Everything here is cutting-edge compared to Singapore or Australia, where everything's very old-people-focussed: old people making content for old people, old people making content for young people.
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Old people like watching TV. I'm going to make TV for old people.
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Wanting to deal with old people in a positive spirit, they're led to deny old people their reality.
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Police interactions with old people are likely to increase, she pointed out, simply because there are more old people.
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Indeed white old people, compared to minority old people, will continue to be in the majority until some years after 2060.
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In that moment, I saw my grandmother and Bill not as old people seeking each others' comfort or as old people at all, really.
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I realized that I wasn't teaching old people how to use email so much as I was helping old people check and send emails at regular intervals.
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And would all those old people cease to consider themselves elderly, retaining youthfully vigorous mental attitudes as well as physical ones—or instead make society more conservative (because old people tend to be)?
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A third category is old people all around the world.
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This is something that affects babies, children, adults, old people.
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You know, old people don't leave their country so easily.
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"What?!" we guffawed like old people who don't get it.
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Tinder's owner doesn't expect old people to stay on Tinder.
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There are so many more old people than young people!
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Who knew that old people + sexually transmitted diseases = comedy gold?
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We just put all these [restrictive] things on old people.
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We go to bed before 853 like happy old people.
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"We're issuing a challenge to old people," Mr. Sojourner said.
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Retirement is the biggest killer of old people, full stop.
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Are any of them dead or just for old people?
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That's not just Old People Getting Misty Eyed, is it?
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"She loved babies, animals and old people," her mom says.
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He wanted to buy a magnifying glass for old people.
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Sure, babies and old people do it all the time.
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When bull markets get old, people expect them to die.
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And the streets, Khaled says, are full of old people.
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But each of these old people is a time capsule.
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But he really liked old people, and he loved children.
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I hope all of the old people vote, that's great.
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Almost all the old people, they took it very seriously.
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" Todt added: "Old people like me still read a paper.
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And, the virus go even harder on the old people.
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Never underestimate the bipedal locomotive powers of bored old people.
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It's for old people, and I can hear you perfectly.
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It's not that old people only sell stuff to old people, and PS, if you look at the popular culture, you would think that olders, all we did was take meds and go on cruises.
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It was lovely time ... we sound like old people remembering that.
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I live in Brooklyn, and I rarely see old people around.
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" The punchline here — "LOL aren't old people lame and adorably hateful?
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I like old music and old movies and even old people.
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Providing health care for millions more old people is another worry.
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" — 14-year-old "People upload videos from anywhere and they're entertaining.
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This is what happens when old people have too much money.
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Still, attracting old people is not always the kiss of death.
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I bury old people and I bury babies and young people.
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They explained that these old people were not angels testing me.
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" Finance philosophy #1: "There are no brave old people in finance.
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I think you'd like it because you love quirky old people.
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"Facebook is for old people," one student shouted, followed by laughter.
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How often are old people left out of important medical research?
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Some of the old people showed up — [CRYING] There was Tsinii.
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And some of the old people showed up with paper headpieces.
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I just saw it as a celebration for the old people.
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And, incidentally, I mean, flu is particularly tough on old people.
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" Adding to the charm was that "mostly old people eat here.
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Some old people are undaunted by cashless ways of doing business.
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No, I did not get depressed spending time with old people.
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All these people building robots to take care of old people.
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Interestingly, these old people were not jaded or pessimistic at all.
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Album standout "Genesis," which Noisey is premiering the visuals for, is a pure distillation of what makes wifisfuneral such an appealing up-and-comer for teens that hate old people and old people that hate teens.
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The "expert on Alzheimer's" who thinks old people would like to have banks "identify older people who are at risk and refer them to doctors or social workers" should know that not all old people are alike.
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These are things that kill old people, not demigods with electric guitars.
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"Old people want to have the same taste every year," she sighs.
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It can tell jokes about old people being set in their ways.
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Then there's the old people that are still trying to fight it.
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"Young people get it more than old people get it," he says.
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And, are any social media platforms "dead" or just for old people?
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Do you know any real-life Elvis impersonators or angry old people?
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I'm playing devil's advocate here, but maybe the old people are right.
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I saw smiley nude and half-naked old people, babies and hotties.
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Here they see old people and judge a book by its cover.
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Do you like to play tricks on old people when they're asleep?
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"The community is strong and gives support to old people," he said.
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Perfect for: The old people who go to all Woody Allen movies.
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Other concentrations of sick and old people may also be at risk.
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It's how we don't let old people die in the street—barely.
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Neither had experience working with old people or directing a feature film.
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Everyone, she said — "the old people and the young people" — was grateful.
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The old people were a lot more interesting, a lot more fun.
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You'll have old people talking with the young hipsters from the neighborhood.
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Couples are stockpiling toilet paper and old people are sequestered at home.
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Only old people, Chinese people, and people on cruise ships get that.
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"He's no danger to the old people that live here," she said.
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It's a terrible situation for athletes — children and old people in particular.
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There were new people, and some of the old people were gone.
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Robotics firms are developing tools to help old people live independently for longer.
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Old people who repeat things "can do very dangerous things," the doctor warns.
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Virtually everybody else, from children to old people, doesn't even think about helmets.
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The answer is old people, non-graduates and those from lower social grades.
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The city even subsidises the wages of old people hired by local firms.
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Japan's social security system is creaking as the numbers of old people grow.
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There were young people, students, old people, even homeless people and ex-convicts.
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The most obvious is the need to look after all the old people.
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Gullette argues that ageism stems from the perception that old people are irrelevant.
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The fastest-growing portion of society has been old people, Dr. Vijg found.
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Thus she was spared the loneliness so many old people have to suffer.
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Young people will no longer have to underwrite the costs of old people.
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This is the most important thing that keeps old people out of hospital.
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You can tell that to people on the internet: old people enjoy sauntering.
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"We need longer-living, healthier, happier old people," he told CNN in March.
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"There is no longer a watch for young or old people," he said.
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With respect to age, young people and old people are the most vulnerable.
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" Hilary Duff asked "asshole millennials" to stay home to "stop killing old people.
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There are more deaths now, especially of old people and of young kids.
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"We still repeat, same way, what the old people did," Mr. Redford said.
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Lonely old people, Dutch researchers have found, are more apt to develop dementia.
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Old people will not buy anything that reminds them that they are old.
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Rose is the kind of old person most old people wish they were.
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This finding suggests that the exceptionally old people probably had less neural firing.
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There's no definitive explanation for why arrest rates are climbing among old people.
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They wanted government to do more for old people and the middle class.
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Among old people age 65 and over, whites are still in the majority.
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One of my favorite parts is watching them dismantle old people on the internet.
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You can take away our opportunity to ever own our own homes, old people.
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Watching them is like watching a children's show about two charming old people, talking.
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In other cultures, old people are esteemed and valued, and you see them around.
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I feel like sometimes old people don't understand teenagers and what makes them happy.
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Survivors were suffering terribly from thirst, old people and little children, the article said.
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It's that age-old problem where young people think old people have sold out.
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Old people might vote for more reactionary parties; they also tend to be happier.
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A new study suggests that when old people do sex, it is also good.
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"WE CAN'T SAVE Brazil by killing old people," says Jair Bolsonaro, Brazil's next president.
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Kassymkhan Kapparov, a democracy activist, riposted tartly: "Old problems—old people who created them."
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You need children to pay for the pensions of miserable old people like you.
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That was something that old—like early-bird dinners and AARP old—people got.
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The idea might be funny — and a bit patronizing: Let's laugh at old people!
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Old people learning how to slide into your DMs was the most 22016 thing.
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But if you use your mind, like old people have to, then you'll remember.
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"Old people with old ways and old systems are governing Tunisia," says an economist.
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The same old people are sharing the same shady tax lawyers and investing advice.
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Now, workers in developed economies typically pay taxes and old people receive state pensions.
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"Can we go now?" he asks at a table full of smiling old people.
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It too is a social insurance program aimed at helping old people get older.
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"You see really old people sleeping on the ground and in tents," she said.
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How did the networks come to say, "Old people: We don't care about you"?
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People were walking for miles—entire families, old people, and mothers holding their babies.
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Old people don't start waking up earlier just because they're adapting to cultural stereotypes.
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"Us old people can't make it that long," said an 211-year-old resident.
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"In the next decade, it's going to become way more old people," he said.
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"I always thought that dogs were for children and very old people," Richter said.
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But the best folklorists in my life were the old people on that hill.
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Otis is the old man who doesn't let you take old people for granted.
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Old people are either way too overdressed or way too underdressed at the gym.
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And we can also assume that young people have been complaining about old people.
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Both feature extended and sympathetic give and take between young and quite old people.
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Don't I get depressed, she wants to know, talking to all those old people?
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" "I have to listen to HOW MANY old people yell at me for HOW LONG?
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With hidden cameras trailing him, he utterly dominates the old people in shuffleboard and dominoes.
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Old people were reported to have suffocated to death after their hospital respirators cut out.
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Surveys suggest that the share of old people living alone is rising, especially in villages.
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WORLDWIDE, old people are far more likely than any other age group to kill themselves.
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The number of old people living in poverty is close to its lowest-ever level.
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I thought to myself, What shit do old people do to fill out their days?
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You sound like old people sitting in a lawnchair, talking about the good, old days.
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"When the first bulldozers came, the old people actually cried," Wurramarrba was quoted as saying.
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Of course, old people blaming and shaming the young tends not to go over well.
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It's modern, clean, and completely erases the stigma that dating sites are for old people.
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Along with old people who are both famous and accomplished in tech, government, and media.
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Nye is right that young people are more concerned about climate change than old people.
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Guess what: Some old people came out and claimed a video game promoted violence again.
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When I'm 80 years old, people will still be asking about the goddamn Club Kids.
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I don't know about the latter part, but the old people thing is dead on.
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Young people, old people, rich people, poor people—even people who have everything are angry.
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The pollsters polled too many white people, commenters might say, or too many old people.
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And I don't know if you know any 135-year-old people, but I don't.
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"All the young people have left, and the old people never buy much," she said.
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It's a truism of civilizational history that old people love to whine about the young.
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Sex is a classic hot seller but old people are often desexualized in popular culture.
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He punches old people in the face because those are fights that he could win.
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Opinion Columnist For much of the 212th century, young and old people voted pretty similarly.
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Young people (27-68) hate him; old people (41-56) don't particularly like him either.
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Mr. Murdoch is in good shape for an 89-year-old, people around him say.
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In other words, true change will only come when the old people are all dead.
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The young keep telling one another: Things are OK; only the old people will die.
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The young keep telling one another: Things are OK; only the old people will die.
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"And I'm sorry, I think most of them that are lipping off, are old people."
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He told CNN old people out shopping for groceries had intervened to stop the attack.
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They're difficult for everyone to hold onto, but especially for old people who lack dexterity.
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That's why we've compiled a list of kids dressed up as old people for your enjoyment.
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Even parties without any such overt focus on old people increasingly favour them when setting policies.
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Veterans and old people get free socialized healthcare—and, for the most part, they love it.
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Two-thirds of the city's budget goes on social welfare, which old people require lots of.
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Hundreds of old people come every morning to exercise before the tropical heat makes sport unbearable.
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In a three-stage model of life's cycle, children learn, adults work and old people rest.
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They just have short attention span for old-people content that hasn't changed in 10803 years.
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Go deeper: The Democrats' old-people problem Progressives to Democrats: Ignore Trump voters, focus on minorities
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Will it honk at old people who take roughly 40,000 light years to cross the road?
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It's obvious to even the most casual observer that only old people are returning to Naraha.
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And, he's a reality TV star, the kind of person old people think young people respect.
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Old people were both anti-EU and more likely to vote, and Brexiteers were more passionate.
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The idea of old people rapping with the passion of Chuck D is indeed pretty funny.
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The fact that the old people enjoyed it makes the young people want to do it.
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Moreover, since the 1980s the demographics have changed immensely: fewer young people but more old people.
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I honestly don't know if your music is bad or good – it's not for old people!
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Nobody knew what happened in the kitchen, so nobody knew those old people were being scammed.
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Drinking in moderation has even been linked to slower aging and general happiness among old people.
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So maybe in a few years, we old people will find out what we've been missing.
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There were a lot of old people, but also guys with body piercings and strange haircuts.
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"TV produces a product for old people," says Matt Boffey of brand technology agency Great State.
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"Because these landscapes are not that old, people remember them during their heyday," Mr. Birnbaum said.
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It's possible that at the cellular level, very old people simply live at a slower rate.
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" Season 4 references that technology — "when they upload old people into the cloud" — in "Black Museum.
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"My interest is in connecting with our old people who have been taken away," he said.
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Their poignant stories reminded me of the old people I knew in my village growing up.
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And not, you know, old people who got cancer, but 17-year-olds, 210-year-olds.
