Later, Andy could not distinguish between an interesting young person and just a young person.
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They just want to point their finger at an individual young person and raise the penalties against that young person.
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Thanks, A Young Person Dear Young Person, Some people say that baby boomers and Gen Xers are the problem with society.
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You have to understand that this individual is a young person, a small young person, and their identity wasn't obvious to us.
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A young person in Denmark or New Zealand has a better quality of life than a young person in the United States.
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"I had been thinking, I want a young person -- and that confirmed to me that I want a young person," Den Hartog said.
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The young person now, I think it's totally alien for a young person to care about an artist trying to make their money.
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TRUTH: Vaping is a young person problem While not everyone who vapes is a young person, vaping is a strong cultural commodity among teens and Gen-Z adults.
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As a young person I never thought I liked math.
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But it isn't supposed to afflict a healthy young person.
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You could say I was a very mischievous young person.
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Your body is not the body of a young person.
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"It's James," the young person replies, cracking a small smile.
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"I was a young person and pretty susceptible," she said.
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You see this glow of potential over this young person.
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When you were a young person and a developing brain.
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To see that in a young person is very inspiring.
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One young person in particular reportedly moved Aniston to tears.
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As a young person growing up, I adored Bill Cosby.
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That is perfect for the young person just starting out.
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And he met a nice young person, and they're together.
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Take the average young person living in Iraq, for example.
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It's so hard to be a young person these days.
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The adults then connect the young person with community supports.
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Q. What advice would you give to a young person?
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Q. What would you tell a young person starting out?
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As a young person, I cannot help but feel betrayed.
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"He was a really smart young person," Ms. Boothe said.
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Now, be part of the solution for another young person.
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That's how quickly the flu can kill a young person.
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And that's very disorienting and destabilizing as a young person.
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I've had these feelings since I was a young person.
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You're a young person, so why are you buying CDs?
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So, that is an amazing part about being a young person.
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For a fucked up young person, there's no message more comforting.
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In my mind, every young person loves a good booby-trap.
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If you're a young person starting your career, that's real money.
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It was a horrible thing to do to a young person.
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You asked why cut the corporate taxes for a young person?
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The model encourages every young person to have their own affirmation.
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Q. What advice would you give a young person starting out?
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Nearly every young person there is faced with a tough choice.
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He's someone who has found himself, as a young person, alone.
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My education there as a young person changed my life forever.
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When we lose any young person, the lost potential is limitless.
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He was awarded the 2016 Commonwealth Young Person of the Year.
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As a Tunisian young person, you live between these two terrorisms.
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A young person will intuitively feel if something is not fair.
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This young person has completely changed the trajectory of their life.
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He was very glad that that man murdered that poor, young person.
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I love every aspect of seeing a young person accomplish their dreams.
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It is very difficult to experience the death of a young person.
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As a young person, you have insight that your mentor does not.
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She was a young person when she was there working on, what?
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Miller worries that not every young person is getting those experiences now.
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So to a young person, I would say, be true to yourself.
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" "To those who are striving as a young person, remember John McCain.
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And it was intensely illuminating and as a young person really shocking.
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And it is simply because they are a young person of color.
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In a sense, it was a young person trying on a style.
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The numbers show you can get it, if you're a young person.
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It's written in a way that only a young person could speak.
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In 1990, the typical Chinese young person received an eighth-grade education.
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There's a sword, a shield, and a young person on an adventure.
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You watch that young person come in and get that Happy Meal.
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It's about every young person mocked for the colour of their skin.
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If a selfie gets a young person to vote, there's no problem.
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I've never seen any depiction of Queen Elizabeth as a young person.
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Are you a young person in entertainment who has experienced sexual harassment?
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What memorable experiences did you have with art as a young person?
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What would you tell a young person who's considering experimenting with psychedelic drugs?
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KS: One thing one should point out is, he's not a young person.
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The median black young person would have had a net worth of $22003,22010.
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For every grown-up speak- ing, I wanted one young person speaking too.
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As a young person, I was taught to dress from the head down.
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There is just no digging out as a young person with autoimmune disorders.
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A young person discovers a floppy disk and calls it the save icon.
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But it is a good way for a young person to discover humour.
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He is a young person to be leading a country with nuclear weapons.
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I've been in board meetings and had to be the young person. Right?
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Some questions a young person might have watching this ad: Who is that?
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I think he decided something I hope every young person here will decide.
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He'd been sentenced as a young person and this was his second chance.
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For a young person, the exposure to a different world can be critical.
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But for a young person, a spec on Super is a good idea.
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The right internship can put a young person onto a trajectory for success.
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One young person portrayed in the documentary wants to be an interior designer.
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You're interacting with, I don't know, potentially a young person in your neighborhood.
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"[As a] young person, I could not even talk to anybody," Abramović confides.
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And maybe it&aposs even way too much for the average young person.
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That young person is being told, 'You're responsible for driving this whole thing.
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"You were this amazing young person," Ms. O'Donovan recalled, turning to Ms. Jarosz.
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I had seen that from being a very young person in that city.
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"That validation and motivation — it's just what that does to a young person."
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I took improv classes there with a talented young person named Lisa Kudrow.
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Each of these cases featured a pulmonary illness in a relatively young person.
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Moses Storm plays a young person who was brought here as a toddler.
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What do you do if you're a young person stuck in that gap?
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As a young person, Diersing was inspired to study medicine by his mother.
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A young person wants to be true to herself and to the world.
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I was this young person trying to figure out how to be queer.
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If a young person with HIV dies of trauma, those organs are good.
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The median black young person would have had a net worth of $0003,2000.
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As a young person, acting was the most relatable entry into the entertainment industry.
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Resident Young Person Clio Chang also explained why he's doing so well with millennials.
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When you run as a young person, you carry a tremendous burden of proof.
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Her reading had taken her to some unusual places, however, for a young person.
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Today, it's virtually impossible for a young person to find that kind of opportunity.
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They're portals for grown-ups into what being a young person is like today.
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Death, especially the sudden death of a young person, is tragic, incomprehensible, and senseless.
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As a young person, Luc was living in a highly visual world without sight.
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In the case of negative traits the young person may feel things are hopeless.
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Clearly, someone high up at these companies has a young person in their life!
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Here's what the multimillionaire founder thinks every young person should do to get ahead.
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"This issue can affect any young person, especially young athletes of today," Wyatt said.
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They recognise that not every young person will benefit from a purely academic education.
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If a young person can't get to us, we will drive to their house.
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THUMP: What gigs did you go to early on, as young person in Dusseldorf?
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As a young person with flat feet, I represent a core, underrepresented market demographic.
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People always look really puzzled and don't understand why a young person wouldn't drink.
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I tell every young person I know to consider pursuing self employment and entrepreneurship.
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The goal must matter enough to a young person to justify years in school.
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"As a young person of today, I think we are the future," she wrote.
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But you know, I had a lot of good breaks as a young person.
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It is the kind of place that let me live as a young person.
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But I'm not about to glorify a nomadic lifestyle as a (fairly) young person.
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If you're an intelligent young person, you're probably bursting at the seams with ideas.
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It's hard being the only young person in a sea of baby boomer men.
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At first I thought, ugh: This is not the face of a young person.
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Moreover, they'll be impressed that such a young person is showing so much initiative.
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"Every young person I know [around here] is in favor of Bernie," Eric said.
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This kind of competition is not healthy for anyone, let alone a young person.
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But before becoming an entrepreneur and investor, Herjavec felt adrift as a young person.
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Any candidates then receive training to be able to successfully support the young person.
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You see a young person you don't recognize doing something suspicious in a hallway.
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"If you are a young person people tell you to slow down," he said.
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But no young person in 2017 wants to hear another word about the 1960s.
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The average young person today doesn't expect to start saving for retirement until 0003.
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What obstacles have you faced as a young person of color working in journalism?
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Because when an adult apologizes to curious young person, there's room to do better.
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It is not our goal to dictate to any young person what vehicle to use.
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But when you see a really young person on the obituary page, it's so jarring.
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That young person thought it was worth it, and that's the only opinion that counts.
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However, the amount of assistance that a young person receives varies greatly based on income.
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As a young person, one of my "goals" in life was to become a mother.
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To every young person who saw themselves and their dreams reflected in me, I'm sorry.
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To every young person who saw themselves and their dreams reflected in me, I'm sorry.
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For a young person like Gomez, the kidney needs to be strong, Dr. Montgomery says.
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One young person was arrested while unconscious, hanging over a toilet, needle stuck in arm.
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Plus as our "resident young person," we thought his head would grow back the fastest.
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These approaches focus on what happens when a young person gets to a college campus.
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What young person watching her films at the time didn't want to be that girl?
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She didn't know if she wanted me to go through that as a young person.
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That was my level of appreciation for the song then, as a former young person.
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There has never been a better time to be a young person on this planet.
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As a young person, Cuban would stay up late reading computer manuals and business books.
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For a young person, attending the first funeral for a peer can be very difficult.
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It was something that I had an intuitive relationship with as a really young person.
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For a shy young person in a world of adults, it was of great help.
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The risk rose by about 150 percent if a young person had sustained multiple concussions.
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"She was a feisty, punky young person whose stuff looked completely different," Mr. Gehr said.
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When I was the young person in the department, I did, as others do now.
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You're a young person and you look ahead and you say, 'What's there for me?
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So for me, when you find a young person with a passion, don't disappoint them.
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Some education advocates urge every young person to earn at least a bachelor&aposs degree.
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"This issue can affect any young person — especially young athletes of today," Andrew Wyatt said.
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For a young person, it gives essential tools for analyzing and interpreting an unjust world.
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Education happens when a young person finds a book of, say, Plato, Aristotle, or Augustine.
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When I'm with a young person, I want them to know that I hear them.
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I can only imagine how a sensitive young person, a first-time voter, might feel.
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Most importantly, a young person with memory loss shouldn't give up on getting the right diagnosis.
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I'm not able to see myself as being a fit, young person because of the skin.
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Joining the military as a young person has been a rite of passage since time immemorial.
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Walden's work is poetic, offering a quiet, revelatory account queerness that every young person should read.
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Those are great expectations to set for any young person, but LaChappelle is no ordinary entrepreneur.
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The Mover, Koby says, "is about you as a young person, with all your boundless activities."
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Eventually, members of a gang are likely to ask the young person where they came from.
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To be the kind of smart, engaged young person who actually understood things about the globe.
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Microsoft Wants &aposBae Interns&apos to Get &aposLit&apos at Its Beer Pong PartyHello, young person!
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Well, what causes a young person -- this is a big question tonight -- to do the unimaginable.
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If the stockmarket crashes by 40%, the young person has lost only 4% of his wealth.
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That's the transformation that every young person in our program has an opportunity to go through.
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But the show Girls and her memoir meant so much to me as a young person.
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You never hear what it's like to be a young person or an artist in Cuba.
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As a young person, I enjoyed taking part in discourses on German cultural myths and stereotypes.
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Turns out, any young person could tell you that busted is just a synonym for ugly.
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I've been to a funeral of somebody, a young person, who died of a heroin overdose.
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What young person with advanced technical degrees wants to be a curator in a nuclear museum?
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" But if I'm watching this as a young person, I would be like, "Oh, my God.
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She recalls that as a young person she realized that fat was her own personal kink.
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That's difficult for a young person to recognize when in the midst of living a dream.
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Iowa Democratic county chairpeople, for example, want a young person who hasn't run for president before.
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"Would I treat a young person the same way I'm treating this old person?" she said.
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A judge must also declare the young person dependent on the court, or appoint a caretaker.
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Every week, it seems, I meet some young person whose life was decimated when Dad left.
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If an alarming post or photo is found, a worker reaches out to the young person.
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It's also laced in arcane delusion about what it means to be a young person today.
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To find a young person capable of giving sage advice, Ms. Roper conducted a nationwide search.
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MURPHY The most powerful thing a young person can see is themselves reflected in the culture.
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" Mr. Spicer added, "He is a young person to be leading a country with nuclear weapons.
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As a young person, the doors weren't barred to you like they were in [previous decades].
