets and ditch the peeling posters for something a bit more grown-up.
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Overall, it implies a mellower, more grown-up approach on album two, and his fans will definitely be extremely pleased.
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We look for meaning — portents — in the clouds as well, the more grown-up version of picking out puffy animals.
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" It's not a perfect term, with its business-y overtones, but it seemed a tad more grown-up than "boyfriend.
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College visits can be a chance for parents to start thinking of their kids in a more grown-up light.
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I've grown up so much in the past year, and so this song is a lot more grown up for me.
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Let's not forget she was 26, so it makes sense that now she would come across a little more grown up.
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Given the feel of Famous In Love, the role will be more grown up compared to her previous roles with Disney.
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Click through to see our totally doable tips for becoming a real adult — you'll feel more grown-up in no time.
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Or it might just be that Lloyd is a lot more grown up than she was following her X Factor days.
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Billionaire businessman Ayman Hariri founded social network Vero with the aim of reaching a more grown-up audience, but without advertising.
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A more grown-up alternative to a chocolate advent, you could sip different kinds of wine while you wait for Santa.
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To make it more grown-up, start subtle — we're talking about a light sweep of peach highlighter along your upper cheekbones.
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Because of her height, Regina also managed to snag some stunning images that may have eluded taller, more grown-up photographers.
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But maybe in this, the year of our lord 25k16, it's time to be a little bit more grown up about it.
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Actually, it's just a fun thing that most of us do, and we should be more grown-up in talking about it.
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I like that the women are more grown up, but they're still imperfect and struggling to make their way in the world.
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Price: $28.00-$45.00 A more grown-up version of the beloved drinking game, for the significant others stuck in their college days.
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Think of it as a more grown-up take on those light-up sneaks that every tween either had or lusted after.
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But before you go piling on the salicylic acid and benzoyl peroxide of your youth, Tan suggests considering more grown-up solutions.
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For those who prefer to battle the forces of evil in a more grown-up setting, try Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes.
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It was a gory technicolour delight, and evoked the same joy from the first season, but with a more grown-up energy.
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Ultimately, it doesn't take long for you to feel like you're completely powerful and are a more grown up version of Ori.
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Tonally, it has a lot in common with The Goonies or The Monster Squad, but it's (slightly) more grown-up and substantially gorier.
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As for del Toro's take on the tale, he said he was aiming for something a little more grown up than Disney's version.
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While both are great, Kim's Convenience feels more grown-up and edgier than the wholesome ABC network show, which features much younger kids.
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Now she's a more grown-up version, but she still has the same personality and the same unique sparkle that she always had.
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When her own children were more grown up, she began to look into conditions at the home, and learned of the 796 deaths.
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This can often require bringing in a new skill set from outside, with experience running this bigger, more grown-up type of company.
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She's looking a helluva lot more grown up than the teenager most remember singing that annoying (we say that lovingly) one-off hit.
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It's a member of Lego's Creator series, which is a little more complex, more detailed, and more grown-up than the average Lego set.
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Funny Business Finding the right book of comedy may be trickier given the incongruity between your son's youth and his more grown-up tastes.
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T. the Extra-Terrestrial" and "The Goonies" gives way to reference points intended for more grown-up audiences, like "Fast Times at Ridgemont High.
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Accordingly, the company's sophomore product is a lot like the original but with some subtle upgrades that make the whole concept feel more grown up.
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She is evidently the more grown-up of these two friends (and a therapist, no less), and quite certain in her love for her fiancé.
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Batman isn't a more moral character if he declares his actions don't kill people, and he isn't a more grown-up one if he does.
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But if you're looking for a more grown-up way to decorate for the most haunted day of the year, we have one suggestion: booze.
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Remember that even adults, who are supposed to be more grown up than teenagers (and who often aren't) don't wander around having only serious conversations.
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"They now get to be part of this sort of more grown-up group of people that doesn't necessarily believe in Santa Claus," Goldstein said.
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It's relatively inexpensive, it's easy to acquire and it does its job of taking the edge off or making the imbiber feel more grown up.
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On the inside, though, the boats have a more grown-up atmosphere, with dark gray seats, work spaces and concessions operated by the New Stand.
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Every day is a little bit more grown-up than what I'm used to, trying to figure out how to balance a baby and a business.
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They're getting more grown up, and I think it can be explained the following way: when you are 13 to 16, you are curious about everything.
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It has both hope and despair in it, and so it reminds me of some of the more grown-up characters, Regan and Richard in particular.
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What she got, however, was a little more grown-up, perhaps a little more clever, and in any case, undeniably more appropriate for this very website.
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Ahead, ten slightly more grown-up ways to enjoy frozen treats this summer — whether you decide to add them to cocktails is totally up to you.