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"Now our kids are sitting with the old, old people, laughing and talking Maori," Tania said.
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"All the deaths we've had are either very old people or very sick people," he said.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "So, no evidence, no witnesses, just 100 old people stuck in a room together.
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Old people have been complaining about young people for as far back as anyone can research.
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Young or old, people tend to dominate the frame, with no idle space next to them.
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There is a huge culture change that old people like myself need to catch up with.
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"The general consensus in these buildings is that Trump doesn't care if old people die," Greene said.
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In fact, they probably will, since old people hating young people music is a time-honored tradition.
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The city's inhabitants have already been spooked by an increasing number of confused old people wandering around.
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And then they Photoshopped it, in some cases adding more old people (such as the other candidate).
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Old people who don't get out and about tend to be less healthy and need more help.
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As he puts it: "We want a small city for old people to live comfortably and happily."
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"You see old people walking around watching 'Mahabharat'," a television series based on a Hindu mythological epic.
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"It is awesome that all these people come together for these two homeless old people," Evelyn gushed.
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We are in bed by 10:30 like the old people we truly are on Friday nights!
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Because the thing with old people is, you gotta be direct and repeat yourself several dozen times.
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Otherwise, our society will be run by ignorant old people who do not care about your future.
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Sprinting—or body-building, for that matter—are not things one normally associates with old people. Why?
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Help with caring for children and old people is essential, whether by friends, family or the state.
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It's still February and it's raining outside; the restaurant is packed with old people eating early dinners.
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As a result, old people often don't get routine care — and eventually land in the emergency room.
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Unfair to old people whose retirement plans consisted of dying in a ditch somewhere off the highway.
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I used to look to see how old people were you know and usually they're much younger.
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It is, for instance, a type of safety net for old people when they become very ill.
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You can come out here and deal with young people and old people and everyone gets along.
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I live in a small village by the ocean with 300 inhabitants, mostly fishermen and old people.
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They are all inevitably populated with old people, impatient businessmen, and conventioneers all wearing the same hat.
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It seems to affect old people more strongly than young people and women more strongly than men.
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It seemed to me that all the old people wrote about was their aches, pains and death.
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It is a great and old people, and it would be sad if it were to sink.
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No matter how old people get, everyone has joys, hopes, fears, and longings that never go away.
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They are a series of suggested nudges aimed at labor-force participation for young and old people.
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But the country's biggest economic problems aren't about hordes of greedy old people profiting off the young.
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That would also be my advice to all those old people who just talk about their illnesses.
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That's a healthy, pragmatic philosophy, and kinda reminds me of what some old people say about marriage.
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One of the best new YouTube trends may be watching old people experience VR for the first time.
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They don&apost lie the old people of the United States, they voted for Trump, for goodness sakes.
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Videos on social media showed old people lying in their coffins to stop officials from seizing the caskets.
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Seventy-year-old institutions, like seventy-year-old people, need refurbishment and must occasionally be taught new tricks.
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So old people can be seen on the streets of Havana selling newspapers and peanuts, or recycling cans.
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I look at life and value the kinds of things that probably only old people value — life itself.
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Mice who got the young adult plasma improved a little, and plasma from old people didn't do much.
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"It's not old people, it's workers that are returning," says Mark Robinson, the author of the Colliers report.
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Kassymkhan Kapparov, a respected economist and pro-democracy activist, riposted tartly: "Old problems—old people who created them."
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The country is already ageing, which suppresses food consumption because old people eat less than young people do.
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IF WE DON'T HAVE YOUNG PEOPLE, GETTING INTO THE MARKET AS OLD PEOPLE AGE OUT AND CASH OUT.
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As Jezebel points out, this isn't just because Swifties were out buying CDs like old people or something.
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One day, their makers hope, they will enable old people to live alone and stay mobile for longer.
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My great fear was always becoming one of those old people with all the little aches and pains.
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NHK, a public-service broadcaster, recently aired a programme asking why so many old people have short tempers.
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Perhaps another 1,000 died in the aftermath, including old people who suffocated after their hospital respirators packed up.
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Because again I just detest when old people make these complaints about shit but don't offer any solutions.
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We're going to have a lot of old people pretty soon, especially in Europe and in East Asia.
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She went once, but said she went into the waiting room and there were all these 'old people.
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We refer to them simply as baristas and simply as old people who aren't getting enough Social Security.
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Doing this opened my mind to how awesome old people are and how cool they live their lives.
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"Whether young people, old people, ask three questions," the billionaire told a packed conference hall in Bali, Indonesia.
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"I said we should play like we're old—people who have lived and now we're natural," she recalled.
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There is a line out the door—lots of guys in army fatigues, and old people and kids.
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We care about how young people and old people alike express themselves with fabrics, cuts, reuses and remixes.
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To their detriment, some may even avoid interacting with old people lest their "disease" rub off on them.
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Edmund complains old people die before giving their children money, when they are too old to spend it.
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"Two Slow Dancers" is about two old people sharing a dance, both acutely aware of the "old" part.
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Part of the mythology of late-life drinking is that old people can't or won't change their behavior.
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Moreover, we will reduce partisan conflict and appropriately limit the influence of the "nine old people in Washington."
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But there's no time to get rid of all the old people or build a whole new system.
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And miles to go before they sleepIn short, the yold are not just any group of old people.
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Instagram seems to be something they like, and so do old people, so do all kinds of people.
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There's now an epidemic of old people dying alone in sad apartment complexes completely devoid of young people.
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I think you've got old people and young people who don't wanna take risks, and some who do.
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Those include much larger floaters more common in old people that come with flashes in vision and other symptoms.
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And get this: The embryo was frozen when Emma's mom, Tina Gibson, was just one year old, People reported.
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PERINO: It&aposs interesting to me that it looks like Twitter is, like, for the old people -- WILLIAMS: Yes.
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Because here you don't have to rely on the memories of 72-year-old people, or even Jann's memory.
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More old people means more spending on Medicare, health insurance for the old, and on Social Security (public pensions).
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Which, in effect, doesn't bring down prices for old people, but doubles or triples the price for young people.
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Social Security has helped cut poverty among old people, while food stamps and other programmes have filled children's bellies.
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What they say about old people and babies looking alike has never seemed truer.... People with peanut allergies rejoice!
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True, some would be poorer old people, who could not afford an annual levy to stay in their homes.
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Jihadists went from house to house, shooting men of fighting age and rounding up old people, women and children.
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But old people always wake up at like 6 AM, seemingly through some sort of horrible insomniac arcane witchcraft.
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It said it caricatured elderly parents by "unreasonably" ascribing "every possible bad quality" of old people to one character.
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But old people tend to vote, and vote for Republicans, so naturally Mulvaney left that part of entitlements alone.
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Though John believes the products are mostly used by 60- to 70-year old people, he still adores them.
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She says many children and old people died on the week-long trek through the muddy monsoon-soaked hills.
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Friends of ours invented the acronym Hopskis: Healthy Old People Spending Kids' Inheritance, which sums it up pretty well.
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"I was making some extra money singing old songs to old people and having a nice life," he said.
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And the Niue of Polynesia view impaired old people as "the nearly dead," who threaten the barrier between worlds.
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I'd thought China was silent about the Cultural Revolution because of the government or because of the old people.
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AND SO OLD PEOPLE, AND YOU KNOW, TRADITIONAL – 5,000 YEARS, PEOPLE HAVE SEEN GOLD AS A STORE OF VALUE.
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He was jumping around, screaming and treating 30- and 40-year-old people like they were still in kindergarten.
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That rivals other so-called blue zones, like Sardinia and Okinawa, with unusually large concentrations of very old people.
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The entire city's social spectrum depends on you: businessmen, hipsters, construction workers, kids, old people, vegans, and carnivores alike.
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Amazon markets this kind of work to old people as a positive thing, using language about freedom and flexibility.
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There are young people here, and old people, and tourists who have arrived straight from the 9/11 museum.
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"When we go to an elderly home, there are about two carers for every 50 old people," said Goffin.
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Whether Facebook, a website for old people, will have the same scrappy gusto that drew young people to Musical.
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"We allow old people and parents with kids to roam around the store, and touch everything," one employee said.
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Again, I'm not of the people that think that there's some secret sauce for young people versus old people.
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Indeed, they've often convinced themselves that voting for Republicans will help preserve America's generous safety net for old people.
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Trying anti-amyloid drugs in old people in the early or middle stages of Alzheimer's just is not working.
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And [my partner] is like, 'Don't go get spinach, you might kill all the old people in your apartment!
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The Brooklyn Antiquarian Book Fair may focus on old books, but it is certainly not just for old people.
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" The same is true for very old people, said Munoz: "That's just a normal way the immune system works.
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Bright sideLet's be clear, the NASDAQ dropping is a bummer for old people, who own most of the market.
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"Old people say that the villages with the coldest weather have the best pashmina," Takgol told Business Insider Weekly.
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I was around all these guys on Wall Street selling bad stocks to old people in the late '90s.
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Dr. Dubal and her colleagues identified a group of healthy old people with the variant and tested their cognition.
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And denying that, because of our own discomfort, is one of the worst things we can do to old people.
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Downside: It accidentally argues that we should let old people who are possibly suffering from dementia drive 205 mph cars.
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He's the real 'Make America Great Again,' because if it wasn't for him, old people wouldn't even get Social Security.
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Few companies have yet started opening early, for example, when old people say they like to get out and about.
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"In IT we have a saying; stay away from the Three Os: Orientals, Old People, and Ovaries," he allegedly replied.
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For once, nearly everyone who participated saw this simply for what it was: two old people sharing a nice hug.
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His network has since helped Linking Lives, a group in Wokingham that connects volunteers with lonely old people, to expand.
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"Basically, good things are happening to old people, while bad things are happening to young ones," Deaton told BuzzFeed News.
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On the one hand, self-driving systems are not yet sophisticated enough to differentiate between, say, young and old people.
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Everybody should, because poor people can, old people can, they don't have to drag themselves down to a- Right. Disabled.
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" She says she hopes the story will inspire others to "slow down and not treat old people like they're invisible.
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Big demographic changes in rich countries—fewer babies, more old people— will put greater pressure on those of working age.
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It's heartbreaking in any case, but especially so when those old people are defrauded via their weakness for line dancing.
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The sight of old people rooting through bins for bottles, which carry a deposit, is a feature of German cities.
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In my youth, old people moaned and told us that we were lucky and had never had it so good.
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He and his wife looked so cute in their nice old-people clothes, khakis and sweaters and thick-rimmed glasses.
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LIKE many old people new to social media, Hun Sen, Cambodia's longtime strongman, has swiftly gone from sceptic to oversharer.
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The lockout laws, opponents argued, were part of an agenda to make Sydney a boring, expensive city for old people.
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It dismantles aspects of Obamacare, but halfheartedly and in such a way that is clumsy and hurts poor, old people.
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Facebook is for old people at this point—and even if you're young, you're friends with your old family members.
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Perhaps only one in five persists with the old, scattershot "broadcast" sowing—and most of the holdouts are old people.
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When you watch young people versus old people using Snapchat, my observation is that they use it very, very differently.
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I'm not sure that Snapchat should focus on trying to get old people to switch over to using the product.
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That's important to me and to my partners—there are families, there's old people, there's young people, there's literally everything.
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All the old people disappeared, all the people from the estates disappeared and now it's this place that's quite posh.
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"Young people are selfish and impulsive" and "old people hate technology" are truisms that hold true less and less often.
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How it's coping: "In Japan, nearly half of old people live with their grown children," writes the Global Aging Institute.
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The violent police beatings of protesters, including both young and old people, suggest that Putin's stability has its own costs.
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But you know, what are those things in theory that young people need apps for that old people don't, dating?
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As for disidentification, many boomers don't see themselves as "old people," or "possibly sick people," especially active, reasonably healthy ones.
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The victims were accused of collaborating with left-wing guerrillas, but most of them were women, children and old people.
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But when old people make decisions that cause young people to die, it isn't hard to seize the high ground.
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" I couldn't stand when old people at church said, "You need to have been through something to worship like that.
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Because I'm still independent, which we all say — all us old people say, if anything happens, let it be fast.
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Normally, internet culture has no interest in what the parents of young infants and toddlers are doing (gross, old people).
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Old people, huddled on the pavement and some seated or even lying on the grassy embankment outside the apartment block.
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Mahathir said on Tuesday that it would be a good idea for Marin to ask "old people" for their advice.
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"People are tired, kids and old people," said Salim Abdullah al-Wazir, 66, who runs the house for his family.
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Regardless, old people would die, babies would be born prematurely and at reduced birth weight, and economic output would stumble.
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And old people are, I think, still eating well because these shops deliver and do so with a familiar face.
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Go to Florida and sit with a bunch of old people in a rocking chair and complain about what hurts?
