It's just a different deal when you're an older person.
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The older person in the lower right's ears are unfortunate.
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They can't refuse to have sex with an older person.
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Do not assume that the older person minds the age difference.
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Grey nomad - An older person who spends their retirement years travelling.
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Yet only one older person in five currently wears hearing aids.
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"But not every older person is a grandparent," Mr. Johnston said.
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Younger workers thought the older person was coaching them or mentoring them.
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He would be the perfect companion for an older person or couple.
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As an older person, you're just horrified of an 18-year-old.
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As an older person, I really have learned to follow those indications.
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The older person with creeping dementia will have more years living independently.
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Where can I learn more about protecting an older person from fraud?
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Some questions an older person might have watching this ad: Who is that?
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If you are an older person, stay home and away from other people.
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Do you think you, in turn, have ever taught an older person something?
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Every 19 minutes in this country, an older person dies from a fall.
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You likely have some kind of experience helping an older person navigate the internet.
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They're like gremlins ... you would never believe how strong a confused older person is.
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That is the most important thing I can be doing, as an older person.
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Have you ever helped an older person with his or her phone or computer?
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Ask Well Q. Is it more difficult for an older person to lose weight?
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ON INTUITION: As an older person, I really have learned to follow those [instinctual] indications.
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"As an older person, I never remarried, because I had such an incredible husband," she mused.
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Eventually I got an older person who worked there to buy me a bottle of vodka.
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When I hear people complain about them, I become that whiny older person in the room.
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"I am an older person, and I feel so happy I could dance," said Paz Reyes.
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As an older person, I am confused when I read about people in same-sex marriages.
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You were raised to get up if an older person came along and offer the seat.
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Several of those fatal cases "involved a middle-aged or older person," per the Washington Post.
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An older person shows signs of dementia, facilities are recommended, their child might visit one, admission follows.
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It means an older person, usually a man, who expects unquestioning obedience from people who are junior.
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A young person's death cuts average life expectancy by more than the death of an older person.
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A: Envisioning yourself as an older person really helps, because it makes the prospect seem more real.
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It's shorthand for an older person angry that people they think don't belong are ruining the neighborhood.
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What should I do if I think an older person has been a victim of financial fraud?
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The story almost always begins with a younger person telling an older person to Google Andrew Yang.
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I would encourage any, older person in any workplace always be encouraging towards young people, always support them.
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"An older person in good physical condition who has a shockable rhythm — it can work," Dr. Druwé said.
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"Obviously, an older person taking the class doesn't really care if they pass or fail," Mr. Creutzfeldt said.
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"Obviously, an older person taking the class doesn't really care if they pass or fail," Mr. Creutzfeldt said.
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This decline in kidney function becomes a problem when an older person donates a kidney to someone significantly younger.
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She'll curl up into a ball and lay down next to an older person, or jump around with kids.
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A common theme in the lives of most toddlers is the desire to be treated as an older person.
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"The older person, who is cognitively fine, is just excluded, referred to as 'he' or 'she,'" Dr. Adelman said.
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Nutritional food would help prevent diabetes and arteriosclerosis in an older person as well as help nourish a toddler.
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She fell down dead walking somewhere—in those days, if an older person died, no one did an autopsy.
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But how useful or meaningful is a test that identifies nearly every older person as likely to have prediabetes?
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If you are an older person, they will remind you of when you were young and used to like things.
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Only time we'd know a difference is when an older person would blast out something that had that racial whatever.
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An example: the sight of an older person using a cane might trigger associations with "dependency" and "incompetence" -- negative biases.
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Tan will be a teenager soon, and it's hard for an older person, like my mother, to control a teenager.
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But his communications officers have said that Mr. Duterte, 74, like any other older person, needs his own personal time.
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"When I moved here there were many more older people, and now I myself am an older person," he said.
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The fact that it was about this sketchy older person facilitating booze for kids — we all knew that person growing up.
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The first thing he noticed was how Hongkongers quickly became impatient when an older person walked slowly in front of them.
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Sometimes a wise, older person we know bestows it upon us, or maybe sometimes we just get it from a friend.