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As well as their more grown-up themes (Jessica Jones is effectively a woman escaping an abusive man), both Marvel series feature some pretty gory deaths.
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But Sarah found some cool, geometric-motif accessories to make it more grown up and "styled," and the tie at the waist ensured I wasn't totally shapeless.
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Above all, they hope the new venue will be a reliable community gathering place for those invested in alternative culture — but in a more grown-up package.
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Our review of the Solo 3s described Beats' modern sound signature as "more grown-up, restrained, and more tasteful now" — and that remains true of the Solo Pros.
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Thus, Mary Poppins Returns feels mostly like a cover of Mary Poppins, with stars in Emily Blunt and Lin-Manuel Miranda and a new, more grown-up storyline.
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That came later that night, at the "toga foam party," which is exactly what it sounds like — a sexier, friendlier, more grown-up version of a frat party.
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Relish every drop of this movie's early-2000s quintessence, and take comfort in the fact that you are so much more grown up than you were back then.
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"Flaked" is a sad-clown show, and it does have a more grown-up side: Chip is a recovering alcoholic, something he's been working on for 10 years.
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Trainspotting added the weight of reality to that world, and watching it as a 12-year-old, the film made you feel more grown-up, somehow more experienced.
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The Moon opposes Saturn at 12:22 PM—we'll be confronting obstacles and receiving reminders to be more grown-up when it comes to taking care of ourselves.
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This time, it was the Senate that became bogged down in fighting while the House seemed more grown up — something no self-respecting senator ever wants to contemplate.
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But, he adds, when successful iterations in those media like Between Two Ferns or Awkward Black Girl moved to more "grown-up" media, that leveling-up—leveling-over?
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And while there is quite a lot of drama and scandal in both shows, Tell Me A Story is notably different — and more grown up — than its ABC counterpart.
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The 18-year-old actress has taken to social media to share body-positive photos of her curves and more grown-up image, and some fans just can't deal.
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Inside, it was a distinctly more grown-up scene than Alig's glory days at the Limelight, but was still probably the wildest thing happening in the neighborhood before dinnertime.
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My aunt had taken me to Bergdorf Goodman and I asked for something versatile, subtle, but that would work for nights when I wanted to look more grown-up.
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Henson's creations entertain everybody, in both innocently wholesome ways (as on Sesame Street) and slightly more grown-up but still generally PG-rated ways (as on The Muppet Show).
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Hence the more grown-up aesthetic: The archaic cadences of the words and the ornate, cascading illustrations evoke German Romanticism, and also the music of Mozart, which Sendak adored.
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It's a little more grown-up now, featuring home decor offerings and more than 2 million curated images that appeal to millennials with Crate & Barrel dreams on a CB2 budget.
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Sure, Josie could always pop back in as Murray's now quite busy work schedule allows, but only as young Josie, not the more grown-up character we're about to meet.
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The 21-year-old actress and singer is putting her popular teenage roles — in shows like KC Undercover and Shake It Up — behind her and taking on more grown-up projects.
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Along with improving the quality of films at its flagship festival, Tribeca has been working for some time to transition from a sometimes frenzied startup to a more grown-up company.
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The actress, who has portrayed Aria Montgomery for seven seasons on PLL, is now moving on to a role that's a touch more grown-up — and a lot more touchy-feely.
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So really, it's a sad thing to see the industry move away from that concept in favor of more "grown-up" stories to stave off the creeping sense of genre fatigue.
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On a more grown-up front, the entrée can vary from spaghetti bolognaise (look, people love that dish) to more local flavour like muesli, cod stew, beef stew, and chicken stew.
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" Summers insisted that the Obama administration took a "more grown-up approach" to labor economics by tracking monthly job creation numbers "rather than focus on high-profile announcements from particular companies.
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If you want something a little more grown-up, artist Kate Bingaman-Burt sells a whimsical watercolor of a berry LaCroix can with "Can't Stop Won't Stop" written beneath it, for $18.
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And the singer has indeed changed up his look countless times over the years, from the side-swept bangs of his early fame to today's more grown-up (and grown-out) look.
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Since then, the singer has been churning out hit after hit, graduating from upbeat tunes to much more "grown-up" songs — a handful of which snagged her MTV Video Music Award nominations.
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She recalls seeing a more grown-up John Jr. for the first time in three years, after he had just finished boarding school, and being shocked by how handsome he had become.
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When done properly, however, the move from animation to reality—even a reality that is digitally rendered—offers viewers a chance to consider these old stories in a more grown-up light.
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The show is more spooky than scary, with a dash of "The Magicians" and a more grown-up version of "Indian in the Cupboard" thrown in, and the 10 episodes fly by.