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Like most new internet activities, this seemed totally pointless to the old people of the day, but teenagers loved it.
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Mr Magufuli is right to suggest that Europe has many old people and could do with more workers to support them.
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In an age-segregated society, few baby boomers welcome the prospect of facilities intended for old people, however lovely their campuses.
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"Basically, good things are happening to old people, while bad things are happening to young ones," one expert told BuzzFeed News.
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They were some pretty old people in the club, like people in their 50s doing this sort of washing machine dance.
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The budget allocates 60bn pesos of new money for a universal pension for old people, 20bn pesos less than originally proposed.
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Peterman: No, Kickstarter is an interesting thing in that Kickstarter is composed of younger, 30-, 500003-, 40-, 45-year-old people.
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"Why is it old people say 'there's no place like home', yet when you put them in one..." — Stuart Mitchell 1.
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Most people are under the impression that only millionaires, real estate moguls, and really, really old people need to have wills.
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Just trying to make real music is the goal, and you can have guys and girls, old people and young people.
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Old people are trusting, he says and, to "the crooks", communities like his resemble "a nice, ripe apple" for the picking.
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As funny as it is for an album title, I'm glad you didn't end calling it Old People Make Me Sick.
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First, many socially conservative old people have died, and their places in the polling samples have been taken by liberal millennials.
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The share of the population that is of working age is peaking relative to the share of children and old people.
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We don't say, Oh, we cannot change this because it's always been this way, which a lot of old people say.
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"I learned so much doing that, seeing what the old people did, and they did it with less equipment," he said.
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One of the starkest divides in the survey was between how young and old people answered the question about social media.
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Partly, it's that Japan has some of the longest life expectancies in the world, so its old people are living longer.
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S. Eliot The great secret that all old people share is that you really haven't changed in seventy or eighty years.
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You always hear about young talent bumping old people from their jobs in other industries, and hockey should be no different.
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What's interesting is even though that would indicate that we're dealing with a lot of old-people issues, we're really not.
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I hope all of the old people vote, that's great, but I want young people to vote at the same rates.
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Losers: Old people: Obamacare prevented insurance companies from charging their oldest enrollees more than three times as much as their youngest.
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Paintings of nude old people are relatively rare in art history, not only because of a cult of youth and beauty.
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But one player stands out above all others, one interest group truly terrifies politicians, one lobby rules them all: old people.
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Lawmakers seemed like out-of-touch old people with little grasp of how technology works and where the real risks lie.
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At the same time, though, doesn't it feel somehow perverse to associate Theresa May and Donald Trump with normal old people?
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Young and old people, happy and distressed couples, single folks and married partners—all apparently buy the classic adage about love.
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Heinz, back in the nineteen-fifties, tried marketing a line of "Senior Foods" that was, essentially, baby food for old people.
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Since Pestalozzi accepts children 8 months to 6 years old, people referring to it use the words kindergarten and Kita interchangeably.
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"If we don't fix this, in 20 years we'll be a country of old people," said Mr. Karellas, the welfare official.
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Young and old people, happy and distressed couples, single folks and married partners -- all apparently buy the classic adage about love.
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Thankfully, since Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Democrats (primarily) have stepped in to provide a collective conscience to supplant the profit motive; that collective conscience has demanded that old people have a minimum income, hence Social Security; that old people have health care, hence Medicare; that poor people should have some health care, hence Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act.
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But of course we would consider such a plague to be a very sad event — it is bad for human well-being when old people suffer, get sick, or pass away, so we invest a lot of resources in trying to ensure that old people can have comfortable, dignified retirements even if that doesn't do much for our GDP.
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But most old people do not want to live in institutions for long periods, and the cost of such care is exorbitant.
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"Misogyny will continue to bubble through the country but I can only hope that the old people will die," she said jokingly.
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Here, one common thread unites Republicans, Democrats, blacks and whites, men and women, young and old: People just don't believe the news.
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However, those devices didn't work, as old people often forgot to take them with them when they left the house, Sano said.
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"I'm not sure that Snapchat should focus on trying to get old people to switch over to using the product," he said.
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"I always thought of physicists old people separate from technology, doing theory hard maths," said Patrick Abbott, one of the Langton boys.
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Many are nestled in small rural communities that are populated mainly by old people, since the young tend to move to cities.
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Repeated infusions of young blood into old people could cause negative side effects, and smaller blood transfusions aren't likely to produce results.
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Some are preparing for their own old age or want to understand the increasing number of old people they see around them.
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Ms Bachelet also introduced a basic pension for old people who had not built up a right to a benefit through work.
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There will be more old people than children for the first time because of the falling fertility rates, the Census data shows.
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I mean, what I often find is that we don't have old people, we don't have elders, we just have old children.
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"You think old people are weirdos but then you understand that they don't see you and they can't hear you," she said.
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Colin: I'm pretty sure that Annalise said earlier that old people deserve to die, but these guys are good in my book.
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Few old people signed up to Yahoo Ending's services for the simple reason that they are not heavy users of internet services.
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In Cambodian culture, old people have ceremonial roles to play so every village elder is present, sitting cross-legged on the floor.
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So, he's pulling all these things out and I'm sitting there absolutely humiliated and the old people are looking at me disgusted.
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Old people asked why there was no cars or buses to pick them up and take them to the displaced people centers.
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That being said, I think young people are just scary to old people, and that actually made it easy to villainize them.
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Young people have long reported more stress than old people, says Mary McNaughton-Cassill of the University of Texas at San Antonio.
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Those jitneys still thrive, Uber or not, because they take such tender care of their clientele of old people, churchgoers and shoppers.
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Even though Disney's masterfully animated The Lion King is over 20 years old, people still get "Hakuna Matata" stuck in their head.
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"Governments all over the world are trying to figure how to get old people to stay at work longer," Mr. Neumark said.
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"The model used to be to isolate old people on cul-de-sacs backing up to a golf course," Mr. Leinberger said.
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"He's the real 'Make America Great Again,' because if it wasn't for him, old people wouldn't even get Social Security," she said.
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They believe old people should live out their lives in dignity and that illnesses deserve treatment without risk of poverty or despair.
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Makgeolli, once the rice-based homebrew of choice for old people and farmers, has become mass-produced and cheapened with artificial sweeteners.
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At the same time, there will be more old people: forecasts include a spike in the number of people 80 and over.
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We would be artists in New York City, have children with quirky old-people names, and eat ethnic food with our fingers.
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With things as they are, there's no future in Chile for old people: The highest suicide rate is among people over 13.
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"Italy is a country of old people," Massimo Galli, the director of infectious diseases at Sacco hospital in Milan, told the Guardian.
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This includes comments they may make about old people, overweight people or offensive race-based remarks such as the one you witnessed.
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Eventually some "old people," as she described them, asked her to join their league and they taught her how to play doubles.
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The court, which has barred the execution of juvenile offenders and the intellectually disabled, is now turning its attention to old people.
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Young people's brains are still developing; old people have brains that are less likely to bounce back and repair themselves after injury.
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"And then we have people walking in with just desperation on their faces, and old people calling up, crying," Mr. Baker said.
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Old people, young people, men, women, children ... people in visors -- everyone stopped dead in their tracks to watch the idiots throw hands.
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"You know you're in your 40s when … you know that not all old people are wise" would barely make a Hallmark card.
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He roamed London, taking pictures of children, old people and mentally ill people that were displayed in galleries and hailed by critics.
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That could also include, as one friend put it, "people who shouldn't be trusted with smartphones": children, old people, and bad teens.
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Finally, there are old people and then there are superagers — those who boast the memory and attention of healthy 25-year-olds.
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In short, the government would write a check to everyone, kind of like how Social Security writes a check to old people.
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Britain's palliative-care system, regarded as the best in the world, helps explain a remarkable fall in the suicide rate among old people.
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Not until the age of 90 did he give up flying: old people, he insisted, should not let the calendar dictate their lives.
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Under today's policy in England the state pays the social-care costs only of old people with assets of less than £23,250 ($723,000).
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A former Miss Kentucky beauty queen has been accused of sending nude photos of herself to a 15-year-old, PEOPLE has confirmed.
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What better way to keep old people like me chatting with friends inside the Apple ecosystem than to build features directly into iMessage?!
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Mar also said it was harder for old people who were afraid of change, as well as for those who aren't very educated.
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"For the sake of old people like me, there's still about 20 percent of the menu that's very traditional like this," Tony adds.
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The AARP, aka the GOP's base of old people who need health care, isn't happy and is already cutting ads against the AHCA.
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Today's product labeling may be for boring, old people (like me), but at least you can tell at a glance what you're buying.
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It's very, very bad when young directors shut out the team of old people assembled around them who know more than they do.
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The Confederate flag symbolizes white supremacy — and it always has Stop waiting for racism to die out with old people Obama is right.
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No correspondence was seen between education level and how old people were when dementia symptoms began or the speed of their cognitive decline.
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Ron Archer, a resident of the neighboring block: The stab to the heart was when the buyout happened, when the old people left.
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Not that he needed any repayment for a good deed: "I am an honest guy, and these are old people," he told CNN.
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At fairly routine intervals, fashion lifts fat people, prepubescent children, sexual outliers and now, with increasing frequency, old people to an exalted chic.
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"Those old people pulled me back, and then they died on me, and so here I am and they're all gone," he says.
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The most difficult thing will be finding a country that will accept the old people, even if one provides a modest livelihood for them.
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"Democracy has sort of developed in young societies where young people outnumber old people quite substantially, but that's no longer the case," he says.
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They burned down churches with hundreds or thousands of Tutsis inside, and in some cases they entered homes and slaughtered children and old people.
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You'll almost certainly get a Time magazine cover, and an ambitious media company owned by old people will definitely declare itself your generational voice.
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However, two large demographics are often left out of discussions around online security and the need for privacy-boosting tools: kids and old people.
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Psst, old people… that's a kid dressed as Bonnie, one of the terrifying creatures from the jump-scare video game Five Nights at Freddy's.
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Retirement, after all, flattens incomes not by redistributing from rich seniors to poor, but by transferring money to old people from younger, working taxpayers.
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We were there just as human beings, whether we were European or Asian, young or old, people with faith or people with no faith.
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For younger users it's novel, and it's kind of quaint, like, isn't that cute, look at how the old people used to do it.
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Saga has been trying to shake off its image as only serving "old people" and had begun rebranding after a profit warning in April.
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He is so recognizable, I once found out even old people in the middle of nowhere with limited internet access know who Drake is.
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A very bad bill: Senate Republicans have unveiled their new healthcare bill that will majorly slash funding for Medicaid and fuck over old people.
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"Speaking of inspiration, he added: "Young people, old people, I implore you, pursue your passions, chase your dreams, just be kind to one another.
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"I definitely thought that it was just old people on the sidewalk in front of a clinic holding signs, protesting and yelling," she says.
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These spots have enough swank to accommodate the Commander-in-Chief, but none of the old-people vibes of Washington's more historically elite eateries.
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"Gangsters will sometimes call and say 'don't let the old people out of the home tonight - there's going to be a shooting'," Vieira said.
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Wrong. Mercury loves to gossip, and Capricorn is the sign of old age—and you know how much shit-talking old people can do.
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Britain is growing older, but this particular cohort of thinly educated old people (call it the UKIP cohort) is ageing out of the population.
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The old people punish Romeo for pilfering their drugs by concocting a drink that provides him with both an unstoppable erection and uncontrollable diarrhea.
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When jobs are scarce, this is true in the narrowest sense, but that's a labor market problem, not a too-many-old-people problem.
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My friends kissed me, some old people cried, I was expecting a bullet to penetrate my head anytime and to die on their shoulders.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. I love my mom, but like a lot of old people, she believes some pretty insane things.
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Somewhere between field trips to buy stamps at the grocery store and 5 PM tooth brushing, old people are having intercourse, just like you.
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For offspring and extended families, old people write books about their horses, their houses, their dogs, and their cats, published at the kitchen table.
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There will always be those grasping the chance to feel superior — witness all the abuse of old people in nursing homes and gay shaming.
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If you want classy and/or coffeehouse music for old people, it's the historic Paramount Theater on Congress, a stone's throw from the Capitol.
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"The fortunate thing is the young people leading this drive are going to be much more impactful than old people like me," Kerr said.
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"The old people, the ones that I started to visit with when I was young, are the ones that pulled me back," he says.
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So you went to meetings, and there was a bunch of old people and they'd talk about how great life was in the 1950s.
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There are a bunch of old people (with nothing better to do) who constantly hang out at the steps and scrutinize everyone like a hawk.
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Even though intelligence generally declines with age, those who had high IQs as children were most likely to retain their smarts as very old people.
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The researchers used this data to create their own unique database of super-old people, and to produce estimates of mortality rates at extreme ages.