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From there, a young person may choose to progress to gender-affirming hormones, and perhaps eventually surgery.
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"It's been really good to know I'm not the only young person dealing with this," Reese says.
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And, that's the No. 1 piece of advice he would give to an ambitious young person today.
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" Former HUD Secretary Julián Castro: He tweeted, "We've lost another young person today, and seven more injured.
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If you had the opportunity to give a young person advice or reassurance, what would you say?
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But for any young person outside the capital or the country, it was still an exciting prospect.
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Weezer was mainstreaming memes, and it just didn't feel right, as a young person on the internet.
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A young person in Hollywood asked about why you can't feel sad the same way we can.
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It's about casting away those lasting impressions of what was driven into me as a young person.
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I didn't know he had some kind of intestinal or stomach spasms as a young person, either.
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"I don't blame any young person who says, 'I don't think it makes a difference,' " Ghitelman said.
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More than one young person told me weed was cool because it helped them with mental state.
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That is a noble cause that will put the minds of many a young person at ease.
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But now, any young person donating less than $12,000 doesn't have any tax incentive to do so.
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So, there is Lindy West the shy young person, who now appears in the TV series Shrill.
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I was doing this as a really young person, I think by the time I was 10.
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What would you tell a young person who is just now making their way in the world?
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One survivor meets yet another young person with a shaved head and tattoos and loses his cool.
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For the series, he paired the life-size portraits, one young person with one adult, as diptychs.
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"It really struck me as a young person that this was a very serious publication," she said.
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Bands you get into when you're a young person can stay with you for a long time.
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We live in fear because there are shootings every weekend, taking the life of a young person.
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Like any young person, Chiron wants to be claimed bodily but is not entirely in his body.
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Would you be more likely to follow political news — or any news — written by a young person?
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"And as fear took over, a young person bought a gun to solve the problems," Wilcox said.
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I did not spend my early twenties having fun and being a young person in the city.
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As a young person you make decisions seeing them in the micro, but they have macro consequences.
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And the thing that I would add to that is that I think the thing that is special about our business is that there's an amazing point as a young person, maybe somewhere between fifth and eleventh grade, where you as a young person think anything could be possible.
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"If I can help a young person have a better future then that's what I'm going to do."
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He was a young person with not only an electric gift as a performer but a big heart.
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I drew from both of their brilliant examples, especially from Saoirse, how to lead as a young person.
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One is a child abuser, the other wanted to send the young person to a sexually abusive relative.
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As a young person, I actually invest in 100 percent equity to fund my long-term financial goals.
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In a baby bonds scenario, the median white young person would have had a net worth of $79,22001.
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"That young person is alive because of the work done through Mental Health First Aid training," Marshall says.
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If you were a young person between the years of, say, 2009 and 2014, you know the tattoo.
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" When I tweeted, "Are you a young person pissed at how many forwards your parents send on WhatsApp?
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The company even thinks there will be a time when a young person doesn't know what "computer" means.
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So you have a young person accessing a drug that would be illegal unless the parent is there.
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Before your mother's and my eyes, you're becoming this amazing young person — funny and kind, thoughtful and brave.
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The other day, on Instagram, a young person said to me that their boss called them a 'faggot.
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Paul Gosar (R-Ariz.) was asked by a young person what he is doing to address climate change.
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But it's obvious to any young person living the millennial life that not all millennials are made equal.
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Support that keeps a young person living above their means can undermine their independence and create deep insecurities.
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It has held steadily at that rate, hence why SPS launched the young-person-specific Youth Link line.
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An autopsy later in the week revealed an aneurysm — an uncommon disorder, particularly in such a young person.
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It is my dream that every young person should want to come to work at our great company.
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Blood was also thought to improve vigor, especially when drunk fresh from the body of a young person.
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What advice would you give a young person interested in engaging in buying black, boycotting, and cooperative economics?
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What do you say to a young person who is unsure or disheartened about the world right now?
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I'd placate this young person, and while in the end I was shaken, no one would be hurt.
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Obviously I needed to brush up on my technological skill set, which means rounding up a young person.
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She is such an inspiring young person giving hope to many through her human rights advocacy and example.
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To have a young person have a $19453,000 deductible when he has a baby, that's not insurance anymore.
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One narrative is dangerous, not just for that young person but for the world and for the community.
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She grew up in New Jersey and quickly grew into an intellectually curious young person and avid reader.
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She's exploring which factors make a young person more or less likely to consent to a health assessment.
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Harman: As a very young person, it is hard for me to grasp the import of your question.
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I think that if you ask any young person that, they'll see that in their friends, as well.
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I hid my own stuttering as a young person, which led me to be unable to communicate successfully.
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Because you were so insistent and I admired the guts that you had for such a young person.
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When a young person is traumatized, they shrivel and close, and their world becomes very insular and dark.
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Being a child and a young person should be filled with making great memories and having good experiences.
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"I realized that I&aposd been so focused as a young person on titles," Abrams told Business Insider.
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"It's so reasonable because it's not likely we're going to have a young person pass away," he said.
|
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"Our community has lost a wonderful young person," the district said in a letter sent Saturday to students.
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Almost every day, we try to save a young person dying from infectious complications of injection drug use.
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If you are a young person, or if you know young people, you know who these people are.
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Every young person I spent time with at One Step shared this similar quality, this clarity, this purpose.
|
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Here it's like oh, everyone's young, or we have to have a young person, or that young mentality.
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In a baby bonds scenario, the median white young person would have had a net worth of $22.64,22020.
|
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Each raises questions germane to any young person — issues around masculinity and femininity, sexuality, revenge, allegiance, confidence and fear.
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"Of course, this young person has the right to do something like this wherever they want to," Ryan said.
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"Parents or teachers might have had different assessments of whether or not the young person was depressed," he said.
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And with hard work, a good education, and lots of hope, every single young person can achieve great things.
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Every young person with a phone or computer has the opportunity to learn, share, and collaborate at their fingertips.
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"Every young person was wowed and ignited where they felt we can go away and do this," says Murimirwa.
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If the young person has consent, their parent or legal guardian can waive this notice with written, notarized consent.
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"I would like to take over the baton of peace from atomic bomb survivors," one young person told me.
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We cannot be more emphatic on this point: No young person or non-nicotine user should ever try JUUL.
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Looking different than the rest of your peers as a young person who wants to fit in, is not.
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But there are unique challenges having to do with organizing as a young person that I have lived through.
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For years I've been happier, healthier, and kinder to myself than I ever was as a tortured young person.
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It's a rare moment of agency for any young person subjected to the whims of adults, school, and peers.
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I was pastoring a young person who was trying to find their identity and didn't feel they were trans.
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I think it's because when you tell people you have Botox as a young person, people think you're psychotic.
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He's a bit distant, but exudes an undeniable sense of young person "cool" in the way he carries himself.
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Haha, that's what I would say, as a young person who has been possessed by a laggy iPhone 5C.
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The sketch show's "resident young person" joined the "Weekend Update" hosts after taking some time off to get sober.
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This post originally appeared on VICE UK. As a young person, there can be a lot to worry about.
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This sort of clinical decision-making can be excruciating, balancing positive risk-taking with keeping a young person safe.
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I joined PASOK as a very young person in 203-5, when it was first inaugurated by Andreas Papandreou.
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"I don't know how a young person gets a handgun in the state of North Carolina," Wilcox told reporters.
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Saw this story of a young person doing great work and wanted to share it—keep it up, David!
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If you've never heard any reasonably young person say the phrase "hold my avocado," well, you're far from alone.
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He's a teenager, albeit a mature, charismatic, articulate one, but still, a young person who survived a serious trauma.
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We cannot be more emphatic on this point: No young person or non-nicotine user should ever try Juul.
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Brown wasn't the only young person who came on Fox News to disagree with the message of those marching.
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That's not a good thing for a young person to do, especially while you're trying to build a career.
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But the risk is significantly higher than if a young person never experiences a serious blow to the head.
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"I am a young person who has always tried to contribute to the development of the country," he said.
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I was tall and awkward and lacked basic young-person party skills like dancing and smiling for no reason.
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And the later a young person starts to smoke, the less likely they are to develop a lifelong habit.
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But, if a young person experiences an unintended pregnancy, they need the information to make informed decisions for themselves.
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We'll start out by saying to a young person, What happened to you, instead of, What's wrong with you?
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The real reason this young person should be reported is that what he or she has done is wrong.
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Based on conversations I've had with friends and coworkers, I'm not the only young person who feels this way.
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It's a very social place, and I was a young person just trying to do the best I could.
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That seems like a way more manageable sacrifice if you're a young person who longs to be a parent.
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Although, he adds that the "intelligent young person" should watch the original as well, at least for comparison purposes.
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"I have daughters so the idea of a young person losing their life like that, it's tragic," he said.
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Being open and withholding judgment are keys to a successful interaction with a young person about sexting, Kosenko said.
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We all know that the brain of a young person is much different than the brain of the adult.
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Watch: The History of the Vibrator As a young person living in that environment, The L Word was groundbreaking.
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A young person who is not successful at school and is facing rejection at home has literally no alternatives.
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Someone who comes in, and they're a hardworking, bright young person ... For the first ... Yeah, for the first years.
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"It matters for him to see that he is not just one young person trying to help Africa," she says.
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Without intervention, predatory, abusive behavior can become even more deeply entrenched in a young person as they grow into adulthood.
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"Every young person — regardless of race — deserves the chance to attend school free of harassment, bias, and discrimination," James said.
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In hindsight, I was misbehaving not because I was a bad person, but because I was a very young person.
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But there also just weren't a lot of people who were living out for a young person to look to.
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"There needs to be a developmental path for a young person to take ownership of their medication use," he says.
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But it also feels weirdly condescending: a young person returns home to amaze the locals with her "practically magic" device.
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" On the other hand, if an old person hears it from the young person, well, they think, "My memory's lousy.
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Remember: all it takes to change the world is a dream, a clever young person, and a 3D printed nozzle.
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If a campaign thinks a young person won't ever vote for their candidate, maybe they won't reach out at all.
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Every young person feels like they are the Other, and David Bowie's otherworldliness latched on to this more than anything.
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I'll tell him I was a guy who did a very bad thing to a young person I never met.
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He is young (he's 30) and every young person who lives outside of the Atlanta area seems to know him.
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There is no doubt that exciting that young person to go to the polls is the better strategy to pursue.
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I thought there were perspectives that were missing: I'm a young person, a person of color, with a low income.
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If these people could surmount what they had lived through as a very young person, who am I to complain?
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You play as a young person who has returned home to their small town after hearing of their mom's death.
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That's a lot of baggage for a young person to handle, and Sadie does so partly by ignoring it altogether.
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Her positive experiences as a young person led her to creating and maintaining community and school garden spaces around Washington.
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Dr. Godfrey lists three fundamental ways a young person can be affected by the loss of a brother or sister.
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"Made it to California," says another young person, from behind the wheel of his truck, MAGA hat on the dash.
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Sales of Crocs may be down from their 2014 high, but focusing on the cool-young-person market could help.
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Critic's Notebook I started noticing it a few years ago: Seemingly every young person on the internet was selling something.
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Some have dismissed her Instagram use as merely an example of a young person knowing how to use a platform.
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Our mission is to give any young person the opportunity to create and express themselves, and have fun doing it.
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Ask a young person about the wines of Alsace, and chances are you will be met with a blank stare.
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I gravitate toward young people, because many years ago, I was that young person and I can relate to them.
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The recruiter had once again reached from the grave to lead an impressionable young person down the path of radicalization.
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Paltrow meets a cool and interesting young person with her finger on the pulse of Dubai's vibrant culture and then . . .
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Religious education is shallow in Tunisia, so there's little theological substance to keep a young person from going to extremes.
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She'd never heard of a young person dying peacefully in his sleep, the way her mother said it had happened.
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Steinem and the Korean War Steinem said the war had a dramatic impact on her life as a young person.
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I don't want another young person like me to fall victim to an unexploded mine or any kind of ordnance.
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"I'm a young person, so by default I had to support Bernie Sanders, but I also like Hillary," he said.