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The song is a young person's impression of an older person reflecting on life and dwelling on what could have been.
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It then increases the score again for any older person living in poverty, a relatively small share because of Social Security.
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Her therapist, a woman in her 70s — "I wanted an older person," she said, "someone that wasn't impressed" — is now retired.
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Cohousing or village neighbors can offer lifts or bring meals, but they can't help a frail older person take a shower.
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Not every older person needs a geriatrician, but the federal model estimates that 30 percent of the over-65 population does.
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Rather, the 63-year-old's premiums help cover the costs of an older person or someone with more expensive medical needs.
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Hearing a parent's story may be as important to the adult child as it is to the older person telling it.
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If your parents aren't around, you can still cultivate a relationship with an older person who is similar to a parental figure.
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This highlights the importance of trying to talk options through with the older person rather than assuming their family knows their views.
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Or maybe you are looking for a full-fledged traveling companion — or even a traveling nurse — for an older person, or yourself?
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Instead, they hired an F.B.I. profiler, who deduced from the handwriting on the envelope that "The Watcher" was likely an older person.
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Assets that go here are no longer under the control of the older person, and they are subject to protection from creditors.
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Maybe it was easier to be friends with an older person outside of my family because families live with one another's faults.
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Then again, an older person — even an older millennial — might point out that money, fame and glamour are worth only so much.
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Ms. Kuhn's entire house is a study in efficiency and simple modifications that can make all the difference for an older person.
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Previously, an infirm, older person could send a relative or neighbor with the relevant paperwork as a proxy to collect monthly rations.
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Harassment or discrimination: The older person gets called "grandma/grandpa" as a nickname or gets excluded from certain tasks because of their age.
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If an older person is walking up in the restaurant or the coffee shop, you wait your turn and let them go ahead.
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"An older person may do very well in their typical routine, going the usual places, seeing the usual people," McIsaac said by email.
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Studies have shown that living with the virus as an older person can bring a slew of other negative effects on one's health.
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Youth comes part and parcel with mistake-making, and every older person was young once, not to mention imperfectly human throughout their lives.
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The website of the National Adult Protective Services Association shows you, state by state, how to seek help for an abused older person.
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Whether you're a homemaker or a telecommuter or an older person on her own, talk shows help you connect with the outside world.
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Through the years I witnessed her beautiful childlike demeanor disappear, gradually replaced with a sadness and depression generally seen in an older person.
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Just as a fall can permanently damage the health of an older person, conflict, drought or epidemic can permanently make a country poorer.
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This also means that if an older person falls in January, they may use up all their therapy benefits for the entire year.
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An older person dies every seven minutes in the UK in winter—a figure largely put down to shockingly high levels of fuel poverty.
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"If we can have an older person start a Roth and take distributions to bridge the gap, it comes out tax-free," Delaney said.
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Legal or not, this relationship with Luca isn't really Tabitha's healthiest move, and Luca, as the older person, should be more mindful of that.
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The amount of sleep people need varies from person to person; there is no "gold standard" for how much sleep an older person needs.
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The time to recover from a failed enterprise is short, and the consequences of financial losses may be considerably greater for an older person.
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But discussing how aggressively an older person wants to be treated remains a conversation — probably a series of them — best held before a crisis.
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Britain said an older person with underlying health problems had succumbed to the virus on Thursday, while the number of infections jumped to 115.
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Sure, an older person should probably eat a healthier meal, but damnit, they're still people and who have cravings for batter-fried chicken, too.
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I'm a bit affected when kids come to say goodbye to their beloved pet, or when an older person says goodbye to their loyal companion.
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In other words, one of the best ways to connect with that older person you'll become in a few decades is to see a picture.
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Further, in a third state, the same older person might be residing in an "assisted living residence" and receiving daily assistance from certified nurse aides.
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However, not every older person is on Medicare and there are still the problems of co-pays and exceeding the yearly limit allowed by Medicare.
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An early draft of the bill had said that minors under 15 would be assumed not to have given consent to sex with an older person.