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They would have to find really old people to work some of the very early technologies, and if not, they were just blocks of bricks.
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"Look at these conservative old people who love a pimp," Hof whispered gleefully to me during a meeting of the Nye County Republican Central Committee.
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Everyone already knows about the commercialism, affluent old people, new agers, and the relentless commodification of Indigenous cultures from all directions, so why be redundant?
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This movement of young people, and Japan's long and lengthening life expectancy, has led to an extraordinary preponderance of old people in far-flung places.
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Hopefully Arrival's viewers realize that language documentation looks less like an interrogation and more like me chatting with old people and eating their sweet potatoes.
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There were teenage girls, moms, people of color, old people, working-class people, and queer people, who loved the world George R.R. Martin had created.
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Old people protested in the capital last year, complaining that the central-government pension of 200 rupees ($3) a month has been frozen since 2007.
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The two places you're most likely to hear old people talk about the value of eye tests are at optometry conventions and NHL front offices.
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Global Future's report makes much of the fact that the future is open for the simple reason that close-minded old people will die off.
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Young people are important, sure, but where Apple is uniquely positioned to succeed is in building a Snapchat for text-addicted old people like me.
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In other words, a relatively small group of old people, a large number of working-age people, and then an even bigger cohort of children.
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Government subsidized ramen may seem like a desperate measure, but when it comes to old people behind the wheel in Japan, these are desperate times.
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Brazilians bring along children or old people to jump queues at banks, clinics and government offices; some parents lend out their children for that purpose.
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The Marigold House Assisted Living Facility would tell you to watch its annual Christmas Eve Elvis impersonator perform, because all old people like Elvis, right?
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We drove through Crown Heights, watching as mothers dragged their children into polling places, men huddled on corners to talk, old people walked in groups.
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If you want classy and/or coffeehouse music for old people, it's the historic Paramount Theater on Congress, a stone's throw from the Capitol building.
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It's kind of a shitty place to grow up in that there's not much to do—it's a place where old people go to die.
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But generally, don't worry too much about "meeting the parents"—they're just old people like you see in the butcher or on a train platform.
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I had looked up some cohort data by like old people, boomer, Gen X, Gen Z, millennial, what percent do you care about your privacy.
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But then why aren't the lives of the terminally ill also intrinsically valuable, and where is the concern about nudging old people toward legalized suicide?
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A lot of the old people are bitter because they don't like to see change, but they do everything they can to appease everyone's concerns.
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In Norwegian-Finnish artist duo Karoline Hjorth and Riitta Ikonen's Norse mythology-inspired photographs there's a beauty in old stories, old places, and old people.
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There were plenty of children in the audience though, even if it was a school day, and plenty of old people and middle-aged people.
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Fang says she was inspired to take the classes by a viral Chinese social media post that highlighted the anxiety and helplessness of old people.
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"A larger portion of old people visit the hospital than the young," Lu says, noting that using mobile apps for hospital registration can be unhelpful.
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"While we believe in the idealism of young people, it is important also for them to consider the experience of the old people," Mahathir said.
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The way a generation of boring old people see Noel Gallagher as their voice in a confusing world—that will be us talking about Stormzy.
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We have been following a small group of the "oldest old" — people over age 85, one of the fastest-growing age groups in the country.
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In Serbia, old people provided the critical support for Slobodan Milosevic, who relied on nationalism to keep himself in power after starting four Balkan wars.
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There's nothing wrong with old people per se, but essentially everyone has lost a step or two both mentally and physically by their mid-70s.
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But old people refuse to leave their shrunken hamlets even during heavy snowstorms, and are unlikely to move permanently just to make a bureaucrat's life easier.
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We were playing punk rock clubs, and everyone felt we were a band that played fast, happy music, and this was a song for old people.
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For old people like myself, the only way we can truly get back to those days when hangovers were basically nonexistent, is by watching a movie.
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In one scene, Thorne's character makes that evident in a semi-monologue about how cute it is that "old people" still think they can have secrets.
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Facebook in 2016 is a bubbling stew of disconcertingly specific advertising, viral content, live video, political vitriol, old classmates, old people in general, and narcissistic oversharing.
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We humans envy birds for their seemingly effortless ability to fly, and for their ability to extract endless amounts of bread from old people in parks.
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A Miami man is dead in an apparent suicide Tuesday after being accused along with his wife of sexually assaulting a 14-year-old, PEOPLE confirms.
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U.S. health officials come up with life expectancy figures each year by looking at how old people were when they died and the cause of death.
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There are other cereals when I go on binges: Product 19, which was an old-people cereal I loved, and Lucky Charms, but only the marshmallows.
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Blair's audience is all over the place, from millens—I needed to shorten it, how millen of me—all the way up to super old people.
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Old people do have certain collective features — mostly the age-related disabilities — but otherwise we're as distinct from one another as are people of any age.
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Facts: On TV, you can completely get away with make making fun of fat people, disabled people, old people, trans people, Latinos, Native Americans, and Asians.
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Even though he still works, he spends most of his time with other old people and farmers, and he's bitter about the state of our society.
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Those who stand to lose the most from repealing the law include old people, poor people, and the usual unluckiest 353 percent of the population: women.
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In other words, while other consoles were relying on realistic blood in Mortal Kombat, Nintendo was aiming for accessibility to business travelers and other old people.
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Those who stand to lose the most from repealing the law include old people, poor people, and the usual unluckiest 50 percent of the population: women.
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In pursuit of this laudable goal, marketers invoked every negative stereotype of old people — selfish, addled, unconcerned about the future — to scare their juniors into voting.
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"If you look at the world and look at the problems it's usually old people — usually old men — not getting out of the way," he said.
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"One of the most insidious things I found — there are actually trolls at hospitals that wait for old people to come in on stretchers," she said.
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In 2004, according to human-rights activists, Chechen security forces arrested at least forty of Khambiev's relatives—including women and old people—and held them hostage.
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Throughout 2015 she had emphasized that old people had to make themselves happy, but in the nursing home she said she could no longer do this.
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So if you look at a country like Malaysia or Taiwan, they put a lot of effort into schools and hospitals, basic pensions for old people.
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"If you look at the world and look at the problems, it's usually old people, usually old men, not getting out of the way," he said.
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Second, public programs and private companies need to cooperate to provide opportunities for old people who want to and are perfectly able to go on working.
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No single "program" can deal with the intimate, painful problems associated with the growing proportion of old people who experience long but not necessarily healthy lives.
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The idea of a UBI is that we could mail the checks (the "basic income") to everyone (make it "universal") rather than just to old people.
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Otherwise most of the jokes in the sequel are simply about how people get old, and how young people think old people having sex is disgusting.
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CHURCH: I suppose the wildest description would be that you have some 150-year-old people that look like they're 20-year-old riding on a mammoth.
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According to its latest earnings report, user growth has slowed since the update dropped and pretty much only old people like it—not exactly Snapchat's target demographic.
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From the time I was five years old, people would tell me I had to listen to my parents, or else La Llorona would come get me.
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You are also right that funding services for old people through local-government taxes often leaves the councils that need it the most with the least cash.
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Take care But long before they get to that point, growing numbers of old people will become less able to look after themselves and need more care.
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But recent analysis suggests that the part of the electorate that has become more polarised is not one commonly associated with social media platforms, but old people.
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Old people are also opposed to perhaps the most straightforward fix to aging populations and low growth: importing young working-age people with comparatively high fertility rates.
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You have to sit by while old people (over 40s) loudly unwrap their Werther's Originals and make sweeping generalizations about your avocado obsession and your participation trophies.
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Get off my (digital) lawn Sorry, teens: They chased you off Facebook and Instagram with their "old people" nonsense; now the adults are taking over Snapchat too.
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I'm almost 30 (again, YIKES) and my near-term goals involve old people stuff like marriage, kids, buying a house, and moving out of the Bay Area.
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Even age counts—crooks who move money disproportionately steal the identities of old people and young adults, says Michael Kent, chief executive of Azimo, a remittances firm.
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When it ended up a broad, low-stakes show about a peculiar group of old people, it was easy to understand the mild critical disappointment that followed.
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Nevertheless, with great financial means comes great resp—blah blah blah we've all heard it before but from old people with Dodge Caravans not objectively successful rappers.
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Suddenly the DJ started to play "Girl from Ipanema" and Bill got really mad, he thought it was an old people song, not appropriate to his party.
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Car firms don't make a song and dance about the fact that old people with stiff necks and fading vision will benefit disproportionately from self-parking cars.
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A 24-year-old Maryland elementary school volunteer has confessed to making child pornography involving at least 10 students as young as 9 years old, PEOPLE confirms.
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He says that the polls don't tell the whole story, that he was a late entry, that pollsters overrepresent voters with landlines — in other words, old people.
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Onstage there were people in wheelchairs, kids with physical deformities, old people clasping tissues to their faces, and the new Californian girl Tre had his eye on.
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Thousands of Rohingya, most of them old people, women and children, are stranded on beaches near the border, waiting for a boat to take them to Bangladesh.
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"I thought they would not do it, but they have done it: They sent policemen to bash up schools and beat old people and children," he said.
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Thousands of Rohingya, most of them old people, women and children, remain stranded on beaches near the border, waiting for a boat to take them to Bangladesh.
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"Even in a good year, it's a C-plus, B-minus match, and even the high-test stuff for old people is a joke," Dr. Rhodes said.
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If you're growing faster than doubling the number of employees in any 12-month period, then inherently you're going to have more new people than old people.
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Most of the research on subjective age is based on associations between how old people feel and their health status, so it cannot establish cause and effect.
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"I'll just be feeling a sense of accomplishment for finally having done something, finally have given back enough, to have brought these old people home," Coffey said.
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The French Ministry of Health has recommended that young children, pregnant women and old people refrain from intense physical activity and avoid busy roadways during rush hours.
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"How many 73-year-old people have the Weeknd on their phone?" said Robert Gangi, a police reform advocate whose nascent mayoral campaign officially began on Wednesday.
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It's called politically correct and squishy liberal or nannyish to protect the weak among us — transgender children, minorities, the homeless, old people — but it's really just human.
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Sloan got apprehensive when Miller started telling him about Zen Hospice's residential facility, known as the Guest House; it sounded as if it was for old people.
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The ghoulishness of his killings — which he described as an act of benevolence and mercy that he provided to the sick and old people — drew international attention.
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Watching obscure TV shows old people love instead of the booby prestige watercooler drama of the week, and then not talking about them online, is self-grandparenting.
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I have this notion that all people are beautiful at some point in their lives, either as children, as old people or in flashes of unguarded expression.
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It failed, 'cause it was the idea that young people like news differently than old people kind of thing, which I always am sort of wary of.
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It is, for example, fair to make trainee firefighters pass a fitness test before they jump into burning buildings, even though such a test discriminates against old people.
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The community hubs will offer training in digital skills, media literacy and online safety to groups with limited access to technology, including old people, the young and refugees.
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Old people reading rap lyrics is cheap comedy but as someone who thinks that people falling over is the height of humor, it is extremely up my alley.
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To understand every crazy thing that all of the old people in the White House believe thanks to the internet, you have to start with CrowdStrike in 2016.
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True, there will be fewer young people to maintain, but children cost less than old people and the overall burden will be much heavier than it is now.
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She's genuine and she loves the world, she's good in her heart and soul, and she cares – from flowers to animals to babies to people to old people.
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The Public Safety Act (PSA) was a "lawless law" under which the authorities hold children, old people and the disabled, and it should be scrapped, the group said.
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The protest movement still appears to have broad support, with thousands, including families, lawyers, accountants and young and old people, taking to the streets in anti-government rallies.
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Words like "old" and "retired" signal to policymakers, as well as to old people themselves, how they ought to behave and be treated by governments, businesses and employers.
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It is not just that the number of old people is increasing; spending per person is rising, too, as people live longer with diseases like Alzheimer's and diabetes.
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Whites with college degrees were likelier than non-college whites to oppose the policy, and young people of all races were likelier to oppose it than old people.
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The Church lost their FUCKING MINDS this week when a pair of old people made some public comments about Jesus Stephchrist that SHOCKED the world to their core.
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Old people stay longer in hospital than they need because there is no one to look after them at home and no place available in a nursing home.
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He has bemoaned the fact that it is harder for old people to get a mortgage (he has one), and a job (he has one of those too).
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The current government slogan — not without haste, but without pause — suggests a steady reform process, but in fact the old people running this effort are halting and glacial.
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"In Central Park, you could also see some old people, but mostly they were strolling or doing tai chi, none of this singing and dancing," Mr. Liu said.
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In 2012, his wife had died, but he was healthy in general, minus some common conditions that plagued old people—high blood pressure and faulty short-term memory.
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"The children, most times, they have more chance to live than we the old people," said Héctor Méndez, 70, who was one of the founders of Los Topos.