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Every young person who walks through the door gets a warm meal, clean clothes, medical attention and a safe bed.
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"As a young person, I was never told the truth," Mr. Ness said over lunch in Midtown with Mr. Bayona.
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Any young person should, at some point, take a job that makes them uncomfortable and that they feel unqualified for.
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"It's more interesting to see a young person talking about issues than a big old fat white guy," she says.
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"It was less intimidating for them to talk to a young person about their child," she said of victims' parents.
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Despite the rising cost of education, a college degree is one of the best investments that a young person can make.
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And while you're not wrong, if you ask any young person under 20, they'll tell you TikTok is their very lifeblood.
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Together, they create an individual Milestone Plan for what the young person would like to accomplish during the next three years.
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For instance, a young person using someone else's social media account without the owner's permission might exacerbate existing inter-family tensions.
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"Every young person considering self-harm or suicide needs to know they can be supported through tough times," Cole-King said.
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The idea that a young person in Estonia could build a new global communications platform would have been ludicrous in 1980.
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"It's so easy to think, as a young person no matter where you live, it won't happen to me," Larsson said.
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The potential for growth that every young person has is stifled when they have to fear for their life every day.
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My last question: What would you say to a young person who's just picking up an instrument for the first time?
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It told the tale of a young person yearning for the rockstar lifestyle while also realizing the dream was completely absurd.
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"We cannot be more emphatic on this point: No young person or non-nicotine user should ever try Juul," she says.
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The film seems to deal with the challenges that creates for a still relatively young person in a family of immigrants.
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There's the Greer who reminds me of my adored mom, whose books changed the way I thought as a young person.
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"Any loss of life is tragic, but the loss of a young person is particularly difficult," Mayor Andrew J. Ginther said.
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We could make it even easier if we passed my bill to register every eligible young person when they turn 18!
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This, combined with raising the price of tobacco products, will decrease the likelihood that a young person becomes addicted to nicotine.
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As a young person, Hernandez worked as a dishwasher and janitor, eventually working his way through community college and law school.
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Rather than someone telling a young person, 'Do this, don't do that,' it's casting a vision for a young person's future.
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It's what he wishes he'd done when he was younger and what he recommends any young person coming into money do.
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If a young person does suffer head trauma, he continues, more and longer-lasting monitoring is also probably a good idea.
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As a young person, Kushner would get a larger tax credit to buy insurance under the AHCA than he does now.
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As a young person, long before I ever held any position, I was active in opposition to the war in Vietnam.
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Our district had never elected a woman, had never elected a person of color, had never elected a young person. Right?
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"Find your local young person who listens to podcasts and get that person to cough up a few recommendations," he said.
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If, instead, the young person in your life is involved in a conflict, you can suggest adaptive strategies for managing it.
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The thing about working in the museum is when you're the young person in the department, you get the tiresome questions.
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You have to be thinking that there is a young person there, and you have to think of their needs first.
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For a young person, rolling to an IRA and deferring taxes for 30 or more years may be a better choice.
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But because ballet was cut off from me as a really young person, it's still a playful space in my memory.
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It's a young person, and now a slightly older — but not much, in terms of the space-time continuum — asking questions.
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Part of that came from when I was a young person and I was obsessively studying the South African liberation movements.
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It was either the old person or the young person, the black person, or the white person, three people versus one person.
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"That, for a young person, is much more seductive than a conservative agenda," said Facundo Nejamkis, director of polling firm Opina Argentina.
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But of course it makes sense that a Gen Z young person would be more equipped than I am in this department.
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The scene shows, maybe, a young person accepting the terms of this sadness, making peace with the inevitable ache of lost love.
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THERE are plenty of good reasons for a young person to choose to go to university: intellectual growth, career opportunities, having fun.
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The video shows a young person with the face of a werewolf putting Ozzy Osbourne's Blizzard of Ozz record on a turntable.
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Each 20-minute episode discusses an issue in child and family mental health with an expert and a young person or parent.
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As a young person I was really possessed to find my place in that world—in the New York queer/punk subculture.
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A healthy young person comes in for a regular checkup, and you discover they are a perfect match for your five patients.
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It's the sort of journey that leaves a mark on a young person and McClellan says it was no different for her.
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It's not perfect, but Weldon forges on, knowing that just one young person seeing them be themself can have a profound impact.
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I am a healthy, reasonably young person who has never had a major stay in the hospital or a severe chronic illness.
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Indeed, a powerful argument could be made that older Americans are as much in need of such training as any young person.
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"That, for a young person, is much more seductive than a conservative agenda," said Facundo Nejamkis, director of polling firm Opina Argentina.
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"Schools should be safe places and fortunately crime is rare, but no young person should suffer harassment or violence," the spokesperson said.
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What if every young person knew how to protect his/her/their body from preventable infections that can have life-long consequences?
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The "biggest danger" to a young person isn't a risky portfolio or potential market drop, he said, but avoiding investing all together.
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It can take as little as a week for a healthy young person to feel normal again, according to the lung association.
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" A universal lesson, this is likely to especially benefit any young person who has been told that he or she is "special.
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Cullors: Richie is very important because he becomes one of the first young people that I mentor when I'm a young person.
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As a young person trying to make it in media, or whatever, the totally preventable uproar that followed really teed me off.
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Because even if you have justice, you still have a young person who's traumatized for life as a result of the assault.
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The result is a deeply relatable portrait of what it's like to be displaced as a young person for the first time.
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"This is a good one for a young person who is trying to figure out how to be financially secure," Hanson said.
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If you had to give a young person advice on how to financially survive in North America, what would you tell them?
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She was honored as the 2019 Commonwealth Young Person of the Year and was included on the 2019 Time 100 Next List.
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What it lacks is any serious wrangling with the theological issues raised by the seemingly random death of an innocent young person.
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Together we must change the culture to ensure that no young person is rejected by his or her family, school or community.
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"Try to find a young person who has read Thackeray or Cooper or, in America, Balzac or Zola," she wrote in 1969.
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The report also notes that more than half of suicides in juvenile justice facilities take place when the young person is alone.
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"As a young person, you have a different perspective than someone who is in their 30s or 40s in office," he said.
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"Under no circumstances should a young person be in a situation where they are suffering physical or emotional harm," Mr. Boasberg said.
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I now identify as genderqueer, but if I look at myself as a young person, I always envisioned myself as a boy.
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A communications consultant who worked in Washington after graduating from Ohio University, he is the rare young person migrating back to Athens.
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This is a big lift for a young person, but you know who you are — and now you can show the world.
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When you see the impact that discrimination, bigotry, transphobia, and homophobia have on a young person, you can't turn away from it.
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"20 Something," Ctrl's final track, was the dissertation on exactly what it feels like to be a young person in 2018: anxiety.
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The workers also gave out their cards, hoping a young person would decide to seek help at Safe Horizon or some other nonprofit.
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To the Editor: David Brooks's column struck me as particularly tone-deaf to the realities of being a young person in America today.
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First, if that young person thinks they're LGBTQ, they might bring up a related subject to test your level of tolerance and acceptance.
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However, as a young person in this industry, my Instagram page expands far beyond PR, which is something I don't have control over.
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"When you're a young person with cancer, it's so isolating," said Ludden, who watched his own aunt battle cancer when she was 38.
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In raising his kids, he gives them the same advice he'd give any young person: Be proud of your choices, not your talents.
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Yolanda wasn't the only young person to win over the attention of thousands today, 11-year-old Naomi Wadler also commanded the crowd.
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One actually showed a young person, while eight showed cartoon characters known to appeal to teens and young adults, such as Scooby-Doo.
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" Juul said in its statement to BuzzFeed News: "We do not want any young person — or non-nicotine user — to ever use JUUL.
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JULIAN ROBERTSON: Well, I would talk to any young person getting into business and I would tell them hit them where they aint.
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" She said in her email: "Is there really no room anymore for a child or young person to be a little bit obnoxious?
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"A young person has heard nothing but right-wing rants against Hillary Clinton for the last five to 10 years," Mr. Harkin said.
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The films I might have been interested in as a young person didn't play near me, because there's no movie theater in Compton.
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As a relatively young person, I would like to think that I'm on pretty on top of technology — and perhaps by extension, security.
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Through doing this, you build a story with incredible impact to a young person that also sticks with them as they grow older.
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Clad in a silky fringed jacket and bedazzled blue jeans, Kesha initially looks like just another young person, late to the meet up.
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It is time for us to step up to make sure no young person feels any shame in asking for an HIV test.
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Any sane, ethical young person would see the ugliness of modern politics and journalism and conclude they want no part of public life.
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The singer says that she recognizes it's a surprising decision for a young person but she wants to be prepared for her future.
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It's about making sure that a young person (often, boys as well) in Pakistan is ready and wants that decision in their lives.
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This can make starting a farm as a young person prohibitively expensive, which has serious implications for the future of the agriculture industry.
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"I think that, for any young person, these stories, these mythic narratives, can serve as an inspiration to achieve great things," she says.
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"If this person, who might very well be a young person, were to come forward, we might be much more lenient," Hayde said.
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I was more fortunate than kids struggling for survival on a basic level, but emotionally, I felt serious threats as a young person.
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If we can get that young person to feel like they have a green thumb -- propagating, pruning -- then they can get a job.
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"Every young person — regardless of race — deserves the chance to attend school free of harassment, bias, and discrimination," James said in a statement.
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I believe the single most important thing each of us can do after we leave here is to connect with a young person.
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He appeals to me as a young person because some of the issues he's focused on is what I'm sort of worried about.
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But things soon soured, as they sometimes do when a major wants to shape and mould a young person into a commercial product.
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The young person in this story is walking through the streets with everyone judging him, forcing labels on him, and putting him down.
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If you haven't found massive success as a young person, that might be a good thing according to "Hamilton" creator Lin-Manuel Miranda.
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"If you're a healthy young person and you're applying for life insurance, your rates shouldn't be changed due to this Coronavirus," she said.
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I think being a young person is kind of like fumbling in the dark, and if you're lucky there are some happy accidents.
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As a young person, it was Notre Dame football; and growing up in California, the Giants in baseball and the Warriors in basketball.
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As the young person grows older, they have so many more sources of role models and validation that can help in their identity.
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Not every troubled young person has musical talent or can shed her surliness the first time a grown-up pays attention to her.
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If a young person has atrial fibrillation once or twice, it doesn't necessarily mean that a physician should prescribe blood thinners, for example.
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"I was pushing myself to confront these things that as a young person growing up in Texas I felt weren't cool," she said.
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But I thought, as a young person at the time, that it was a chance to make a difference and shake things up.
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" A young person who refuses to make his peace with the sly criminal who has "popped in between the election and my hopes.
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For example, imagine a young person who is gifted with athletic ability (kinesthetic smart) who tells you he isn&apost good at math.
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"It's not typical [to see a young person] go to the ICU in that much distress without an obvious infection," she told Vox.
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Speaking at a televised presidential debate, Tsai read excerpts from a letter she said she received from a young person in Hong Kong.
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As a young person in a good financial position to start investing, Ladejobi told me that the next recession shouldn&apost concern me.
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"If you're a healthy young person and you're applying for life insurance, your rates shouldn't be changed due to this coronavirus," she said.
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We don't do it there, we don't do it for the young person ... Counselors ... you used to be apprenticed, hundreds of years ago.
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Watch: The Transgender Clinic Run by Trans People I meet one such young person while looking for the gender-neutral floor of Stockmann.
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Through your boldness, and your bravery, you're making it so that every young person in America has the chance to love and be loved.
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But Tony, a 40-year-old taxi driver, says that every young person he knows — including his own son — is in on the act.
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Through your boldness, and your bravery, you're making it so that every young person in America has the change to love and be loved.
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Navigating through life as a twenty something this day and age can be the most exhausting, confusing and rewarding experience for a young person.
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For a young person to die on the Wind River reservation is not a shock — and that is the shocking part of the story.
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Now that you're at a secure place in your career, do you have any advice for a young person coming out of the gate?
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" While interpersonal skills and trust are qualities that lead us to reproduction, she said, "a young person saving for retirement is a bit weird.
