Sixty-somethings tend to be grittier, on average, than fifty-somethings, who are in turn grittier than forty-somethings, and so on.
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That's because the sixty-somethings I've surveyed differ from the twenty-somethings in two ways.
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They sound like weathered twenty-somethings (thirty somethings, in Arie's case) complaining about dating apps.
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It's been almost 20 years since the final episode aired and our 30-somethings have become 50-somethings.
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Beyond all this, when you consider the 2024 or 2028 election cycles, a striking reality is that many of today's 70-somethings will be dead and most of today's 20-somethings will be 30-somethings.
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The average age for first-time moms is climbing, and thirty-somethings are now having more babies than twenty-somethings.
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But will today's wealthy 280-somethings and 2000-somethings develop a passion for buying art that will maintain its price?
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Twenty-somethings and 30-somethings put a lot more value in experiences and less value in let's say owning a home/mortgage.
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" Baute boiled down the evening and early morning in 2013 to "20-somethings doing what all 20-somethings do all over the country.
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To evaluate perceptions of solo diners, she and fellow researchers once had four 20-somethings and four 40-somethings photographed at a restaurant.
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Both groups answered the 403-somethings, but when the researchers asked each group about their own subjective well-being, the 70-somethings scored higher.
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While most 20-somethings are trying to cover their bills and may be under a weight of student debt, 30-somethings often have significant savings opportunities.
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"It seems that 20- and 30-somethings have an easier time internalizing the coach and therefore reducing their usage than 40- and 50-somethings," he says.
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Roseanne Barr and John Goodman return as Roseanne and Dan Conner, replacing the perils of 30-somethings with the perils of 60-somethings whose lives didn't quite work out.
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The weathered 50-somethings Atalanta and Barry, who grew up together in Providence, are mismatched with the shallow 20-somethings Freddie and Patty, who once had a disastrous affair.
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She said younger teenagers generally look to protect their online presence perhaps more than their older classmates or the 20-somethings and 30-somethings who share their lives with abandon.
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Today's teenagers are the 22016-somethings of the next decade and the 20173-somethings of the decade after that, so as long as people don't stop using Snapchat, the audience will grow.
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Since 2000, the white population under the age of 18 has shrunk by seven million, and declines are projected among white 20-somethings and 30-somethings over the next two decades and beyond.
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The study found that 80% of women deal with night sweats, for as long as 14 years, including 30-somethings and even 20-somethings (a younger demographic than is typically associated with the issue).
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"We not seeing 20-somethings getting married, we are seeing 30-somethings and it's still just as hard to stay married," said Peter Walzer, the president of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, or AAML.
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This year, he got beat by a group of 20-somethings.
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Twenty-somethings these days aren't getting married like they used to.
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We have to look at the 30-somethings and the millennials.
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Also, say hi to the 30- and 40-somethings you meet.
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Indeed, 90-somethings have been joined by younger generations of tyros.
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Ahead are the (mostly) 20-somethings competing for Clare Crawley's heart.
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Pretty 20-somethings were playing "Corn Hole," the American college game.
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"Friends" has similar storylines about 20-somethings in New York City.
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When its organic stars are 20-somethings who do the kinds of dumb, offensive things that 20-somethings who have amassed huge followings and fortunes do, celebrities—media-trained, groomed, predictable—start to look mighty appealing.
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There are lots of better somethings, no matter what platform you use.
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Today's 20-somethings change jobs more often than their parents' generation, too.
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THE photograph of two skinny, half-naked 20-somethings defined a generation.
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Despite conventional wisdom, time is not on 20-somethings' side, he said.
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I don't think most 20-somethings have that level of self-awareness.
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You never if [know] if somethings gonna catch a spark or not.
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THE CROWD Fun-loving 20-somethings not too jaded for small talk.
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Dozens of 20-somethings in Tokyo choose to live in tiny apartments.
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Top Kenyan officials are widely believed to make millions from little somethings.
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This could tip the scales in a race against 70-somethings Sen.
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There are plenty of twenty-somethings who might have trouble doing that.
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There are drumming, guitar playing, free soup and 20-somethings swigging beer.
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Some recruit older participants, but most target college students and 20-somethings.
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Consider the 20-somethings who are buying cheap flights amid coronavirus fears.
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It seems antique and quaint compared to how 2500-somethings now socialize.
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In a sense they're doing what twenty-somethings can do without fear.
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The 22019-somethings who once used to Instagram their eggs Benedict and bottomless mimosas at brunch are now 30-somethings — and they're sharing the pork shoulder they slow-roasted all day or the lemon pound cake they baked.
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" Generational expert Jason Dorsey agrees: "We're expecting to have people in their 266s and 22020s still relying heavily on their parents—267-somethings who still live at home and 22026-somethings whose parents still pay for their cellphone bill.
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BamBrogan would organize parties and other diversions for the over-worked 20-somethings.
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They were teenagers and 20-somethings, introverts and music lovers, just like them.
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For many 20-somethings, having a terrible roommate is a rite of passage.
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Hopefully people speak up if they feel like somethings wrong with someone's partner.
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Various research suggests many 503-somethings are ill-prepared for their golden years.
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"When Ellen gives you something, she gives you life-changing somethings," she added.
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It's not uncommon for 20-somethings to change jobs every year or so.
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" In consequence, she points out, "403-somethings haven't saved nearly enough for retirement.
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And, of course, 21-somethings are under well-established protocol to ignore them.
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Do you think somethings getting lost from music with all the automated programs?
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We talked to some recently engaged (and married) 20-somethings to find out.
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Now you're tapping into today's 20-somethings — you're almost approaching Dick Clark status.
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Coric is one of the three 20-somethings who have dominated the tournament.
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Aimless and anxious 20-somethings in popular culture were nothing new, of course.
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So its manager, Christopher Kraft, brought in a bunch of ambitious 20-somethings.
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Those 30-somethings can rock a scandal on the beach just as well.
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My generation, the forty-somethings that should know better are just as bad.
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" Kennedy said he "threw more pitches than I wanted, trying figure somethings out.
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Financial dependence among 20-somethings has steadily grown in the past few decades.
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The show itself is described thusly: A convention of spoiled 20-somethings going mad.
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Today's 20-somethings face some challenging dilemmas when it comes to saving for retirement.
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All of that points to benefiting 20-somethings if they can start saving now.
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So who knows what could be next for the rest of us 30-somethings?
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Could the effects just be generational, that 30-somethings are just a lonelier generation?
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As many 30-somethings achieve higher earnings, they experience what's known as lifestyle creep.
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Most items will work with Wink and top competitor, SmartThings, but somethings will not.
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But the early-30-somethings moving back have strong personal connections to the communities.
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The 2000-somethings he sees haven't had the work ethic, haven't had the hustle.
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In many rich countries the share of 303-somethings with driving licences is falling.
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In 2010, 20-somethings in the US were using their iPhones to check Facebook.
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Not tracking my spendingLike many 20-somethings, I had delusions about my financial situation.
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Mr. Sanders's strength lies in the parallel story about such feelings among 20-somethings.
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His hazily focused screenplay entwines three stories of late-20-somethings emerging from confusion.
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The stuff of Penthouse Forum (remember that, fellow 30-somethings?), or mediocre porn series.
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Why do a fifth of these 20- and 30-somethings say they lack friends?
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Many 30-somethings find it gets harder to make new friends as they age.
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Short Stories lures a crowd of 113-somethings in fancy heels and upmarket hoodies.
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At night, it's filled with 30-somethings imbibing draft beers and sipping Aperol slushies.
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"It's a good collection for 20-somethings in their first apartment," Mr. Mattan said.
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Another source of financial stress for those 20- and 30-somethings is raising children.
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Those 20-somethings, many in coat and tie, looked clean-cut and primly trendy.
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And there I see two triangular-looking somethings, flying close together and high up.
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But Credit Karma still wants to be a relevant brand for the twenty-somethings.
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The takedown couldn't come from fellow 70-somethings, Senators Bernie Sanders or Elizabeth Warren.
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We're 20-somethings, so we're not very good at putting our problems in perspective.
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According to Greene, the biggest thing 20-somethings can control are their lifestyle choices.
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What's clear is that something -- or multiple somethings -- are stopping Trump from doing it.
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But its gang of 70-somethings and political wannabes seem increasingly like an afterthought.
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In their place were three random soldiers — 20-somethings who eyed me with suspicion.
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It looks like a Sweet 16 party being held for a host of 20-somethings.
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I would never dream of buying somethings like this for my daughter or my son.
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In a culture that's constantly connected, many 193-somethings are just too spent to fuck.
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I am the problem with the 3853-somethings, so I am the epitome of that.
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Many other 20 somethings are stumbling through downtown, but it's eerie how quiet everyone is.
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Now think: How many 20-somethings you know would eagerly opt for a sober pragmatist?
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Advertisements with details of 20-somethings looking for a mate are plastered over upturned umbrellas.
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Bars like this are beloved by 20-somethings who have just moved to New York.
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For those wonder, yes, of course, there are 20163-somethings still in the Democratic caucus.
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Like a lot of 230-somethings, that included a student loan and credit card debt.
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"After school, I was raised by gay 20-somethings," he said of his adolescent years.
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Funniest moment: our photog asking if the 20-somethings take out insurance on their gear.
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Current 20-somethings are much less likely to do any of those things by 30.
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They were young looking — teenagers or 20-somethings — with light skin and blond/brown hair.
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A mother cradling a baby beside two 22020-somethings in matching beanies at the next.
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"Ask Brianna" is a column from NerdWallet for 20-somethings or anyone else starting out.
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So much for the stereotype of twenty-somethings as sexual deviants in a hookup culture.
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Source: MonocleTravel tips for Portugal:We asked 20-somethings for their best travel tips for Lisbon.
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Outside of retirement accounts, like many twenty-somethings, I didn't actually have any experience investing.
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Tom (Jonny Sweet) and Ellen (Cara Theobold), 20-somethings in London, hit it off immediately.
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Langston says in the last five years free apps have brought twenty-somethings into the marketplace.
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The 20-somethings on the soccer field could have returned to their cars at any moment.
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At least they might get some empathy from an unexpected source: over-the-hill 20-somethings.
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At a card-table, a trio of 20-somethings were deep in a game of Clue.
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Instead, it looks at a more surprising cohort: 60-somethings who are at or near retirement.
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These twenty-somethings exuded a maturity, a sense of integrity and purpose far beyond their years.
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IN 1990, Erik Brunetti (pictured) launched FUCT, an edgy casual-clothing line aimed at twenty-somethings.
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The first risk, Colarossi said, is that many 20-somethings are not participating in the market.
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Can you imagine if they couldn't have sex, drink or do their thing as 20-somethings?
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On the Democratic side, similarly, Bernie Sanders, a leftist outsider, hoovered up support from 20-somethings.
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Early in the race, there were a few thirty-somethings in the Democratic presidential field. Rep.
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Lucy's ensemble matched the star-spangled bottles of Svedka vodka being snatched up by 20-somethings.
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Coghlan had a clear recommendation for 20-somethings trying to pick a big-money career path.
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Trying out different occupations is another reason 20-somethings need a longer runway to life's milestones.
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Like many twenty-somethings, Lindsay Lohan likes sharing throwback photos on Instagram that capture her childhood.
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Like many 30-somethings, Joanna Castle Miller doesn't see eye-to-eye politically with her dad.
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As is the case with so many 20-somethings, I had no life insurance at all.
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But, at least they're playing a fantastic wingman to 20-somethings after the camera stops rolling.
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There are also some braver, slightly more timid 30-somethings paired up on adventurous date nights.
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It draws an energetic crowd of creative 20-somethings in dressed-up stilettos and oversize hoodies.
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And thirty-somethings with more than $25,000 in debt fare worse than people with smaller bills.
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The show is about a group of 20-somethings who live together in a derelict hospital.
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I can attest to many conversations with 20-somethings who did not look at their phones.
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Cheap nostalgia for thirty-somethings, a refresher course in pop history for the rest of us.
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But the answer to this problem is not to make younger 20-somethings yet another protected class.
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Even among just 843-somethings, paying off debt ranked slightly ahead of retirement savings, 31 percent vs.
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Ikea is the unofficial sponsor of twenty-somethings who need to fill up their apartments, and fast.
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No one wants to hangout with the friends who need the app: socially awkward 20-somethings 2.
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Basically, these aren't the same 20-somethings we witnessed crawling home from the clubs at 3 a.m.
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For 210-somethings with 217(k) plans, the average balance as of Q225 235 stood at $203,220.
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For 223-somethings with 214(k) plans, the average balance as of Q267 26 stood at $235,230.
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Rather than organizing politically, it appears that 20- and 30-somethings are voting with their reproductive systems.
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Instead, he thinks his platform has a much broader application for 70-somethings wanting to maintain independence.
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Maybe you'll see something (or multiple somethings) that'll make saying sayonara to summer a piece of cake.
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Everyone is at risk for Powassan: Newborns, 20-somethings, the middle-aged, the elderly and the immunocompromised.
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Is it your "sweet somethings" for later because you know you always get hungry after a photoshoot?
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Lots of 30-somethings often find themselves wishing they had been smarter about money in their twenties.
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Basically that funky stuff that 30-somethings with doulas and au pairs serve at their dinner parties.
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Its anti-heroes are two Miami 20-somethings, David Packouz (Miles Teller) and Efraim Diveroli (Jonah Hill).
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Say it doesn't involve a minor, though, and it's just a family of 20- and 30-somethings.
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A year before the election, we asked teens and 20-somethings about the issues on their minds.
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It is a time for celebration among the twenty-somethings who are benefiting from this extra cash.
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In a scene primarily comprised of early-twenty-somethings, Perico's part-big homie, part-street-level sage.
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On the other end are all the 213- and 20163-somethings moving up in the ranks: Sens.
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More than half of 20-somethings still count on money from their parents to pay their bills
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The 25 best states to live for 20-somethings, where jobs are booming and rent is affordable
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There are Democrats and Republicans, Trump diehards and Bernie bros, Hillary proponents and anti-establishment 20-somethings.
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But unlike other 20-somethings with big dreams and discouraging finances, Scott isn't the least bit worried.
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Like many 20-somethings, I have an app for just about every important thing in my life.
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Teenagers and early twenty-somethings do not set the rules in this sport, as they once did.
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An apparel brand with a streetwear sensibility wants to get teens and 20-somethings onto the green.
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That feels enough like common knowledge among my own group of 20-somethings that it's become cliché.
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They are gainfully employed 20-somethings, trying their hardest to make living in New York City affordable.
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I once worked with a cardiologist who was ordering stress tests on 20-somethings to generate revenue.
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I quickly found a group of mostly 20- and 30-somethings who just wanted to stop drinking.
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An aspiring fashion designer, Katy will join Josie (Ashleigh Murray) as 20-somethings taking on the Big Apple.
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Teens rolled their eyes at New Balance shoes, while 20-somethings are taking a hard pass on fedoras.
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Luckily, struggling 21.50-somethings can turn to current mixologist and former broke-ass student Tess Posthumus for guidance.
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Unlike the 30-somethings who took to the streets back then, these younger protesters have little to lose.
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Why would a 40-year-old dad with two kids go running around with 20-somethings making videos?
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It strains marriages (not that we're strolling down the aisle any time soon, am I right, 20-somethings?).
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The 7 is as good as empty but for me and a gaggle of ill-dressed twenty-somethings.
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Every summer, dozens of real-life 20-somethings fall deeply and madly in love under the hot sun.
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At the same time, a growing number of 2401-somethings are still working either full- or part-time.
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They're a bunch of 20-somethings who don't feel like venturing out of their comfortable homes to socialize.
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According to the video's description, the two crossed paths when they were just a couple of 20-somethings.
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Mora-Blanco was one of 60-odd twenty-somethings who'd come to work at the still-unprofitable website.
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But what really gets me going are the reality shows about entitled twenty-somethings who booze too hard.
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All of which seems very relevant to a large group of 20-somethings in the US right now!
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It wasn't until it pivoted to urban 20-somethings in the last decade that the league took off.
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The Nintendo Switch first look, in contrast, is all 20 and 30-somethings playing mostly familiar Nintendo titles.
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Three unknown twenty-somethings said give us vulnerable home routers and DVR's and we'll take down the internet.
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Does a "fun" office sound like a great, relaxed environment or a juvenile playground for adolescent 20-somethings?
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And you can't underestimate the political influence of a bunch of upper-middle-class 30- and 40-somethings.
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There are 20-somethings in this world—this author included—who were torrenting music before they hit puberty.
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"I don't know any twenty-somethings who don't talk about music, or define themselves through music," Xavier explains.
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But eventually, a colleague referred me to a support group for 20-somethings who had lost their parents.
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It was always something, though not all somethings were equal and not all its were the same it .
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It should not be a surprise that today's 224-somethings have developed a taste for prescription pill cocktails.
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As twenty-somethings, they were younger than the average pub player, and evenly split between men and women.
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They're big and slow and easy to see coming — perfect for Sunday in the park with 60-somethings.
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Twenty-somethings no longer have to get paid under the table; often, they can actually drive to work.
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When there was more slack in the system, teenagers had to compete with 50-somethings for scarce jobs.
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The elite field of the New York City Marathon includes 40-somethings like Abdi Abdirahman and Bernard Lagat.
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I went out to a restaurant in Sag Harbor and it was all mostly 20- or 30-somethings.