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Old people—the people you get stuck behind in traffic—are now in a big rush to move what is ideally a three-hour game a little faster.
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According to the study, it didn't matter whether the actions of the participant were anonymous or not; old people were still more charitable and young people still weren't.
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This doesn't mean "products for old people," but minor features and UI elements like bigger buttons, larger fonts, better guidance out of the box and more hand-holding.
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Without preaching, moralizing, or threatening, Hjorth and Ikonen have managed to create a powerful testament to the beauty and worth of old stories, old places, and old people.
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But I saw so many people who had nothing, children crying, old people with infections from the dirty water, and all I could give them was a hug.
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The numbers of young people will have grown just a little to 2140 million, but the numbers of old people will have increased a lot — to 22060 million.
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"Old people said they were always at home, so it wasn't necessary," said Tang Liying, the secretary of the Chinese Communist Party for the district in eastern China.
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The Next Level thinks the milk-bland personalities of its central teenagers and a couple of cranky old people count as a rooting interest to ground the hijinks.
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Her supporters will be in charge of the agencies that handle taxation, pensions and care of old people, which have big budgets and jobs to offer political allies.
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For the past 239.5 years or so, the United States has had a program called Social Security that, among other things, mails a monthly check to old people.
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I was actually told, 'No, it's too late for old people to be out, anyway,' 'you're not pretty enough,' and 'we're only picking up hot girls right now.
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" WIFE OF FORMER NFL QUARTERBACK 'TERRIFIED' HE WILL KILL HER AFTER DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ARREST "Bring Shaq, Robert Horry, [and] Dennis Rodman, bring all the old people with him, too.
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It's kind of like that weird screen in the back of the seat that airlines for old people usually have, but in this case, you bring your own screen.
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Image: NASA/JPL-CaltechTRAPPIST-1 would like to remind you that it was drinkin' beer while you were still rompin' around in your diapers—or whatever old people say.
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It's certainly quite weird to see Yorke sheepishly playing guitar for fairly pre-occupied old people under a gazebo while they snack on party sized sausage rolls and spritzers.
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Keeping old people in nursing homes or hospitals is expensive, staff is hard to find, and in any case most people would much rather be looked after at home.
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If approved, the rule would be a remarkable triumph for the Little Sisters of the Poor, whose nuns run homes for impoverished old people when not campaigning against Obamacare.
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With few old people and a falling birth rate, India has a youth bulge: 13% of its inhabitants are teenagers, compared with 8% in China and 7% in Europe.
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The solution, the city government decided, was to build a tram system that is easy for old people to use, and to encourage them to live close to it.
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It also pays two-thirds of the cost of running the Kadokawa Centre, and offers further grants for those opening facilities catering to old people within the city centre.
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Years after his death, and shortly before the actor would have turned 39-years-old, PEOPLE spoke with those closest to him about his amazing life and untimely death.
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At other points, he and Thug end up in front of a huge house surrounded by creepy kids wearing masks, old people dressed in all black, and animal carcasses.
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An actor who has reportedly appeared The Young and the Restless was arrested in October in Georgia for allegedly molesting a girl younger than 10 years old, PEOPLE confirms.
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The way I describe it in the book is that you have this historical anomaly where young people were having a rite of passage that old people didn't understand.
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That was the justification for deep cuts in Medicaid, which go to poor people and old people in nursing homes, food stamps and many other programs benefiting the vulnerable.
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He lives near the castle—called Schloss Ringenberg, situated on the Lower Rhine River in Germany—and watches the hellbirds assault old people, bridal parties, children and grown men.
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Old people can EAT -- just ask the 76-YEAR-OLD MAN who came shockingly close to catching Joey Chestnut at one of the BIGGEST rib competitions in the world!!
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Meanwhile, there are still enough incentives for poor and/or old people that major conservative groups like the Heritage Foundation and the Cato Institute came out strongly against it.
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A literacy program that helped people earn high school equivalency degrees was eliminated, as were programs that provided dental care and property-tax rebates to low-income old people.
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Jelani Maraj, the 38-year-old brother of rapper Nicki Minaj, was found guilty Thursday of predatory sexual assault on a child younger than 103 years old, PEOPLE confirms.
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It would take a while before piracy/the Internet/MP3s/downloads would cut into other genres, because it took old people a long time to figure out the Internet.
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It was overwhelmingly old people who handed Trump the power to end all life on the planet, against the overwhelming wishes of people who will inherit it from them.
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Yeah, cool I guess, that one of the most successful and popular genres in British music still isn't beyond mockery because old people think it's all a big joke.
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I don't want them to end up having to employ a nurse to look after me and chat with me with that fake cheeriness exclusively reserved for old people.
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Kami, of Japan's Medical Governance Research Institute, corroborated that view, noting that the most important thing is to prevent infections in old people in nursing homes, hospitals and houses.
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Over the past few years, Facebook has increasingly been labeled "social media for old people", with younger users flocking to the likes of Snapchat, TikTok and (Facebook-owned) Instagram.
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"It's same as with young children: More and more old people have an inactive lifestyle," said Saskia Kloet, a program manager at VeiligheidNL, an institution that offers similar courses.
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All of the old people will tell you that the initial twitterpated moments of infatuation wear off, and you eventually have to find a way to support each other.
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And when billions disappear from budgets for old people who have run out of money and have no family to help them, what will be cut first and most?
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"If you look at the world and look at the problems it's usually old people, usually old men, not getting out of the way," the former president went on.
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"They issued permits for old people, not the young," said Haifa Assalfiti, 62, before she crossed the Erez border terminal into Israel en route to Bethlehem with her husband.
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" By contrast, in these new age-restricted developments, "you are not the old people next door — everybody is running around with an iPhone full of pictures of their grandchildren.
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Old people pack up their telephoto lenses and rise early to beat the crowds, hiking the washes in search of the perfect desert lily and the rare five spot.
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But if you talk to the old people who live in single-family detached homes in the middle of urban areas, they definitely don't want more housing or transit.
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Old people, yes, because they are hurtling toward the ground at the speed of light and so can't get enough of the past, when they were decades further from death.
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These books pandered to the same complaints old people have been making about young people since time immemorial, with just enough techno-scare to make them seem fresh and relevant.
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On top of that, the average human lifespan is much less than 100 years old, and these 115-year-old people are still statistical outliers, looking at the general population.
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In 2015, a fire at an home for the elderly in Henan province killed 38 people, stirring debate about whether China's growing population of old people are getting proper care.
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The slaves, who included babies and old people, were sold for $13,000, about $3.3m today, to plantations in Louisiana, where they laboured in dreadful conditions on cotton and sugar plantations.
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It gets rid of most of the ACA's unpopular features, halts the Medicaid expansion (after 2019), and lets insurers charge old people more than they currently can, among other things.
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In a New York Times report on the "ok boomer" phenomenon, teens express a sense of futility about a world that has been potentially irreversibly ruined by careless old people.
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There are a large number of people in our society — little children, people who are 75 years old, people who are disabled — who aren't going to work no matter what.
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Over the first century of modern medicine, doctors and researchers didn't pay much attention to either old people or the aging (or women, people of color and people with disabilities).
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Yet, not only do we siphon off old people to live outside of our immediate circles, but images of what the end looks like are scant, uncelebrated and frequently morbid.
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And although there is some suggestion that the much trumpeted steady expansion of the human lifespan has begun to slow down, the numbers of very old people continue to grow.
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News Analysis AT no point in recorded history has our world been so demographically lopsided, with old people concentrated in rich countries and the young in not-so-rich countries.
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The right wing government is cutting funding and benefits for old people, poor people and unemployed people, and it's also getting worse when it comes to the extreme right wing.
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That's how it was with the other extremely old people I've known in my life: the woman across the road from us in Normandy, our next-door neighbor in London.
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We're two old people now, with a sense of mortality we lacked when we arrived in Florida three decades ago, oblivious to the effect hurricanes could have on people's lives.
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An odd smell when it opened: like getting hit by a breeze from the packed closets of old people that hadn't been aired out and fumigated for way too long.
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I took a portrait of the eldest people in the village because there is a saying that when the old people die it's like a library of stories burning down.
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More than once in the last few years, very old people in Arctic villages have told me that the sky has changed, that the stars are in a different place.
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The White House issued social distancing guidance on March 16, telling sick and old people to stay at home, and urging everyone to avoid gatherings of more than 10 people.
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Protesters were calling out elite corruption, inequality, high prices and low wages, and specifically the pain caused by a privatized retirement system, which left many old people in grinding poverty.
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" Joe added that the former President went on to suggest that the cause of the world's problems were "usually old people, usually old men, not getting out of the way.
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"Technology is impacting every element of the cruise experience, making it faster, easier and more fun," said Emma Le Teace, who runs the blog Cruising Isn't Just For Old People.
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Old people sit in front of their houses and stare, a woman falls forward over the wheel of her car and dies, elaborate aboveground crypts lie as if in wait.
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Why did insurers refuse to cover individuals with pre-existing conditions, cancel policies if customers used them too much, set high premiums for women and old people, and so forth?
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Olive had images of this happening in many homes; her friend Edith, for example, before she had moved to that place for old people, her kids would come and stay.
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"While we believe in the idealism of young people, it is important also for them to consider the experience of the old people," Mahathir, 94, told Reuters in an interview.
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The day-to-day specifics of what it means to have so many ill old people living longer are so numerous that it is hard to think about them simultaneously.
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Whenever I flip through new batch of his snapshots, there's never a lack of amazing facial expressions, kids being superheroes, old people being adorable, and the general chaos of NYC.
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And since Medicaid pays the residential-nursing costs of old people who have run down their assets, it foots the bill for almost two-thirds of the occupants of nursing homes.
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To slow the shrinking of the labour force, it is encouraging more women (who have tended to drop out of jobs when they have babies) and more old people to work.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Kids may say the darndest things, but you really have to give it to old people for sometimes eccentrically hoarding the darndest Medieval masterwork paintings.
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This was epitomised by her U-turn on social care, after the Conservative manifesto ran into shrill criticism for its proposal to make better-off old people pay a lot more.
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Two broad developments that seem a perfect fit for the lives of millennials—the smart home and the on-demand economy—might well have an even bigger impact on old people.
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To fill shortages in the labour force caused by the shrinking working-age population, government policy has focused on getting more women and old people into work, and using artificial intelligence.
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Most of the stuff involved incremental updates, gaming gear that looked more like alien architecture, and something called a GrandPad that is a tablet for old people (and not adult diapers).
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" The article starts out with an eager self-defense: "I am about to do what old people have done throughout history: call those younger than me lazy, entitled, selfish and shallow.
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If last year was the year we discovered that old people are fucking everything up for everyone else in most divisions of society, then here is that notion's final sucker punch.
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Thiel, the Silicon Valley billionaire now on Donald Trump's transition team, garnered attention (and accusations of vampirism) for being "very interested" in the potential of young blood to rejuvenate old people.
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A Pennsylvania children's entertainer who dressed up as Elmo and Spongebob Squarepants for kids' parties now stands accused of sexually assaulting five boys as young as 2000 years old, PEOPLE confirms.
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Some delays are the result of council cuts: about 23,000 fewer old people receive social care than in 2010, meaning that hospitals are sometimes used as expensive alternatives to care homes.
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It will now pool that with more than £100m from Stockport's primary-care budget, she says, with the aim to treat more old people at home, which is cheaper than hospital.
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Mr Shorten once supported similar cuts, but now wants them limited to small businesses—to which he will also offer incentives for hiring old people and parents returning to the workforce.
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In the meantime, where the hell are all these old people (I mean, those virtually on the verge of death) supposed to go—and who's planning on taking care of them?
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"I don't mind a bit of noise pollution — old people can also have their fun," said Li Yu, who lived near the park and often walked through it with her daughter.
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Over time, Unicode responded to those requests, adding versions of same-sex couples, single-parent families, old people, young people, gender-neutral people, people of color, even the long-awaited redhead.
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We bet a deluxe edition of RUSH R40 tour tape (or whatever medium old people use to watch stuff on) and trucker hat combo wouldn't even break a million tape rewinds.
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If the NHL isn't careful, its fan base will soon be old people stuffing flip phones into fanny packs and extolling the virtues of how great hockey was in the 1980s.
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"Old people suddenly couldn't understand anything on the radio," said Lee Hui Min, a writer whose best-known work, "Growing Up in the Era of Lee Kuan Yew," recounts those decades.
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Travis Scott's three-years-in-the-making opus doesn't have much to say across its 17 tracks but it's 20183, but only losers and old people use that as a pejorative.
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On Saturday, weeks after his disappearance, one of Lee's classmates at Lawrence High School in Lawrence, Massachusetts, was arrested and charged with allegedly murdering and decapitating the 16-year-old, PEOPLE confirms.