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Another day, another well-off older person reminding young people that our generation will probably always struggle to obtain the things our parents took for granted.
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On average, older adults living in the community have between nine and thirteen prescriptions filled yearly; the average older person takes about five prescription drugs daily.
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An older person who has a total hip replacement may need to recuperate at a skilled nursing center — institutions that have been hit hard by the coronavirus.
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This is how I look at it: it's hard for an older person to rock with the new generation because they can't relate with what they're saying.
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But the other things, such as a 401(k) and especially life insurance, that all seemed like something a much older person would need to worry about.
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After all, they tell Mashable, there are already ergonomically-designed vibrators on the market that do meet many of the physical needs of, say, an arthritic older person.
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This is the second time an older person has told Midge a beautiful women can't be taken seriously (the other example was with Abe during the JFK chat).
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"Elevated glucose in an older person may not add all that much in terms of long term risk, over and above the impact of age itself," Wong said.
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As a refresher, that's when an older person pays for a young person's blood and has it pumped into their veins in the hope that it'll fight aging.
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Britain said on Thursday that an older person with underlying health problems had died of the virus, and the number of infections had risen to 116 by Friday.
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The woman leans out her window and calls after him: Young man, I am an older person who feels free because of that to ask questions and give advice. . . .
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If a poor older person turned off air-conditioning during a heat wave to avoid the price spike and died of heat stroke, it would be a human tragedy.
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It was thus surprising to a hardened older person that they'd been so moved by the story of Erhardt, and by the moral plight of their higher-earning contemporaries.
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Illinois extended the statute of limitations to seven years from three for prosecuting a person accused of taking financial advantage of an older person or a person with disabilities.
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" She paused, adding: "One of the great things about being an older person is that I am very aware of the scope of the work and the historical sense of it.
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"This theme of older person helping younger person had been the underlying theme of my own life," Ms. Wersba wrote in an autobiographical entry in a Gale reference series on writers.
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Mr. Pratt offered the example of a driver cruising through intersections where various pedestrians wait to cross: an older person, a mother holding a child's hand or a group of teenagers.
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Insurers are prohibited today from charging the older person more than three times as much as the youngest, but the Republican plan would allow them to charge five times as much.
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However, later on Thursday, Sarmiento apologized for his earlier words and said rescuers did not have enough information to know if it is an older person or a child in the rubble.
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In one state, an older person might be living in a "personal care home" staffed by unlicensed employees and "proxy caregivers" who have authority to administer medication and perform health maintenance activities.
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What changed things for me was someone finding me attractive, and an older person who had the same experiences I'd encountered encouraging me to be as butch as I wanted to be.
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Some of those romance scams start out as a sweepstakes scam and then the guy realizes I've got this older person on the phone, I can talk them into a romantic relationship.
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I feel that way, and I'm an older person, but my kids, they ... It's a very ... There's no central advice situation anymore, or there's no one you trust to give good advice.
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I used to spend every other summer there as a child, but going back as an older person allowed for way more exploration and back-and-forth between both sides of my family.
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Mostly it was the usual stuff: someone on a cell talking too loudly, someone with a walker blocking the aisle, nobody exiting from the rear, people not getting up for an older person.
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The New Old Age Why would an older person essentially discharge himself from a hospital, defying a physician's recommendation and signing a daunting form that acknowledges he is leaving A.M.A. — against medical advice?
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Out of nowhere, the older person picks a fight with the young man, claiming that he stole his wallet and forcing him to get off at the next stop to go to the police.
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As a doctor whose specialty is geriatrics, I try to weigh the many, complicated reasons an older person might be out with the significant reasons they — and all of us — should reconsider going outside.
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Here's an example of the difference as it relates to ageism: Microaggression: When an older employee enters a conversation, people speak more loudly or distinctly because they assume the older person is hard of hearing.
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While it's true that age is just a number, baby, it's also the case that there's a lot of bravado involved in US rap especially that just feels immature when worn by an older person.
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Reuters Health - Taking both physical frailty and cognitive impairment into account may yield a better estimate than either factor alone of the odds an older person will survive after major surgery, a U.S. study suggests.