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With the dizzying progression of updates, it feels like something, or a lot of somethings, are being done.
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Twenty-five years ago this fall, six 20-somethings walked into a coffee shop on a Hollywood set.
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That is not to say the 40-somethings won't be well represented when the Masters begins April 6.
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Today's series about 30-somethings portray a decade that seems far less adult, at least by traditional standards.
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Jo does, however, treat a number of twenty-somethings who have wrinkles and skin concerns they are unhappy with.
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It's very popular with 20-somethings as a way to meet new people for casual or long-term relationships.
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People seemed curious about the two 30-somethings laughing and looking at their phones, but no one seemed hostile.
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The New York Times recently profiled the bumbling 20-somethings behind Centra, a digital token that Floyd Mayweather endorsed.
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Well, no one, except every single-hangout-sitcom made since the show's target 20-something viewers were zero-somethings.
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If we don't do something -- a lot of somethings -- fast then we could ruin the planet for future generations.
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" Later in the interview, he added: "Some things are right and some things are hard and somethings are both.
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The social-media app is beloved by teenagers and 20-somethings, but it has yet to turn a profit.
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Research shows that 20-somethings today care more about doing meaningful work than almost anything else, including high salaries.
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"WeWork is a wonderful environment for twenty-somethings, and was clearly built with male engineers in mind," says Hodari.
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Death from cocaine use is often via cardiac arrest, even among 20-somethings with no history of heart disease.
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The social-media networks of cool 20-somethings are abuzz with the hashtag deukmingout: coming out as a fanatic.
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Stehen Falk: Sex and drinking is fundamental to twenty- and thirty-somethings, at least the ones that I know.
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Job growth among 20.6-somethings has traditionally helped economic rebounds, but they've been largely missing in the current expansion.
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The boom has been driven by China's well-off thirty somethings who want sleek looks and a roomy interior.
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But others said they were becoming on matrons and 22009-somethings, and they were comfortable, durable and reasonably priced.
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The booze flowed freely, and the 20-somethings indulged with predictable results that ranged from obnoxious behavior to hookups.
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Today, it's as common to see little kids thrashing it up as it is 240-somethings reliving childhood fantasies.
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The newest device to promote mindfulness and inspire 20- and 30-somethings to put down their phones for hours?
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Like, do groups of frothing 2169-somethings go out on three-night binges of increasingly depressing predictability and regularity?
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During the Great Recession, unemployed and underemployed 20-somethings flocked to grad school, according to the New York Times.
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Many 20-somethings don&apost need life insurance at all, but some do — and probably more than they think.
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Because the social network is primarily used by teenagers and 20-somethings, it is often dismissed as a fad.
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Twenty-somethings fresh off their parents' health insurance are rationing insulin; seniors are choosing between heart medications and groceries.
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Maxine Waters, the California congresswoman whom teenagers and 20-somethings have nicknamed "Auntie Maxine," also received a roaring welcome.
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On a recent visit, I found the bar filled with 20-somethings trying to play vintage games while Snapchatting.
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It was this really glamorous, private event, with all these 30-somethings in lacy masks and suits and stuff.
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The thing we liked best about the show was that they were 20-somethings and they were their own family.
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The apartment, which is shared among four 20- and 30-somethings, is spacious, tidy and only minutes from a park.
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Venmo is a payment app owned by PayPal that's virtually ubiquitous among 20-somethings and virtually invisible to anyone older.
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There's a sharp decrease from the 80% of teens who hate 'em to the 60% of twenty-somethings who do.
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Who stays here: Twenty or thirty-somethings that love the experiential vibe and accommodations that are stylish but not stuffy.
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Seeing how others live may even help 20-somethings get a better understanding of the difference between needs and wants.
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But every single part of their experience at the Spotify-esque company — surrounded by mostly white 20-somethings — feels off.
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There was a frenzy among 30-somethings in 2013 after the group performed briefly at the MTV Video Music Awards.
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I admit this is a really tricky one for writers to capture, because most teenagers THINK that they're twenty-somethings.
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He needs to start by recognizing that it's 8 to 14-year-old who are his demographic, not 20-somethings.
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Still, the Times points out that living expenses constitute only 20% of the help 20-somethings get from their parents.
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Gary Vaynerchuk, serial entrepreneur and CEO of VaynerMedia, has some real talk for 20-somethings: There's no secret to success.
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Oh, and a crew of 40- and 50-somethings bringing the cover band thunder all the way from Shelton, Connecticut?
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I'd already been there twice before—they play accessible music, cheerful house stuff, and it doesn't only attract twenty-somethings.
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More used to frozen food than canned, Portuguese teens and twenty-somethings find themselves delighted by Conserveira de Lisboa's offerings.
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One possible explanation for thirty-somethings holding a disproportionate amount of debt is that they graduated into uniquely difficult times.
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For today's 20-somethings and college grads, Dalio, now 68, says he's perfected a recipe to succeed as he did.
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Teenagers and early 20-somethings living on their own in a big city aren't the best at caring for themselves.
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For a lot of 30-somethings on trading desks, a world with volatility and rising interest rates is a challenge.
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For the first time in over a century, more 20-somethings live with their parents than in any other arrangement.
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Twenty-somethings who are under their parents' coverage via a workplace plan, however, lose coverage the month they turn 26.
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It would demonstrate that a majority understands that somethings are much more important than the outcome of the next election.
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Ask your parents — they probably still feel like they are 20- or 30-somethings in the bodies of older strangers.
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At the younger end of the age spectrum, teenage characters are still frequently played by 20- or even 30-somethings.
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The parents of most 20-somethings today, she adds, didn't have this same period of endless choices in their lives.
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Twenty-somethings, who generally would benefit from lower premiums should GOP repeal-and-replace efforts succeed, already pay the least.
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So, it's safe to say that more 230-somethings than ever before are newlyweds and new parents in their 220s.
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Billionaire investor Mark Cuban recently invested in two different start-ups run by 20-somethings who sent him cold emails.
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One factor that might compensate is that 20-somethings are facile at shopping online, said Jill Hanken, director of Enroll!
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Outside our admittedly not-very-private corral, dozens of teens and 216-somethings press in and reach for his hand.
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The CW's DC universe mostly deals in 20-somethings grappling with their powers while juggling day jobs and/or intensive brooding.
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The crowd can vary from chill late 20-somethings during the week to rowdy we-just-turned-21 groups on weekends.
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Around the world consumer-facing companies have embraced progressive causes dear to the coveted demographic group of 20- and 30-somethings.
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The results were interesting: In 1960 and 1980, a higher proportion of 20-somethings had a marriage end than in 2018.
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The 20- and 30-Somethings Book Club was founded in 2014 on Meetup, an event-sharing site, and claims 2,000 followers.
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Henna tattoos are out for 20-somethings, while the older groups are turned off by leopard prints and too much makeup.
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When MTV aired the antics of a group of twenty-somethings descending upon the Jersey Shore in 2009, viewers were hooked.
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Swathed in blue light, his congregation of teenagers and 20-somethings sing their way through a playlist of uplifting Christian rock.
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She has a new group of work friends, saucy 30-somethings who don't seem to care that she's unmarried and childless.
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Fidelity also found that employers were matching, on average, 240%, which put the total savings rate for 2401-somethings at 2401%.
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Topdeck Travel, which organizes group travel for 18 to 30 somethings, recently surveyed 303,000 people under 40 from 134 different countries.
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While that might be a powerful argument to Tesla-driving 30-somethings who favor small-batch bourbons and artisanal Italian truffles.
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Below layers of Ivy League discourse and the protective cocoon of identity in 2018, we find two twenty-somethings in pain.
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We asked 20-somethings for their best travel tips — from fairy-tale castles to buzzing nightlife, here's what they said.2.
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A "consortium of 20- and 30-somethings," who may have planned to rent it out, soon made an offer, he said.
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Callum Negus-Fancey and his company StreetTeam would have you leverage the power of the upwardly mobile ambitious twenty-somethings themselves.
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Most of the 1991-somethings I met—and especially those from outside of Moscow and St. Petersburg—expressed strongly nationalist views.
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Like the home of many an 80-somethings, the mansion had by that stage acquired a very faded kind of glory.
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Big cities aren't losing 20-somethings, it's when the biological clock starts ticking you see a bit more of an exodus.
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Target is gonna hand out some rainbow somethings, the beer ads are gonna spell LOVE with all the colors inside. Progress?
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Dozens of 20-somethings sat hunched over heaping plates like poutine la reggae — ground beef, guacamole, diced tomatoes and hot peppers.
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"Mountain of the Sun," a textured reprieve from cloying talk of apocalypse, builds the energy expected from a few twenty-somethings.
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But by themselves, this pair of 25-somethings, who have a combined 21.5 major titles, can sell only nostalgia, if that.
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Similarly, I spotted a few twenty-somethings who had already closed their laptops for the day hanging out at the bar.
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She studied the language, worked as a journalist and tried her best to understand the worldview of her fellow 20-somethings.
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Adulthood Made Easy Real Simple may be your mother's favorite magazine, but they also have a podcast specifically for 20-somethings.
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"One of the main words I listen for in a session is 'should,'" said Megan Bearce, who sees many 30-somethings.
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For 20-somethings facing divorce, it's possible they've spent most of their young adult years with their soon-to-be ex.
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When discussing the book in person, he uses "like" just as much as the 20-somethings who are listening to him.
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CESSON-SAVIGNE, France (Reuters) - Huddled around their computers, two dozen French 230-somethings have been typing away feverishly for seven hours.
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The theory goes that today's 20- or 303-somethings spend with little regard for savings and even less regard for retiring.
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TYPICAL 20-SOMETHINGS Our guys love Brooklyn, the culture and vibe really match well with our personal styles and team dynamic.
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Orange construction cones are ubiquitous around the city, and new apartment buildings are aimed at 18623-somethings working at biotech companies.
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Gïk Live is a Spanish company founded by six twenty-somethings who want to disrupt the winemaking traditions of the Basque country.
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In large part because the generation of now-30-somethings is so strong, no younger player has achieved anything even remotely similar.
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Okay, so that may be a bit hyperbolic, but the raucous 20-somethings were certainly Very Big Deals in reality TV land.
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It still mostly relies on anecdotes told by (usually drunk) 20-somethings, which are then spliced up by the occasional expert commentary.
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Shooting a video It's mid-afternoon and a small group of twenty-somethings has started to congregate in front of Wu's farm.
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I'm not into the standard things that 20-somethings are into—I don't like going out clubbing, that's never been my thing.
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Three 20-somethings, all of whom were barely old enough to drink, pleaded guilty last year to developing Mirai and other botnets.
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Visit any Ikea, and you'll see hordes of 240-somethings milling through a vast maze of bed frames, bookshelves, tables, and lamps.
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A pair of 30-somethings, Nori Aoki (two-run single) and Asdrubal Cabrera (RBI double), capped the Mets' scoring in the seventh.
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Adams urged parents to discuss the ads with their teens and 20-somethings and to dispose of unwanted pills by checking opioids.
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A similar kind of movie was just released about the early, tentative courtship of two attractive African-American 20-somethings in Chicago.
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Four years later, Jackson defeated Adams to win sweet revenge, but Third Somethings continued to play a disruptive role in presidential elections.
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"The thing that I was apprehensive about was that I was going to have only 20-somethings on the site," Davis says.
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The sports bar was crowded, but they found a couple of big tables and blended into the dense crowd of 20-somethings.
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From anecdotal experience, they're still used by 20-somethings in my hometown, but I'm from a suburban place that borders on rural.
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But 20-somethings who have lived here longer than a year loathe them with a passion that is actually kind of weird.
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At night, Dan and I lay in bed, two 20-somethings debating ethics in whispers while our children slept down the hall.
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We first started digging the duo—comprised of 20163-somethings Josh Smith and Josh Freed—when we premiered "Smoke Bellow" in 2014.
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Haandi, Manhattan, midnight It was a summer Tuesday evening at Haandi, and 20-somethings drifted in for a midnight snack of pakora.
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But the reckless 20-somethings at the party (and the ones on Spring Break) may be the exception rather than the norm.
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She greeted a steady parade of 30-somethings pouring out of the 12th-floor elevator, giving each of them a warm hug.
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He will become eligible for the Seniors Tour on his birthday in December and cannot wait to join his fellow 50-somethings.
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Another angle: Age-related attacks have failed to persuade voters to abandon the three 70-somethings who are leading the Democratic race.
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Snap is likely to argue that Mr. Spiegel, 26, is a visionary who knows how to sell to teenagers and 20-somethings.
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It also boasts an eight-year battery life — long enough, that is, for 2169-somethings to save up for a Breitling Navitimer.
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Students: Read the entire article, then tell us: — Are you among the nearly half of urban 20-somethings whose parents help financially?
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Two 20-somethings escape from Los Angeles, which has been under martial law, to help lead a resistance against all this turmoil.
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A group of mainly 20-somethings from Britain are thrown into a villa on the Spanish island of Majorca for eight weeks.
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I was impressed by some 20-somethings from Mexico City who had planned their entire Baja Peninsula vacation through YouTube video searches.
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Twenty-somethings have been blamed for bypassing diamond engagement rings, and sometimes precious gems altogether, for New Age faves like quartz instead.
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She moved out of Redmond and into downtown Seattle, renting an apartment in a neighborhood known as a hub for 20-somethings.
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It's Art Basel in Miami Beach; it's a place for rich twenty-somethings to spend their dad's money on MDMA without guilt.
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And somethings, like in the case of Destiny 2, it makes for a jarring moment where a 300-foot-tall screaming monster explodes.
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"I think [choking] is specific to 20-somethings, in a way that wouldn't show up with folks, say, in their 50s," she said.
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Sunday evening, a group of twenty-somethings played cards while a fifty-something had his feet up on a cooler reading his Kindle.
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If you're in a room full of twenty-somethings and no one asks your sign, well, your friends are probably all practical Virgos.
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There are many more 70-somethings than there used to be, though most of them are less of a draw than the Stones.
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It's no secret that 220- and 218-somethings are holding off on some of the traditional milestones that would warrant buying life insurance.
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Hotz both lives and works in a residential San Francisco neighborhood with a team of 20-somethings who are helping him build Comma.
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So here's the big question: Are today's 22015- and 30-somethings really going to live more urban lifestyles than Gen Xers or Boomers?
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"The thing we liked best about the show was that they were 20-somethings and they were their own family," she told Guthrie.
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At least, that's the official story for why two 217-somethings continue to spend countless hours and their own money building a brand.
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LBK draws 20-somethings on up: friends just hanging out, couples on dates, groups grabbing drinks after work or celebrating a 30th birthday.
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It's not uncommon for 240-somethings to start getting Botox as a way to "prevent" the formation of wrinkles in the first place.
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HBO's Silicon Valley paints a picture of late twenty-somethings spending their nights coding and smoking weed, all whilst making millions of dollars.
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While 20-somethings have been graduating from colleges across the U.S. this month, higher education remains a privilege that is inaccessible to many.
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OTHERWISE law-abiding citizens confiscating drivers' keys, kettles that reek of crabmeat, and twenty-somethings unable to afford apartments; these phenomena seem unconnected.
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Kids who lived and breathed games in the 1980s and '90s are now 30- and 40-somethings, perhaps with kids of their own.
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Facebook enlisted a set of 20-somethings as curators, copy editors and team leads, charged with sifting through the material the algorithms unearthed.
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They have more debt than boomers do now, and they have more debt than 20 and 30-somethings held two decades years ago.
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Here are some common money choices twenty-somethings wish they hadn't made: Taking an Uber home from the bar instead of the subway.
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The best stuff came from scruffy, sun-ravaged 20-somethings in California in the 60s and 70s when vinyl bootlegging started to boom.
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So the total number of veg-somethings hasn't changed, but veg-something food options have ballooned, not only in number but in quality.
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In the Red Engine ad, we see twenty-somethings brunching on avocado toast while taking selfies in full, culturally insensitive Native American headdress.
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" Some clients have specific goals: "They'll say, 'We have a new S.U.V., we want the name to target 30-somethings with two children.
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Twenty-somethings in New York and San Francisco don't want to spend $17 on a gin and tonic at a compulsory happy hour.
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ASOS, which sells fashion aimed at 20-somethings, said on Thursday its retail sales rose 20% in the four months to Dec. 31.
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Vanderpump's SURvers were a group of bright-eyed twenty-somethings, all pursuing various careers in the entertainment industry while waiting tables and bartending.
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Whether they're men, women, retirees or twenty-somethings with a fresh undergraduate degree, developers get paid the same wages for the same work.
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One recent evening in Alphabet City, a clutch of twenty-somethings were looking for somewhere to grab a drink and, perhaps, a dance.
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Synopsis: A comedy series following the lives of six 20- and 30-somethings living together as property guardians of a large, disused hospital.
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And, when it comes to tech, like most 20-somethings, Jennifer Gates doesn't exactly turn to her dad for advice, despite his history.
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Fidelity also found that employers were matching, on average, 4.6 percent, which put the total savings rate for forty-somethings at 13 percent.
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When we talk about engaging millennials in this election, let's remember to broaden our thinking beyond 20-somethings on smartphones in coffee shops.
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To be fair, getting rid of unused accounts and data is somethings many storage companies do, but it generally comes with a clear warning.
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And you're talking about how wired Seoul is and you met many 22015-somethings who did not distinguish between online life and real life.
