White youths were treated as troubled, and black youths as criminal.
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Hispanic youths had the most cavities (52%) compared with black (44.3%), Asian (42.6%) and white (39%) youths.
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For the new study, the researchers surveyed 15 transgender youths and 50 caregivers of transgender youths in 2015.
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Black youths had the most untreated cavities (17.1%) compared with Hispanic (13.5%), white (23%) and Asian (10.5%) youths.
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There are over 3,800 homeless youths in New York City, yet the city provides just 216 beds for youths.
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If Democratic-leaning youths shun the military under Trump, will Republican leaning youths shun service under a Democratic president?
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The study also found that 38 percent of youths of color and 27 percent of white youths found transportation a challenge.
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Because of historic and contemporary structural racism, black youths are more likely to be exposed to socioeconomically stressful environments than are white youths.
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But this strategy backfired when Juul and other e-cigarettes became immensely popular with youths, and the agency recently restricted sales of certain flavors that appeal to youths.
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I show that living in a single-mother family does not decrease the chances of on-time high school completion as significantly for black youths as for white youths.
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" - Emily, 229 "Old managers don't believe youths' experience.
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And when some youths engage with an extremist group and appear to benefit from the resources available to them, other youths are drawn in and the group gains increased support.
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These youths (and former youths) need something else, or they are not going to get anywhere with this whole "finding someone to hold hands with while Nero plays the fiddle" thing.
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The Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids urged the FDA on Monday to address how youths will perceive the risk of iQOS and the potential for youths to start using tobacco with it.
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It compared the 284 youths who were assigned to these programs between 2000 and 2005 by the local police to 267 youths who were referred to the traditional juvenile court during that time.
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If convicted, the youths could face life in prison. 3.
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Is that what the youths call setting up a date?
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One day, the youths will understand what we're talking about.
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Of course, savvier youths know how to debunk such tales.
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"Long live Qatar!" shouted some of the Palestinian youths there.
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I mean, didn't the youths flip over The Hunger Games?
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But: Which GIFs are the most popular among the Youths?
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Chinese youths increasingly put their own emotions above social expectations.
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Cecil B. DeMille -- he was a movie director, fellow youths!
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Forty percent of those are families with children or youths.
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He noted that the youths steal, which is also forbidden.
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They have profited from thousands upon thousands of Filipino youths.
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Many involved calls of shots being fired and youths fighting.
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G.B.T.Q. rhetoric, which is felt most acutely by L.G.B.T.Q. youths.
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There are steps to mitigate the risks, especially among youths.
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They needed the youths to keep the pipes from freezing.
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The youths were being held at a juvenile detention center.
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He knows several Somali youths considering careers in law enforcement.
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North pushes back, defending the ~youths~ and their digital habits.
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Special concern has applied to its influence on impressionable youths.
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But she readily acknowledged that recruiters prey on Muslim youths.
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The youths have not been found as of Monday night.
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Check out the lit (as the youths say) results below.
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Then the youths began having seizures and slipping into comas.
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"They must have some list, the security forces, because they are not arresting everyone, but they really target the youths, because it is the youths who have been protesting for the last year," Tekle said.
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We will now work with a non-profit, Shelter 37, to renovate the home giving opportunities to at-risk Oakland youths and splitting the profits with the non-profit so that other youths may benefit.
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Earlier about 3503 youths broke through a partition in the camp.
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"Sadly, there is a big hostility towards the youths," he added.
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Two Tennessee youths are sitting in a Sevier County detention center.
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Both have described themselves as being painfully shy in their youths.
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Many more youths leave the province to find work elsewhere too.
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Groups of youths armed with stones congregate behind the biggest obstacles.
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But it also highlights, rather pointedly, her influence on The Youths.
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It attracts everyone from families to retirees to flirtatious, mingling youths.
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Despite what Heathers may suggest, the youths are doing amazing things.
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Each cart is manned by a team of two attractive youths.
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The youths are behaving badly on Netflix's new, sexy teen drama.
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The after school program provides free art education to Liberian youths.
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Critics say unemployment, especially among youths, has surged under his rule.