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So there's still always that question, but it's a very objective way for a young person to say that they're doing a good job.
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I'm trying to do a modern empowerment tale of a young person while riffing off some of those classical traditional tropes from horror movies.
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"She was a bright, bright young person, always had a smile for people and easy to approach and easy to engage with," he said.
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"Never before has a young person come forward so quickly and definitively to help us like this," said Green Bay's police Chief Andrew Smith.
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So when I read the note I was thankful that through our visibility, we had empowered a young person to be comfortable within themselves.
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I know that saving for retirement might seem difficult for a struggling young person, but the military offers service members the Thrift Savings Plan.
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Why should a young person contemplate a life in the public eye when a provocative argument or off-colour joke could end their career?
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I did really kind of relish being the young person, but I also have no problem transitioning to this point in my life either.
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Look, you seem like a nice young person so I'm going to give you some helpful advice: DO LITERALLY ANYTHING ELSE WITH YOUR LIFE.
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A young person from a war-ravaged nation with numerous reasons to hate the US, recruited by an organization bent on taking them down?
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"In the locked-out crisis, the young person feels that no matter what their efforts, they're unable to get into adult society," he explains.
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Eventually some young person "grew a conscience" and reported it and one by one the investigation picked people up, eventually arriving at my uncle.
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Laura Ingraham would not mock a young person who is trying to deal with the pain of having his friends murdered at his school.
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There are ways a young person can gain experience across functions that aren't a matter of taking on different assignments within a big company.
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It was my prejudice as a young person that made all these objects seem of the utmost value for a writer and a thinker.
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It is an exacting image of the eyes (roughly shadowed with sparkling blue) of a young person, including straggly eyebrows and a prominent pimple.
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"If you're a young person, you have to believe that when you buy a house, it's going to go up in value," Corky says.
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Without the support of a loving family, his fame became a nightmare, way too much for a young person to handle on his own.
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"I had a conversation recently with a young person who had just lost a high school friend to suicide," he wrote in the letter.
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Mr. Busteed wasn't surprised when I told him that nearly every young person I met at the 1776 incubator was free of student debt.
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If you're a young person, and you realize, Hey, I have this fantasy of getting choked out, don't just say this to a stranger.
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Like every other young person, I knew it as a quick fix for MDMA comedowns, but never considered buying it as a medication replacement.
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I thought they would be a young person [Abu Qaswara is 32] with little idea of life outside his town, and maybe narrow-minded.
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These agreements temporarily transfer parental rights to the youth transport company, giving workers permissions that include authorizing medical attention or restraining the young person.
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The problem is, not everyone can; just asked the loved ones of any young person who has been driven to suicide by internet shaming.
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First, he is young and represents the rising generation, but he is also an older person's idea of what a young person should be.
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She ran as a woman, as a young person, as a working-class champion, as an unabashed liberal and as a person of color.
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If you are a young person with a last name that looms, it is perhaps natural to want to create something of your own.
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"I decided to be on the other side of the footlights and got the background a young person couldn't get today," he once recalled.
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He said mistreating and neglecting children amounted to "soul murder" — a deliberate attempt to crush or eradicate the personality of a vulnerable young person.
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"I have been really angry about not being allowed into this world that I deeply committed myself to as a young person," she said.
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"I don't know how I will be able to make amends to the young person who I dragged into my sordid mess," he said.
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The makers of this film really, really want you to know that a young person in this situation has to deal with a lot.
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Religious education in Tunisia is mandatory but rote and shallow, so there's little theological substance to keep a young person from going to extremes.
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Leafing through the book, you'll read statements that nigh-on every young person on the planet needs to engrave onto their brain in 2018.
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" Sepler told CNN she categorically denies making any threat to Raisman, adding that Raisman's story lacks context: "I would never threaten a young person.
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As a relatively young person without a ton of savings, hiring a financial planner doesn&apost yet make a lot of sense for me.
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That means that every young person in Poland has some kind of memory of their grandparents' bathtub being occupied by the dinner-to-be.
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"You get your first $10,000 check as a young person, and you want to go spend it on a Chanel bag," Ms. Graham said.
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But there's always a special place in my heart for any young person who has had to go through dealing with losing a parent.
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A third shows a young person running down the station stairs, only to trip and fall down several steps before hitting a handrail post.
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Now, if you're a young person in America who is in any way following the public conversation, you're aware of the concept of privilege.
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But what I was searching for, just like every young person who is vulnerable searches for, identity and community and a sense of purpose.
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Now that international travel has become more affordable than ever, it's hard to convince a young person that Olivia's hefty price tag is worth it.
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"There's something more sympathetic about a young person in the context of their family who is fighting for them, rather than an adult," said Suffredini.
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Part of being a young person, maybe especially for a rhetorically gifted one, is testing out ideas and identities — even ones we later find anathema.
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As are people who will say it's hard, some folks in venture don't feel that it's a meritocracy, being a young person at a firm.
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It's hard as a young person of a different ethnicity or background to look at the TV and not see anyone who looks like you.
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And it's very, very hard to find a partner who is willing to invest the time in a young person to show them the craft.
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It has less to do about this young person, but it's about what you bring to the page because you get to make certain decisions.
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KELLY EVANS: What would you tell a young person in the business who is interested in some kind of career in investing or in finance?
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As a young person, I always learned about faith from my father's side in a very open-ended way: You're always in communication with Allah.
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Cox was turning right when his car struck the young person, who was riding a silver Schwinn bicycle in the crosswalk, according to TMZ's report.
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It's the idea of what happens to a young person who grows up within a very specific world that is completely isolated from everything else.
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" He recommends any young person coming into a lot of money do the same: "I'd tell them that this money isn't going to last forever.
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While a decade ago, the public concern was focused on the dangers of overcaffeination, since then there've been newer young-person habits to worry about.
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"It's incredibly brave for a young person to live their truth, and we should be supporting them as they navigate already bumpy terrain," Mock said.
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The challenge it faces is what happens when a young person answers a job that turns out not to be what they thought it was.
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Today any young person with a hint of fame-lust would create a social media trail hot enough to quickly evaporate any pretense of reality.
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Meanwhile, the Walker County sheriff said officials would look again at placing a young person in an control area to make decisions for 140 inmates.
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If you're reading this, chances are you are a young person, which, right now at least, probably means you've got a lot on your mind.
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It's one thing to budget for yourself, or you and a partner; it's another thing to factor in a young person who depends on you.
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Despite the obvious concerns that we and so many other people have, he is a young person to be leading a country with nuclear weapons.
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Looking back on her career, she says there are a few key principles she has lived by that she'd advise any young person to follow.
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Only on the North Side do a majority of residents say it is very likely for a typical young person to graduate from high school.
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As adults, it's easy to forget how confusing it is to be a young person, and young people aren't always good at articulating those struggles.
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Whenever this happened, Maryam gave me an impatient smile, the look of a serious young person seeking distance herself from the frivolity of her elders.
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A potential abnormality in an otherwise healthy young person could require further tests and procedures, for instance, or it could it resolve on its own.
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"The North Koreans tortured and murdered this young person, and I think it's unlikely that Kim Jong Un wasn't aware of that," the lawmaker added.
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"The young person who died was not for Paul- not their body, not their image, not their story," tweeted Caitlin Doughty, a mortician and author.
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If we come third, at least every young person in the country will know about us and want to be a part of the movement.
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For a young person growing up there, every field, every hamlet, every idyllic country lane is suffused with a rank combination of agoraphobia and claustrophobia.
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Growing up, Packnett said freedom as a young person was an ideal, and it was clear to her that she didn't fully have it yet.
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To hear a young person talk about Jamal in that light really inspired me and made me feel there was a lot SBTV can achieve.
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Japanese kids especially loved Torakku Yarō and dekotora, because what young person doesn't love over-the-top trucks that look like something out of Gundam?
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At one this week, Beshear revealed that a young person is infected after taking part at a "coronavirus party" with a group of young adults.
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What it's about: In some ways, Jawline is following a very old formula — the story of a young person who dreams of making it big.
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Now that's going to be part of my legacy, and there will hopefully be some young person who will say: 'I like what Mitchell did.
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"He kind of assured them that he wasn't a money-hungry manager trying to exploit a young person," Mr. Bell said in a telephone interview.
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There'd be a marriage ceremony of sorts to mark the moment when a young person found the vocation he or she would dedicate life to.
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There are several signs a young person could be dealing with one, according to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, an American mental health organization.
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Requiring a teenager to get a parent's permission also increases the time the young person has to wait before getting on birth control, Thimmesch said.
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"It is time for us to step up to make sure no young person feels any shame in asking for an HIV test," he said.
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Rather, it begins when a company makes the decision to hire a hardworking young person and commits to training that worker for long-term employment.
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Do you think there are any similarities between what drew you to the military as a young person and what drew you to this crusade?
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This was her tactic when dealing with everyone, whether a curious young person on the fence about abortion, or a furious protester screaming in her face.
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Do you think that tidying up, like learning a new language, is one of those things that's easier when you learn it as a young person?
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When a young person is forced to leave home, their first option can be to stay with someone, anyone, who has an available place to sleep.
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Miles adds that, as a young person quickly coming into a large sum of money, it was easy to assume that he was set for life.
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"Every young person is expressing themselves now instead of waiting for a job," she said, adding that she also runs a training institute for aspiring entrepreneurs.
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It also acknowledges how growing up queer means something different for everybody — and how being queer as a young person affects your queerness as an adult.
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And so when you're a young person and you don't have that pattern recognition down yet, you have to bootstrap it from someone else's pattern recognition.
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From the Vietnam War to racial tensions, the '60s were a turbulent time in the U.S. Cyrus' character is a very radical, counterculture-minded young person.
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She may be famous, but Shahidi is redefining — or perhaps "undefining" — what it means to be an ambitious young person, with the whole world taking note.
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After the Alton Sterling decision, a young person said to me, 'This is why people don't want to waste their time talking to the Justice Department.
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But I do love that it just really speaks to like the sort of free-spirited, driven, young person that Rebecca was before she met Jack.
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"The message for parents, teachers, coaches and religious leaders is to not be afraid to talk to a young person when they are concerned," Simon said.
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"As a young person, that feeling of not being comfortable in my own skin was exacerbated by the microscope I was under," Watson told Porter magazine.
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I mean if they behave like a stereotypical young person, I don't have the patience for that, but if they don't they probably just look better!
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A £300m ($425m) scheme whereby employers received a payment of up to £2,230 for hiring an unemployed young person closed in 22015 after low take-up.
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Lewinsky says she hopes new documentary will ensure her experience 'never happens to another young person' Lewinsky treads gingerly around the intimate aspects of her story.
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"I share the concerns expressed in this letter about youth access and believe no young person should ever try JUUL," Burns said in an emailed statement.
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Each year, organizers choose a local young person for the role of the "Christ Child" — an honorary role that includes formally opening the market on Nov.
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One young person who had been a ward of the system said it was like being saved from drowning — only to be raped by your rescuer.
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A young person is more likely to meet her trafficker for the first time online rather than in person, due to the rise of social media.
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Among the many things that could stress a young person out, not having a fulfilling job or career is the biggest anxiety-inducer, the survey reveals.
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I looked over the saddle and saw, in the distance, a young person in a riding hat coming my way who appeared to have Down syndrome.
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In the course of reporting this article, I asked many Republicans of varied perspective why a young person today should consider joining a major political party.
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But, at least we got one of the best illustrations of what it means to be a young person of color today with Justin Simien's DWP.
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When Amelia understandably spirals over the death of a young person she knew, Link tries to comfort her as best he can without crossing any boundaries.
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Fanning nails the combination of incredible strength and heartrending vulnerability in a young person so awkward in their body, yet so sure of who they are.
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With almost any other show, this normal moment—a young person indulging in healthy sex—would be a regular thing; as nonessential as a Riverdale hookup.
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She likes fog machines, healing crystals, and using club culture as a lens for writing about what it means to be a young person in 2016.
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So if the young person decides that this is the pathway they wish to follow, they won't later on have to undertake procedures like top surgery.