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In fact, twenty-somethings in STEM fields are the second most likely group to receive support after people pursuing careers in arts and design.
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And with that legion of 20-somethings, the franchise has managed to make some serious matches (more so than its sibling series, The Bachelor).
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I don't think any of the forty-somethings in our political movement, who have talent, can take on the role to bring us together.
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But for the 20-somethings struggling to unseat their predecessors, Roddick- and Clijsters-level careers might be the very best they can hope for.
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And Mr. Bonet's group is building a cafe, complete with Wi-Fi and table tennis and snooker tables to occupy teenagers and 20-somethings.
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An educational rat-race and intense competition for socially respected jobs, concentrated in the biggest conglomerates, makes life for teens and 20-somethings stressful.
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"Somethings were never said and I'm glad you guys had enough sense to understand I had something greater to complete," he continued on Facebook.
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If Netflix could find its own Chip and Joanna Gaines and group of terrible Vanderpump Rules-esque 20-somethings, it would have it made.
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Smith says that his clients are every age imaginable, but it's the 30-somethings who waltz in ready for the most personal piercing possible.
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Pretty much everybody in my life who has read it thinks the book is about somethings else: about marriage, about how America is hard.
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Their recent hangs were about as normal as it gets, given their status as two of the most famous 20-somethings on the planet.
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They're talking to aimless 20-somethings with a mountain of student loan debt having no idea what they were going to do in life.
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But you could barely hear the music over the deafening screams from a standing-room only crowd of mostly tweens, teens and twenty-somethings.
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Like many 20-somethings, I had had a string of boyfriends and yearlong relationships that I thought would lead to marriage but never did.
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He warns twenty-somethings not to forget or ignore the other things they're passionate about or good at or even just want to try.
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So even if millennials age out of shared housing, demographic forecasts indicate there will plenty of twenty-somethings to rent those partitioned-off rooms.
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"I've helped many people in my life," said Tegler, who expressed no fear or hesitation about attending college with a bunch of 20-somethings.
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The women rolling in for the weekend range from punk tattooed twenty-somethings with band shirts and acid-green hair, to grey-haired grannies.
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The cruel shores of Mexico will see many a breakup this summer, as lanky, tanned twenty-somethings woo each other on Bachelor in Paradise.
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The mostly 215- and 2000-somethings, some from a variety of technology start-ups clustered nearby, seemed united in their dismay over the results.
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The college dropout or young corporate drone shakes off conventional expectations to launch a new business with a ragtag team of fellow 20-somethings.
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I'm hoping for an #RIPForever21 Instagram post from the ex-Disney stars soon, joining other twenty-somethings in mourning for the fast-fashion brand.
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The movie, about the perils of 20-somethings entering the labor force, includes familiar faces like Anna Kendrick, Marcia Gay Harden and Alison Brie.
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I think we were quite relatable as people back then because we were 20-somethings living in shared accommodation, getting high all the time.
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There was no other discernible pattern to their ages or genders—he shot women, men, children, and adults ranging from teenagers to 50-somethings.
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What are the chances of being tackled to the ground by five rotund forty-somethings in high-vis jackets, before even reaching the pitch?
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Before accusing the so-called do-nothings of being good-for-nothings, shouldn't the self-declared do-somethings first propose something serious to do?
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What we watch is a dozen 20-somethings who, in turn, are watching Jimi Hendrix at the Fillmore East on New Year's Eve 1969.
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With the median balance for 2000-somethings at $21,220 and more than 265 years before retirement age, millennials' retirement plans are well on track.
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Last week, one of our editors asked our team — a group of 903- and 30-somethings — how we were feeling about the coronavirus news.
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Nearly two-thirds of 40-somethings have less than $100,000 in retirement savings and 28% of those in their sixties have less than $50,103.
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It's the most incredibly moving story about how a handful of 20-somethings were celebrated for their guts and perseverance despite initially being ridiculed.
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Their businesses support the trend of 20- and 30-somethings to live alone or in shared accommodation, with less time and inclination to cook.
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Yet, despite what you hear, read online and learn in MBA classes, some of the biggest startup successes come from the young, unlikely 20-somethings.
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And around that same time, there was an article published — it was the New York Times Magazine, actually — called 'What Is It About 20-Somethings?
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Part of it is serving up digestible news that matters to 20 to 30-somethings and being honest about the way you advertise to them.
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The data link 20m 265-somethings with their parents, who can be identified because they once claimed their offspring as dependents on their tax forms.
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That sort of solidarity continues to resonate with today's 20-somethings, a new generation of women continuing their educations and getting settled into their careers.
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A higher proportion of thirty-somethings had worked for the same employer for a decade in 2018 than had been the case ten years earlier.
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Home Again finds an ex-husband plus three random twenty-somethings all ready to change their whole lives for just a few moments with her.
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And several essays and surveys confirm that the public pain, embarrassment, awkwardness, and performativeness of the status has made 20-somethings largely abandon the feature.
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"The thing we liked best about the show was that they were 20-somethings and they were their own family," she told host Savannah Guthrie.
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And the next best thing these days, Later… With Jools Holland, is for fifty-somethings who read the Sunday Times and listen to Bon Iver.
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This is a big, diverse country, encompassing not just urban centers and peripatetic young people, but small towns and 50-somethings with chronic knee trouble.
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So some Americans are buying motorcycles—but often not new ones—and the industry is (by and large) not connecting with 20 and 30 somethings.
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Before some of your favorite celebrities and business leaders achieved the success they have today, they were normal 20-somethings navigating their way through college.
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And so they submit, one chastened and aghast Republican leader after another, murmuring sweet nothings about Cruz that are really sour somethings about Donald Trump.
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Apart from the crush of 20-somethings drinking and laughing at one bar (the two others open that day were empty), I barely encountered anyone.
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The short-lived TV network achieved considerable, if fleeting, fame in the late 1990s and early 2000s through programming marketed to teens and 20-somethings.
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It seemed that 20-somethings across the city, while politically engaged, seemed more intent on becoming the next Québécois Steve Jobs than in fomenting revolution.
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Chara, who at 220 is the oldest player in the postseason, leads a defense that also features the 73-somethings Charlie McAvoy and Torey Krug.
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Their site is housed in an incubator for tech start-ups in a hip neighborhood, buzzing with well-educated 20- and 30-somethings like themselves.
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"The thing we liked best about the show was that they were 20-somethings and they were their own family," she told host Savannah Guthrie.
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In 2018, 18- to 29-year-olds voted for Democrats by more than 2 to 2013, and 30-somethings voted nearly 60 percent for Democrats.
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The result is colorful and flavorful, and the 30-somethings in my family like it, especially if I serve it at room temperature or warm.
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The Crowd: Around midnight on a recent Friday, the lounge was filled with 113-somethings from a financial consulting company who swayed in reluctant harmony.
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They include 20-somethings who buy the jewelry, made by skilled Turkish artisans, as bridesmaids gifts and older women who choose them for pregnant friends.
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Professor Haider offered one explanation for the Toronto paradox: the unusually high percentage of 20-somethings in the region who still live with their parents.
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Her first, "Binary Star," a novel about a pair of lost 20-somethings falling out of love, was praised for its intensity and simple prose.
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And when the political scientist Ryan Burge recently compared weekly church attendance among today's 20-somethings to weekly attendance among 20-somethings in the 1990s, he actually found a tiny increase: Church attendance has been falling among the middle-aged and early-elderly cohorts, but the typical millennial or Gen Z American is slightly more likely to be a weekly churchgoer than a Generation-Xer circa 1995.
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Judging by the people in the lobby on a May evening, that bunch is a large group: lots of 20-somethings, as one might expect, but almost as many 30-somethings, with a generous sprinkling of young families, retirees with backpacks and ambitious schedules and, in a less frenetic section of the lobby, a few people who looked like business travelers tethered to their computers and cellphones.
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Sweetbitter, a Starz show about a young waitress that will appeal to all wandering 20-somethings, was based on a best-selling novel by Stephanie Danler.
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But the two 70-somethings are currently doing more than simply offering a preview of how the final months of the 2020 campaign could play out.
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And i think you just have to not step on some of the political messages that you're saying with a joke, because somethings just ain't funny.
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Companies that were once earnest startups helmed by say-anything, hoodie-wearing twenty-somethings are now big corporations with boards, stakeholders and tremendous impacts on society.
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There's no doubt that it's difficult for 2000 and 24-somethings to put aside a chunk of money each month for their far away retirement days.
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The protagonists are Saira (Kriti Sanon) and Shiv (Sushant Singh Rajput), two twenty-somethings who live in a Budapest that happens to be crawling with Indians.
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Alas, it is time to let go, says Nickelodeon Movies, for Dora is no longer the wee exploradora that so many of today's 20193-somethings remember.
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Thirty-somethings are expanding their tastes; the heavy hand of mid-century is lifting and early 20th-century modernism and Art Deco styles are creeping in.
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Yet the decades-long march to college-for-everyone-at-18 has actually closed off options for teenagers and 20-somethings, rather than opened up opportunities.
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To my fellow 20/30-somethings reading this, do you really think anyone is fooled by that "leaf" emoji you keep attaching to semimonthly $60 payments?
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Both Insecure and Atlanta give layered looks into the uncertainty and angst that black 20-somethings feel in regards to romance, upward mobility, and mental wellbeing.
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And with many young adults marrying later and waiting to have babies, there are many retired 163-somethings who can't wait for grandchildren to dote on.
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Generically written but featuring a promising cast, "Get a Job" is a long-shelved movie, mostly about 20-somethings entering the sink-or-swim labor force.
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This is the first Wimbledon in the professional era when players aged 30 or over outnumbered 20-somethings and teenagers in the men's round of 16.
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Now there's Boxbot, the still-stealthy startup developing autonomous delivery somethings, which has picked up new cash as the race to build delivery bots rolls on.
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Despite his star-worthy shades, glimmering gold Rolex and loping gunfighter gait, Mr. Theroux moved freely among the half-clothed 20-somethings lounging in the grass.
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With its four white 20-somethings running around New York, "Search Party" bears a superficial resemblance to shows like "Girls," though it's very different from that.
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"Millennial" has been used to refer to college kids and 20-somethings for what feels like a decade, annexing and expelling individuals with each passing day.
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Mr. Dunne, whose Facebook page began as a student prank without his knowledge more than a decade ago, leans on staff members who include 20-somethings.
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The Crowd Mostly 20-somethings out in packs for a night of group fun in the Gowanus Industrial Playground; archery, rock climbing and shuffleboard are nearby.
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Sure ... he could be playing Hi-Lo, 3 Strikes, Switcheroo or Plinko in a roomful of screaming 20-somethings -- but then who'd take out the trash?
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On a recent afternoon, the Hot Topic store at the King of Prussia Mall, outside of Philadelphia, teemed with teenagers, 22016-somethings and stroller-pushing parents.
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This encourages its users, predominantly teenagers and twenty-somethings, to catch people's attention as quickly as possible: the sillier or more extreme the stunt, the better.
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If you have any doubt that millennials love their pets, just consider this: 20-somethings now account for 35 percent of all Americans that own one.
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"My strong advice to the 20-somethings of today is try to build a world of experience," Telenor Group CEO Sigve Breeke told CNBC in 2017.
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The average age of a student earning their MBA is 238, but business school isn't just for 214-somethings in the early stages of their careers.
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When you never quite know what the news may bring, and the news comes continually, the desire to wrap yourself in soft somethings can be profound.
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On a recent afternoon, that was precisely what customers were doing; the shop was filled with 20-somethings flipping through novels, not a cellphone in sight.
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Like so many projects before it, the 20-somethings playing high-school students are only slightly more convincing as teenagers than the original "Grease" movie cast.
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But New Girl — Fox's sitcom about a group of flailing 30-somethings — didn't just rise to a whole new set of challenges in its fifth season.
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Even foreign fast-fashion brands like Zara can be too expensive for Koreans, so teenage girls and 20-somethings tends to buy these cheaper underground brands.
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Thirty-somethings took up many of the semifinal and quarterfinal spots at the Australian Open last year, including Wawrinka and Jo-Wilfred Tsonga on the men's side.
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And with the growing number of 2920-somethings still working either full- or part-time, it's important to know how wage income affects your Social Security benefits.
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The good news is that the GOP also has a provision that will likely make health insurance cheaper for those 20-somethings to buy on their own.
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Millennials live here Nine of the 10 best cities for job seekers have a higher-than-average percentage of 20-somethings, according to 2015 U.S. Census data.
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Steve, who has been attending the 20- and 30- Somethings group for two years now, says that he has encountered a range of backgrounds within the group.
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Those aged 85 or over had lower response rates to the 2011 census than did middle-aged people (though higher than twenty-somethings, the least responsive bunch).
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Four American men travel to Belize to visit a wealthy college pal, Milo (Billy Zane), for a 40-somethings-gone-wild getaway at his lavish oceanside villa.
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I spotted two groups of girlfriends sipping on wine together, along with the drunk 20-somethings behind me and more than a few couples out on dates.
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According to the latest data (from 2015), 30-somethings account for a larger amount of student loan debt than any other age demographic, with $408 billion owed.
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And this year, with street style being so oversaturated, putting together an outfit requires a few special-somethings that will (hopefully) have me standing out the crowd.
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"The thing we liked best about the show was that they were 20-somethings and they were their own family," she told the Today Show last February.
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Unlike most swipe-happy 20-somethings, young Orthodox Jews only date with the clear intention of marriage, choreographing romantic relationships around their religion's sharply-proscribed courtship rituals.
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This tech isn't widely available beyond its researchers just yet; the uncanny valley challenges in stepping from "somethings-kinda-off" to pixel-perfect infallibility aren't small ones.
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Executive-produced by This Is Us star Milo Ventigmiglia, Relationship Status explores the romantic entanglements of 20- and 30-somethings and returns this fall on Verizon's go90.
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The exhibition-style sparring match between two 40-somethings ended in a unanimous 10-round decision victory for Jones, with scores of 100-90 across the board.
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His next film, "Matt and Max," recounts the story of two heterosexual male 20-somethings who share a kiss, and the impact it has on their lives.
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And then, boom, time jump, where we see a roughly 10-year-old Judith saving a group of 20-somethings from zombies with her dad's old gun.
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"The thing we liked best about the show was that they were 20-somethings and they were their own family," Kudrow told Savannah Guthrie at the time.
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Avocado toast was famously targeted by an Australian millionaire who claimed 20-somethings don't buy homes because they're spending too much to smear the spread on bread.
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Fierce soccer rivals Barcelona and Real Madrid were battling it out on television, and every seat was filled with 20 somethings staring at the large flat-panels.
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Didsbury's ordinariness made it the perfect backdrop for a show that followed the lives of six 30-somethings as they moved about their daily, often mundane, lives.
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There are endless memes on Twitter and Facebook dragging 20- and 30-somethings because we no longer dress up for flights or wear suits to the ballpark.
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Show me the rogues gallery of '90s gaming's used-to-be-somethings, and he's the one, probably the only one, who I can see fitting in 2017.
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Match Book Dear Match Book, I'm a member of a nonfiction book club for 20-somethings looking for books that generate debate and are under 400 pages.
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Today was Baptism Sunday and nearly a dozen adults signed up, cheered on by a crowd of mostly 20-somethings who were gathered behind a metal barricade.
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Over seven episodes, two angels, Craig (Daniel Radcliffe) and Eliza (Geraldine Viswanathan), try to stop him by answering the prayers of two 20-somethings looking for love.
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"They were together multiple times a week, always hanging out," said Ms. Flaherty, noting that the tight-knit group of mostly 230-somethings held frequent backyard parties.
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Then the cocktail crowd comes: the groups of 20-somethings who gather on the sidewalk in good weather and the residents of the neighborhood's shiny new condos.
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Both generations, though, seem to be into today's cheap travel, according to Ben Kesslen for NBC, who talked to a range of 20-somethings about the trend.
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Big, full-throated whoops echoed across the sea of late-20s-somethings when game-changing punches were thrown on the TV. Guys wore button-downs and jeans.
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On certain days, I'll jog past a public park where scrums of 20-somethings hotfoot across the concrete and will feel an odd twinge in the gut.
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Other areas offer the right mix of affordability and, usually, higher-than-normal salaries — and those places are generally where 210- and 2800-somethings are becoming owners.
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To outsiders the technology industry is often perceived as a massive wealth-generating engine, where 20-somethings lounge around, munch avocado toast and cash in stock options.
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The average amount of parental help for the 220-somethings — roughly $250 a month — covers 29 percent of the median monthly housing costs in America's metro areas.
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The past week in London has revealed a new fearlessness in the generation of 20 somethings expected to fill the void when they call it a day.
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ASOS' mission is to become the "number-one shopping destination for fashion-loving 5003-somethings" and the company has more than 3,000 employees working on that target.
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"This is the worst thing you could possibly do," Sethi wrote, citing a statistic that more than half of 20-somethings make this mistake when switching jobs.
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Like plenty of other 13-somethings, he is learning that the path to what he wants is rarely as straight, or as simple, as it once seemed.
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It's no coincidence, of course, that sometime between November and early January, a new slew of 20-somethings always find their way into substance abuse recovery programs.
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The story involves the convergence of spider-somethings from alternate universes, including Spider-Ham (John Mulaney), a Spider-Woman (Hailee Steinfeld) and Spider-Man Noir (Nicolas Cage).