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Facebook still reigns supreme with its 1.4 billion daily users compared to Snapchat's 187 million, but the changes in user growth reflect a longstanding cultural truth: what old people like isn't cool.
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But The New York Times report on the creative director's exit from Vogue delicately implies that the magazine's leadership has been stagnant for a long time, and is packed with old people.
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"I'm hoping me and her just keep going down this path where once a year, we have a weird project together until we're old people," DeVine told The Daily Beast in 2013.
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As Weisenthal notes, millennials' consumer confidence ratings have plummeted since the election: Here's your chart of the day: Consumer Confidence for young people dives, while Consumer Confidence for old people surges pic.twitter.
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He has also talked of increasing the retirement age to 70, and allowing pensions to be drawn later, as well as obliging wealthier old people to pay more towards their medical care.
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All the old people I speak to, like my grandparents for instance, the reasons they think we should leave, they use these really old things that just aren't really relevant for today.
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An actor who has reportedly appeared on The Young and the Restless was indicted Monday by a federal grand jury for allegedly abusing a girl younger than 10 years old, PEOPLE confirms.
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We've spent a lot of time talking about old people fighting and why that's usually a bad idea, but Mickey Rourke's late-stage return to boxing lends some texture to easy moralizing.
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If Indian parents relinquish their control over their children's marriages, the country will be on a slippery slope to Western-style teenage pregnancies and old people left to moulder in retirement homes.
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The $49 handheld is powered by the 643GHz CHIP, has a 4.3-inch 480 x 272 resistive touchscreen, and a full, physical QWERTY keyboard for typing like old people used to type.
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During Wednesday night's episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live, Kimmel hosted a new edition of his segment "New Lyrics for Old People," which translates younger musicians' lyrics for people of an older generation.
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But for most families, it's not always fun and heartwarming, but rather a melting pot for questions you don't want to answer and opinions from old people you never wanted to hear.
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Because sometimes when you talk to old people they shoot back to something that happened to them 30 years ago that was very important to them, and then they shoot forward again.
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"No, they gave bags, these old people, they have these old black bags, that are called -- they're black, they're black bags that people drive around and people look at them," Dalton said.
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And you see it all from the point of view of the servants, and it's two old people sitting at a table eating gruel, and the flowers are all bunches of newspaper.
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" "If they want our dollars, and we give it to them by the billions, they've got to allow people like Hayden and many other great young people and old people to speak.
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In that sense, Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton become the most powerful symbols of possibility that young people — and us old people, too — could possibly have that yes, somebody gave it through.
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The other side: As Axios has reported, more old people and fewer kids comes with its own set of problems, including the economic burden of supporting more retired people with fewer workers.
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The same pattern repeats itself in Japan: Okinawa has the greatest density of super-old people, despite having one of the lowest life expectancies in the country and generally poor health outcomes.
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What Allahdad apparently did not lose were any fighting-age male relatives, and among the rest of the civilian dead there were only a handful; most were children, women and old people.
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It isn't just the better sound quality or that it's for old people (OK, maybe that's part of it), but rather that streaming apps like Spotify are terrible at organizing classical music.
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"Shinobu Tsukasa, the head of the Yamaguchi-gumi, is a puritan in the sense that he doesn't approve of making money by engaging in selling drugs or swindling old people," Adelstein said.
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Virtual reality might currently be best known for its applications in gaming and porn, but some researchers have found a more noble use for it: teaching old people not to fall over.
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To find dialect words or expressions, they track down old people in the countryside, sit with them and patiently question them about their childhood, hoping to draw out distinctive local words and expressions.
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DARE's editors trekked out to find old people in the countryside precisely because younger urban speakers are more likely to adopt metropolitan norms, whether "broadcast standard" in America or "BBC English" in Britain.
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IT HAS been called "the most dangerous piece of legislation ever passed", "as destructive to personal and individual liberties as the Fugitive Slave Act" and a killer of women, children and old people.
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"If someone is trying to make a robot to walk old people through a nursing home or something, they may build prototype systems and get things up and running real quickly," says Rollinson.
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Between 1950 and 1980 there was an even bigger drop in the elderly suicide rate, driven partly by the declining toxicity of domestic gas, which many old people had used to kill themselves.
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Diane Sheldon, another senior resident at Watkins, said she the students at the facility "don't think of us as just old people," and instead, add to the community more than she ever expected.
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" So I was like, "I don't care, all your romantic, we're just going to vote online someday so poor people can vote, old people can vote, people who can't get to the polls.
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A lot of kids have always said that politics is for old people, but the kids in Parkland are realizing that the politicians are ruining their lives and they're doing something about it.
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Republicans will also have to deal with the unpopularity of raising healthcare costs for old people, going up against powerful lobbies like AARP, which has been on the warpath against the GOP bill.
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"As old people who are sick, it helps with time and waiting because we get dizzy in the clinic because it's too full," she said as she put her medication inside her handbag.
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Spinard said hospitals and municipalities—particularly in the Tampa Bay area of Florida where the climate is right for algal blooms and a lot of old people live—love NOAA's algal bloom forecasts.
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In brute terms, they're old people trying to figure out and build what young people want — and you can't "think differently," as Geely wants Lynk & Co to do, with the same old mind.
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Ashton Applewhite's " This Chair Rocks: A Manifesto Against Ageism " (Networked Books) and Margaret Morganroth Gullette's " Ending Ageism, or How Not to Shoot Old People " (Rutgers) both grapple thoughtfully with how we got here.
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"We have been asked to focus on the most fragile of victims - women, children, old people, indigenous and Afro-Colombian groups and LGBT people," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in an interview.
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Because I'm always on the lookout for new and exciting ways to humble myself, I decided to surrender complete administrative control of my Facebook profile to one of these old people: my dad.
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Olsen claims the show's optimistic show title is a maxim emblazoned on apparel worn by "surfers and old people going to beach resorts"—fitting imagery for the freewheeling, dizzyingly colorful music he makes.
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Canonically, Run-DMC are the nephews of two of the All That cast's beloved kids-dressed-as-old-people characters—so this holiday special runthrough of "Christmas in Hollis" is a family affair.
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"The more young and healthy people are sick at the same time, the more old people will be sick, and the more pressure there will be on the health care system," Landon explained.
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In the end, when the dark flood rises to cover these evolving models, however helpfully they have been updated (lever not screw, sun terrace and pool), their old people are anyhow all drowned.
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They are fantastically old people; people in terrible health, in wheelchairs or hobbling along on walkers, or joining me on my bench to stretch out a stiff leg or adjust a bad back.
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In the aftermath, discussions in the media and in online communities framed the exchange as a generational conflict: Youth who understand the scope and urgency of climate change and old people who don't .
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"Most of the young people feel inspired by the old people - what can they do to help them to live better?" said Lim, head of the business school at Swinburne University in Sarawak.
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A temporary humanitarian ceasefire had been in place since Sunday night in al-Hajar al-Aswad to allow women, children and old people to leave the area, state media said early on Monday.
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When I visit someone in the nursing home, I bring some beer, and old people who are in hospital get more benefits from a beer than from a bowl of porridge with milk.
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And just to be clear, we don't mean "old people" disparagingly here — the term also includes all of us delighted that the ceremony ended on time so we could all go to bed.
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However, the company is hoping to attract millennials and break the stigma that massage chairs are for old people with its lease to own program that it says was wildly successful in South Korea.
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They have borne the brunt of the introduction of a pay-as-you-go welfare state, taking out big student loans while even rich old people get free bus passes and winter-fuel allowances.
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I will admit that the 2015 John Lewis Christmas Advert did thaw my icy heart slightly, but only because anything with old people and the thought of them being lonely makes me really upset.
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Michigan authorities say convicted murderer Arthur Ream has allegedly been bragging to other prison inmates about killing seven girls before he began serving a life sentence for killing a 13-year-old, PEOPLE confirms.
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Have you ever been so pissed off in an Apple store, filled to the brim with obnoxious teens and clueless old people, that you wanted to smash all of the shiny devices on display?
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In the background in some parks are old Muslim tombs and gumbads (domes), trees and flower gardens, some stray dogs, children at play, old people taking their daily walks alongside tourists, and picnicking families.
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Beyond benefiting from the fact that white working-class voters are disproportionately concentrated in Midwestern swing states, Trump took advantage of the fact that old people are more likely to vote than young ones.
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The only exception was old people (participants over the age of 70), who inexplicably preferred ice cream to a slice of 'za when they want to carb-load their way into complacent, caloric bliss.
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Nobody needs great eyes to watch TV. Old people have terrible eyes, and they love TV. And the amazing thing about the old, human TV was… there was just this incredible plenitude of artistry.
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There were all kinds of people at the event—old people, young people, cybergoths, a man in flares of extreme proportions, a really drunk woman screaming "sippy cup," and a guy in a onesie.
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Nudes of old people, men and women alike, play a crucial role in this exhibition — as markers of the body in evolution, and as test cases for the social meanings of desire and disgust.
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"Old people in this country are accustomed to deaths being just one more statistic, and we want that to begin to change," said design student Sofia Murcia, 20, standing with friends carrying white flowers.
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The product was considered a breakthrough because it could be sucked or swabbed in the mouths of patients, including children and old people, who had an aversion to vaccinations or had difficulty swallowing pills.
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He began to visit old people who lived nearby and asked them to tell him their family stories, and found a kind of history that he couldn't find anywhere else, because it wasn't written.
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What makes this dearth of doctors even more troubling is that problems around access to healthcare will likely be compounded by the increasing needs of an aging population (old people tend to be more sick).
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Shiseido beauticians go into care homes to teach old people how to do their make-up, at a cost (to the care home) of ¥10,000-20,000 ($88-177) per visit; a process with therapeutic benefits.
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But it also has a severe form that can cause septicemia and meningitis among more high-risk people, such as pregnant women, infants, old people, and people having treatment for cancer, AIDS or organ transplants.
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After she finished school, she worked in venture capital before starting Zebra Intelligence, a startup helping brands and old people like myself better understand Gen Z. She's also an investor with her fund, Pineapple Capital.
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"You don't leave old people and little kids and women behind, and these refugees—you can see all of the footage—these are generally fighting-age males," he said, before explaining exactly how he feels.
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" Unlike war between "civilized" European nation-stations, in this mode of warfare Anglo settlers organized "irregular units to brutally attack and destroy unarmed Indigenous women, children, and old people using unlimited violence in unrelenting attacks.
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HDTV Potential Savings: $200 - $400 As old people, you might think that your kid will need a TV to watch NBC's Must See TV on Thursday night, just like you and your dorm-mates did.
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First of all, let me speak to my fellow old people, those of us who saw Star Wars in the theater or on VHS as it was first edited, before the Special Editions changed everything.
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John Ambrose, who likes to announce bingo for old people and thinks throwing a black tie event at a nursing home sounds glamorous, is the same kind of old-fashioned romantic that Lara Jean is.
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"In several districts of Eastern Ghouta, a crowd was assembled with women, children and old people, brought from other regions, who were to represent the victims of the chemical incident, " Gerasimov said, according to RIA.
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Lorraine DeGraffenreidt, who is U.C.B.'s touring-company manager in L.A., and has taken dozens of classes, described the U.C.B. "hangout scene": "You know when old people go to an elderly-care home?" she said.
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If I never see another f—g person in a cool sack dress with their baby again … I just wanna live around old people who are not reminding me every day of my infertility and loneliness.
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Instead, when structural social programs to help the poor and those struggling to make it were discussed at all, they tended to be the ones that are, by design, for old people: Social Security and Medicare.
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This type of performative leftism is red meat for, among others, the disingenuous right, whose worldview and ability to sell gold and boner pills to old people collapses unless it can portray all activism as performative.
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"He is taking bullet train rides in Japan and here you have old people knocking on bank doors for cash," said Prabhat Kumar, a college student who said he had spent six hours in the queue.
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However, it said U.S. warplanes were stopping the convoy from moving towards its destination in IS-held territory and were also preventing any aid reaching the buses, which had old people, casualties and pregnant women aboard.
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The fan account also pointed out that Meghan was spotted in Diana's gold bracelet, which Diana wore while visiting the Lord Gage Centre for Old People, a Guinness Trust Home, in Newham, East London in 1990.
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Indeed, many have done quite well; in the 1980s and '90s, Wrigley used Terry Gilliam-parroting animations and rude cartoons to successfully convince children that Bubble Tape is good because old people think it is bad.
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With the potential for convenience and expense barriers to be removed, Doppler Labs and Global Citizen are working to help dispel stigma associated with poor hearing, as most people believe bad hearing only affects old people.
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This auto-tagging starts with dates and places and then extends to people—Google's AI is uncannily good at spotting who's who in your images, even as they grow older over time (hello, fellow old people).