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Though it's incredibly unlikely to happen (they did go through a pretty awful public breakup), you wouldn't catch us protesting a Pattinson-Stewart reunion in a more grown-up, NSFW version of Twilight.
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Their original music was made when the brothers were young teens, but we can assume that now that they're all either married or engaged, Jonas Brothers 2.0 will be a bit more grown up.
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"I think we're a bit more grown-up but still have those really essential parts of our DNA that have been there since 2011," Anderson says ahead of his London Fashion Week fall '20 show.
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Decidedly more "grown up" in flavor — both the molasses and cocoa give bitter notes that play off the spiciness of the fresh ginger — the cookies are tiny in size by design to complement their intensity.
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To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You is a mouthful of a title, but it's also heavy on the charm that made the first film special, though it's decidedly a more grown up tale.
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In case you want to enjoy them in a more grown-up way, the company teamed up with James Beard Award-winning chef John Besh and renowned pastry chef Kelly Fields to show off the possibilities.
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Adults in the United States tend to view black girls as "less innocent" and more grown up than white girls, according to the report, which published by Georgetown Law's Center on Poverty and Inequality on Tuesday.
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The final product is, of course, a bit more grown-up than her teenage efforts, a fact that I'm sure the nearly 800,000 Twitter followers who have been supporting her for years will be happy to hear.
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To fans of John Green's The Fault In Our Stars, Me Before You might seem like a more grown-up version of the same story, thanks to its similar themes of living for today while accepting death.
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We may have graduated past the red-solo-cup-style house parties of our youth, but we still want our more grown-up get-togethers to feel just as fun and easy — minus the beer-stained tables.
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There's a soft side to this feud, though -- Ang concedes JWoww's a good person and respects her for being a good mom ... but believes they need to work out their differences in a more grown-up way.
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Dara Khosrowshahi has certainly succeeded in putting a more grown-up face on Uber, but that wasn't too hard given predecessor Travis Kalanick's reputation for brogrammer shenanigans and the toxic workplace culture at the company's San Francisco headquarters.
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Critics have described the books as a more grown-up version of Harry Potter and The Chronicles of Narnia, and Grossman uses them to put a more adult, nuanced spin on how a magical academy and world might exist.
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But if hoodies and track pants are not part of your wardrobe routine, Dries Van Noten and Louis Vuitton provided examples of a more grown-up way of trying out the accessory: wearing it as a cross-body bag.
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While boring and unseemly on the wrist, our lack of cutesy clips and floral trinkets just made us feel more grown-up — though, let's be honest, we've all been secretly hoping for something to come along that's both practical and fun.
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Think of the Two Bit Circus venue as a cross between a steampunk Dave and Busters and a more grown-up version of his father's Chuck E. Cheese franchise (although the younger Bushnell likely wouldn't want it described it that way).
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Founded with a focus on rad design and high quality, as well as an emphasis on emerging fashion designers, makers, and artists, the site is like a more grown-up, hipster Pixie Market (or a more affordable version of Sincerely Tommy).
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Founded by Morris Levy and Richard Beyda, The Yard wants to be the more 'grown-up' co-working space, with opaque walls instead of glass between offices and better sound-proofing so members can get down to work without distraction.
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It's meant for those girls like her, and her BFF/bonafide muse, Stranger Things' Millie Bobby Brown, who are looking for an aesthetic that's slightly more grown-up than your typical children's wear, but not too mature, as many adult pieces can be.
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We've had to move from clearphonesto iPhones in the last two decades, but there's a new, more grown-up product that is throwing us back to the '90s … and filling a hole in our hearts we probably didn't realize was there until now.
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While making your list (and checking it twice), look to items like these eight adult-approved gifts for everyone from your best friend whose apartment could use an upgrade to your sibling who needs a nudge in a more grown-up direction.
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"Berlin has come out of its pre-pubescent phase and is now becoming more grown up in a way that other big cities maybe already have done," said Stefan Franzke, CEO of Berlin Partner, which promotes investment in the city and helps companies open offices.
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This more grown-up, PG-13-rated edition has conspicuously dropped the "Mighty Morphin" part of its name, while adding a few high-profile supporting players, among them Bryan Cranston as the gang's disembodied guide Zordon, and Elizabeth Banks as the villainous Rita Repulsa.
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But after nearly two years of watching the children spin their wheels, Mr. and Ms. Santagata, whose primary home is in Ringwood, N.J., decided it was time to build something with more grown-up appeal and called in Jeffrey Erb, a landscape designer, to help.