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Instead of giving up, the young person connects his passion with a problem, and unlocks his imagination to make a prosthetic leg out of recyclable materials.
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I asked Ms. Woodard what she would say to her parents today about keeping in touch if she were a young person going off to college.
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In some ways, the new documentary Jawline is built atop a very old formula — the story of a young person who dreams of making it big.
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Ms. Nanua is an appealing, relaxed performer, and her convincing portrayal of a clever, decent, good-humored young person is the key to the film's effectiveness.
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If you're a young person in one of this city's black neighborhoods, you don't have to do or be anything special in order to get killed.
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"This issue can affect any young person — especially young athletes of today," Andrew Wyatt, a representative for Mr. Cosby, said last week on a Birmingham, Ala.
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He talks about "revenue" and "reducing the deficit" and "the heartland," and the older Midwestern voters watching him see their ideal version of a young person.
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In 1969, Senator Kennedy received only a two-month suspended sentence for actions that left 28-year-old Mary Jo Kopechne, an actual young person, dead.
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DeGeneres was introduced by "Saturday Night Live" star Kate McKinnon, who thanked the TV personality for giving her "a sense of self" as a young person.
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At the time, "We didn't know then what we know now," Sepler said, reiterating that she would never tell a young person not to speak out.
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Simple. A young person entering any American college will take humanities courses in philosophy, literature, history, the social sciences, all taught by strongly left-leaning Democrats.
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As a young person, I was a constant, precocious reader, as he had been — binging on Dickens at 11, Shakespeare at 12; that kind of thing.
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"As a young person with independent thinking," she said, "I do not need anyone to control which scenes I can see and which I cannot see."
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If a young person is thinking about Botox injections but isn't also keeping their face protected from the sun, then it's "not really worth it," he says.
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He later made a triumphant return to the show, appearing on Weekend Update as the "resident young person," where he ribbed Paul Ryan's plan to replace Obamacare.
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TS: And so you felt like being a young person at a venture firm the same way that a GP is evaluated based on their returns individually.
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She's had a long career as a very young person at many venture capital firms, Bessemer, Greylock, she's worked at Pinterest and now she's at Benchmark. Yes.
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Some of the NGOs she looked at seemed to have no career plan for a young person, no promise of a trajectory of growing responsibilities and impact.
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And, in light of the recent events and unrest in Charlottesville, it's sad to see a young person choose to engage in such senseless and shameful behavior.
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"A group of people arrived and started shooting, injuring the young person in the brain," the state prosecutor's office said on the death of the unnamed teenager.
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The shame of it is my own and mine alone; no one but me has to watch my highlight reel of vivid selfish young person cock-ups.
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" At the time, Obama said he left the meeting feeling "shaken because some of these kids were carrying burdens no young person should ever have to carry.
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Over the past four days, some Twitter users have been noticing something strange: a flurry of tweets that appear to depict a young person removing their underwear.
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It's kind of a weird thing because when I was a young person, there wasn't really an art market, so it wasn't there for us to subvert.
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Facebook user and young person (they're less affected by the blight of shrillness), Jake Mandas learnt the hard way when he came across a driver on Wednesday.
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At 23, Sophia is having a post-grad (or rather, post almost-grad, as she left her after only a semester) that everyone young person goes through.
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I will never stop fighting to ensure that no young person has to be like me and skip a college education because of their inability to pay.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. A study shows that the average young person is now going to have to wait until they're 77 to retire.
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The homophobia and misogyny of Tyler's juvenilia can in fact be read as a rambunctious young person working through, among other things, their own insecurities about sexuality.
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CNN reports that police found "a dismembered foot and another body part still unidentified," and said the victim may have been a woman or a young person.
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It's one of the most formative experiences a young person can have, and we decided to see how, exactly, some students were adjusting to their newfound freedom.
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These issues are likely to be most intense during the midway point of the demographic transition when jobs become harder to find for the average young person.
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Similarly, the battle against Hamilton parodies begins when you, a talented young person with video editing software, decides to go with a Gilbert and Sullivan parody instead.
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All of that energy, just to celebrate life when you're a young person—when I look at my photos, that's what I was thinking I was capturing.
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When a young person joins a gang, they are exposed to the same sort of violence, victimization, and neglect which caused their trauma in the first place.
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Collins' word fill reflects the worldview of a film-obsessed, 214-year-old, gay, black constructor—but also the worldview of any plugged-in young person, period.
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The knuckleheaded mistakes of a young person — drinking too much, writing offensive things in a high school yearbook — should not in themselves be bars to high office.
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"That young person is giving me license to make the change in the world that he wants and he needs, she wants and she needs," he said.
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"When I was a young person coming out, it was like I signed up for this crazy, marginal life," a lesbian in her 50s once told me.
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It seems as if every other idealistic young person who worked in the Obama White House or on the Hillary Clinton presidential campaign later moved to California.
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Although I thought it was odd he wouldn't simply ask for it back, I was a young person who trusted her father, and I didn't press him.
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"No youth, young person or pregnant women should be using any e-cigarette or vaping product," Dr. Anne Schuchat, principal deputy director of the CDC tells PEOPLE.
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Her character, Mia, is at an audition in the middle of a stressed-out, ordinary, young-person-in-Los-Angeles-looking-for-a-break kind of day.
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"For a young person to decide in their mind 'if I don't have a ride, if I can't get a ride then I'll walk,'" Kenneth Bryant said.
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"The whole program was designed as a transformational experience for an oppressed young person," Ms. Stoneman, 74, said in an interview from her office in Somerville, Mass.
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It isn't unlikely a young person would read his tweet and conclude their anxiety is their own fault, and that they need to deal with it alone.
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"It's a tragedy, but at the end of the day it's charging a very young person with one of the most serious crimes we have," Minger said.
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On some level, it's not unlikely that a young person has been exposed to Loose Change or some other truther and perhaps believes it a little bit.
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So, when you next encounter a young person in full meltdown, take a deep breath and think to yourself (Dallas accent optional), "First … let's settle your glitter."
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What's missing is a sense of context and conversation around this imagery -- a conversation that would help a young person distinguish between real sex and porn sex.
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When you have a young person in your life, who is also old enough to challenge your motivations and choices, I imagine that's a really complicated relationship.
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If there's a young person who is going back to court to visit their judge for a violation or if they're going to see if they could be released from probation, myself, our case workers, we will meet them in court, stand up in court, speak to the judge, advocate for them, let them know the progress that the young person has gone through while in our program.
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It is also an extremely complex, confusing, and scary thing for a young person, yet it is one of the worst educated and spoken about subjects in schools.
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If we can shine a spotlight on the young people changing their communities, if that could help inspire another young person to do something, then that's a positive.
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Soon, you too will have the chance to be the with-it young person in the office, outshining and outsmarting your millennial coworkers at almost everything that matters.
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"I think he decided something that I hope every young person here will decide, I think he decided very young to write his own life story," he said.
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Singing from the point of view of the young person, seeking new experiences they might not be equipped to handle, Sivan's voice is perfectly modulated and often emotionless.
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That's what I hope to do as a young person, as an actor, as just a human being; I hope to make a positive change in the world.
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"Once you're a young person and you've figured out how to caption a GIF, you find out how to caption TV show, you can caption anything," notes Price.
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I guess I thought of this in a way as the last thing I would do as a young person, or even an attempt to memorialize my youth.
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For the majority of us born since the early 1980s, being a "young person" in 2018 means inheriting a broken system and the fallout of the baby boomers.
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But add in an Echo Dot for just $4.99 and you get the best offer for a young person before they head into the world on their own.
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A young person could come into the system, maybe because of prostitution or runaway behavior, but what led them to that behavior is not what we deal with.
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"I think it's appalling behavior for any adult to show to any young person, and particularly any MP who is standing for election again," Sturgeon told Sky News.
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Speaking at the Women in the World (WITW) summit, Gregoire Trudeau said she was drawn to advocating for youth issues by her own experiences as a young person.
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No one needs to tell a young person today the ability to call a car at any time of day from any location from your smartphone is freedom.
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He breaks investing down to three steps any young person can follow: Capitalize on compound interest, diversify your investments and automate everything, as he explained to Business Insider.
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At the end of the day, the "biggest danger" to a young person isn't a risky portfolio or potential market drop, he said, but avoiding investing all together.
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And so, for him to be a young person and continue to identify with Harlem, and be a strong presence of the artist community in Harlem, is great.
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Though it's a small production, with its fantastic score, and beautiful shooting, it perfectly captures scenes any young person living and loving in the Big City will recognize.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. Like any young person with a need for purpose and a penchant for consumerism, after I graduated, I needed a job.
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The young person who dreams of developing prowess but finds themselves stymied by his circumstances and ostensible lack of natural talent is an archetype of the "wuxia" genre.
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She is the kind of intellectually curious, artistically inclined young person who might find her way to Lincoln Center and wander into whatever movie still had tickets available.
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She is but yet another young person who left home for an education, now views the family she left across an uncomprehending ideological canyon, and isn't going back.
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If you are a young person in crisis, feeling suicidal, or in need of a safe and judgment-free place to talk, call the Trevor Lifeline now at .
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"There wasn't any show that profiled a young person of color with a different sexual orientation living their life," the former "Rich Kids of Beverly Hills" star said.
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VICE News sat down with Yvvy, a developer who created a game that lets you play the role of a young person of color interacting with law enforcement.
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The goal, for a certain kind of young person, was hijra—the journey to the front lines of the Syrian civil war, where young ISIS recruits were mustering.
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But if you ask any intelligent young person — two adjectives that are not mutually exclusive — they'll tell you all about what the information superhighway really means to us.
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Requiring parental consent can delay the time between when a young person wants to be on birth control and when they are able to obtain it, Breuner said.
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DNCE came off like an adult's idea of what a young person would embrace, but there were moments sprinkled throughout this concert where such disingenuousness was completely absent.
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Let this moment be a call to counter cowardice with courage, and let's make sure that every young person in America has the opportunity to learn the difference.
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Because the monthly cost of term life insurance is locked in when the policy starts, a young person could save a lot by getting life insurance during college.
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That's the dark joke about being a young person of color in the US, where access to information is more equitable than the power to use that information.
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It is regarded as the ultimate success story when a young person from a working-class family gets into one of Britain's two elite institutions, Oxford and Cambridge.
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Our roundtable with Sanders last week had its origins in a question he was asked by a young person from Pittsburgh earlier this year at the People's Convention.
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It costs $150,000 to incarcerate a young person for a year, which is money that could be spent helping young people go to college or get career training.
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So I decided to do what every privileged young person who's seen Before Sunrise does when confronted with seemingly unsolvable personal problems: I traveled to Europe by myself.
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So if you're a young person who reacts viscerally to the things Donald Trump says about Mexicans or Muslims, what do you see as the available, appropriate response?
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In a young person, the cells comprising facial tissues are spry, and there are clearly defined compartments with intact attachments holding skin and facial structures in the appropriate locations.
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We had a far reaching-conversation but what I really wanted to know is why a young person leaving college should go work for EY rather than a startup?
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Joy was willing to talk me through what a night on the tiles was like for a young person who experiences the world through the prism of partial sight.
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When I'm pulling a business team together, I still use those basketball aphorisms I learned as a young person: 'Let's pass the ball around a little before game time.
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"Nothing attaches a young person to a sport more than playing," said an original board member of USA Football, an organization created by the NFL to promote youth football.
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While we are beginning to see change, there is still a lot to be done to achieve universal access to these products for every young person who needs them.
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The President and the Golden State Warriors point guard appeared alongside each other in a public service announcement released Saturday that highlights the importance of mentoring a young person.
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Everything from the teenage rebellion of resident young person Harris Conner-Healy (Emma Kenney) to the health problems of Roseanne Conner (Barr) feels more like a statement than comedy.
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As the token young person in the office, I'm given a lot of the social media-related research, so I spend the morning looking at our reporter's Twitter feeds.
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Recently, we realised we hadn't yet canvassed the opinion of an Official Young Person, which felt like an oversight considering young people's opinions are the only opinions that matter.