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Late Clinton, I get called by John Podesta to come down to a White House meeting on something called MTOPS, Millions of Theoretical Operational somethings Per Second.
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ASOS, which sells fashion aimed at 20-somethings, said total retail sales rose 22 percent to 802.7 million pounds ($1.06 billion) in the four months to June 30.
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This early exchange from the first episode says so much... Catty comms officer, exasperated: Why do you think they sent a bunch of 20-somethings on this mission?
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A gentle horde of 20-to-50-somethings in exercise clothes and loose palazzo pants were affectionately touching each other's faces and greeting one another with slow embraces.
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Asos, which sells fashion aimed at 20-somethings, said total retail sales rose 32 percent to 660.1 million pounds ($852.7 million) in the four months to June 30.
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For 30-somethings, it means paying off more debts as your income grows, reevaluating current spending habits, and diving head first into adulthood by updating your insurance coverage.
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ASOS, which sells fashion aimed at 20-somethings, said total retail sales rose 30 percent to 790.4 million pounds ($1.13 billion) in the four months to Dec. 31.
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"There's somethings that happen… that we're really not that proud of that are coming in the show and I'm hoping that it doesn't look too bad," he admits.
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"I've seen some 40-somethings with millions in assets, and others that are just starting to save," said certified financial planner Sophia Bera, founder of Gen Y Planning.
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Upstairs, the D.J. Patrick Vidal was playing a set for scenesterish 20-and 30-somethings who perused the racks of patterned T-shirts and hooded zip-up parkas.
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As the choker trend seems to be most popular among 20- and early 30-somethings today, the majority of its followers likely wore them in the 90s, too.
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So how exactly did two twenty-somethings became one the Pentagon's largest weapons suppliers in a matter of years, then blow it in a quarter of the time?
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" Pelosi insisted that the current leadership structure already gives opportunities to younger members, telling reporters, "I have always featured the young 30-somethings ... and they are so impressive.
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By its end, you'll have little idea of what the show looks like, beyond the vague sense that attractive 211-somethings playing teenagers will make out a lot.
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Comprised of rappers Tony Konstone and E-Knock and singer Jessy Rose, the now twenty-somethings met while skateboarding in a park and started writing together shortly after.
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In a series of posts on Twitter offering his best advice for today's 20-somethings, Gates also revealed his biggest regret: Not learning more about the world's problems.
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There's Michael, Kaitlyn, Andy, and Samantha—the crew of twenty-somethings pictured above whose weekend was fueled in part by an energy drink called Bang mixed with vodka.
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It's a system for fitting pieces together to create something — sometimes amazing somethings With that in mind, it's easy to understand why "Minecraft" has been such a hit.
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River is something of a stereotype, but that stereotype is one of Ms. Rose's targets, along with pompous artists, weed aficionados, self-denigrating 40-somethings and gusbandry itself.
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But while standing in a greenhouse watching happy twenty-somethings harvest perfect, crunchy lettuce in a neighborhood formerly known for industrial waste, Puri and Lightfoot's visions appear clear.
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Within the first five minutes of the pilot, attractive forty-somethings Sharon and Rob have raucously shagged four times, including in a public restroom and a hotel stairwell.
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It's a notion that gets baked into us, he argues, through media depictions of sex as something primarily open to and enjoyed by lithe 20- or 30-somethings.
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In the evenings, competitive and amateur gamers alike, ranging in age from teens to 7-somethings, come to play, many armed with their own controllers and card decks.
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The real problem is that so far most of those somethings haven't worked, or won't work, or won't work anytime soon, or come at too exorbitant a price.
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Even if you grant that there might be 30-somethings who use these names as touchstones or shorthand, the characters in this book haven't been drawn that way.
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I did, however, spot a few questionable-looking 20-somethings passing a bottle in the Square de l'Île de France, the triangular park that constitutes the cathedral's backyard.
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And just before that, she created and starred in "Crashing," an ensemble comedy about a group of 20-somethings living in a legal squat in an old hospital.
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The speculative cost is nowhere near the typical millennial income — roughly $69,10 — and it's enough to make plenty of 30-somethings question whether having kids is financially feasible.
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And while some 20-somethings might shrug off their mom's advice — or worse, do the exact opposite — Apatow admits she was definitely smart to listen on this one.
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Starring Alex Lawther and Jessica Barden as star-crossed somethings James and Alyssa, this two-season romp blends humor, heart, and a classic rock soundtrack to punchy effect.
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When J. Crew started opening Madewell stores in 5793, the company declared that its new brand would deliver "real, honest women's clothes" for hip 20- and 30-somethings.
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ASOS, which sells fashion aimed at 20-somethings, said total retail sales rose 22 percent to 802.7 million pounds ($1.06 billion) in the four months to June 30.
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The economic downturn in 2008 has also made it harder for today's 20- and 30-somethings to break into careers and build the skillsets and networks entrepreneurs need.
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In the British series, which can be seen on Hulu, a group of mainly twenty-somethings are thrown into a villa on a Spanish island for eight weeks.
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The stress of keeping up appearances has even led teenagers and 20-somethings to create secret "fake Instagram" accounts to which only their closest 50 friends have access.
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He captured carefree 20-somethings in Amsterdam and Tokyo, the bleak realities of apartheid in South Africa, elephant killings in Central Africa, and refugees working in Hong Kong.
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The Grecian rescue pup was on a walk in Ymittos with his owner, when he caught the scent of something (or somethings!) cute and in need of a hero.
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More than a quarter of 30-somethings in a recent Ameriprise report listed "had a child" as a recent personal milestone that had a major impact on their finances.
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Eventually she "escapes" that hell to the not-so-greener pastures of a sales crew of late-teen and early 20-somethings who travel the country peddling magazine subscriptions.
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The 27-year-old and his band of fellow twenty-somethings have built a free iOS and Android app, Amity, in "complete secrecy" on the outskirts of Brisbane, Australia.
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If you're not investing, start now Adding to your 2000(k) and IRA is one thing, but 30-somethings shouldn't overlook investing their money in other ways as well.
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To find out what twenty-somethings should do to get their finances in order, CNBC spoke to Carolyn McClanahan, a certified financial planner and founder of Life Planning Partners.
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Innovations in fintech and real estate have allowed millennials to capitalize on their adaptive nature and enter positions that were previously unavailable to the twenty-somethings of past generations.
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Ten Years Later checks in on the counselors now that they're very busy and important 20-somethings stumbling around the early '90s, in 10 new episodes of deranged fun.
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In the crowd full of 20-somethings, 6-year-old Ryan managed to generate some $11 million from YouTube ad-revenue by reviewing toys and food on his channel.
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Instagram Stories—more popular with Instagram's target audience of 20-somethings—tend to feature actual things happening: people getting wasted, dreamy vacation snaps, and parties you weren't invited to.
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Bowie, by then pushing 204, was as relevant as the era's power chord-slamming 22013-somethings or synthesizer-playing Euro pop stars -- musicians for whom he'd paved the way.
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And it is not just young teachers who are throwing in the towel: between 53 and 25 the number of twenty-somethings fell by 5%, reversing long-term growth.
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These factors combined to create a trend: While only 41 percent of 20-somethings had a credit card in 2012, now more than half do, according to the Fed.
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Prior to 2018, Ninja was one of the thousands of 20-somethings livestreaming video games on Twitch — where he had around 28,000 subscribers — and making gaming videos for YouTube.
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"When you look at these crosstabs, and you see just how poorly Republicans did among thirty-somethings, not just kids just out of college, it's a problem," she says.
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The crowd included men in suits, fashionably unfashionable 20-somethings, neighborhood elders sitting on McCarren Park benches, and nannies pushing expensive strollers past industrial facades painted with colorful murals.
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The group of 60-somethings had been hoping to celebrate their reunion in Japan but felt they had to stand up to Japan and support the growing protest movement.
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She's been doing Pilates for over 20 years, still works out every day on her Pilates Pro Chair and at 71, is in better shape than some 20-somethings.
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On Time Jake Kassan, 26, likes to play a little game: ask other 20-somethings for the time, and see if they glance at their wrists or their phones.
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A small group of 20-somethings, some of whom are still in college, came up with the idea of this inaugural New York Halal Food Festival on Long Island.
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HBO's Girls died as it lived: at the center of fierce debates regarding its worth and/or accuracy in portraying the specific growing pains of Brooklyn's privileged 20-somethings.
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ASOS, which sells fashion aimed at 20-somethings, said on Thursday its retail sales rose 20% to 13 billion pounds ($1.41 billion) in the four months to Dec. 31.
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Two 30-somethings with three decades to retirement could choose the same Target 2050 fund that would put 90 percent into stock funds and 10 percent into bond funds.
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His debut feature, "Medicine for Melancholy" (2009), was a visually stylish and loosely philosophical relationship study about 20-somethings questioning love and identity in gentrified corridors of San Francisco.
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Every public poll shows a steady and indisputable trend: The Democratic 2020 race is a three-way brawl between 70-somethings who came to fame in the U.S. Senate.
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But, of course, he didn't run and we never got a glimpse of what a run would look like because immigrants, like 20-somethings, are constitutionally barred from serving.
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A bunch of 30-somethings and a few people in their early 40s doing the hard work while 60 and 70 year olds get the attention and big money?
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And, again, one of the reasons I wrote this book is I told you I teach at Boston University, I teach 20-somethings and they're literally getting depressed about this.
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Their band doesn't even have a name; it's just a group of four twenty-somethings in Possum Springs, a small Rust Belt town whose best days are long behind it.
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It's the perfect holiday binge for twenty somethings who are stuck at their own family's "kids tables" and want the feeling of solidarity that only good internet content can give.
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It's been nearly a decade since The Hills, a seminal reality series about the glamorous — and drama-filled — lives of 20-somethings living in Los Angeles, went off the air.
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But it's just weird that TV keeps tossing out parades of single 20- and 30-somethings in an attempt to copy a show that left the air 10 years ago.
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The trend has been evident since at least 22007 when, for the first time, a full one-quarter of the men's draw at Wimbledon was made up of 247-somethings.
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BERLIN — Twenty-somethings dressed entirely in black sprinted down a sleepy street Friday afternoon to get a shot at a must-see American import: the Kanye West pop-up store.
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Though a long dry spell for such a large cohort of players might seem unusual, the twenty-somethings of today are not the only group to have struggled for silverware.
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If you're thinking these two 20-somethings are gonna rule it out, you're wrong -- they didn't -- which means only one thing ... They know how this whole TV thing actually works.
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Pre-Kardashians and pre-The Hills, this show follows Brody and Brandon Jenner, two spoiled and heavy-spending 20-somethings that are being cut off by their stepfather, David Foster.
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Gender reveal videos have become a strange rite of passage for 20 and 30-somethings around the globe who want to share the sex of their child on social media.
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Given that the average retirement age is 64 for men and 62 for women, 50-somethings who are falling short need to get serious about fattening up their nest egg.
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There's also an aspect of navigating the bizarre social dynamics that naturally occur when 70 (mostly single) twenty- and thirty-somethings live together in close quarters for an entire year.
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ASOS, which targets 226-somethings, emphasised a high level of discounting and promotional activity across the market and also added that conditions in Germany and France had become more challenging.
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Lawner grants free entry to a number of people, and the recently debuted Stardust Group allows twenty- and thirty-somethings the ability to access parties at a cheaper price point.
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As 20-somethings at the bottom of the nuclear chain of command, launch keys and codes in our anxious hands, we could only imagine how close we were to Armageddon.
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If prices continue to rise, the situation looks grim for Gen Zers: Tomorrow's twenty-somethings could pay a median total rent of $303,100 before they turn 30, the site forecasts.
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As staples within the households of most 20-somethings, cats and plants have been joined together in a new way, filling 152 pages of artist Stephen Eichhorn's new photo book.
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While working conditions aren't necessarily worse than they were for previous generations, twenty-somethings seem determined to avoid a slow death of their soul from a lifetime of occupational malaise.
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The Crowd On a recent Saturday, a half-dozen 20-somethings in space buns, baby-doll ruffles, a Pikachu backpack and other 1990s adornments held court on the dance floor.
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He also smokes weed, eats quesadillas, plays music, calls friends, hosts parties and kills time on the internet — not unlike what many aimless 20-somethings do in their spare time.
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In practice, enthymemes come in various forms, including dramatic pauses, unfinished sentences and the place-filling "somethings" Trump employs, according to the experts, who study U.S. public and political speech.
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The lobby, when I entered, was packed with groups of well-dressed, well-groomed, good-looking 20- and 30-somethings, many of them couples or groups of friends on vacation.
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The smoky scent permeated OlioHouse, a Victorian-style home in Wassaic, N.Y., where a group of 20- and 30-somethings arrived last Saturday after a three-hour pilgrimage from Brooklyn.
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Now, he said, "we're busting at the seams," with millenial-targeted events oversubscribed — another indication of the attendant riches of a wave of religious 20-somethings moving to the capital.
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You just need some twenty-somethings who are good at programming, a little bit of stolen code and maybe some Red Bull just to keep them awake during the night.
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New capital and new identity (jobs, relationships) almost always come from new situations; 20-somethings who huddle together in the same circles, she says, can be limiting in various ways.
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Hurrying to court in Rutland, Vt., to represent a client, I came upon a group of 20-somethings outside our library, as I put my quarter in the parking meter.
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You just need some twenty-somethings who are good at programming, a little bit of stolen code and maybe some Red Bull just to keep them awake during the night.
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It's like Nancy Drew and the gang from Scooby-Doo were transformed into a group of five self-absorbed 20-somethings who are just trying to figure it all out.
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Hattie, like many other twenty-somethings, is a broke aspiring TV writer using her gig as a production assistant to move from taking coffee orders to writing her own scripts.
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The Friends trivia episode gives us space cowboy Maurice, Chanandler Bong, a master Ross as MC, and endless questions about how these 20-somethings afford those West Village apartments, anyway.
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But it's just weird that TV keeps tossing out parades of single 20- and 30-somethings in an attempt to copy a show that left the air 15 years ago.
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In a sense, Mr. Durant is not wholly unlike the legions of ambitious 20-somethings in hoodies and cool sneakers who descend on Silicon Valley to make hundreds of millions.
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The most important is public attitudes towards older people, and in particular the expectation that 60-somethings ought to be putting their feet up and quietly retiring into the background.
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Yesterday was a beautiful spring day in Pisa, and I saw a small group of 20-somethings sharing a bottle of wine and a sandwich in one of our squares.
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Instead of watching a charming group of 29-somethings navigate the bumpy transition to adulthood, a large swath of the country now watched a politically incorrect loudmouth berate aspiring entrepreneurs.
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On average, individuals were contributing 2401 percent of their paychecks while employers were matching 303 percent, putting the total savings rate for 230-somethings with 240(k)s at 240 percent.
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Even though she was a young person from elsewhere, she was so perplexed and put off by this, that these 20-somethings from America were so terrified of inter-relational commerce.
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The original Voltron TV series might be loved by old-timer 30-somethings, but in reality it was a pieced-together cartoon that combined clips from two completely different anime series.
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"Why exactly 20-somethings are considered so vital to protest movements, I never figured out, seeing as how they never vote and have no money," a character in "The Wallcreeper" reflects.
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She's a fictionalized amalgamation of early-2000s 20-somethings who, for the first time in history, could live lives shaped by an inclination for shit-stirring and widely available internet access.
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It's very tenderly and delicately written, and I think people want to see a romance that is about two middle-aged people, rather than a romance with strapping young 20-somethings.
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Young and single 20-somethings probably haven't thought much about life insurance, and that's OK. If you're 25 with no debt you probably don't need a life insurance policy, Ginty says.
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A-list 20-somethings Miley Cyrus, Hailey Baldwin and Kendall Jenner have known each other for years, and that made for a particularly salacious episode of Carpool Karaoke, which aired Friday.
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If watching a 40-year-old man try to evade 300-pound 20-somethings hellbent on destroying him sounds entertaining to you, then tune into New England Patriots games this fall!
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Established in 19 for fashion-conscious 227-somethings, ASOS was an early ecommerce success story, but it is seeing growing competition from the likes of Germany's Zalando and British rival Boohoo.
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It's such a common feeling amongst 20-somethings that Time Out New York has a whole section dedicated to finding people who think they're "undateable" and setting them up on dates.
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Synopsis: In Judd Apatow's "Knocked Up," Seth Rogen and Katherine Heigl star as Ben and Allison, a couple of 20-somethings who hooked up with no intention of starting a relationship.
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On September 22, 1994, six telegenic 20-somethings frolicked in a fountain in front of credits that announced the arrival of "Friends," a new NBC sitcom that would forever change television.
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Like many 403-somethings, my decisions were informed by panic and haste, but also, of course, by whatever short-lived supply of the pills I happened to be in possession of.
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All of that brings me to one last question about this show: What do you think Search Party is saying about 20-somethings in general and the millennial generation more specifically?
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I ask Goodliffe if it's strange for him to live among a bunch of 20-somethings, but he seems to think he'd be more out of place in a traditional setting.
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Called "voluntary transitioning," the plan spreads quickly among 20-somethings and becomes the leading issue in a presidential campaign, with a cast of characters taking up either side of the cause.
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The fragrance ($79 for 30 milliliters) was designed as millennial catnip, using just three notes — sandalwood, ginger and tuberose — to represent the tightknit packs of 20 somethings who cavort around Paris.