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Israeli media have quoted parents of the youths denying the allegations.
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The youths aren't creating any baffling, possibly menacing, new comedic form.
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Youths from both sides of the street speak sensitively about inequality.
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They had wild youths, yet they settled into strong moral positions.
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According to the authors, youths and tourists are most frequently affected.
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Youths loiter around local bars as children return home from school.
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From an endless stream of zeros, the youths have created art.
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On Friday, gangs of youths threatened journalists seeking reactions from locals.
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One block from the Mao statue, youths were building skimpy barricades.
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Sometimes, church staff said, as many as 65 youths show up.
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Thank you for running all our youths out of the country?
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Later, we'll learn that the men had once experimented as youths.
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Throngs of youths fought with Indian forces last summer in Kulgam.
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As for me, I'm still just as confounded by these youths.
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To some, this meant the youths could call off the run.
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More than half of youths killed in firearm homicides are black.
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"Think of it in terms of individual youths lives," she says.
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Consider this video taken of the two The Kominsky Method for youths.
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Our immigration policy effectively funnels many Mexican youths into the cartels' clutches.
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Some youths may be interested in surgical options, while some may not.
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Brown and black youths also have seen jobs disappear, the report says.
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Naturally, then, youths blamed olds for isolating their country from the world.
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Too often these youths are troubling statistics in need of a solution.
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The soldiers arrested four youths, a local journalist on the scene said.
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And as with youths everywhere, they're not in a real "sharing" mood.
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I'm inspired by Stormzy, AJ Tracey, Uncle Mez, Blakey, all the youths.
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An additional 100,000 youths participate in Pop Warner's cheer and dance programs.
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We are closing our doors on some of the most vulnerable youths.
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"They're looking for jobs," Dr. DeLuca said of the youths she interviewed.
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On the Place Communale idle youths loiter, shooting glances at the police.
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He requested patience from the youths while the ruling coalition implements change.
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A lack of work, particularly for youths, often translates directly to crime.
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On a recent night, Ms. Lamb sat and watched the youths paint.
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Around 60 percent believed unemployed youths were most likely to spark violence.
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Some room for hope: The youths haven't written off mayonnaise, Leavitt says.
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In the same spirit, he helped the youths establish an official barbershop.
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The five Crain siblings were haunted one summer when they were youths.
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Instead we need a "clean" Dream Act to help these youths now.
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Teenage Girls and Dating Violence: Why We Should Be Paying Attention Youths!
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It needs places where queer youths and older L.G.B.T.Q. people can meet.
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Men, women and youths can volunteer for the program, under certain restrictions.
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This kind of rhetoric all but emphasized how global youths remain discontent.
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The youths and their families "give me their full story," he said.
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Older voters seek Mr. Biden's continuity while youths seek Mr. Sanders's change.
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Educators, youths and court officials across the county tell a different story.
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We know that they truly care about the futures of undocumented youths.
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Currently, there are eight providers with 2015 locations that house 235 youths.
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On their way to attend the religious meeting, some youths brandished swords.
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Yet, the concept of "mob of white youths" was alien to me.
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Drug use is high among the city's youths, many of them unemployed.
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Like with anything the youths think is cool, adults are not welcome.
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They include Gang of Youths, Glass Animals, Clams Casino and Floating Points.
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The youths dubbed the camp Sacred Stone and lit the sacred fire.
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Of course not, the violation of the law is killing unarmed youths.
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The NDP pledged C$1070 million to keep youths from joining gangs.
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Mr. Yiannopoulos's exuberant youths look peripheral to the movement, the extremists central.
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About 53,000 youths are incarcerated away from home, according to the release.
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At a shelter for youths like her, she learned to accept herself.
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Postmodern youths detest authority structures, especially those related to grammar and punctuation.
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They tried to indoctrinate the region's youths, forcing them to speak German.
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"I would hazard a guess most youths don't know that," he said.
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Youths chanted anti-American slogans in Amman, while in the Baqaa refugee camp on the city's outskirts, hundreds of youths roamed the streets denouncing Trump and calling on Jordan's government to scrap its 1994 peace treaty with Israel.