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Cabello, who emigrated from Cuba as a girl, told Glamour in an April interview that she wants every young person coming to the United States to achieve their dreams.
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You know, it's really scary for a young person and I just think that people should be educated about that while the country's deciding where justice should be served.
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The average young person moving to San Francisco today may no longer be a hitchhiker escaping a conservative town in search of art, free-thinking, and mind-altering drugs.
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"I came from The Mindy Project, which had a strong female point of view, and I thought it would be really fun to do a young person," she says.
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"If a young person has a history of serious mental health or substance concerns, then obviously that adds a layer of vulnerability" when consuming media about suicide, he said.
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But for the young person involved, the trafficker was the best available resource for supplying shelter and food, ensuring safety, providing emotional connections and offering a sense of worth.
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She makes the same mistakes any young person would, only they're seen as bigger mistakes because they lead to putting her life and the life of others in danger.
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If, as Michael Kinsley once suggested, Al Gore is an old person's idea of a young person, then Donald Trump is a young person's idea of an old person.
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I kept wondering what it would be like to be a young person dragged into this: trying to have a normal life when your country says you're an enemy.
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Why We Chose It: We love the way Ms. Michel has defined the problem, found interesting sources to counter it, and suggested ways any young person can take action.
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Flanagan attributes the success of the business to lessons he learned as a young person in the military, like the value of working hard and treating others with respect.
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For youth charged with violent crimes, the most common response is to be sent to jail, even when it doesn't help the young person or make their community safer.
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I cannot tell you how many times I have heard students were told that a liberal arts education can take a young person any place they want to go.
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To some, it may seem unbelievable that a young person could lose so many friends to the same form of extreme violence in such a short period of time.
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Perhaps it's also because I was a self-involved young person who was fortunate enough in college not to have any traumatic encounters with members of the opposite sex.
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"As a young person, long before I ever held any position, I was active in opposition to the war in Vietnam," Sanders told The New York Times in May.
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I think of my nephews as well, because they are being raised at a time when what it means to be a young person of color is in question.
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What motivated, educated young person would want to work for an organization if they had to wonder from day to day whether they would be furloughed and go unpaid?
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It's dangerous when a young person is made to feel that the narrative of their lives has been written by someone else, or by outdated education and political systems.
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That seems like that's the only time when you're a young person and you're using art basically to create a personality because you don't have a real personality yet.
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The message of the Trevor Project is clear: Every LGBTQ young person needs to know that they are loved for who they are and that they are never alone.
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"It's helpful for a young person to attend a program where there are other kids like them," said Tom Rosenberg, the president and C.E.O. of the American Camp Association.
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"I have a master's in sociology and nothing else to do today," one such young person says into a phone as he is about to be put on hold.
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"Let's tell every young person that it's OK to be who you are no matter your background, race, religion, sexual orientation, or gender identity," he said in the clip.
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"Any accident is bad and a fatality, doubly so, but when it's a young person, I think it really hits everyone hard in the hunting community," Mr. Lucas said.
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Because self-care methods are going to look different for every young person, regardless of age, Taft suggests taking cues from your kid to determine how to help them.
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Is it ready to have as its president a young person just out of foster care who, because he is transgender and black, lived with vulnerabilities many can't imagine?
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From 2014 to 2016, excavations on the coast of Ecuador uncovered the remains of 11 individuals in ancient burial mounds, including two adults, one young person, and four babies.
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For a young person gravitating toward art and music, Chelmsford — he grew up in this city of around 100,000, and hasn't lived elsewhere — was an unremarkable place to be.
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In that so-called golden age of independence, it was much more likely (230%) that a young person would be cohabitating with a spouse or partner in their own home.
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When I was a young person, I had no agency whatsoever, so mass conspiracies were like being let in on a secret that gave me power from knowing the truth.
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However, Lucas did not know her simple existence as a young person on the internet would send thousands of Gen X'ers and millennials into a collective crisis over the weekend.
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Much of the writing reads like an inside joke, some of it reads like a young person just trying to experiment a little with what he can do with language.
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"If a young person is dependent on a parent, in that they're being supported financially, that could cause them to feel like they need to keep a secret," LaRocca says.
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TS: I'd love to get a little bit more into just the experience of being a young person at a venture capital firm, not being a general partner or something.
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Even if you were never particularly Virgo-like as a young person, you'll likely grow to have more habits or quirks that are in line with a Virgo personality profile.
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For example, if a young person is at a party and sees two people leaving and something looks a little suspicious or "creepy," he or she can follow them outside.
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As someone who organized as a young person around a controversial issue, I recognize some similarities between the Parkland teens and the movement I was part of six years ago.
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To tell a young person that who they are is wrong and to force them to live as someone they are not is dangerous and potentially devastating for their health.
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Interestingly, it was back to this idea of trying to get power as a young person who felt no power and who really wanted to be something in their life.
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"That Chicken" really takes the perspective of a young person in the hood or anywhere dealing with depression from the life that he or she lives or the obstacles faced.
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Which I'm so grateful for because, as a young person myself, I cannot babysit and I cannot hold authority and make rules for people my age or older than me.
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Of course, I didn't obey that, but back then, it was a common belief that a young person on social media was "putting themselves at risk" by sharing private information.
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"If you're a young person in engineering school If you want to get crazy rich, make a battery that's even a little better than what we have now," he said.
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I pitched a national mentoring app—I have 20 years of experience in the music industry, and I'd love to mentor a young person getting started in the music business.
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This is my earnest plea to you, and to every young person out there — because you are certainly not the only teenager lying on the floor, wishing they were different.
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When an outlet profiles a smart young person like Millie Bobby Brown or Tavi Gevinson or Amandla Stenberg and the main hook of the story is their age, that's fetishization.
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Along the way, she pulls the focus in tight to show how life-altering it can be when a young person learns the darker truths of his culture or country.
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If you are a young person and you believe your future will be improved by getting a higher education, it makes sense to borrow money to pay for that education.
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"When you're a young person of that age, life can be challenging enough already, and you're trying to figure out your way, figure out who you are," he told NBC.
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"My Hollywood experience as a young person was never one of those True Hollywood stories where I was left alone to my own devices with no parental supervision," she said.
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If you are a young person in an urban area — you might have to walk two miles to get both, and then another mile to find a post-office box.
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Rather, we're recognizing that "a mother's love" is far from the only kind of love a woman can give to a young person learning how to move through the world.
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"Agriculture is mainly associated with suffering and no young person wants to suffer," said Tamara Kaunda, who has put her career as a doctor on hold to buck the trend.
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There is this whole idea about when you're growing up as a child or like a young person, and you always think about your family and those kind of relations.
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Here we've got a middle-aged Midwestern couple trying to find common ground with a young person from the East Coast, and yes, doing so in a ham-handed way.
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Students: Read the entire article, then tell us: — In your own experience as a young person growing up today, does Mr. Brooks's understanding of your generation ring true for you?
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What they found was startling: Every little step a young person moved up the BMI scale toward overweight and obesity, his or her risk of death from cardiovascular issues increased.
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"Every young person should have their essential needs met in order to do well in school," Ferreras-Copeland said during Monday's press event at Newtown High School in Elmhurst, Queens.
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On the flipside, the potential for regressive, draconian reform which now rests in Kavanaugh's hands should shock and galvanize every young person who has hitherto taken their rights for granted.
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It wants to say something profound about the pressures of being a young person in 2019, but instead settles for a stereotype-filled retrograde story straight out of the '80s.
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Every young person should know that through the EU's "roam-like-at-home" rule, you can use your mobile phone while travelling outside your home country in any EU country.
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But understand that if you're a young person born poor who was afraid of misbehaving, and older without having experimented, it will add to the feeling of a life of boredom.
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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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Even if a young person has an innovative idea for a new company, the practical difficulties of getting the business started might be too great for putting the idea into practice.
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Expect a moral by the end of these Jr. scaries, which tackle everything from controlling parents to cyberbullying to creepy old ladies: everything a young person has to fear in 2018.
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I was no longer eligible for "young person" discounts, no longer "doing well for my age," and crucially I was never going to be able to watch South Park ever again.
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"It's almost become a stereotype that if some young person holds political views, especially left-wing, it's dismissed as being an edgy teenager, and you're not taken seriously," the junior said.
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Why don't we start talking a little bit about your background, because you worked at a lot of places and you're a relatively young person, but you've been a venture capitalist.
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To be a very online young person in 2019 is to share the same goal: have the kind of social media following wherein performing your life online becomes a paying job.
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It's a lot for any young person to take in, but Nélisse does point out that despite the heavy subject matter, the atmosphere on set was more convivial than you'd expect.
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You needn't agree with the laws against marijuana (that's what we're talking about, right?) to think that a young person who smokes in the driveway is laying himself open to trouble.
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"She was the first young person who picked up the national spotlight, went on TV and was able to articulate her perspective and point of view with such innocence," Connelly said.
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The juror who identifies with the young person accused of reckless driving or dealing drugs might be blinded by "resentment against the system that punished" that juror or her loved ones.
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Here's what he told Gizmodo: I applaud the young kid's effort and it's exciting to see such interest in the ancient Maya and remote sensing technology in such a young person.
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"If you're a young person and you produce the best experiment or design, the best hardware or software, you ought to be recognized for that achievement," he said back in 2009.
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So I just want to ask if you felt like there was a turning point for you as a young person when you were like, I gotta get my shit together.
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Clearly they were not hiring a young person who identified as a young woman, who wasn't a young woman, who had no support for being a young woman and no name.
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"It's hard as a young person of a different ethnicity or background to look at the TV and not see anyone who looks like you," she said in her Cosmo interview.
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"I'm a young person and there are people who are younger than me at this summit and then there are people who are older than me at this summit," she said.
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Under that executive action, Homeland Security officials were in some cases allowed to consider juvenile records, but only if they felt the past offense made the young person a security threat.
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"There wasn't any show that profiled a young person of color with a different sexual orientation living their life," he said at his apartment in Beverly Hills before the Beautycon panel.
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"I'm hard pressed to even think of a young person who I know who is supporting one of those," said Zhihan Zou, 25, executive director of the San Francisco Democratic Party.
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And I was in love — not with Grace Jones, and not with the fact that I was a young person standing inside one of the most famous clubs in the country.
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Jennifer Lopez from Patino High School thought that teenagers today were lucky: As a young person growing up today, Mr. Brook's understatement about my generation does not fully apply to me.
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Most of the 450 cases involved a young person between 18 and 25 who was initially thought to have a pneumonia-like infection that turned out to be a pulmonary illness.
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Now it's simply another gate for a young person who can barely balance a checkbook to pass through for the chance of not being as unequal in income as their peers.
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Always a young person and usually the child of at least one high-profile entertainer, past Ambassadors have included the daughters of Jamie Foxx, Whoopi Goldberg, and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson.
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Evidence-based, trauma-focused cognitive behavior therapy used with children and their caregivers tackles the onslaught of thoughts, feelings and behaviors after a tragic death that can derail a young person.
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Yet such an interview has been proposed by more than one young person, or the young person's relative, as if there were a generally accepted social obligation to accede to it.
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"Unfortunately, we know that there will be a young person who is alive right now and who won't be alive at the end of the day," Ms. Ofori-Atta said. video
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads ARLINGTON, Va. — The landscape paintings that taught me most about the form as a young person were the works of Albert Bierstadt and Bob Ross.
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I never set out to make a young adult movie, because I'm way older and I felt like I responded to the book just as much as a young person did.
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I'm still a very young person and so I felt this drive to live, but so much within me was just so tired and exhausted and overwhelmed with everything that I've experienced.
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And while the typical user is a young person starting out or moving to a new city, there are older adults who are trying out a new city and even business travelers.
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GUTFELD: It&aposs important as a young person to own something and it&aposs something you love and you make it into a product, I think this is a great role model.
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I'm not anti-streaming, because I do think it allows a young person whose wallet is thin to explore something before they buy it, because a vinyl purchase is not that cheap.
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So, I think-- I think you should get very used to the fact that if you're a young person, you're going to see a lot-- a lot of different tensions over time.