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Called the Democratic Renaissance Project, it attracted a rotating cast of ambitious 20-somethings looking to get past the doldrums of the Bush-Clinton-Bush era without succumbing to utopian radicalism.
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CONCORD, N.C. — The horde of 33-somethings and teenagers — such as Chase Elliott, Erik Jones and William Byron — who are poised to take over Nascar seems to grow larger every week.
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Stem, founded by three 20-somethings in Los Angeles, has attracted a clientele of young artists who operate independently yet tend to collaborate frequently with other acts, some of them stars.
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Read more: From the investing club at Notre Dame to a hedge fund managing millions: Here's how two 20-somethings are defying traditional stock-market logic in order to crush peers
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So what is he doing here, in the sprawling suburbs of Atlanta, a minor leaguer at age 225, playing alongside a bunch of 20-somethings, enduring bus rides and sparse crowds?
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Yet 30 still looms large over the psyches of 20-somethings, as though it's the age when you're supposed to at least be on your way to figuring it all out.
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO The vocalist Martina DaSilva and the bassist Dan Chmielinski are two 20-somethings with flexible chops, a gut-level creative connection and an expansive view of the Christmas songbook.
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His base of mainly 20- and 30-somethings are likely, as they grow older, to stay with him and to help increase his attraction for a broader swathe of the population.
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It was a chance to bask in the love of some of his fiercest supporters, with scores of 20-somethings donning "Make America Great Again" hats and rhinestone "TRUMP" hair clips.
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"The pricing will be the first test of investor appetite for a social-media app beloved by teenagers and 20-somethings but which has yet to turn a profit," Reuters says.
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And they are hitting younger adults the hardest: Last year, 20-somethings were more than twice as likely as people 30 and older to report losing money in fake-check scam.
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Recent ones, made in oil stick on 72-inch-by-48-inch sheets of paper, are based on candid photographs he took of 20-somethings obsessively staring downward at their smartphones.
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The big picture: As Axios' Jim VandeHei notes, every public poll shows the Democratic 2020 race is a 3-way brawl between 70-somethings who rose to prominence in the Senate.
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Rich parents give grown children six times more than poor ones, and, a 1990 study found, white twenty-somethings were more than twice as likely to get help as their black peers.
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Sour or sweaty smells can be a tip off that somethings not right with your hygiene, and one of the first ways to combat this is by changing your feminine hygiene product.
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Now, two 238-somethings are using her as inspiration to create "Barbie Savior," a hilarious account parodying those volunteers who make service trips to developing countries — and make it all about themselves.
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Her fans — usually teenagers and twenty-somethings — are already loyal customers to many of these stores (and if they aren't, after seeing them on Jenner's social media, we bet they will be).
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Lining up behind them are a pair of 40-somethings, Joe Bae and Scott Nuttall, who will join the board and take the titles of co-president and co-chief operating officer.
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Centering on two of the Adams Foster siblings as they embark on their adulting journey, Good Trouble is a coming-of-age story for 20-somethings, set against the backdrop of DTLA.
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While plenty of attention is paid to teenage drama on television (and I, personally, wouldn't have it any other way), the struggles of 20-somethings don't always get quite as much love.
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It's about 7 pm on a blistering cold Friday night in Brooklyn, and about 300 mostly 20- and 30-somethings are packing into the bookshelf-lined office of an independent publishing house.
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Of course, for some 20-somethings, saving 10 percent to 15 percent of their income may be daunting if they are also contending with student loans and amassing a rainy day fund.
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The Times also found that 20-somethings living in metropolitan areas with over a million people are 30% more likely to get help for their rent payments than people in smaller places.
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They call it "pillowcore," which makes sense, and you'll find plenty of parallels between these Austin-based twenty-somethings and the slowcore kids of the 1990s—think Duster and Bedhead, for starters.
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On the one end of the spectrum, you have the 30 somethings, alleged teens who speak and act as if they've been deadened by years of layoffs, family troubles, and mounting debt.
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But the ethereal look isn't only for cartoon characters and 20-somethings: 37-year-old Kardashian rocked a similar look at her daughter Penelope and niece North West's joint mermaid birthday party.
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Under their merit-based "point systems," they score applicants for admission on multiple criteria, with the most points awarded to 20-somethings, who are at the beginning of their prime work years.
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This film, based on actual events, tells the story of two 235-somethings who establish themselves as weaponry middlemen, bidding on Pentagon contracts, and soon find themselves in ridiculously over their heads.
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Yes, 20-somethings stare at screens a lot and take too many selfies, but they're not generally as narrowly focused as Mason (Shaun Brown), Emma (Christine Ko) and Clark (Christopher Mintz-Plasse).
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This film, based on actual events, tells the story of two 20-somethings who establish themselves as weaponry middlemen, bidding on Pentagon contracts, and soon find themselves in ridiculously over their heads.
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Although the startup is full of investor-friendly buzzwords, he still had to convince VCs that two 20-somethings were ready and willing to build a company with such an ambitious vision.
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And famous instances of wildly successful 20-somethings, like Bill Gates, Steve Jobs and Zuckerberg, who never shies from bragging about founding Facebook in his Harvard dorm room, only reinforce that bias.
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TikTok, a video app popular with teens and 20-somethings, has grown more popular among US teenagers at a time of mounting tensions between Washington and Beijing over trade and technology transfers.
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Between the expectations set by porn and the constant scrutiny of their sex lives by researchers and the media, today's 20-somethings have come into consciousness in a world of constant analyses.
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While they capture the essence, in a sense, Turner and these extremely typical 20-somethings certainly had no actual concept about what a fade away like that feels like as a woman.
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Instead, they are short-staffed by a rotating cast of enthusiastic, bright, but ultimately inexperienced and overworked 20-somethings who have to turn elsewhere to cover up their own lack of expertise.
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Since then, I've interviewed children, teenagers and 20-somethings across the country to better understand how their young lives are being shaped by policies and institutions — and also how they are responding.
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Jax and Tom have been friends for over 20 years; the reality stars met when they first moved to Los Angeles as bright-eyed twenty-somethings in search of fame and fortune.
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We talked to Credit Karma&aposs CEO Ken Lin and CMO Greg Lull about how the startup became a fintech, and the high stakes for making personal finance relevant for twenty-somethings.
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I have gotten used to feeling like a wacky great-aunt trying to keep up with the youngs, like Erik Agard and his brilliant constructor cohort of 20-somethings (and some teenagers).
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I have gotten used to feeling like a wacky great-aunt trying to keep up with the youngs, like Erik Agard and his brilliant constructor cohort of 20-somethings (and some teenagers).
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There was nothing remarkable about this scene — stylish 20-somethings ordering gourmet sandwiches in a self-consciously rustic space — except that it unfolded in a destination that has seemed immune to hipsterdom.
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The team behind parody musicals based on Full House and Keeping up with the Kardashians has its eyes set on those kooky, coffee-drinking twenty-somethings who were always there for each other.
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It's a world in which secrets no longer mean anything, where men in their 30s are acting like 20-somethings, and where everyone is constantly unsure as to whether they have outsmarted themselves.
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" He adds: "When you live your life on TV and everyone has an opinion about it, there's going to be somethings you just keep to yourself and that's what we decided to do.
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Belma McCaffrey is the creator of Work Bigger, a framework designed to help 20-30-somethings identify their mission so they can make an impact through their work and ultimately change the world.
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So, manufacturers of pregnancy tests, here is what I propose: A spot that features women of different ages — from teens to 40-somethings — sitting on toilets in settings suggestive of different socioeconomic situations.
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This marked the first night of the 16th Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) World Championship, in which teens and young 20-somethings compete for the title of World Champion in their chosen professional application.
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And many of today's 20-somethings, used to the gig economy, do their best to make a virtue out of necessity by combining work in several ensembles to make a full-time living.
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At a time when there is constant news of 20-somethings making very bad decisions, playing it forced me to think about what an adult is — perhaps more so than its creators intended.
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Three 212.6-somethings launched a firm out of a dorm room at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 2308, with the goal of using algorithms to predict the reply to an e-mail.
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But with fewer teenagers than ever using Facebook (in favor of Snapchat), and with us now-twenty-somethings living our lives on Instagram, the stress-inducing relationship status feature has become blissfully irrelevant.
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Making the most of the fact that lots of twenty-somethings live in actual, multi-story houses (sometimes with little gardens!), there are plenty of makeshift clubs going down in people's living rooms.
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It's less a scene for fashionistas and more an opportunity for teens and twenty-somethings from across the Midwest to converge in a big city unlike anything seen in their much smaller hometowns.
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With graduation season in full swing, thousands of early 20-somethings are about to get a taste of the real world as they try to figure out what to do with their lives.
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Finding the best dating site is intimidating at any age — we've already done a story on the best dating sites for women, because the choices are overwhelming even for 20 or 30 somethings.
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Millennial women in the U.S. are waiting longer to start having sex, putting them more on par with 246-somethings from the Baby Boom-era than Generation X, a new study has found.
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That Knost was among the leaders underscores the distinct difference between the young, athletic 28-somethings of the sport and the golfer whose major sponsor is, fittingly, Callaway's Great Big Bertha golf club.
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It's not that they don't share the same ideals as most young, broke twenty-somethings, but the way they express politics can sometimes appear hamfisted, a bit Billy Bragg preaching to the converted.
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The first morning, I arrive in my brand-new work pants, expecting a gaggle of aging hippies, but my fellow volunteers are 20- and 30-somethings, as new to construction as I am.
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I am 27 years old, and one habit in particular I notice the vast majority of society (but specifically starting with 20-somethings) nurtures is the habit of making more to spend more.
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Educated and attractive twenty-somethings can command fees of 3,000 yuan to 10,000 yuan ($436 to $1,453) a day over the busy festive period, according to mobile apps and websites seen by Reuters.
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New shows on the horizon are The Valley, a Hills-like reality series about a group of 20-somethings living in Nogales, Arizona, a town along the border of the U.S. and Mexico.
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Which is great for a whole load of those aforementioned 30-somethings who have children of their own now (oh, hi) always fucking demanding shit when you're trying to murder a Hammer Brother.
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You walk into "your friend's" bathroom, flip the light switch, and you see the scariest and most mold-ridden piece of porcelain to have ever been regularly occupied by three almost thirty-somethings.
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Local ballots in Virginia, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, and 11 other states were filled with first-time candidates — 20- and 30-somethings who had never held office before — as Democrats swept to victory on Tuesday.
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You heard songs like "Down in a Hole" (Alice in Chains) or "Something in the Way" (Nirvana) and you pictured idle 20-somethings passing a rainy afternoon in a crappy apartment, getting high.
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"Silly cigarette" is the word for young, trendy millennial-somethings whose idea of drug taking is less about transcendence and more about enhancing the speed with which they can talk about Kendall Jenner.
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All of these struggle sessions play to the sound of chortling twenty-somethings, who have figured out that, in today's culture, the quickest way to acquire and exercise power is to take offense.
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And what was already clear to us, from our experience not only with him but also with his 24-year-old sister, was that being the parents of 20-somethings was unknown territory.
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Who stays here: Young, trendy twenty-somethings who enjoy taking advantage of the rooftop bar and club, Le Bain, as well as occasionally their parents, who prefer the chic downstairs restaurant and lounges.
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The show, produced with help from propaganda officials, is part of the party's strategy to persuade twenty-somethings that the Marxist-Leninist lessons they studied, or dozed through, in school still hold true.
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Only three 403-somethings in N.F.L. history have hit that number: Warren Moon of the Seahawks in 1997, Vinny Testaverde of the Cowboys in 2004, and Brett Favre with the Vikings in 2009.
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These 32 vignettes and stories feature a cast of directionless, self-absorbed 20-somethings — almost entirely gay men in Canada — who loathe their lives and one another, and aren't afraid to say it.
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Tiger Woods, at 42, will no doubt dominate the golf landscape until he retire while 20-somethings Justin Thomas, Jordan Spieth and Rory McIlroy have all occupied top spot at a young age.
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The former CNBC host and personal finance maven barely had to think when asked about smart things 20-somethings should be doing with their cash to ensure they'll have enough later in life.
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Geared toward 20- and 30-somethings, the book touches on millennial-specific money issues like making the most of robo-advisers, saving for your first house, and approaching a new type of retirement.
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But for now, JoyRun is a targeted, convenience-based operation that can provide new food options to twenty-somethings who are sick of delivery pizza and the same sandwich every couple of nights.
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Newness, which debuted at Sundance in January and was picked up by Netflix in June, is about the early days of a relationship between 20-somethings Martin (Nicholas Hoult) and Gabi (Victoria's Laia Costa).
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As his first season in Washington came to an end, a concert combining Bach with Luciano Berio, an Italian experimental composer, was well-attended, with a strikingly large contingent of 20- to 30-somethings.
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Courteney Cox gave us a dose of '90s nostalgia on Saturday with an Instagram post that brought us right back to the days of beautiful thirty-somethings somehow living in outlandishly expensive Manhattan apartments.
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They started out playing at a Hollywood cocktail lounge called Piano Bar, developing a repertoire in front of crowds of 20-somethings who had no interest — or at least no prior interest — in jazz.
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The 13-episode series is a fine way to kill seven hours, and it would be accurate to call it a coming-of-age story, or a story of female friendship among 20-somethings.
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Mostly, though, I loved how The Magicians wasn't afraid to be episodic, with each episode telling its own tiny story about 20-somethings dealing with a world of magic and danger in equal measure.
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We follow a group of 20-somethings over the course of a single pay-period to see what they spend their money on, how they overcome struggle, and what pushes them to keep going.
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Though Roswell, New Mexico has taken its teen drama roots and reimagined the story as one about 20-somethings, Liz is once again Latina — here, she is played by Jeanine Mason, who is Cuban.
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It's further proof of the idea that adults in their 30s and beyond are mostly watching TV nowadays, while the movies are for teens and 20-somethings, whose nostalgia pangs understandably skew more recent.
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While online dating is how busy 20-somethings are trying to find love these days and filtering through plenty of garbage, The Bachelorette, with its helicopter dates, has even more reason to be aspirational.
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While cohabitation is a departure from the 20- and 30-somethings who lived with their significant other in the past, it's nothing new — immigrants and workers sought out boarding houses during the 19th century.
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The lifestyles that 21980- and 290-somethings often seek depend on a medley of urban living, public transit and lots of entertainment options (which in Colorado includes marijuana, legalized for recreational use since 22.7).
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The collection's launch is tailor-made for Generation Y, the 75 million 20- and 30-somethings who now outnumber Baby Boomers in the U.S. and have tens of billions of dollars in spending power.
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When you consider how most major credit card issuers market their cards these days, it's easy to believe their prime market includes millennials, Gen Xers, and 603- and 60-somethings who are still working.
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Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, the Senate's master of realpolitik, isn't going out of his way to add a few liberals to the pile of conservative forty-somethings that he's shoveling into the federal courts.
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Moses is still making that point at the end of his 30s, holding his own while facing a barrage of heavy shots from the young wave of 20-somethings who dominate the American roster.
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With the three top Democratic leaders in the House all in their late 70s, the gap between that trio and the 30-somethings still getting their sea legs in Congress is vast and stark.
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Soler-Williams said, as she opened the door to a group of 20- and 30-somethings who filed into the house, shedding bulky coats and stashing a bottle of vodka in the couple's freezer.
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There is a demographic of 20- and 30-somethings who still get Butterfrees in their stomach at the reveal of 100 or so new cartoon creatures, whether they care to admit it or not.
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CreditCreditJake Michaels for The New York Times LOS ANGELES — Carli Jo Bidlingmaier was talking to a group of 20-somethings in a living room in the Bel-Air neighborhood here, weeks before the wildfires.
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Back in 2015, Sean Kavanagh and Anna Gorga were two 20-somethings on globe-trotting adventures, when sheer luck brought them together on a flight from Portugal's Azores Islands to the country's capital, Lisbon.
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"Today's 20- and 30-somethings turn to therapy sooner and with fewer reservations than young people did in previous eras," Dr. Peggy Drexler, a psychologist, wrote in an essay for The Wall Street Journal.
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For now, though, the Mets will try to keep as many 30-somethings as they can out of harm's way and hope they can get on the kind of roll they did last season.
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Ms. Talento, the former Trump health adviser, said a generational split became apparent between younger White House health staff members who did not have teenagers, and "the uncool 40-somethings" — like her — who did.
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While many 20-somethings partake in a similar ritual, trying to convince dubious parents that Hell's Kitchen or Bushwick are very desirable places to be these days, Mr. Rogers' family needed no such persuasion.
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Maybe that's a familiar question from a friend or a family member, but for 219-somethings and teens who spent the past 20193 years on the Internet, it's also a familiar question from Facebook.
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Psychologist Meg Jay does a great job explaining why 20-somethings have been caught in swirl of hype and misinformation, much of which has trivialized what is actually the most defining decade of adulthood.
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Out to change that at the Jeongseon Alpine Center this week will be three firm friends, thirty-somethings Kjetil Jansrud and Aksel Lund Svindal and their 25-year-old team mate Aleksander Aamodt Kilde.
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Set in the present, this new series imagines the lives of Marcus and Angela's daughter (Tetona Jackson) and Jacqueline's son (Tequan Richmond), 20-somethings trying to make it in the advertising industry in Atlanta.
