Striplings that specialise also have a higher risk of burnout.
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A few are elderly giants, their thick trunks coated with fibrous matter; many others are striplings, with a few tufts of green atop a short trunk.
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So are the coaches at the complex, and so, with a touch of awe and envy, are the other young prospects—mere striplings in comparison—who get to watch Guerrero every day.
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Later in the 21st century, the Tengu Shredder's five Foot Mystic heralds would attempt to resurrect him. First enlisting a bone demon backed by their mystic amulet to bypass the Tribunal, Master Splinter and the Ancient One's vast insight. But was undone by the youthful turtles who saw through said trinket's arcana. Something which would pique the ageless ninja master's interest before they erased the striplings' memories of the event.
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The Peoples of Middle-earth, "The Making of Appendix A": (iv) "Durin's Folk" They are still considered children in their twenties, as Thorin was at age 24;The Hobbit, ch. 1 "An Unexpected Party" and as "striplings" in their thirties, as Dáin Ironfoot was aged 32. They had children starting in their nineties. The Dwarves are described as "the most redoubtable warriors of all the Speaking Peoples"The Peoples of Middle-earth, part 2, ch.
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The region now known as southern New England was home to a complex variety of communities, sometimes grouped into larger polities, which can be divided into at least three basic ecological subregions: the coastal, the riverine and the uplands. Although sharing an underlying cosmology, similar languages, and a long history, the peoples living in each of these regions developed distinctive social and economic adaptations. Although their habitations were relatively mobile, being made of striplings fixed in a circle in the ground with their tops tied by walnut bark (with hole for smoke from central fire inside), covered with mats of reed, hemp and hides, reprinted in and ; in ; Letter of Philaret (John Dunton) to Rev. Samuel Annesley, n.d.
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The book achieved the number one spot on The New York Times bestseller list in February, 1958. Kerr's "wryly observant style" reminded Washington Post critic Richard L. Coe of James Thurber, E. B. White, and Cornelia Otis Skinner. Kirkus Reviews noted > Funny and refreshing, her maternal moments will find a sympathetic hysteria > among others bedeviled by strident striplings and a perfect antidote toward > accepted currently child raising programs: her take-offs, of Sagan, in Don > Brown's Body, and her incisive words on writers (like E. B. White – leve > majesti indeed) who move to the country – these are gifted and good. > > Each short piece, from the introduction to the index, is loaded with laugh- > out-loud-remarks, situations and ideas.
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He went on to perform in a wide repertoire. Among his stage work, he performed in André Birabeau's French comedy Head of the Family, Neil Simon's Come Blow Your Horn, Bernard Kops's Change for the Angel, Francis Swann's Out of the Frying Pan, Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, Coriolanus, and Twelfth Night, Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest, The Striplings, The Move After Checkmate and others. At the same time, he appeared in hundreds of BBC radio broadcasts and early BBC soap- operas, such as Billy Bunter of Greyfriars School, Emergency - Ward 10, Probation Officer, and Two Living, One Dead. He appeared as the cabin boy John Drake in the television series Sir Francis Drake, a 26-part adventure series made by ITC starring Terence Morgan and Jean Kent.
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