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Grossman wondered "what it would be like to be a young person suddenly placed in charge of this magical kingdom with all these inhabitants," which Lewis glosses over as the book concludes.
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Being a young person in L.A. who has certainly tried to maintain some semblance of a social life the past few years… When somebody wants molly, this is the personality you see.
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Poman Lo has a life lesson for any young person weighing up whether to work in the family business; joining the firm doesn't have to mean giving up your personal career dreams.
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"Every young person, in age or at heart, should realize that Hillary Clinton is our candidate and that we have a responsibility to each other to turn out and vote," he wrote.
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The only really meaningful thing about the health of the two major candidates is that they are both old, which means that they are not as healthy as me, a young person.
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What this young person, so frustrated with so much of the apparently disingenuous lifestyle art he saw that clearly aped Snow's deeply "real" work, didn't know is that Dash was very wealthy.
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For Chase Sapphire Preferred, you earn double points on all dining and travel purchases, which for the average young person he or she is probably spending a lot on dining or food.
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"No young person should be coerced or subjected to this dangerous so-called therapy, which has been linked to youth substance abuse, depression, homelessness, and even suicide," said HRC President Chad Griffin.
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He starred in Arcade Fire's video for "We Exist" in 2014, where he played a young person testing out his gender identity by dancing his heart out in a homophobic dive bar.
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A report by the charity Safer London includes a case where a young person unknowingly attended an uck party, and was intimidated into performing oral sex on a line-up of men.
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If I was a young person now, I would be incredibly attracted to the idea that when you're 22 you can be a national writer, which was impossible when I was 22.
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In a desperate bid to illustrate the dangerous path of drugs, the mother, Annie Camden, risks everything by confessing to her eldest son that she once smoked pot as a young person.
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And I think part of the challenge is to convince every young person that elections are always about the future and it's far more about your future than it is about mine.
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Again, it's not just a young-person problem, but we are barraged with these awful anti-aging messages starting with children's books and unless we stop the question ... Give me an example.
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" She added, "The reality is that even if only one young person was put through it, that's enough because of the harm that we're causing them and our responsibility to protect minors.
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With their safe spaces and their trigger warnings, they've been essentially sealed off from conflict — and learning how to respond to conflict is the most important lesson a young person can learn.
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Though the identity of the assailant remains unknown, video captured just before K5 crashed to the concrete shows a blurry image of a young person with dark hair running past the camera.
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"Any young person should, at some point, take a job that makes them uncomfortable and that they feel unqualified for," she tells Adam Bryant in an interview with The New York Times.
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When you turn your chair around and there's a young person up there, and they're trying to choose between me and then Nick Jonas sitting down there, I'm screwed almost every time.
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" Though not initially a fan (peppiness gives me the pip), I quickly learned never to underestimate Ms. Foster, who currently stars as a young-person impersonator on the TV Land series "Younger.
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Even as a young person, I thought: If we're the ones making it, and I feel this bad, Jesus, what does it feel like to be the artist that isn't breaking through?
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"When I realized that I'd been so focused as a young person on titles, I really hadn't given myself the space to think about why did I want this job," Abrams said.
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I've been passionately committed to building a better DuPage County for my neighbors and community, and I think that comes from being a young person who still wants to make a difference.
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Given those gaps, a young person (or anyone) without familial ties, which is very common in the LGBTQ community, might be left without coverage granted by state-sanctified marriage, family, or employment.
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Biden is an old guy whose supporters are mostly old, so his old man mannerisms just reinforce the idea that he's old and you, a cool young person, should not like him.
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Ms. Gabbard alluded to her conservative upbringing and her father's work on Thursday in her video, but did not go into detail about her own anti-gay advocacy as a young person.
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So when the community heard this young person talking about how she wasn't able to play sports because of her gender identity, in some way, we were able to identify with that.
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What they needed was somebody who'd done it to tell them how hard it was to get over feeling like they didn't have permission, and that was me as a young person.
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When I was a very young person in the 1980s, I used to take women on what I'd call a "cheap date," where we would visit different ethnic neighborhoods in the city.
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"We don't commit to making sure that every young person in every community, no matter their background knows that their voice matters and knows how they can participate in democracy," Kiesa told me.
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This is a God of War game that feels like it's matured past the stereotypical young-person power fantasy of being angry at an unfair world and wanting to tear your foes apart.
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I am more than happy to take the slings and arrows of the internet world if it can help save one young person from experiencing what my family and I are currently battling.
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"As a young woman who has not been cut I cannot talk to an elder, but I can talk to a young person who will be an elder in the future," she said.
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Instead Mr Fico attacks the independent press and whistleblowers like Ms Hlavkova: "a new political culture where a young person spoke out", says Beata Balogova, editor-in-chief of Sme, a liberal daily.
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"As an adult, it can feel like a bigger tragedy when a young person passes away because they were just starting their life, so the news can hit us harder," Dr. Murray explains.
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The ideal WeLive tenant is the ideal WeWork member: an upwardly mobile young person who works long hours, and therefore wants to be catered to both in the workplace and in the home.
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With average interest rates around 17 percent annually, and the young person carrying a balance of about $5,800 on their cards, you could easily wind up paying $1,000 a year in interest alone.
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"The only way you can buy a ticket to the Washington Capitals is through StubHub, and it's really priced out of the pocketbook of the young person just starting their career," Leonsis said.
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Her client did not steal the car he is accused of stealing, she says, but was simply at home when another young person (a "co-minor") drove the stolen car to his home.
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Several songs address how to continually redefine the self in tandem with changes in one's romantic life, especially after a breakup, while others scrutinize her own status as a persona-projecting young person.
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Lorde gets to comment on the dysfunction of Modern Love because, persona-wise, she sings as a young person actually experiencing Modern Love rather than an outsider speaking from a place of wisdom.
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Listen, when I was a kid Spider-Man was the North Star for me, and I would like for some young person to feel that one day about my efforts on Black Panther.
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Citizen children cannot sponsor their parents for citizenship until the young person turns 21 and any social benefits would be given to the child and not their undocumented parents, who would not qualify.
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Less than a week ago, it would've been easy to assume a young person determinedly flicking at their smartphone screen in a bar or coffee shop was swiping through potential dates on Tinder.
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"In the last two days, we found a young person has admitted to a prank, including putting needles in strawberries and he will be dealt with under the youth cautioning system," Smith remarked.
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I'm genuinely terrified that, someday, I'm going to have to tell some young person that my contemporaries could have halted our country's slide into dictatorship but we were all watching "Young Sheldon" instead.
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I remain because I am always thinking about some young 14-year-old in a rural community who could use a role model – someone very similar to the young person I once was.
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Frank Luntz: If you're a young person and you tell someone of the opposite sex that you're a socialist, you're much more likely to get some action at the end of the evening.
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Featuring: Isaac; Jamal; Ghetts Isaac: I knew things were getting big the moment a young person on my council estate said to me that I was working with Jamal Edwards 'the dream maker'.
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Yes, the internet has made people a bit annoying, but you've got to give it to the new generation—the internet has made literally every subculture available on order to any young person.
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If the behavioral program is the entrée, then the transportation service is the appetizer, often setting the tone for the treatment the young person will endure for the months or years to come.
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For this part of her research, she gives each young person a camera and sends them off for a couple of weeks to collect material for a collage about their experience of health.
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With this goal, the U.N. hopes to make secondary education an opportunity for every young person, insure equality in education access and quality between genders, and increase opportunities for postsecondary and vocational training.
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"I think there was a void in the market for young people and I think every young person deserves to have a good start to their skincare routine and beauty routine," she says.
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The lead author, Dr. Yuichiro Yano, an assistant professor of community and family medicine at Duke, said that a young person with elevated blood pressure should pursue heart-healthy measures, especially weight control.
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These offers are not always in brokerage, which Bejsovec said is a "tough place to start as a young person," and interns have been hired into research, valuations, and client management as well.
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I can vividly remember the wave of excitement I felt as a young person laying eyes on those images, which were like nothing I had seen in my high school art history courses.
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If I was able to inspire him as a young person to be able to be his fullest self, that is a point of pride for me for the rest of my life.
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"We have learned from the State Police that the young person involved in the accident has succumbed to her injuries and our thoughts and prayers are with her family," the festival's website read.
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So I did that, and was really successful at running a single restaurant, made a lot of money for me — I was a young person, so it was a lot at that time.
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For a young person with a terminal illness, daily life is an existential crisis, compounded by pain and by the discomfort of fitting in among people to whom mortality remains an uncomfortable abstraction.
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As a young person, she's more than justified in fearing for her future, but despite her anger and her sadness — because of her anger and her sadness — she still believes in something better.
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Every young person is perceived as a perpetrator or potential perpetrator, and with that is a huge missed opportunity where young people can be the real prospect for peace and stability in Somalia.
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She remains as elusive in this admirable book as in life, as in the photographs that remain to us — a round-cheeked young person with a decisive mouth, not quite meeting our eye.
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In the exhibition booklet, he remembers that, as a young person in Innsbruck, he had seen works by Masson and the German-born art informel painter Hans Hartung at the French Cultural Institute.
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It's very weird to feel like you're not in control of how you're presenting yourself, and as a young person, as a 20 year old, I just wasn't prepared to deal with that.
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A young person who is living with a disability wrote on our website about how she was forced to wear adult diapers to work because the toilets at her office were completely inaccessible.
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But SB 404 would require a parent or guardian to accompany the young person to the clinic on the day of the abortion and provide a government-issued ID along with notarized, written consent.
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And the impact of this abuse is heartbreaking; a young person who experiences rejection from their family or caregivers because of their sexuality or gender identity is eight times more likely to attempt suicide.
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"My Hollywood experience as a young person was never one of those True Hollywood stories where I was left alone to my own devices with no parental supervision," she said in the cover story.
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As opposed to Terry, my partner, who came out in high school, and has been gay her whole life and really felt the impact of being gay as a young person and hiding it.
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"The class clown aspect of who I was as a young person was a complete facade because inside, I had a bittersweet childhood so I was kind of a very sad kid," she explained.
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"A young person who was being bullied a few generations ago could escape the abuse by going home," Cynthia Germanotta, Lady Gaga's mom and president of Born This Way Foundation, said in a release.
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As a daughter completely devoted to her mother with an uncertain future ahead of her, she's manipulated into becoming a Red Sparrow, a young person trained to use her body and mind as weapons.
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If you have trouble imagining what it's like to be an undocumented young person currently protected from deportation through the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, here is a good place to start.
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I want my peers to understand just how much I went through before my twenties were over, but I also want to be cool/calm/chill/just-a-fun-young-person-no-big-deal.
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But none of this seems to register for the affluent boomer who believes if we just bring in a young person to say the same old crap then the young people will love it!
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From what I can tell, a young person from Alresford, forced to move back in with his parents after college, will typically find himself unable to get work that is not based in Alresford.
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" Fisher added that any proposal to effectively stop the practice of confession in Australia "would be a real hurt to all Catholics and orthodox Christians and I don't think would help any young person.
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Investments are for more than just retirementIt's often difficult to put a lot of money into investments as a young person when you feel like you're not going to access the funds for decades.
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Someone is, insistently, something , usually a very particular if not terribly distinguished something—an Old Man on a hill, a young person of Smyrna, an old lady of Chertsey, a man with a beard.
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"If you show a young person that it's OK to make sports and athletics a major part of their lives from an early age, there's a good chance they'll be an athlete for life."
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He hopped onto the beat earlier this week as well and took the opportunity to assert that he knew the group would be this influential, even as a young person first witnessing their ascension.
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Maybe today is the day, at least for this unfortunate young person who thought he could block the newest member of the Oklahoma City Thunder, Victor Oladipo, from dunking all over his wretched face.
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If you're a young person running in say Manhattan, Kansas, or Atlantic County, New Jersey, you probably don't know many other candidates for office, most definitely don't know many young people running for office.
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At 21998, with vulpine bone structure and perennially-furrowed brow, he has one of those faces that was born fully adult; like Suggs or Anthony Hopkins, he will never look like a young person.