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We don't need a hard-and-fast definition of the term "millennial," but whatever it's supposed to signify loses all meaning when we apply it willy-nilly to everybody from 40-somethings to teenagers.
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Student loan payments make up an increasingly large percentage of 20-somethings' monthly expenses and are one of the biggest reasons it can seem so difficult to get ahead—even with a decent job.
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These mash-ups of images and phrases have not only provided us with millions of instantly shareable jokes and Instagram famous twenty-somethings, but also, some would argue, helped to sway the entire presidential election.
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One or two of us edged close to the wreck and dropped small somethings—a beach towel, a bucket hat, a bag of chips, a half-full margarita in its salted glass—then scuttled away.
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Some of the corporations on hand were bragging about their newly expanded paid parental leave for mothers and fathers -- an increasingly necessary benefit to offer as they compete for highly qualified talent among twenty-somethings.
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The other late-20-somethings in her orbit face similar issues, from the boyfriend (Jay Ellis) she isn't all that happy with to the dreamy "What if?" guy who's still very much on her mind.
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Infatuated by Jake, Sasha joins his band of late-teens and very-early-20-somethings (almost all played by non-professional actors) looking to make ends meet and enjoy the spoils at the same time.
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Sure, you might run into more than a few cynical 20-somethings wearing glasses they don't need and complaining about the gentrification they are an integral part of, but this is urban America in 2016.
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The 113-year-old, one of a growing number of 211-somethings in the men's draw, served 30 untouchable deliveries to dispatch teenager and compatriot Borna Coric 230-6(8) 7-6(7) 6-333.
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You could get your nails did at Ryan Soper's "Somethings Never Nail" or sip a warm libation in the "Martian Tea Room" — after watching Erik Sanner brew it in conditions that mimic life on Mars.
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Since Newt Gingrich, the Republican Party has turned increasingly hostile to knowledge and expertise, slashing funding for congressional staff, leaving Congress increasingly reliant on a rotating cast of 20-somethings without policy or process expertise.
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ON THE 26th floor of an iconic glass skyscraper, nicknamed the "Trousers", in Beijing's main business district, half a dozen casually dressed 20-somethings gather in a rainbow-coloured lounge, chatting away on ergonomic chairs.
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They're a motley crew of transient teens and 20-somethings who travel by van selling magazine subscriptions door-to-door by day and party hard by night, and Lane's character, Star, latches on to them.
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Depp, of course, is no stranger to portraying drug-addled celebrity somethings: The erstwhile Edward Scissorhands famously portrayed writer slash badass Hunter S. Thompson in the late '90s classic Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.
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In fact, in another admission that Tinder wasn't serving those in search of relationships, Ginsberg said Hinge will help the company to address the "previously underserved" audience of 20-somethings looking for a serious relationship.
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The three thirty-somethings have all suffered setbacks through their careers, with the Williams sisters overcoming health issues and Lucic-Baroni battling back from a series of personal problems, including alleged abuse by her father.
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Stereotypes of the current generation paint them as lazy but also beset by forces beyond their control, a bunch of emotionally stunted 20-somethings scrolling blankly through their phones because that's all they can do.
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In the modern era, most rely on the voting advice of a team of in-house "legislative assistants," so our $4 trillion fiscal organization is overseen by underpaid 20-somethings usually lacking specialized financial training.
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THE CROWD Despite the all-ages designation, the crowd on a recent Thursday night was filled with late-30-somethings, many of them coupled off and a few dead asleep as the clock neared midnight.
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Our heroes are 20 and 30-somethings who rent one-bedroom, carpeted apartments in L.A. — the kind where if you use the microwave and the A/C at the same time, you lose power entirely.
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Kamaiyah Oakland native Kamaiyah vindicated broke twenty-somethings with her bouncy squad anthem "How Does It Feel," which offers a refreshing contrast to the constant flexing we tend to hear in rap on the radio.
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Though some 20-somethings have finished college, are starting a career, and have maybe fallen in love, others are weathering a tumultuous era filled with self doubt and more than a few quarter-life crises.
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Everybody knows the story by now—dumb twenty-somethings on a summer trip stumble into the wrong Texas town and wind up getting brutally murdered by Leatherface, a serial killer armed with, yes, a chainsaw.
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The crime is the work not of a gang of criminal geniuses, but of a pair of underachieving suburban 20-somethings — Wilson (Leonardo Ortizgris), the narrator and sidekick, and Juan (Gael García Bernal), the mastermind.
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Put that aside, though, to marvel at Yen and Yeoh, both fifty-somethings, as they move through set pieces with remarkable energy, grace, and beauty that the younger actors in the cast struggle to match.
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Two older women sat at a table on the open-air deck, flicking through a food menu, while a trio of 20-somethings sipped wine against a backdrop of low-slung houses and train cars.
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Inside, a weekly jam session had attracted enough 228- and 2000-somethings to fill most of the atrium, where the house band was playing a heady, smoldering mix of '23s R&B and classic jazz.
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When you see videos of 20-somethings dancing in crowded nightclubs across the country, that's a sign that the urgent public health messaging about why it's important to be physically distanced is not getting across.
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" One of the 20-somethings quoted in the post praised Nixon's early broadsides against Cuomo's Democratic credentials, saying, "This immediately shifts the frame of the conversation and attempts to take control of the party platform.
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This same demographic is also the consumer of certain relevant services: The Dinner Party, a boozier take on the old-fashioned support group, caters to 20- and 30-somethings who have lost a loved one.
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The off-season brought the departures of the 30-somethings Gerrard and Keane, as well as Coach Bruce Arena, who returned to manage the United States national team after winning three titles in Los Angeles.
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Service is as five-star as the accommodations, and everyone from sophisticated thirty-somethings to couples seeking a romantic getaway, business travelers, and families in search of an elevated family vacation will love staying here.
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When Samantha Flores wasn't taking classes at the University of Maryland for her master's degree in cello performance this past academic year, she could often be found hanging out with a bunch of 80-somethings.
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No one would connect the boys to the older, white men - and a pair of Chinese 2425-somethings - seated under a tree, or to the young man with the mobile phone leaning on a parked motorbike.
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What makes Crashing so special is that it is every bit about muddled twenty-somethings trying to figure things out, but the show opts to tell its stories through exclusively through unconventional and often confusing relationships.
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Wadors has paid particular attention to 20-somethings at the outset of their careers because not only does LinkedIn have a large millennial component to its workforce, but she is also the mother of three millennials.
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Netflix's Terrace House chronicles the disorientingly familiar yet unfamiliar life of Tokyo 215-somethings, while The Great British Bake Off captures a racially inclusive Britain at odds with the post-Brexit nationalists seen in the news.
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In order for these 20-somethings to be able to spot and delete references to Tiananmen, they must first be taught what happened there, the New York Times reported in January from one "content-reviewing factory".
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"I Am What I Make Up" has replaced "Easy, breezy, beautiful... Covergirl," and the new faces — Issa Rae and Ayesha Curry among them — are proof that you don't need white, airbrushed twenty-somethings to sell makeup.
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But the straight track to a glittering career is not to be his, and the trajectory of his young adulthood, like those of most twenty-somethings, is more like an aimless loop than an arrow's flight.
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"Young adults should choose their romantic partner wisely," Curran tells CNBC Make It. She and her colleagues assessed over 500 young twenty-somethings in committed relationships and had them rate their health and overall life satisfaction.
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"When you get closer to his bowels, Mario and Luigi are like: 'Somethings not-a right,'" Roiland said, slipping into a voice that sounded like a vaguely Italian version of Morty Smith from Rick and Morty.
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But behind tall iron gates, a group of twenty-somethings, armed with laptops, business books and a red motor bike have established a digital start-up, aiming to help propel their country into the 21st century.
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Another pair of 20-somethings playing cards in the coffee shop in Luke Danes regalia tell me they loved Rory deeply because she was more into reading and art than going out or flirting with boys.
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The Paris St Germain striker arrived in Russia hoping to guide Brazil to their sixth title and also as favorite to succeed thirty-somethings Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo as the best player in the world.
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There are 12.5 million 20-somethings with some college credits and no degree, by far the largest share of the 31 million adults who leave college short of a degree, according to the National Student Clearinghouse.
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Dressed in a black hoodie and fashionable striped pants, Ms. Cao could have been one of the characters in her early videos, teenagers influenced by hip-hop culture or 43-somethings costumed as Japanese manga characters.
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Standing in line at a Manhattan lunch spot a few months ago, I eyed the footwear of the nearby 20- and 30-somethings to ensure the next pair of Nikes I bought would be stylish enough.
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During the troubled summer of '250, that was just what the country's disillusioned 216-somethings needed — the festival took place not one full week after the Manson murders left an irreversible black mark on American culture.
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At a time when so many of us are isolated in our homes to avoid catching and spreading coronavirus, we need to take a lesson from the highly connected teens and 20-somethings in our lives.
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At a time when so many of us are isolated in our homes to avoid catching and spreading coronavirus, we need to take a lesson from the highly connected teens and 20-somethings in our lives.
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The 212 financial crisis and the subsequent recession had a significant impact on millennials and their money habits, even though many of today's twenty- and thirty-somethings were students when Lehman Brothers collapsed 265 years ago.
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When not doing battle with taped hands and goggles to fend off pepper spray, R.A.M. members appear to be harmless 20-somethings with their close-cropped hairdos, clean-shaven faces, T-shirts and jeans, ProPublica says.
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You may recall how the best-selling author and personal finance guru set social media aflame when she infamously said that 20-somethings like myself were "peeing $1 million down the drain" with our coffee habits.
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A federal crackdown on online poker in the United States in 2011 helped lead to the fading of the poker boom and made playing much more difficult for the next generation of teenagers and 20-somethings.
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A federal crackdown on online poker in the United States in 2011 helped lead to the fading of the poker boom and made playing much more difficult for the next generation of teenagers and 20-somethings.
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But its runaway popularity stretched far beyond the United States, and for some Latino baseball players it is something more: a language guide, a Rosetta Stone disguised as six 20-somethings commingling in a Manhattan apartment.
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And then a couple of years ago, I started working for a digital food publication with a handful of 30-somethings whose culinary aesthetics I blindly trusted and, for the most part, adopted as my own.
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" Furthermore, "Staffers who've worked on a political campaign will tell you about 15- to 20-hour days, frequent outings with alcohol, and high-pressure situations while working seven days a week in tight quarters with 20-somethings.
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With its technicolor cartoon animals living in a world of ice cream and candy punctuated with pops of rainbow-hued cheetah print, the brand and their line of products quickly came to define many twenty-somethings' childhood.
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And to celebrate, the movie's star, Reese Witherspoon, went deep into character, resurrecting all of her favorite Elle Woods costumes and reenacting the most iconic moments, much to the delight of squealing 20 and 30-somethings everywhere.
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"Sometimes I pray for you and I / Someday maybe you'll see the light / Some say 'in life you gonna get what you give' / But somethings only God can forgive," she belts during the song's most emotional moment.
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He turned this from a stagnant backwater into a dynamic network of local groups, putting on parties, pub nights, bike rides and various other opportunities for teenagers and 20-somethings to get it on with one another.
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Today's 22019- and 23-somethings grew up as De Beers lost its monopoly and, wary of helping competitors, cut spending on the advertising that had done so much to create demand for diamonds in the first place.
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Slowly, though, the designers responsible for some of the industry's favorite nude-somethings (such as Christian Louboutin and its fancy footwear) have caught up to the consumer demand and expanded their definition of what a neutral is.
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Anyone doing research on Eisenhower's America would be well served by studying Stern's footage of Newport's high-society ladies; suburban dads fiddling with cameras; and twenty-somethings dancing, clapping, drinking beer, and making out with each another.
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Background: Staffers who've worked on a political campaign will tell you about 15- to 20-hour days, frequent outings with alcohol, and high-pressure situations while working seven days a week in tight quarters with 20-somethings.
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Sullivan said that because many 50-somethings have grown children who are on their own, downsizing to a smaller home now instead of waiting until after retirement can be a great way to reduce your housing costs.
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Another survey asked 50-somethings questions that related to financial literacy; asked to calculate how much each of five prize-winners would get from a lottery jackpot of $2m, only 56% of respondents could answer the question.
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The first season follows a CW-like ensemble cast of 20-somethings, who remain attractive even (and especially) when clad in torn clothes and dirt-streaked faces, as they compete to be part of the coveted 3%.
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As a longtime hostel employee, Nigel has seen a variety of unique characters crash at the space—from 20-somethings passing through town on holiday to Vietnam veterans looking for a comfortable bed for a reasonable price.
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Marston's is selling off drink-led pubs in favour of building more family, food-focused ones and has an 'F-Plan' - food, families, females and forty/fifty somethings - to capture changing trends of the eating-out market.
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A small department at the tech company LivingSocial, which provides discounts for activities and travel in cities across the country, proved to be the perfect setting for a group of outgoing 20-somethings to, ahem, live socially.
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Many of the adults over 30 that we meet on the show — from Mary Ferguson to Jay Duplass's manipulative stage director character to dead Keith — are just as flawed and selfish as the 20-somethings they deride.
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But between the unavailability of chairman posts and a leadership pipeline clogged with 70-somethings — Pelosi; Hoyer, the minority whip; and James Clyburn, the assistant minority leader — younger House Democrats have been left to ponder other opportunities.
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Most of New York's new big bands are run by 20- and 30-somethings who recently graduated from a conservatory or a liberal-arts music program; like most such musicians, they will eventually find careers as teachers.
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A group of European 20-somethings who call themselves "Generation Identity" and work under the banner "Defend Europe" want to stop migrants from coming to Europe by intercepting the humanitarian ships working to rescue migrants in distress.
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There remains a false assumption that restaurants are staffed by college students and 20-somethings, making it easy to pass off substance abuse as a result of unmotivated employees or the immaturity of a younger work force.
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"The only thing I know for sure, if we were to do somethings it would be a dream, but everybody on the would have to be involved," Horta said of the possibility of creating more Ugly Betty.
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Kids have access to Frozen and Moana, 20-somethings can binge-watch '90s DCOMs like Smart House, and families can have a nostalgic movie night with out-of-the-vault classics like Hercules and The Lion King.
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This is where activists with the Liberal Party, which polls in the single digits but is propelled by smart, committed 30-somethings like Adam Sermer and Anett Bösz , recently held a community meeting at a local hotel.
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" Families are priced out of the market, " he says, explaining that it's hard to compete with the hordes of 20-somethings willing to pile into a shared house — and still pay $2,000 per person for a room.
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When Blizzard's group of early 20-somethings created their biggest franchises (Chris Metzen himself was all of 23 when Starcraft I shipped, for example) they built them along the very familiar lines of X-Men and New Gods.
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One way Schuyler has achieved this authenticity is by insisting on age-appropriate casting, making Degrassi a rarity in a TV landscape afflicted with Andrea Zuckerman Syndrome, where 20- and even 30-somethings are regularly cast as teenagers.
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All of them are attractive and mostly white floppy-haired 20-somethings who wear big sweatshirts and built their followings less by shock value tactics of the Logan Paul variety and more by being genuinely funny and likable.
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Ms Andem admits that her characters are amalgamations of the individuals she met while researching the show, and many of the actors—surprisingly for TV, actual teenagers rather than 20-somethings in pig-tails—had scant previous experience.
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It's not as if The Magic Gang are miserable in person, but they're affected by the same things most twenty-somethings deal with everyday: crippling rent; tedious day jobs; enough self-doubt to knock us off our stride.
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Beighton said ASOS, which targets style-conscious twenty-somethings, continued to outperform in Britain, with sales growth of 14 percent in the quarter, but its two biggest markets in continental Europe - France and Germany - continued to be challenging.
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With both Radiohead and a reunited LCD Soundsystem on its bill this summer, Lollapalooza would appear to have huge pull with 30 to 40-somethings, but both acts were using festivals to promote their work across the country.
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The British company, which targets style-conscious twenty-somethings, increased its capital expenditure (capex) forecast after reporting a 228 percent rise in sales to 229.9 billion pounds ($230.8 billion) in the six months to the end of February.
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"Raised by parents who openly went to therapy themselves and who sent their children as well, today's 20- and 30-somethings turn to therapy sooner and with fewer reservations than young people did in previous eras," she wrote.
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Living back in London in summer 2015, Ben asked himself the questions most twenty-somethings tend to when they've spent several years breathing in the city's polluted air, only to be more broke than when they got here.
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That means millions of twenty-somethings are suddenly on their own as they figure out a whole new set of more inclusive social standards, ones that allow a wider range of people to feel a sense of belonging.
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As I aged, as I got softer—I stopped going to hardcore shows, which defined my youth, and couldn't skate anymore—my tastes in movies changed: I didn't want to see white, 20-somethings talking about their lives.
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It's a Facebook group with more than 100,000 members and, in little more than a year, it has become a hub for 20-somethings interested in urban planning, civic issues, infrastructure and memes that play on those topics.
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Fake dog testicles made this man a millionaire These 30-somethings are selling cans of Canadian air for $20 — and bringing in more than $230,000 a year Meet a professional mermaid who charges up to $6,000 per appearance
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They'd found 20-somethings like Josh, a recent Berkeley graduate who came to Moscow to drive a delivery truck, and Nancy, a fluent Russian speaker who now did menial and secretarial work at Spaso House, the ambassador's residence.