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The comedian Hari Kondabolu has a bit in which he deconstructs the arc of Weezer's career—and how, although he felt old at a recent concert, the old people were in fact the members of Weezer.
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She also wore a gold bracelet that belonged to her late mother-in-law, which Diana wore while visiting the Lord Gage Centre for Old People, a Guinness Trust Home, in Newham, East London in 1990.
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In addition to the "welfare trap" problem, a fast-ageing population poses another strain: Finland's ratio of old people who rely on working-age people is the third-highest in the EU after Italy and Greece.
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So when we found that out, we were like, "Well wouldn't it be great if she hallucinated…" Most old people, my grandmother for example, at the end of their lives talk about the good old days.
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The adolescent narrator does not usually get to be a real hero at all; once they are no longer 17, a person is likely to write off all that 17-year-old people experience, feel, suffer.
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"There are places that we use as passageways to enemy territory - when we reach those areas, sometimes we see old people who are weak, cannot move on their own, because of lack of food," he said.
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DHS face scans have been shown to misrecognize U.S. citizens, as well as young and old people, at higher rates, according to a September audit of biometric exit by the DHS Office of the Inspector General.
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Nao bots equipped with Zora Robotics software are, for instance, being used in hospitals and elderly homes to help motivate children with burns and old people to exercise, and in hotels where the robots greet people.
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As The Wall Street Journal reported in a hilarious piece this week, old people (that is, folks who are no longer teenagers) have started flocking to the app that has long been associated with young people.
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In February 2015, the Japanese government carried out a test exercise where drones were used to deliver food to old people living in rural areas, with hopes to have the service up and running by 2018.
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I thought of all the old people I know who have been broken by the rottenness of their offspring who become thieves or addicts or just no-account losers and figured I'd carry my own groceries.
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The article lists cases of old people being shut out of modern life: Being refused by vendors who only accept digital payments, or left unable to buy tickets at a train station, for the same reasons.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysia's Mahathir Mohamad, the world's oldest serving premier, said on Tuesday it would be a good idea for the world's youngest prime minister, Finland's Sanna Marin, to ask "old people" for their advice.
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"If you look at the world and look at the problems, it's usually old people, usually old men, not getting out of the way," the 44th president reportedly said during his speech, which centered around leadership.
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Because, to some extent, I think the old people are ... They don't need a lot of those things, and it's a distraction to the company to try to rejigger the entire product interface to attract those folks.
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Some have ridiculed the Canadian songwriter, arguing that Pono's better-than-CD resolution was inaudible to the human ear (let alone an old rocker's ear), or that sound quality is something only old people care about, anyway.
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I was seeing old people around – not in a bad way – but I feel like especially stepping away from the band and then rejoining... it's still the same band, but [that scene] feels like a lifetime ago.
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As the big baby-boom cohort born after World War Two retires, taxpayers must pay for the swelling number of old people receiving state pension benefits (the equivalent of America's Social Security) and needing extra health care.
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Entrepreneurs in other graying economies such as the United States, Britain and South Korea have similarly seized on opportunities in the sector, touting technologies from voice recognition for home appliances to robot companions for lonely old people.
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A batch of them were killed when Mina, Peter Sala's sister, ushered all the old people and children out onto the ice in minus 20 degree temperatures in February and forced them to take off their clothes.
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Yet he concluded that even if there was an app through which products could be selected and drones called for delivery, old people living in the countryside might not own or know how to use a smartphone.
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Age is also a factor: If this election excluded voters over 50, Labour would win, but there's a lot of old people in Britain, and they (particularly those over 65) tend to be keen on the Conservatives.
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"If they want our dollars, and we give it to them by the billions, they've got to allow people like Hayden and many great young people, and old people, to speak," Mr. Trump said, drawing huge applause.
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Sutherland's appointment is just a few months after activist investor Elliott Management disclosed a 5.14% stake in the company, as it tries to shake off its image as only serving "old people" and revamp its insurance business.
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I push Ma and the cat in her wheelchair up and down the halls, and just like in the commercial, old people in wheelchairs light up and clamor to hold the cat and pet it and coo.
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Mr Corbyn decided that the tabloids were not so much Rottweilers as paper tigers edited by old people who failed to realise that twenty- and thirtysomethings didn't relate to stories about the IRA and the three-day-week.
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Ahead, we look at the Money Diaries of five 31-year-old people across the country in a variety of circumstances — already a parent, actively dating, in a long-term job, juggling two part-time gigs, and more.
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The prospect of a large number of old people living in poverty should be as alarming as insufficient capital investment, not least because federal and state governments may be called upon to fix the problem with more money.
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In Spain, according to a study by Joan Ballester of the Barcelona Institute for Global Health, heat-related deaths fell between 1980 and 2015, though average summer temperatures rose almost 1°C and there were more old people.
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And it is old people who benefit most from such transfers: in 27, for example, government accounted for 218% of the health spending of those aged over 215 compared to 222% of the expenditures of those under 15.
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But virtually every expert I've ever discussed this with believes that one reason the employment rate has declined since 1999 is that old people are a larger share of the population today than they were 19803 years ago.
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I have insurance because I might get hit by a bus or cancer or a heart attack, and, secondarily, because one day I will be old, if I am lucky, and old people have lots of medical expenses.
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Over the past few years, conspiracy theories have gone from crackpot ideas peddled by crazy uncles and desert dwellers to even crazier crackpot ideas peddled by prominent politicians, cable news hosts, and tons of old people on Facebook.
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Now, if I could call up an old people's home and say, "I want this information by that time," if they have 50 old people working on computers, one of them is bound to come up with something.
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It makes no sense to build up stockpiles of colostomy bags, X-ray machines and empty care homes to be drawn down a decade or two from now, when there will be more old people to consume them.
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The second study (which consisted of 4,934 people) asked if the participants would consider dating a virgin, and the third, with 353 participants, specifically looked into how young (between 18 and 26 years old) people view sexual inexperience.
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People with symptoms in one of the high-risk groups — those who are over 65 years old; people with diabetes, hypertension, or preexisting breathing problems; or are being treated for cancer — should quickly seek medical advice or treatment.
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Even monetary policies previously considered extreme have failed to offset the persistent drag from the world's worsening demographic trends (too many old people, not enough young ones) and a lack of demand, so policymakers are getting more extreme.
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At best, you see two old people administer a heartwarming peck on the lips, and at worst you get some guy on the phone fighting with his girlfriend who is trying to tell him they're on the Jumbotron.
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So even though average premiums will go down, premiums will rise drastically for some old people, so much so that they'll go uninsured and hope they don't have serious healthcare problems before they turn 65 and qualify for Medicare.
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EARLY DAYS Entrepreneurs in other greying economies such as the United States, Britain and South Korea have similarly seized on opportunities in the sector, touting technologies from voice recognition for home appliances to robot companions for lonely old people.
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Here is how fast America is changing: By the time today's teenagers hit their 30s, there will be — for the first time ever — more minorities than whites, more old people than children, and more people practicing Islam than Judaism.
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Strenuously competitive parents may indeed produce high-achieving grownups, but it's in the nature of things that high-achieving adults are likely to become frustrated and embittered old people, once the rug is pulled out from under their occupation.
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Nut up, rob some old people, and buy some shit that's been mixed in a rusty bathtub from a guy who smells like a leper's coffin and has a tattoo of a dog eating a baby on his neck.
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For the past 60 years, the International House of Pancakes chain has sold hot cakes and greasy breakfast meats to weary travelers, old people, and drunk teens all across the nation (and Mexico and Canada, hence the "International" part).
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"If they want our dollars, and we give it to them by the billions, they've got to allow people like Hayden and many other great young people and old people to speak," Trump said during his March CPAC speech.
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The cataract was much denser than those that occur in old people, and only after it was removed could the doctors glimpse Aminata's retina — the layer of light-sensitive cells at the back of the eye, essential for sight.
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"There's probably 50 boats out there, and everybody's just running back and forth grabbing people — families, individuals, old people, dogs, cats," said Mr. Malbrough, a mechanic with a shaved head and tattoo-covered arms who lives in nearby Humble.
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" Former President Barack Obama recently said female leaders would significantly improve the world and that "if you look at the world and look at the problems, it's usually old people, usually old men not getting out of the way.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Britain faces a ticking time bomb of old people sleeping rough, with more than 550 elderly people becoming homeless each month and their numbers set to spiral, local councils said in a report released on Friday.
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Saga, which is looking to find a new chief executive after Lance Batchelor announced his departure last week, has been trying to shake off its image as only serving "old people" and had begun rebranding after a profit warning in April.
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Their judgment on the technologies they have birthed is being overridden by old people in black robes; their beloved traditions and mythologies around free and open source software are being scoffed at by corporate stiffs in suits as inconsistent hippie nonsense.
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"Biden has old people and old Obama supporters but no young people and a very, very, very small number of tech people — and certainly not in-the-prime-of-their-career in the tech group," said one unaligned Bay Area fundraiser.
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"This is the reason coffee-farming is looked at as an enterprise of old people," he said, adding that when the ministry hands out free coffee seedlings, young people are reluctant to take them, because they have nowhere to plant them.
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Why it matters: It would appear that the football world is following Silicon Valley's lead on this, as college programs and professional franchises alike have begun to, well, not really care how old people are as long as they're the best.
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And at least the promise of cheap ramen is better than what they're doing in Tokyo… which is having old people who give up their licenses take part in a graduation ceremony where they are presented with their reward, a certificate.
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"My mother and father also had the outside catering business Hillary Caterers (my dad said the name "Syd's" wasn't upmarket enough), and they used to put on a dinner for the old people at Shoreditch Church every year," she says.
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A former substitute teacher in Louisiana is avoiding jail time — and registering as a sex offender — by agreeing to plead guilty to misdemeanor sex crimes with three underage boys and sending lewd messages to a 12-year-old, PEOPLE confirms.
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Old people are more likely to vote than the young, which is taken to favour Brexit; but the better-off and better educated also vote more than the less well-off, which will go some way to offsetting that effect.
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If you spend a lot of time on Facebook, as I do, you like to live in a retirement community, out to pasture with a lot of old people, because that lively, youthful spirit, fortunately, has left us alone on Facebook.
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"The idea was that it was just for old people, and, with time, it would die out," Ian Johnson, the author of "The Souls of China," a recent book on the resurgence of religious belief in the country, told me.
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But, given our collective obsession with finding new ways to manipulate our selfies into looking like celebrities, old people, babies, and works of art, it feels almost inevitable that Snapchat's new lens will be a big hit with its users.
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Here, a subtropical climate justifies the occasional siesta, the local sport is retreating to teahouses and an oft-quoted saying instructs old people not to leave and the young not to come, as they risk losing all desire to work.
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And with Beauty & The Beast in its fourth week beating that old people movie in its first week at the box office, does that mean McDavid is Emma Watson, who has another big movie coming out in a couple weeks?
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"What comes to you is that children still jump around and old people still wait on line for a piece of bread, and women still have babies," said Mr. Ai, 59, in an interview at his hotel in New York.
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As our world descends into chaos and drudgery, corporations build new ways to help us retreat from it—consider the Black Mirror episode "San Junipero," about old people hiding from death in a virtual recreation of an 80s small town, eternally.
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Some countries responded slowly to the coronavirus threat because they deemed it a condition primarily lethal to old people "less worthy of the best efforts to contain it," the World Health Organization's director general, Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, noted recently.
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Some countries responded slowly to the coronavirus threat because they deemed it a condition primarily lethal to old people "less worthy of the best efforts to contain it," the World Health Organization's director general, Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, noted recently.
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This doesn't mean that there aren't concerns with our lack of herd immunity without a vaccine, and the risks of younger people who tend to be less affected by the virus passing it to more vulnerable populations like old people.
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It's why in this city, old people who cannot afford dental care are abandoned by their families and left in their rent-controlled apartments to die, even though if they play their cards right their kids can inherit those apartments.
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One of the reasons Google won search in the first place with old people like me was that in addition to its superior technology, it drew a harder line against allowing paid advertisements into its search results than its competitors.
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Projections show that whites will decline; the number of old people will increase; and racial minorities, mainly Hispanics, will grow the most, making them the main engine of demographic change in the US for the next 10 years and beyond.
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"He's the real 'Make America Great Again,' because if it wasn't for him, old people wouldn't even get Social Security," she told GQ. Sanders has long been an advocate of strengthening or expanding social welfare programs like Social Security and Medicare.
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But still, there's no Asian people, there's no one in a wheelchair, there's no one with leg braces, no people with glasses, no old people…I felt like 'damn, if we could've had ten models,' that would've been my perfect number.
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The problem with this style is that it suits old people—which is what many of them are—even less than blue suits suit young people: the T-shirts strain to contain bulging bellies; the jeans are too tight; the trainers look smelly.