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Space X and Tesla CEO Elon Musk says he "was raised by books, " and credits Douglas Adams' science fiction classic "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy," to changing his life as a young person.
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"If you're a healthy young person and you're applying for life insurance, your rates shouldn't be changed due to this coronavirus," says Allison Kade, the editorial director at Fabric, an online life insurance agency.
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" DEAR It's a series of questions a young person asks, such as "What do I think of the world?" and others like "What is the responsibility of science and what should the limits be?
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"As a patriotic young person, I hope our country can have fewer people who are starving, our government can think for the people and our media can speak for the people," Ms. Wu said.
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In this film, Mr. Webb returns to his indie roots to tell the story of another gifted young person: a 7-year-old math prodigy (Mckenna Grace, whose character's wit matches her sharp mind).
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Well, you will, but she'll just look like a normal young person who shops at Urban Outfitters and is experimenting with her hair right now, just like young people have been doing for eternity.
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Today he sees that practically every young person in his district with any education and ambition leaves to work in Charlotte or Raleigh or out of state — and unlike him, they don't come back.
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Hargreaves and colleagues are working on tools to share decision-making between children and parents and to develop what they call "child/young person-friendly" versions of patient experience surveys for different healthcare settings.
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In a time of political polarization, Carson's belief in personal responsibility puts him at odds with people who point at the capacity of "systemic poverty" to defeat even the smartest, most ambitious young person.
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So DuVernay may be scratching an itch you don't consciously have at this stage of your life, but you should experience it anyway -- and you should definitely bring along every young person you know.
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Our resources, especially as they pertain to deportation, must remain focused on getting rid of people who wish to do harm to Americans – not a young person who is here simply due to circumstance.
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David Brooks If you were a certain sort of ideas-oriented young person coming of age in the 20th century, it was very likely you would give yourself a label and join some movement.
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"Like most things in life, the experiences they have as a young person seem to carry over into their adult years," said Ralph DiClemente, of Emory University's Rollins School of Public Health in Atlanta.
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During the "Life Hacks Live" series, leading figures explained to CNBC why one of the main challenges every young person should go through or at least get to grips with, is in fact failure.
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" On the other hand, when a young person—like Brock Turner, for example—is accused of sexual assault or rape right after it happens, it's: "Why should we destroy his future over a mistake?
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We need better data about career paths and what should a young person learn or get to know, or what should midcareer person be learning or get to know so they can improve their prospects.
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It felt glamorous, and it felt cool but I didn't realize how many people pull fast ones on you and I would have definitely gotten a business manager a lot earlier as a young person.
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And I don't understand people who say, 'Well, this is a terrible thing that is happening to this young person whose life is being exposed,' and then turn around and do it to another person.
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We tend to talk about millennials as if they are some group that just landed here intact, whereas it's more useful to talk about what it's like to be a young person at this point.
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"This is not the jungle you once knew," Mowgli tells Akela, with the tone of a young person who believes himself wiser than his elders A rogue Mowgli enlists the help of his elephant pals.
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But Taylor has managed to crack a very particular code that is turning her into somewhat of an anomaly: a "young person" in music whose core audience is still all about albums, rather than singles.
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No one wants to imagine a young person scrolling through a barrage of abusive texts, being ridiculed and threatened on social media, or seeing their intimate photos posted online, alongside their phone number and address.
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"Take the young person out to a restaurant of their choosing and share with them your best and worst financial decisions," advises Thakor, who is director of wealth strategies for women at The BAM Alliance.
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The full picture means, expanding provisions that allow a young person leaving prison some confidentiality around their record so they can get a job, get housing and successfully transition into a productive, law abiding adult.
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Harry Grammer: The ultimate goal at New Earth is that we have a young person free from system involvement, they get their high school diploma, they're ready for college, to be placed into a job.
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So that's why I wanted to write about a young person with Williams, right on the cusp of adolescence, to see: How can you grow up; how can you ever be independent with this syndrome?
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"If you're a young person in India or China, you'll probably have more understanding ... of one of our e-sports players in 20 years than you will our person playing in the arena," Leonsis said.
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Even to this day, when someone says, "Please welcome the artistic director of Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, Robert Battle," there's something in me that is reduced to that young person in the mango tree.
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All right, so I come to DC on this ... I haven't graduated from college yet, and I get this appointment in the Reagan administration, which was unbelievable that a young person could have that opportunity.
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Young creates a soundtrack for the outskirts of Vancouver; he provides a three dimensional image of life as a young person in an area often clouded with negative and violent stereotypes, making it more relatable.
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He has become involved with the It Gets Better Project and hopes to help even just one young person who's struggling and let them know, "There is a light at the end of the tunnel."
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"If the series goes forward, we'll be able to examine what recovery looks like for a young person—how difficult it is, all the ups and downs," Sheff tells me about plans for the future.
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SR What these films have in common — even that scene — is that each moment is so big for the young person experiencing it that they don't have time to process it properly before it's gone.
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"I think what the president is looking at is looking at this from a standpoint of a parent of a young person to make sure that we keep our kids away from drugs," he said.
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A fall that may be run-of-the-mill for a young person (as in the lyric "Pick yourself up, brush yourself off and start all over again") can be very dangerous for the elderly.
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What Young-White has done is update Benny for millennial comedy, leaning on a classic joke form to serve the perspective of a young person who lives much of his life staring at a screen.
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One reason for that is because if you are a young person watching Netflix every day (37%), when you age into a time when you might pay, you're more likely to pony up the cash.
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That's because the pace of change has sped up and with it, the way we work, he told CNBC Make It. "If you're a young person entering the workforce, you're now in exponential times," said Sculley.
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The judge also said there was no doubt the girl -- described as "a bright, intelligent young person who is able to articulate strongly held views on her current situation" -- had the capacity to start legal action.
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"You can't really imagine what it would do to a young person to have both his father and his uncle murdered in the same way," says J. Randy Taraborrelli, author of After Camelot in the documentary.
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"I asked her if she would like to go to the doctor, and, as a typical young person, she said she was fine and that she was just exhausted, and needed sleep," Liz Gallagher tells PEOPLE.
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In one successful case, Barr said, the FBI worked with parents and social-service workers to get court-ordered supervision and mental-health treatment for a young person who was the subject of a threat investigation.
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I know...some of you have kept people alive because you have been able to communicate with a person who was bullied or a young person who was struggling with their sexuality and feeling all alone.
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Salary: $12/hour and up [$8.57 USD/hour and up] From dabtending to scaling to straight-up customer service, dispensaries are probably the best bet for a young person looking to get into the weed biz.
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Back in 2007, 2008, when I was campaigning, I'd leave Chicago, a city which is wonderful -- I couldn't be prouder of my city -- but where, every week, there's a story about a young person getting shot.
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I am proud of the E rating, as it takes extra work to achieve it, and even if I reach just one young person with a newfound love of Wonder Woman, then I will be happy.
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While there are plenty of reasons malls are dying I would wager that the primary one is that they sell nothing that the average young person wants, especially given all of the choice on the Internet.
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The tree members stopped into our office to chat about what it's like to be a young person facing the world today and break down their new EP Loudspeaker, which you'll hear some jams off of.
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"As a young person [Pandey] is part of a class that amongst all Indians is most vulnerable to changes in climate, yet are not part of the decision-making process," according to the 52-page petition.
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When the area you grow up in is predominantly Hispanic -- more than 85 percent, according to Census data -- there is an absence of the "otherism" that can prove so toxic to a young person, says Saracho.
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"He's got to have something going for him because he kept control, which is amazing for a young person to do," he added of Kim Jong Un, who succeeded his father in December of that year.
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Despite being the sort of aggressively mainstream young person in New York who survives on Greek yogurt and SoulCycle, Kelsey has a slow-boiling ambitious streak, and Charles puts her in charge of her own imprint.
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UNICEF said "Generation Unlimited" was a campaign to get every young person into education, training or employment by 2030 as a lack of education currently holds back millions of young people and threatens progress and stability.
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Outside of the proper, serious responsibilities you'll likely encounter on your trudge towards death, the most important that you, as a young person who enjoys nightclubs needs to embrace and own, is that of the hangover.
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When there was a choice of self-conscious social movements, a young person could try them on like clothing at the mall: be an existentialist one year and then join a Frankfurt School clique the next.
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But you are getting a very small peek into how resilient this young person must be to have made it through all of that and still walk through the doors and accomplish things and move on.
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You'll be releasing some ideas that you internalized from your family or society as a young person, as you've learned that that's not really how the world works, or how you want to live in it.
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"The Salzburg Festival, for a young person, is something very, very prestigious," attended by "all these rich people," Ms. Dorner, now 403 and soon to start her university studies in Amsterdam, said in a telephone interview.
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The employees at JÜV (named for a combination of the words "juvenile" and "rejuvenate") are out to teach brands, companies and nonprofits what it means to be a young person by commodifying their own quality time.
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Dr. Weiss said that even if the EKG app detected arrhythmia in a young person, for example, that information would not necessarily be useful because the condition might not cause a problem at a young age.
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"The Monopoly system is really nice, because as a young person, I feel there's enough pressure already to drink," says Thea, a student who grew up in a village almost an hour's drive from an outlet.
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Tobia, a nonbinary writer, activist and actor who uses the pronouns they/them/their, combines incisive wit and undeniable intelligence to invite readers into their personal journey as a gender-nonconforming young person in North Carolina.
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So if you have access to the internet and you are in North Dakota or you're in Minneapolis and you're an ambitious and interesting and smart young person, why do you move to New York, right?
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"We've watched for years as the far-left and the media look for every possible way to demonize, stereotype, and publicly castigate every young person who dares to get involved with Republican politics," the statement read.
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The median American under the age of 30 has $0 in student loan debt, not because the median young person is superrich but because most people didn't attend expensive higher education institutions in the first place.
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"If I am a young person and I know that John A. Macdonald initiated great harm on my people, I would not feel very good attending a school with that name on it," Mr. Bellegarde said.
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I don't say that in a boastful way — I say it as an invitation to understand what it's like when things you've deeply intuited for a long time, even as a young person, are suddenly unlocked.
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As defined by the Oxford Dictionary, a chav is "a young person from the working-class, usually without a high level of education, who typically behaves in a loud and annoying way and wears designer clothes".
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Each group has two professional leaders, some combination of the following: a nurse, a social worker, an occupational therapist, a psychologist and sometimes a young person who has been through the experience and is now well.
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Where Deming's story, too, eventually devolves into a conventional narrative of a young person learning to follow his bliss, it's hard not to see this book as one that takes risks but then hedges its bets.
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"Well, no, it's an options policy that I don't know what I'm going to do and in politics I'm still a young person, a young man and I don't know," the 65-year-old told CNN.
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"There is no true opportunity in South Korea for the average young person," said Kim Han-gyeol, 23, who graduated from a vocational school and became a part-time software developer for an e-book company.
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"When some young person is shot today or tonight or whatever, first thing people would say is, 'That's awful,' like that shouldn't have happened here," said John Donnelly, who mediates between the paramilitaries and their targets.
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So many of its images remind me of ones I've seen before — police attacking black people with fire hoses, marches on Washington, a young person gently putting a flower in the muzzle of a soldier's gun.
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Zach Eisenstein, Washington, D.C. As a young person starting to come to terms with my queer identity, I never benefited from a lesson or curriculum that I could even remotely see myself reflected in before college.
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Lots of stories I've loved have been built around the tale of a young person who gets swept up into a massive conflict and realizes they have some sort of mystical destiny that will change everything.
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The skeleton of a young person aged 12 to 15 suggests they stumbled backward over the body of another victim; their final extended position on the ground suggests he or she was unconscious before hitting the ground.
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The album lifted the seal on what it truly meant to be a young person in the modern age—not narcissistic and entitled to what's around them, but disillusioned and disconnected from a world that underestimated them.
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There are countless versions of the young person returning to their hometown after a long absence, discovering that "things have changed" or that perhaps they never really were as simple as a child believes them to be.
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It felt authentic to the experience of being a young person in New York — I mean that in terms of the wildness, but also the opportunity we have to fuck up but also create something for yourself.
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