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You can't necessarily look at a picture of a person and figure out which BMI category they fit into, or judge their health from their apparent weight, especially an older person like 71-year-old Trump.
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This a large reason why two adults with a significant age difference can drink the same amount of wine or beer, but the older person will have a higher blood alcohol concentration than their younger counterpart.
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Choose to start as an older person and you might own one already, but starting out as a fresh-faced eighteen year old I simply hadn't lived long enough to own a ship of my own.
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A new C.D.C. study, published in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, points out that doctors write enough antibiotic prescriptions annually — nearly 52 million in 2014 — for every older person to get at least one.
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"It's Friday night and employers don't have to worry about the older person blowing off work for a party," said Paul Harrington, a professor at Drexel University in Philadelphia, who has studied teenagers in the labor market.
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Under Obamacare, insurers are generally only allowed to charge an older person about three times what they would charge a younger person — under the theory that older people are often sicker and therefore need to use more insurance.
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In fact, Dr. Boerner said, an older person whose child dies may feel more vulnerable than someone who never had a child (another growing cohort) and therefore formed the extended social networks that childless people often depend on.
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What does it feel like to move around in the world under these circumstances, especially as someone who's — I've seen your picture — doesn't look like the kind of older person we associate with being especially threatened by the coronavirus.
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Examples include accompanying an older person to visit a doctor, mentoring at an orphanage and serving as a sponsor at Alcoholics Anonymous — or, potentially soon, Virtual Reality Anonymous (for those addicted to their parallel lives in computer-generated simulations).
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Was she balking at hooking up with a quasi-relative (Rita, played by Judith Roberts, is referred to as the Pemberton kids' great-grandmother; Mickey is their aunt), or at the idea of an older person whose body she finds repulsive?
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And FaceApp had its 15 minutes of fame for letting you take a pic of yourself or someone else and view that same picture in a foursquare as a younger person, an older person, and with changed gender (yes, sometimes controversially).
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Oregon has what's called a "Romeo and Juliet" law, according to the Statesman Journal that allows consensual sexual activity between a minor and another person so long as the minor is within three years of age of the older person.
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These vastly divergent models are problematic enough for any older person seeking assistance with daily activities, but the difficulties are magnified in the Medicaid context, since Medicaid-funded residents by definition have care needs qualifying them for nursing home care.
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It's not clear how Akademiks got the video or if it was doctored in some way, but assuming the footage is legitimate, she's far from the only adolescent viral star to be manipulated by an older person who should know better.
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Seniors (particularly those ages 75+) are in a much higher-risk bracket, both because our immune systems become less proficient as we age and because if an older person does contract COVID-19, it's more likely to be a serious case.
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Though this problem often can be brought on by stress, high blood pressure or bleeding issues in an older person, and certainly looks striking on television, it is usually nothing to worry about, particularly if it doesn't persist or recur.
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But while these high-profile applications can be and have been useful, Ermolaev seemed more sanguine about the more prosaic applications: a lost child or confused older person, for instance, can be found in a moment's time rather than diverting manpower to painstaking search.
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"Giving a pill to sedate the child or older person is a quicker and easier response than training caregivers and staff (to provide) non-pharmacological, safer and in many instances more effective treatment," said Bill Grimm, an attorney with the National Center for Youth Law.
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In a survey of family caregivers, more than a third had engaged in potentially harmful behavior toward their older family member in the previous three months Such harmful behaviors might include insulting, swearing, or screaming or yelling at the older person or roughly handling them.
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"The younger players on the-then tournament committee decided they wanted Jacklin as a captain they could relate to as a major champion who was still playing, rather than an older person with a view to giving an award for past services," said Schofield.
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Pick up a piece of litter and throw it in the trash, offer to carry someone's groceries to their car, make soup for an older person living alone, set up a "little free library" in your town, or shovel a neighbor's walkway without being asked.
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This is why "millennial," in the mouth of an older person, often sounds pejorative: To them, we are an ocean of people demanding treatment no one before them ever received, and drastically reshaping everything in our path, from college campuses to the mattress industry.