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Unfortunately, thanks to various economic conditions — including low investment returns and interest rates, sluggish wage growth and the decline in Social Security benefits — "today's 20-somethings are projected to do worse than current retirees," according to the report.
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In the survey, respondents pointed to recent personal milestones that had the biggest impact on their financial situation, from buying a home (the top influencer for 30-somethings) to retirement (notable for those in their 60s and 70s).
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When Bianca Garcia and Alaia Kleiner, two 20-somethings living in Chicago, went to a friend's birthday party a few months ago, they were greeted by a line of about 15 women clamoring for one thing: tooth gems.
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Your small business may just be three ambitious twenty-somethings working out of a tiny apartment, but your customers don't need to know that you're using a spare closet as ground zero for your business' day-to-day affairs.
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We are all sick of the jokes that no longer feel funny: lines about the lack of women in tech, about obscenely rich 20-somethings, about awkward coders with bad people skills, about "hustling" and growth at any cost.
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However, scattered and anecdotal accounts, especially from Russia's regions, suggest there is a new generation of Communist Party members, disgruntled 20- and 30-somethings, for whom it offers the only structure able to articulate any kind of opposition politics.
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The two 30-somethings drove the modest streets of South Bend, double-checking the microphone volume as they poked one another over their elite academic credentials and offered at times a nerdy, low-production attempt at a buddy comedy.
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One serious caveat here is that there is a huge age discrepancy between Android and iPhone users — iPhone penetration among twenty-somethings is nearly half, while its penetration among users older than 50 is in the low single digits.
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Not only had Armstrong become the first rider to win the same road event at three different Olympics — providing a fillip for all 40 somethings to boot — she also spared the Games what would have been a controversial victory.
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Though there is a similar dynamic of waiting in line, there is a risk that Pokémon Go players would alienate the bank's core clients, who likely have little patience for tweens and 20-somethings chasing pikachus with their smartphones.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the 28-year-old Hispanic woman who won the congressional primary against representative Joseph Crowley in New York's 14th Congressional district in Queens on Tuesday, just became one of the most powerful 20-somethings in politics.
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A recent study found that the average relationship for British 20-somethings lasts four years, but that those years are not always consecutive; 60 percent of 20-year-olds report experiencing at least one on again/off again relationship.
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Similar to a number of television series that revolve around 20-somethings (especially those who live in New York City), Search Party is about the endless search to try and figure out what you're meant to do in life.
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Finding the best dating site is intimidating at any age — we've already done stories on the best dating sites for women and the best dating sites for men, because the choices are overwhelming even for 20 or 30 somethings.
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Though hampered by the financial collapse and the high cost of living in urban areas these days, the 20- and early-30-somethings may finally be at a place where they are ready and financially able to start nesting.
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Montreuil Journal MONTREUIL, France — In a darkened makeshift theater in a former movie studio, dozens of 26-somethings recently sipped beer from plastic cups as they watched a film about their shared passion: the rise of suburban dance parties.
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Perhaps motivated by the void looming when the likes of 30-somethings Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic, Andy Murray and Stan Wawrinka decide to hang up their rackets, the ATP is determined to adapt to a changing marketplace.
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Set in a Brooklyn brownstone, the narrative follows the trio of 20-somethings as they attempt to solve the whodunit; while they're not budding young venture capitalists or another targeted type, they still might be the killer's next victims.
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On a Saturday night not long ago, tracksuit-clad guys with Irish brogues chatted up a group of painter-by-day, waitress-by-night 20-somethings, while smokers in Vans and hoodies rolled cigarettes in a designated outdoor area.
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Its sleek, zany advertisements capture a certain millennial techie attitude, with eager, often frazzled 20-somethings asking the app to help them find them a place to milk goats or a list of places they can have afternoon tea.
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As I moved on to speak to other red-carpet veterans, I was suddenly caught in a crush of teens, tweens and 20-somethings, screeching at a deafening pitch and holding smartphones aloft to photograph someone I couldn't see.
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"Raised by parents who openly went to therapy themselves and who sent their children as well, today&aposs 20- and 30-somethings turn to therapy sooner and with fewer reservations than young people did in previous eras," she wrote.
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The trio of twenty-somethings have created ShopUp, a platform designed to automate the credit assessment process for small business owners, cutting wait times by weeks and reducing loan operating costs from 18-20 percent to 3-5 percent.
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Like other 8101.87-somethings who grew up and stayed in New York, I'm already saving a lot on rent, but there's another way I've managed to cut expenses by living at home: joining family plans to lower my bills.
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The one where hip 20-somethings would bring their Switch consoles everywhere, breaking them out at parties for some local multiplayer action, or playing Mario Kart in the back of a van en route to a real go-kart course.
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While I was going through all of that, (enter nervous breakdown number three), the feelings and desires that once had me drinking Four Lokos or smoking meth now had me boning random 20-somethings in the backseat of my Passat.
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This phenomenon, known as the "child free movement," is the subject of a new BBC Three documentary, Young and Sterile: My Choice, exploring why teenagers and 20-somethings are advocating childlessness by choice, despite not already having children of their own.
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"My strong advice to the 20-somethings of today is try to build a world of experience," Breeke, who runs of one the world's largest mobile telecommunications companies, told CNBC's "Life Hacks Live" series at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
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The whole package is the kind of outlandish marketing stunt a company like Nintendo could certainly pull off, if only its campaign managers were a series of artistic 20-somethings from Russia with a YouTube channel... and a skydiving license.
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Matt and Christina, two well-off, white 20-somethings, introduced themselves by saying, "We've never had a trial or tribulation this big" in reference to their participation on a reality show capable of earning them a quarter of a million dollars.
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Saw a pair of twenty-somethings strapped with backpacks skulking near the entrance of CSL — the guy tugging a mangy German shepherd; the woman dragging one of those dogs that don't never look grown — and keep right on past it.
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If "Man" is self-consciously a dinosaur -- where father doesn't know best, but usually stumbles into it -- "The Great Indoors" spins its male Neanderthal into the 21st century, surrounding the macho protagonist with a bunch of sensitive, touchy-feely 20-somethings.
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Overall, 40 percent had achieved levels of independence similar to what might be seen in 20-somethings without a history of cancer, managing things like a home of their own, a job, a driver's license, and a romantic relationship or marriage.
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" The bottom line: "Credit cards and family members have funded weddings for years," per the Post, but "financial advisers say these types of online loans take lending a step further, by directly targeting 20- and 30-somethings on their computers.
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Selling out has gotten friendlier, with companies (some of which founded by 20 somethings, who the man now works for) wholeheartedly saying: We can't wait to hire that local artist nobody has heard of to do a mural or installation.
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Speaking with PEOPLE before Tuesday's season premiere of Below Deck Mediterranean, the new captain explains what it's like being in charge of a crew of 20-somethings, what her captaining style is and how she handles all the onboard drama.
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The road to the major leagues usually does not have an open lane for 22015-somethings who are three years removed from a brief professional career in a different sport—the NFL—and 28 years past their Heisman Trophy glory.
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Toronto's tourist spots have been transformed into cobweb-covered dens filled with struggling actors in masks bursting out of plastic coffins and chasing after screaming teens and apathetic 20-somethings more dead inside than any monster envisioned by Wes Craven.
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The W has been referred to as "a real blue collar train" by its conductors, but in 2010 its demise was co-opted by white twenty-somethings who seized the opportunity to turn its final journey into a booze-soaked party.
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The 19-year-old daughter of Lionel Richie rubs shoulders with all the famous teens and twentysomethings (okay, and 30-somethings) of Hollywood, but she always seems to be the one getting the harshest criticism, despite her often crystal clear intentions.
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To determine the best places for young people, personal finance site WalletHub evaluated all 93 state plus Washington, D.C., according to five major factors: From there, WalletHub ranked each state to reveal where 20- and 30-somethings are able to thrive.
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The new term "foiling," referring to sailing above the water on a foil-borne craft, entered the sport's lexicon for good, and the 22004-somethings accustomed to sailing small, high-performance Olympic boats started taking the helms of America's Cup boats.
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As Bazilian wrote, "Maybe the ultimate appeal of the grandmillennial aesthetic lies in the fact that, for the stressed-out twenty- and thirty-somethings of the world, that cozy chintz chair at your grandmother's house represents a much-needed respite."
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The Toronto band Pup's 2013 self-titled debut was thrilling largely for its comfort: Here was a historically minded band of 20-somethings unafraid of rigorous chaos, a talent that placed it among the most exciting punk bands of recent years.
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However, for the sake of impressing my point on 20-somethings who still have the opportunity to reap the rewards of compound interest early on in life, I'll explain how much money I've missed out on by not investing earlier.
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A ransom of three hundred thousand euros is demanded, by text message, on the assumption that Alejandro is a wealthy man; in fact, he's a former drunk (the film is rife with ex-somethings) who hasn't worked in two years.
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"It was an exciting season with something for everyone, from teens and tweeners to 20-somethings and then the rest of us," said Charlotte St. Martin, president of The Broadway League, which puts on the Tonys with the American Theatre Wing.
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Mic's staff of 106 looks a lot like its target demographic: trim 20-somethings, with beards on the men and cute outfits on the women, who end every sentence with an exclamation point and use the word "literally" a lot.
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It has eliminated thousands of staff positions, eviscerated its ability to carry out policy analysis, and generally has such low pay and difficult work environments that it relies on inexperienced and overstretched 20-somethings for the vast bulk of its work.
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But just before 8 PM on a Friday, when other 20-somethings might be getting ready to go out to the club, London's lolita community has come together in a side room at their local Comic-Con for a tea party.
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It was an archeology program, long off the air now, but just breathe its name amongst any group of dorky-looking 20-somethings and watch the nostalgia ripple through them as if the intervening years had just melted away in seconds.
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"We've been trying to do this the right way for years, but all that was missing were some ambitious 20-somethings and a simple app," said FOX Television Stations SVP News Operations, Sharri Berg, in a statement about the deal.
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English is common among 20- and 30-somethings in Slovakia, but pretty rare among older residents, so be aware that some things might get lost in translation if you visit the smaller, family-owned cellars or local sights without a translator.
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Then, from the late 0003s through the aughts, came the periodic mass-email update: often deployed by backpacking or otherwise soul-searching 20-somethings, easy and free to disseminate, with recipients blind carbon-copied to prevent a vicious Reply All cycle.
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Instead, it did so because the 20-somethings of the mid-1800s saw it as vital to fulfilling more fundamental longings — vital to maintaining a group of friends, to socializing, to entertainment, to building a career, even to getting laid.
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In the US, a huge study of over 33,000 Americans found that Baby Boomers slept with more partners than millennials and came out with the amazing statistic that half of all 20-somethings hadn't bedded anyone in the last year.
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It's a deceptively low-key tune, a plaintive pop song that manages to synthesize an entire era into just over four minutes: the sound of 20-somethings walking home at dawn to water near-dead houseplants in grimy Williamsburg apartments.
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There are kids, large families and buzzed 20-somethings clutching "Ship Sippers," pirate-ship-topped plastic beer flutes, which are required for those who want to take beers on the course (they cost $2 extra on top of the $6 beers).
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You can find love at any age, and the Bachelor in Paradise cast is here to show us you can find drama at any age as well — and some of the most dramatic characters this season are not the 20-somethings.
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Or somethings; the iPhone SE 2 (aka the iPhone 9), AirTag location beacons, Apple-branded over-the-ear headphones, an updated iPad Pro with a big square camera module, and even updated MacBooks with the better keyboard have all been rumored.
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For a long time, when my office was nearby, the city's top lunch spot was La Taquería, a taco joint squeezed into a slot on Hastings Street run by relocated Mexican 20-somethings who had originally come here to study English.
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She looks back at her life decade by decade, comparing, for example, the passage of time in her 30s with the fate of a ripe banana and roasting today's 20-somethings for marching in protests instead of being joyfully irresponsible.
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The teens and twenty-somethings also climbed into boats to reach trash floating through the center of Cairo during the "Youth for the Nile" clean-up - a program backed by the government and other groups to raise awareness of pollution.
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The bill would provide older people more generous subsidies — those over 60 get a subsidy of $4,000, or twice as much as 20-somethings — but insurers would be allowed to charge older people five times as much as younger people.
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In reporting this book, Mr. Sax says he found that it was less a case of older generations reaching back to familiar formats from their youth than teenagers and 20-somethings discovering turntables and LPs, paperback novels and film cameras.
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The very specific strain of motivating rap, pop and R&B running through Barf Troop's output is unlike anything else around at the moment – although the twenty-somethings like to say their group is a healthy rival of Odd Future.
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Regardless, Carusillo says he has a few thousand users on Double Bounce, most of them teenagers or early 20-somethings, and they already feel like a tight-knit community with crystal-clear ideas of what the internet can and should be for them.
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So while grizzled road warriors just want to get a trip over and done with and return to the family, twenty-somethings are a bit more wide-eyed and want to extend it (and are less likely to have a family to consider).
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But twenty-somethings who have never had sex are more common than you might think — another CDC report shows that 25% of straight women age 20 to 24 and 3.4% of straight women age 25 to 29 have had zero sexual partners.
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While the very young — 20-somethings — quickly recognized the extent to which they would be subsidizing others under the ACA, the public hasn't yet come to grips with the Medicare equivalent, which has been going on for years (some would say decades).
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"The 23-somethings should hang together," said Adam Hundt, who works in business development at the e-commerce startup Wish and met Buttigieg nearly 20 years ago while in college — and is now hosting one of the evening fundraisers for him on Friday.
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Around the world, people are having kids later in life than they used to, and in the next several decades, most babies in the Western world are projected to be born to 30-somethings, according to the 2017 United Nations World Population Prospects.
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Based on the stories of the female staffers at Cosmopolitan — and, specifically, the magazine's former Editor-in-Chief Joanna Coles — The Bold Type follows three young aspiring-somethings as they strive to make their media dreams a reality at the fictional Scarlet Magazine.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - When Toyota Motor looked to the future at the turn of the millennium and aimed its new, edgy Scion small-car brand at twenty-somethings, it could not have guessed that the model would be dead after just 12 years.
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Here I was walking into a large, 22006s-era mess hall to eat scrambled eggs with 224 super-fit 2200-somethings who looked as though they'd spent their entire teenage years learning to iron their perfectly pressed fatigues and buttoned suits with ties.
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And, in almost every one he's managed to say something -- or a lot of somethings -- that has created controversy and raised real questions about what he actually knows (and what he doesn't.) It all began last Wednesday when Trump sat down with Reuters.
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At local warehouse parties and clubs—even nowadays—teenagers and twenty-somethings rap along to every word of his iconic tracks while twisting their lips into thizz faces and throwing their T's up like Mac Dre did before his untimely passing in 2004.
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New research by the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College found that 55 percent of 50-somethings who attended college and voluntarily switched jobs continued to work to age 65, compared to 45 percent of workers who didn't make a voluntary move.
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Based on conversations and interactions with the twenty-somethings (I'll refer to this group as millennials from hereon) and those that teach or manage millennials in the workforce, top issues on millennials' minds revolve around work/life balance, security and job fulfillment.
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Wicca Phase's music exists in the middle of a Venn diagram charting the interests of 20-somethings who grew up with post-punk and hardcore, experimental rap crowds, artsy loner types, and teens who write "I love you Daddy" in the comments section.
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The crew of ludicrously hip 20-somethings have no idea how to bury a body, evade a cop, or lay low—and, as they force themselves to keep up old habits (namely, eating brunch), trying to live a normal life becomes increasingly difficult.
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The story describes a San Francisco company called Show that employs a lot of 20-somethings who make a lot of money, have a lot of parties, drink a lot of booze, sleep with one another indiscriminately, and take a lot of cocaine.
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The latest is XOXO, which basically takes the vibe of a high-school drama and applies it to 20-somethings on a road trip to an EDM festival, which is something I will readily admit I am not the target audience for.
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Analysts see ASOS as better placed to compete with Amazon as it has a targeted audience of fashion-conscious twenty somethings and offers more own-label goods, while Zalando and Amazon both offer a broad range of brands to a broad clientele.
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The film also captures the vaguely hilarious response to the experience from the wider world -- again, much of it via social media -- with many harboring scant sympathy for wealthy 20-somethings who got fleeced after buying into the illusion that McFarland was selling.
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The camera occasionally pans on the small army of silent ponytailed 20-somethings with their headphones and Macs, rarely away from their seats, reminding the viewer of the wider shifts in the media world and the responsibilities of the journalists within it.
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When the group graduated to an actual office, Beckerman, in the interest of frugality, bought all the furniture at the Ikea in College Park, Md., a staple of 20-somethings furnishing their first apartments in the District but less common on K Street.
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The ethos of "disrupting" established institutions can color startup founders' perceptions of traditional business organization; many companies, led by enterprising 20- and 30-somethings, reject the cubicled infrastructure of the offices of their parents' generations in favor of an ostensibly open, "streamlined" approach.
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At this point, the early 20-somethings are a seasoned, touring act playing with some of the most preeminent bands, from their mentors the Ads, to F.Y.P., and vouched for by Toys That Kill's Todd Congelliere, who tapped them as his backing band.
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At local warehouse parties and clubs—even nowadays—teenagers and twenty-somethings rap along to every word of his iconic tracks while twisting their lips into thizz faces and throwing their T's up like Mac Dre did before his untimely passing in 2855.