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Mr Trump has been polling better than in other swing states, partly because Florida has so many old people (over 20% are 65 or over, compared with around 15% nationally), and they turn out to vote more reliably than young people do.
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Saga, which is looking to find a new chief executive officer after Lance Batchelor announced his departure last month, has been trying to shake off its image as only serving "old people" and had begun rebranding after a profit warning in April.
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Epstein was accused of sex-trafficking girls as young as 14 years old, PEOPLE confirmed in July, and was considered a flight risk and danger to the community by U.S. District Judge Richard Berman, who ordered that Epstein remain behind bars pending trial.
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Caught in the middle: The 4,000-year-old people sharing an island with the US military Guam waits for news At a church in central Guam on Sunday, parishioners sang "Lord, we pray for world peace" after discussing the potential North Korean threat.
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Reuters: Apple CEO downplays special dividend at shareholder meeting WSJ: Amazon's latest ambition: To be a major hospital supplier Gizmodo: Study backs up creeping feeling that Facebook is just for old people now Axios: Peter Thiel: AI is communist View the discussion thread.
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What has changed is how young and old people answer the question: From 2015 to 2016, the same share of people ages 18 to 29 said they would move to the US; among people 50 and older, however, the number dropped significantly.
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Theories about Q's endgame abound, but after watching closely for several months now, I think the odds are in favor of Q being an elaborate troll, aimed directly at one of the most gullible demographics in the world—old people on Facebook.
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This logic doesn't apply to corporate executives whose compensation is linked to short-term stock prices, to old people who are looking to spend accumulated savings, or to stockbrokers who take advantage of cognitive errors to extract excess trading fees from normal people.
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T'n'D couldn't be further away from nice, sweet, noble old people who have those two-wheel carts to take their shopping on the bus; or who go to water aerobics; or who know no greater pleasure in the world than just sitting down.
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Then, under Donald Trump's leadership, they just completely disavowed the goal of cutting programs for the elderly and in fact started to argue that Democrats were undermining the welfare state for old people by proposing to give health care to younger people.
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"The word 'cruise' has associations with old people and boring stuff, which of course is not true," said Ulf Henrick Wynnsdale, the president and chief executive officer of Norwegian Yacht Voyages, which adopted its name to avoid conflict with Norwegian Cruise Lines.
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"The primary objective of this first study is really just to demonstrate safety," McCracken said, rather than testing to see if young blood makes old people leap out of bed and dance like Grandpa Joe in Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.
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It's the kind of art that confuses old people, like Liu-Wong's sister's husband's grandfather, who once asked the artist how she comes up with her "crazy ideas"—since it's not the sort of stuff he thought a "normal person" would paint.
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Given that the rest of my life is a stream of constant noise, from nightclubs to the sliding doors of trains to the garbled chatter of conference calls, spending time in a huge building with loads of old people is actually quite relaxing.
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The votes of old people count just as much, of course, but any young and ambitious Democrat looking at the demographics of the party and the demographics of Sanders supporters has to conclude that his brand of politics is extremely promising for the future.
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In these cases — and certainly in those of the more famous and successful who have been accused, like Polanski and Woody Allen (whose daughter has alleged he raped her when she was 7 years old) — people often ask why anyone works with these men.
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The decision to include a pledge in the manifesto to require old people who live in valuable houses to meet more of the costs of their in-home care was intended to demonstrate that the Conservatives are not just the party of elderly, rich southerners.
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Philip Kennicott finds the 10-year challenge depressing: It plays into our narcissism, and our competitive instincts, and it is little different from a game of "Hot or Not," but for old people on Facebook who know their friends will be kind if not truthful.
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It's integral to remember the last time Jack saw Nicky before the explosion, he was extremely high, holding his hand in a fake gun position, and pretending to shoot the innocent Vietnamese denizens of their ville (who are just old people, women, and children).
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But the CARE Act would still be better for young people than it would for the old Still, CARE still ends up with some of the same outcomes as Better Way: namely, making insurance cheaper for young people and more expensive for old people.
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Dr Zhavoronkov's Insilico Medicine, based in Baltimore, is using machine learning on vast piles of published genomic data to work out the differences between the tissues of young and old people and to look at how patterns of gene expression evolve as people age.
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" The "Bodak Yellow" rapper weighed in on Social Security during an interview with GQ posted last week, telling the magazine that President Franklin Delano Roosevelt was "the real 'Make America Great Again,' because if it wasn't for him, old people wouldn't even get Social Security.
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If you ask enough people, and if those people are representative of society—the right proportions of men and women, old people and young people and so on—then you should get an answer that's within 2 to 3 percentage points of the final result.
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Old people will need to purchase an Apple Watch and a Pepper robot (only available in Japan at the moment), pricing it out to a bump over $2,200 U.S. That's still cheaper than hiring an in-home care assistant to monitor someone around the clock.
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"I was lucky enough to write songs that carry a good beat and tell a real story that people could feel was their story, too — something that old people or the kids could both enjoy," Mr. Domino told The Los Angeles Times in 22006.
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Before Aaron was diagnosed with brain cancer, I was living a charmed life where only the very old people in my life had ever had cancer, where stories like mine were things that had happened to a friend of a friend of a friend.
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And whether that's the fault of idiot protest voters who didn't think the country would really vote for Brexit, or stay-at-home Remainers who couldn't face a rainy walk to the polling station, or ever-popularly scapegoated racist old people, it's a devastating blow.
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Expect all their general managers to coax a fourth straight division title out of the team as Carl Crawford edges out Hunter Pence for NL Comeback Player of the Year, and Yasiel Puig continues to incense old people with his markedly Korean bat flipping.
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On the Voting Rights Act "Thank God in America voter fraud is very, very rare but (Republican states) are using that argument to make it harder for poor people, for old people, for people of color to vote," Sanders said about Republicans attacking the Voting Rights Act.
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We can see ethnicity and we should, because if we ignore or say we can&apost see skin color then we can&apost see the oppression and the wrongdoing that happens even down to the little babies in the womb all the way to old people.
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Click here to view original GIFYou know you're old as hell when the only way to find out what young people are doing is to have other old people explain to you what the youths of today are doing, because you don't actually know anyone young anymore.
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I bought Facebook stock the day before the earnings because I think, and that's hypocritical, because I'm very critical of Facebook, I think young people or old people, switch them out, I think we have an obligation to create economic security for us and our families.
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There are some, but it's hard to think of cases where really strong networks were built: Imgur, certain fitness tracking apps, Kindle/Goodreads, Zynga games (the network enables leader boards and trading, but, ultimately, when the game gets old, people stop playing it, despite the network).
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Getting the elderly to give up their driver's licenses can be a sensitive, potentially upsetting business, but the local government in Japan's Aichi prefecture thinks it has hit on a solution: Persuade old people to voluntarily give up their driving privileges by bribing them with ramen discounts.
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Quietly helping Reeves, Tegler and 266 other residents of two assisted living homes in upstate New York accomplish their bucket list goals is David Tosetto, who owns both Mount View and Cobb's Hill Manor in Rochester, N.Y. "Young people dream and old people remember," said Tosetto.
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You can see them in the looks that residents give you when they pass; sneering snobs glaring down their noses with entitlement; small-minded townies, bullying you with eyes that you recognize from the primary school lunchroom; the old people, 80 and above, wearing blank stares.
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Like photographers' assistants at real photo shoots, first they prep the area, cleaning it, improving it, discussing the angle of the light, and, if necessary, they will even move the bed in order to crop from the shot anything unsightly: stray trash, old leaves, old people.
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"The thing that's really striking is that this is in 45-year-old people, not the geriatric patients who are usually assessed with such measures," said lead researcher Line J.H. Rasmussen, a post-doctoral researcher in the Duke University department of psychology and neuroscience,in a release.
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Again, the show is truly at its most camp when attempting to explain the quirks of the internet to old people and does so with aplomb during this episode that is desperately trying to understand why a social media star keeps putting everything about herself online.
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Meghan also stacked gold bangles on her right arm, including another heirloom from her late mother-in-law — a cuff bracelet featuring diamonds and blue stones that Diana wore while visiting the Lord Gage Centre for Old People, a Guinness Trust Home, in East London in 1990.
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"There were old people, young people, people talking about the jump-outs, never knowing when you're walking down the street whether someone is going to jump out and search you," said Alec Karakatsanis, a civil rights lawyer, recalling a community forum he helped organize at the time.
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Because I was a nerd, I experienced it as a place where you could go and just sit at the feet of old people who have spent their whole lives researching something and hear them talk about it, and just totally lose yourself in this world of ideas.
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Hosing down the NIH with $2 billion for priorities like Alzheimer's and the Precision Medicine Initiative might save lives down the line, and it's also the kind of thing that aging members of Congress can wrap their heads around most easily, because old people are scared of dying.
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Old people vote, young people protest, and those trends mean that older people's values have become disproportionally represented through the political system, and parties and younger people are now out there on the street every day in their pink hats because they feel that their values are under threat.
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Here's her definition of a hurricane-related death: "You can't exactly say these people died because of the hurricane, because they were old people or they already had health conditions," she said, adding that in general, death certificates don't necessarily account for the conditions in which someone died.
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In short, it's not like there weren't some perfectly convincing reasons for voting for Trump, or to leave the European Union, and it's not as if either Clinton or the Remain campaign offered anything other than a relatively uninspiring business as usual vision peddled by the same old people.
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The new "ultra-mobile" device (a term us old people used to use to refer to something closer to a netbook) is a hard thing to contextualize without a picture, so I took a bunch, and many of my oft-jaded co-workers fell for the thing immediately.
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Electronics makers are producing devices that are designed specifically for old people: for example, Independa manufactures a monitor that sends an alert if something untoward happens, making it easier for the frail elderly to stay in their own homes ("age in place") rather than move to nursing homes.
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A meta-analysis by the academics Michael S. North and Susan T. Fiske reveals that Eastern societies actually have more negative attitudes toward the elderly than Western ones do, and that the global ageism boom stems not from modernization or capitalism but from the increase in old people.
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When a UCLA researcher named Letitia Anne Peplau first started to medically define loneliness in the late 70s and early 303s, she gave special consideration to how the condition affected old people, and to this day the vast bulk of research into the topic is about the elderly population.
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In Aviv's story on guardianship among the elderly, it plays out in a more prosaic and yet similarly shocking form — with old people who are hardly incompetent handed over to professional guardians who sell their assets and consign them to assisted living facilities from which they can't escape.
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But Parks flourished in a larger system designed around the assumption that old people are basically better off without their kids, because offspring are probably motivated either by raw emotionalism or by gimme-gimme avarice, as opposed to the cool wisdom of expert doctors, professional guardians, and wise judges.
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Meghan, 38, also stacked gold bangles on her right arm, including another heirloom from her late mother-in-law — a cuff bracelet featuring diamonds and blue stones that Diana wore while visiting the Lord Gage Centre for Old People, a Guinness Trust Home, in East London in 1990.
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But with "The Irishman," Scorsese has made a film in which a 61-year-old Ray Romano feels like a fresh face; its lead actors are, on average, older than the old people in "Cocoon," a movie in which you definitely didn't see Wilford Brimley curb-stomp anyone.
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Jones is an evangelist for the psychic, spiritual, physical and intellectual benefits cooking can bring old people: the math and concentration required for following a recipe, the exercise of kneading bread or whisking eggs, the self-regard that shows in setting a place and sitting down for a meal.
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"Understanding how old people are is quite important to the work we&aposre doing, not only to create age-appropriate experiences but to live up to our longstanding rule to not allow access to young people," Instagram&aposs head of product Vishal Shah said in an interview with Reuters.
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Old people and young people will never not be complaining about each other, but the debate takes on a particular urgency considering policy decisions carried out by boomers have created an increasingly inhospitable planet for millennials and Gen Z. When you just can't argue anymore, "OK boomer" is there.
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It's a favourite among wedding DJs, children, old people, and, apparently, Josh Homme of Queens of the Stone Age, proving that, despite his Alpha Male front, he's really no better than your dad, who'll approvingly tap his foot whenever he hears the Bruno Mars and Mark Ronson track.
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And because it's less necessary for advice columns to respond to the more straightforward stuff that can be easily Googled (to the point where LMGTFY is an actual website), they skew more heavily toward the philosophical, developing their own subgenres and vocabularies — they're not just for old people or housewives anymore.
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Pieces in this year's festival include a stage adaptation of the novel "Old People and the Things That Pass" by the theater director Ivo Van Hove; "The Future of Sex" by the experimental Dutch theater troupe Wunderbaum; and a series of contemporary classical music concerts in the cavernous Maschinenhaus. ruhrtriennale.
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First appearing in a diary that was published in the late 1800s, the legend of the hibernating old people recounts the tale of a poor family outside of Montpelier that couldn't afford to feed and clothe the oldest members of their family, so they froze the people and buried them.
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