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Whether it's volunteering to get groceries for an older person who's staying home, or helping AI predict the spread of Covid-19, or donating to a good charity that's doing coronavirus relief, research shows that helping others can make us happier and healthier, too.
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"We're here to investigate what possible crimes there are, from anything to the involuntary manslaughter or death that may have happened to some young person or older person because of this poisoning, to misconduct in office," said Todd Flood, special counsel for the state's Flint investigation.
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I think he personifies the characters in life who are sometimes brothers, or a sister or an uncle, the cool older person who can do no wrong in your eyes, who you kind of think is is there to serve your childish dreams, because you're young.
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I shuffled like my grandmother in my early 20s, periodically experienced urinary incontinence from the age of 17, temporarily lost vision and needed tinted magnifying lenses in my 30s, and now in my 40s experience cognitive challenges that are more typical of a much older person.
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For Molly, who had probably never encountered anything but support and encouragement from her parents and professors, some part of the truth was that she really believed a well-known and very busy older person had nothing better to do than assist her on her path to achievement.
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The variety of exercises offered aren't going to be sufficient for serious athletes or even people training for specific sports, but the set could be good to spur on a couch potato keen to get up and get moving, or an older person who wants to up their fitness level.
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My wife and I are also attempting to ration our intake of online news around Covid-19, as we're finding the particular cocktail of anecdotes from Italian hospitals, charts of exponential infection rates, and general worry for every older person we know does not do good things for our blood pressure.
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A match made in heaven For those lucky enough to get on the national transplant list, it usually takes about seven years before finding a match - and if you're an older person, that's only if you can find a hospital willing to perform the surgery on someone over 70 years old.
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" According to the medical charity Doctors Without Borders (MSF), five people died in Madaya over the last week, three of whom — one of the boys, an older person with vascular disease and a man who died from malnutrition — "could probably have been stabilized if urgently-called-for medical evacuations had been permitted.
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In 2009, after financing his research with a loan of almost $500,000 on his house, Dr. Roses and his team identified a second gene that they said could help predict whether the cognitive ability of an older person, generally between 65 and 83, would decline within about five years of acquiring Alzheimer's.
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It's Thanksgiving, so if you're faced with a particularly silent or off-putting companion try a question about memories or norms associated with meals — ask the newcomer what food they most miss and why, the older person what they ate as a child, the grade schooler how they feel about Italian Dunkers.
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"The one way you can tell it's an older person using social media is when they pass on some mass-consumption piece titled 'Check this out LOL' that calls attention to itself while telling you it's supposed to be funny," said Jim O'Grady, 57, a reporter for the public radio station WNYC in New York.
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"Understanding that your child is having these feelings, and their body is changing, and they're experiencing all these new things that an older person should be experiencing, but at the same time, they come home and they still want to play (with) Barbies," said Rodriguez, a mom of three whose oldest son is a soon-to-be seventh-grader.
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Each young person is close to the age of the four girls who were murdered (three of them were 14 and one was 11), and each older person is the approximate age that the girls would have been if they had not been murdered: around 70 years old, the age of many of our parents or grandparents or other dear older relatives.
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Taken from a famous Nathaniel Hawthorne short story (in which the ghost of an old man shows up to taunt some British soldiers in the 17th century), the Gray Champion is an older person whose interests align with a younger "hero" generation in the midst of a vast crisis, and the resulting coalition of the Great Man and the Great Generation summarily ends the crisis and saves the world.
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My job is to protect you, or your parents, or grandparents, from the fear of having to sell your home to pay for the costs of care, and so I am announcing now – on the steps of Downing Street – that we will fix the crisis in social care once and for all with a clear plan we have prepared to give every older person the dignity and security they deserve.
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Lynn Vavreck, a political scientist at U.C.L.A., looked at the same issue from a different angle: The ways these races get framed depends a lot on who the candidates are and what their constraints are — if O'Rourke finds himself in a race against another young white male who is inspiring, these things won't be a strength of his; but if he finds himself running against an older person who isn't inspiring, they could be.
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