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On an all new episode of PAYDAY, our new VICELAND series following 20-somethings over the course of a single pay-period, we head to Memphis to meet an aspiring MMA fighter, a car salesman, a recovering addict, and a rap artist.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Canada Most 20-somethings who've had Bart Simpson's face or Smiths lyrics stick-n-poked into their thigh at a house party probably didn't consider what kind of energy was being transmitted into their body forever.
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The marketing gurus have only recently completed their lovingly assembled profile of the millennial generation, and their work is a true wonder to behold: a trail of mangled slang, twitching meme-gifs, and fast food brands masquerading as witty, clinically depressed twenty-somethings.
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Mr. Boscacci's Greenpoint friend said that Mr. Boscacci could stay in the railroad apartment the friend shared with his girlfriend for as long as he wanted, and Mr. Boscacci, like many twenty-somethings before him, heard the offer as a siren call.
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It follows two twenty-somethings working in a Williamsburg (of course) diner: one a sass-mouth, no-nonsense working class hustler; the other a former rich girl forced into the service industry after her daddy gets mixed up in a Ponzi scheme.
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Even in the balcony where I was sitting, which consists of mostly late-twenty somethings (who seem to be the oldest people at the show) strategically angling selfie sticks to capture their reluctant boyfriends, everyone screams at the top of its lungs.
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Jonathan Toubin has been spinning rare nineteen-fifties and sixties records weekly here since 2008, and the crowd is a melting pot of punk bartenders, twenty-somethings, and a couple of pepper-gray heads, who swivel and smile under the peeling disco ball.
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The strip, Avenida Principal, is filled from morning to well after midnight with holidaymakers; in La Pedrera, you'll encounter everyone from groups of 20-somethings staying at campsites and forming drum circles to parents herding gaggles of young children down to the beach.
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" Kimberly Palmer, a personal finance expert for NerdWallet, a consumer finance company and app based in San Francisco, said, "A lot of 30-somethings are still getting financial help from their parents, if they are lucky enough to take advantage of it.
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According to Deadline, the Dunham-helmed series is, unsurprisingly, about a bunch of twenty-somethings, although this time, they aren't just pulling shots at coffee shops and accidentally smoking crack in Bushwick—they're trying to break into the investment banking world or something.
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But as many 20- and 30-somethings struggle to make ends meet, they continue to purchase readily from Amazon, an online retail giant routinely accused of preying on smaller rivals while treating its own workers like cogs in an ever-expanding machine.
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Gossip Girl may have begun as a show full of beautiful, wealthy 20-somethings with perfect hair pretending to be high schoolers in designer uniforms, getting into sexy shenanigans and then crying and group-hugging as they remembered the power of friendship.
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Now, the cross-platform star has formed TikTok's most powerful group of teens and early-twenty-somethings, signed a deal with a major talent agency, and continues to show signs of massive growth — he even hopes to launch a career as a music artist.
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Pella will also be hoping to strike a blow for the 20-somethings when he comes face-to-face with the 31-year-old Agut, as the Argentine is one of just three players aged under 30 who are still standing in the men's draw.
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Clad in sensible work attire and in possession of an even more sensible attitude, she presides over her staff of young twenty-somethings with compassion and understanding, while firmly reminding them that "this is a family place," not to be mistaken with a strip club.
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More damningly, for Trump, the survey found that the Republican nominee is so toxic among 20-somethings that more than one in ten of those who identify with his own party admit that they would cast a ballot for an Establishment Democrat than Trump.
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As the month-long celebration of graduation ceremonies comes to a close in the next few days, Sarah Kate Ellis, CEO of media-monitoring organization GLAAD, offers her advice for 20-somethings about to start their careers: Never be scared to make your voice heard.
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On a weekend evening outside Dit e Nat, a bookstore of exposed brick and reclaimed wood floors that is also a cafe and event space, 30-somethings stood on a patch of gravel drinking Birra Prishtina and smoking Winstons while a Romany rock group performed.
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Sense8, a product of the Wachowski siblings and J. Michael Straczynski, launched last year with a simple premise: eight good-looking 30-somethings, born at the exact same moment on the exact same day, are psychically connected, even as they live radically different lives.
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On the other end of the spectrum is Scalawag, a Durham, N.C., based nonprofit quarterly begun in 2015 by a three 20043-somethings, with an unapologetic left-wing agenda and dispatches from self-identified queer Appalachia, gentrifying East Nashville and North Carolina's death row.
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Damaged in a fire reportedly started by 20-somethings hurling Roman candles in 2009, the building was sold for millions and has been demolished and the space reconfigured, with help from the hospitality group behind the Soho House, as a sprawling playground for Generation Laptop.
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The share sale was the first test of investor appetite for a social-media app that is beloved by teenagers and 20-somethings who use it to apply bunny faces and vomiting rainbows onto selfies but faces a challenge in converting "cool" into cash.
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He was the "Parks and Recreation" candidate in the Democratic field and an alternative to 70-somethings Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, who are both looking to lock down the hyperonline progressive, anti-Wall Street crowd as well as blue-collar workers across the Midwest.
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Big trucks and big SUVs need bigger garages To deepen its relationship with holders of Sapphire Reserve credit cards – hugely popular among 20- and 30-somethings – Chase last week announced a premier checking account that features perks and rewards typically offered by premium credit cards.
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Somethings came easier to conserve than I expected Brushing our teeth was no different from the times my father would take me camping in the wilderness: one cup of water to wet my toothbrush and the rest to wash out my mouth once I finished.
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There are some people who are making the argument that to really energize that coalition, to succeed as a party, Democrats need to go down a generation and have someone younger — one of the 40 or 50-somethings who are looking at running for president.
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And so it was that, one morning earlier this month, Teague, age seventy-eight, joined the throngs of twenty-somethings converging on Radio City Music Hall in their purple caps and gowns, for the ceremony celebrating the N.Y.U. Tisch School graduating class of 2016.
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There are other big ships wooing millennials: In 2015, Carnival Cruise Line started Fathom, which has programs designed for 20- and 30-somethings' hunger for purpose, like onboard self-improvement seminars and on-the-ground activities, like making water filters in the Dominican Republic.
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At the opening of Hairdos of Defiance at Roberts Projects, gallery owners, collectors in suits, and older wealthy artists mingled and were surrounded by teenagers with skateboards and 20-somethings in street gear, all waiting for a chance to talk to Templeton and get his autograph.
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When new moves were met with groans, Johnson just yelled out "This is what she does!" as if to serve as a reminder to the room of 20 and 30-somethings that if someone in their mid-80s can do it, we truly have no excuse.
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When Caroline Framke wrote for Vox about the first season of The Bold Type — Freeform's glossy and addictive drama about three New York 20-somethings trying to make it at a women's magazine — she concluded that it was essentially a romantic comedy for a new decade.
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Magic is less of a deus ex machina and more of a trigger for trouble, which feels like a realistic result to expect when placing phenomenal cosmic power and stewardship of a world in the hands of normal — that is to say, irresponsible and flawed — 20-somethings.
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News that AIM-listed ASOS, which targets 20-somethings, cut its full-year targets after a weaker-than-expected November set the tone for the market on Monday, showing how online-only clothing retailers were not immune to a growing crisis in the UK retail sector.
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But when I first watched the Nora Ephron classic in college with my own boyfriend and small circle of friends, the idea of a group of 30-somethings assembling in earnest to improvise an Australian folk song was a whimsical promise of what adulthood could be like.
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Medicine for Melancholy follows two black 20-somethings in San Francisco (The Daily Show's Wyatt Cenac and Tracey Heggins) who wake up after a one-night stand and part ways, only to have to reunite because one of them left their keys in the cab they split.
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Similar in the sense that both are about the family you build, but unlike The Fosters, which focused on high school drama and one central family, Good Trouble will emphasize how many 20-somethings make their own support systems away from the people they grew up with.
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"I had always been curious about the nomadic lifestyle and this was my opportunity to try it out," he said of his experience as a so-called "digital nomad" — a term used to describe mostly 433-somethings who work remotely and consider themselves to be location-independent.
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It's not the first shop to have tried a unique holder for their caffeinated beverage: You may remember that Melbourne's Truman Café invented the "avocado latte," much to the disdain of anyone who thinks avocados are ruining 20-somethings shots at ever getting into real estate.
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Thanks to a slew of new offerings geared toward younger people — like hip hotels, nightlife and festivals/events — more 20- and 30-somethings are going now than ever before, with millennials accounting for one-third of total visitors in 2016 (a significant rise from previous years).
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Ms. Clinton is 36 — on the millennial borderline — seasoned enough to headline panels on global health and women's rights and young enough, particularly in her mother's orbit of high-profile supporters, to serve as an ambassador of sorts to 20-somethings skeptical of the Clinton name.
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For one, the same Republican lawmakers who ostensibly love capitalism and free markets hate it when mostly black 20-somethings have a chance to get a piece of the pie, and they long have protected a college sports economic system that survives only under government protection.
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And because Snapchat is used primarily by teenagers and 20-somethings, and it seems deliberately designed to frustrate anyone over 25, it is often dismissed as a frivolity by older people (especially readers of a certain newspaper based in New York who have my email address).
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It's a place where people working the late shift can stop for a hot meal on the way home, where high school kids can extend prom night just an hour longer, where 20-somethings jazzed on live music can wind down after a night on the town.
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Hers is not a plan designed to create a universal approach to college that affects everyone in the public system, but one designed to solve discrete problems for discrete groups of students: those in high-dropout programs, 20-somethings with high debt payments relative to income, etc.
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Boomer mothers and Gen-X teens and 20-somethings paid $29.95 for makeovers and photography sessions defined by big hair, white satin gloves, heavy eye shadow and contemplative poses, in an era when pictures were taken for special occasions and not just to commemorate every brunch.
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This proudly hookup-stuffed comedy series, a brainchild of the New Queer Cinema pioneer Gregg Araki and the Vogue sex columnist Karley Sciortino, follows a group of 20-somethings, including Avan Jogia and Kelli Berglund, exploring themselves — and each other — in a color-drenched Los Angeles.
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After he starred in "National Lampoon's Van Wilder" (2002), about a seventh-year college student, ebullient 20-somethings approached him in bars offering Jägermeister shots, only to discover, crestfallen, that he was "this incredibly boring version of a guy who looked like their hero," he said.
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It's not a particularly difficult premise to relate to: A bunch of twenty-somethings are living in Manhattan, their jobs are jokes, they're broke, their love lives are D.O.A. Upon my first watch-through, I had the usual reactions: Rachel and Ross were not on a break.
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"Raised by parents who openly went to therapy themselves and who sent their children as well, today's 20- and 30-somethings turn to therapy sooner and with fewer reservations than young people did in previous eras," Peggy Drexler wrote in an essay for The Wall Street Journal.
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It wasn't a fight of the year, but it was a fun scrap between two seasoned 30-somethings that left enough room for doubt about the decision that even Rampage, who won two rounds to one, called for a rematch seconds after the scorecards were read.
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So instead of relying on (too few) mid-20-somethings who are expected to somehow be experts on a dozen complicated issues as of yesterday, congressional offices should start hiring enough real policy professionals who won't need to rely so much on lobbyists to explain policy basics for them.
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Related: You Can Eat Lunch in Black Flag's Old Practice Space (If You're Terrible) The place was populated by your typical array of travelers—families, 20-somethings, the elderly, and a tipsy, middle-aged couple sitting next to me (one of whom I swear I heard say "Nancy Spungen").
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Like most 20-somethings born in big cities, they were raised listening to a bit of everything; their interplay is borrowed from 213, their smart-assed tales of struggle and uplift from the Native Tongues, and their aspiration of being the only band that matters from The Clash.
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Turnout for twenty-somethings in the last national election was less than half the 68 percent for those in their 60s, reflecting a perceived lack of credible policy options, weak political outreaches to youth and an image of political activism still tainted by violent student protests in the 1960s.
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In addition to being horrifyingly offensive, the film's plot is badly executed and difficult to follow, but it basically goes something like this: Sexy 20-somethings get roped into house-sitting for the Infamous Creepy Crazy Misandrist Lady Who Lives in the Mansion on the Corner, on Christmas.
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This month, a group of 53-somethings assembled in Des Moines to sustain themselves on gas station pizza; cover the Faith, Freedom, Family and Fudge Pops Forum; chase a long-shot presidential candidate who irons his own bluejeans; and huddle at a rotating cast of hotel bars each night.
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There are antiwar demonstrations in the streets, but the 20-somethings in the story can't seem to work out their responses: "I saw the protest march today too, and I thought about joining in, but in the end I couldn't bring myself to," one says with a shrug.
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On its surface, Happy Endings has a pretty standard premise: It's a single-camera comedy about six (beautiful, mostly white) 20- and 30-somethings in a big city who are all navigating work and relationships while still finding time to spend inordinate amounts of time with one another.
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These moves are all about gaining experience, learning more about yourself, and setting yourself up for a career path you can be satisfied with, which is going to help you a lot more than trying to cram yourself into a position made for thirty- and forty-somethings right away.
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Diverse types populate the GrEEK Campus, from undergraduate and graduate students with a burning idea to share with the world, to twenty-somethings who have launched an idea or two but hunger for more, to experienced entrepreneurs who mentor the up-and-comers while looking for new investment opportunities.
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During what turns out to be a pivotal six-day voyage from Cherbourg to New York aboard the Queen Mary, he falls in with a threesome of 20-somethings — a Brazilian brother and sister of decent breeding but waning wealth, and an American heiress with ambitions for the stage.
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On shows like Donald Glover's "Atlanta" on FX and Issa Rae's "Insecure" on HBO, both about a group of late-20-somethings professionally striving and financially struggling (and both, along with "black-ish," nominated for Golden Globes), the theme of black downward mobility is put into high relief.
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While Roth 401(k) plans are positioned as ideal for millennials who have yet to hit their peak earnings (tax rates), 40- and 103-somethings who've been using a traditional 401(k) for a few decades can add valuable tax diversification by switching over and doing some Roth saving.
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Some outfits are made with one statement piece, while others are formed by a few stand-out details working together — we're talking those tiny special-somethings that might not even be noticed at first, like an awesome sock, ribbon belt, or even a fanny pack (yes, they're still a thing).
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On paper, TBS' Search Party is a comedy about a group of four 20-somethings who are searching for a missing college acquaintance, but on a deeper level, the new show is a look at young adults who are trying their hardest to find meaning and purpose in their lives.
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They were called surfers, and they were a collection of mostly 20-somethings — including a yoga lover, an ex-banker, a divinity student, a recent college grad from Ohio hungry for adventure — all hired by a start-up called Yahoo to build a directory of the world's most interesting websites.
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Habitues of Art Basel and Frieze might dismiss much of what was for sale as "park railing" art with negligible investment value, but on the closing Sunday the fair was packed with 30- and 40-somethings pushing strollers, happily browsing the booths to a soundtrack of Kid Creole and the Coconuts.
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While Kylie's record at its worst sounds like country music as conceived by someone familiar with the genre's tropes only at their most tired and overplayed, the clever lyrical simplicity of Golden Hour recalls the best of Dolly Parton or Patty Griffin, if those artists were twenty somethings in 2018.
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And while a stroll through the Empire Polo Club grounds's 303,000-person, international crowd proved to be considerably more diverse in age than the festival's "Oldchella" nickname would suggest—babies, teens, fashionable 20-somethings, and young parents abounded—consider the fact that there were no ID check booths for the bars.
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Starting with an Instagram platform for content distribution and development, and now with the beta launch of its new app, the Los Angeles-based company is looking to be the first tap for a generation of wanderlusting twenty and thirty somethings with no ties but great expectations for travel experiences.
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Governors Ball, which began five years ago as a modest one-day event put on by three 20-somethings, has become a nationally known festival luring stars like Kanye West and the Strokes to Randalls Island, and this year it was acquired by Live Nation Entertainment, the global concert giant.
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And it's increasingly obvious to me that the teenagers and 20-somethings who have mastered these platforms — and who are often dismissed as shallow, preening narcissists by adults who don't know any better — are going to dominate not just internet culture or the entertainment industry but society as a whole.
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Here, we take a look back at the Friends and friends of Friends who helped define an entire generation of 20-somethings looking to get the whole "adulting" thing down right, and see where they've all been since the NBC show officially had its last curtain call in May 2004.
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"It was that early millennial era, when the 20-somethings were defining their generation by its use of technology and social media without raising questions about privacy, data or corporate power," says Joanne McNeil, an artist and a writer who often tackles topics relating to the intersection of art and technology.
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"Embeds" focuses on five 20-somethings — Noah (Taylor Zakhar), Marissa (Kelsey Asbille), T. J. (Andre Jamal Kinney), Quinn (Max Ehrich) and Syd (Chloe Brooks) — who work at competing television networks and travel full time to cover the primary campaign of the show's fictional governor of Rhode Island, John Dobson (Don Tieri).
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In "A Secret of Many Urban 20-Somethings: Their Parents Help With the Rent," Quoctrung Bui writes: According to surveys that track young people through their first decade of adulthood, about 40 percent of 22-, 23- and 24-year-olds receive some financial assistance from their parents for living expenses.
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But it's hard for me to see why Mueller would spend so much time with Manafort -- especially this far along in the investigation -- if the former head of the FBI didn't believe that Manafort had something (and maybe a lot of somethings) to give him that will help the probe.
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