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That said, it's going to take a bit more of the flashes of edge exhibited to make this seem like more than a slightly more grown-up version of the Disney Channel shows that broadly chronicle every facet of the high-school/teen/tween spectrum.
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I'm not too optimistic about Island's success, considering that interest in the Club Penguin brand has been waning in recent years, and that Disney has to attract the attention of a generation used to playing games that are more grown-up and less restricted.
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Indeed, the fact that Microsoft has never done well with large mergers is a con of the LinkedIn deal for UBS analyst Brent Thill, who warned in a research note of a potential "culture clash" between the younger LinkedIn and the more grown-up culture of Microsoft.
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On Sunday, Utah Senator Mike Lee asserted that proposals to address climate change would hurt the economy, a slightly more grown-up version of denialism where you admit that climate change is real but just shrug at the prospect of doing anything in particular about it.
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The full moon in Capricorn isn't just activating the sector of your chart that rules your career, but also your reputation and popularity—you're many things, Aries, and while you're well known for being impulsive, try show off the more grown-up and thoughtful side of yourself during this full moon.
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"I wanted to present a more grown up J Hus, while also dabbling with a few other sounds to make it different," he explains, referring to the way Common Sense extends his palette to include elements of UK garage ("Plottin'"), G-funk ("Common Sense"), and solemn yet flourishing jazz ("Closed Doors").
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Throughout the album, Little Mix straddle the line between clean, ambigious pop songs that the youngest of their fans can hear and a dirtier, more grown up sound that owes an auditory debt to West Coast hip hop production with lyrics that present a very strong, feminine point of view on womanhood.
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Inevitably, North Korea has tried to seize on Mr Trump's volte face to paint itself as the more grown-up party, even though it was the North's threats of a "nuclear showdown" and its denunciation of America's vice-president, Mike Pence, as a "dummy" that seem to have precipitated Mr Trump's decision.
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The new album, divided into A and B sides, with Mr. Lukens and the band's other songwriter, Jake Ewald, each taking a half, still clocks in under 30 minutes but builds on emo's standard themes — fresh emotional wounds, imagined revenge and self-loathing — to confront more grown-up concerns, namely loss and mental illness.
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MAKE A STATEMENT ON THE CEILING For a 13-year-old boy who wanted "a more grown-up bedroom," Amanda Reynal, a designer in Des Moines, painted the walls in Benjamin Moore's Bunker Hill Green, laid a blue carpet on the floor and covered the ceiling with a striking zebra palm design from Schumacher.
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For those who have little ones (or are simply young at heart), Netflix has a whole treasure trove of animated flicks ranging from Pocahontas to Moana, Hercules to Prince of Egypt, as well as slightly more grown-up fare like The Nightmare Before Christmas, which will likely land a little differently for those who watched the movie classics as kids.
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He went back to country for 2012's appropriately titled Home, but it was 2014's more grown up Riser—it had songs about loss and was dedicated to his dad, who died before the album's release—that truly launched him to the upper crust of country radio's apple pie; it spawned multiple hits and gave Bentley another shot at superstardom he's since taken to wholeheartedly.
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After that, sometime in 2018, the next step in the business plan is to set up an API, pitching it to larger companies with lots of propriety research locked up in their own R&D databases — with Iris envisaged as a SaaS for unlocking insights from within internal R&D departments — so still a far cry from a robot scientist but, in business model terms, a bit more grown up.
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What it was like at the final taping of 'The Big Bang Theory' As it turned out, though, the episode (rather sweetly credited to a dozen writers, including co-creators Chuck Lorre and Bill Prady) served as a conduit to showcase the way in which the show itself has changed — adding key female characters, marrying off the guys and graduating to more grown-up problems and issues, without giving up their passion for things like comic books and "Star Wars" movies.
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It involved an original clip of the third season's 24th episode, in which Peppa shows her friends what kind of "grown-up" music she likes: As Know Your Meme points out, "Heads, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes" was remixed to sound a little more "grown up," exchanging the kids' sing-along for something more explicit, like "Ass and Titties": And Nicki Minaj's "Anaconda": And now over on TikTok, a teen-centric social media platform where users film short clips of themselves to dramatic effect, Peppa has developed a large presence.
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The images (all below) include some time with Missandei and Grey Worm (who only had a brief moment of screen time in the premiere); young Lyanna Mormont looking suited up and ready for battle; the return of Gilly; Tyrion holding (what else?) a cup of wine; Bran Stark doing the Bran Stark Stare; a trio of images that appear to show different angles of a meeting scene with Jon Snow, Arya, Sam, Daenerys, Varys and Jorah; Jaime awaiting judgement in the Great Hall; Daenerys in a new outfit; Bran by the weirwood tree; Baby Sam looking a bit more grown up, and more.
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