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Although in general, youths raised in two-parent families are less likely to live in poverty, black youths raised by both biological parents are still three times more likely to live in poverty than are their white peers.
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" Singer told BuzzFeed News that the company is now working with the nonprofit Shelter 37 to "renovate the home, giving opportunities to at-risk Oakland youths and splitting the profits with the nonprofit so that other youths may benefit.
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Suicide is the second leading cause of death for our Native American youths.
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Unfortunately for the youths, Sue-Ann — whom they coin "Ma" — isn't just lonely.
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The video "'70 youths of African appearance' rampage through Fair etc etc etc"
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As to whether these youths will actually get to the polls on Nov.
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They have encouraged youths to riot, thus blooding them for future paramilitary careers.
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Homeless youths sleep on the subway or in public parks and abandoned buildings.
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Palestinian youths rioted in East Jerusalem over tighter security measures at Temple Mount.
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Several residents told CNN about the need for opportunities for at-risk youths.
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Despite the deaths, youths are still undertaking the journey or considering the prospect.
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Schaefer preached ultra-traditional values while sexually abusing and torturing dozens of youths.
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There's no question that the youths of Riverdale have a lot going on.
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And the statistics are even more concerning when it comes to LGB youths.
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Creative director DopexGold, known at the facility as Mr. E, works with youths.
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The criminal complaint further accuses Silva of supplying alcohol to six underage youths.
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Under Kennedy's guidance, Vazquez and the other youths wrote letters to the Pope.
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Decisions on offender management and work with wayward youths will be made locally.
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In Zimbabwe, the main users of social media are youths born after independence.
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Schellenberger said it appears the four youths were working together on the burglary.
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A group of youths invited me to a room, ostensibly for a meeting.
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There was no love lost between the youths and the residents of Dove.
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Investing in the future requires a strong investment in our children and youths.
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The psychological effects of solitary confinement — on youths especially — can be severely counterproductive.
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Creating a brighter tomorrow requires serious investment in our children and youths today.
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But a judge ruled in the youths' favor, allowing the lawsuit to proceed.
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Creative director DopexGold, known at the facility as Mr. E, works with youths.
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Are there government-run shelters that are able to protect children and youths?
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The community supports many LGBTQ youths who have been rejected by their families.
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Residents of the housing complex chased the youths away and called the police.
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Former foster care youths and pregnant women don't have to pay insurance premiums.
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Will all of these smart youths put me out of work upon graduation?
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He used it in a drug therapy program to help at-risk youths.
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He also walked into the sheriff's office and offered to counsel troubled youths.
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Its mission is to serve out-of-school, unemployed and at-risk youths.
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Still, he has been tutoring five youths, trying to pass on the tradition.
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Hundreds of Sunni youths from Tripoli, romanticizing its mission, have joined its ranks.
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He also said tobacco and e-cigarette use among youths must be curtailed.
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And "Vice" looks at transgender youths who are opting to transition before puberty.
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Since then, hundreds of thousands of youths have taken part in its activities.
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While demonstrations were largely peaceful, some youths set cars ablaze and vandalized buildings.
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It's a cyclical exchange of growth between artists and youths, neighborhoods and their children; in the detention center, the project attempts to briefly interdict the machine of the prison industrial system that'd rather see such youths never make it out.
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And for the first time the gender gap in suicide has narrowed: Though the numbers of suicides are greater in males, the rates of suicide for female youths increased by 12.7 percent each year, compared with 7.1 percent for male youths.
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So a streaming service geared towards the conservative youths makes a lot of sense!
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He also hinted at possible pardons for youths who had demonstrated against his rule.
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On Friday a Thai navy SEAL diver died while trying to rescue the youths.
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"I use the rap music to bring … youths to the church," Father Ogalo said.
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The youths were demanding jobs and protesting near the pipeline, one security official said.
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"I was making my presentation when the youths came in," said pastor Alice Atieno.
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Without shelter and services, homeless youths are far more likely to become homeless adults.
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Greater Miami Chapter, a volunteer organization providing services to women, the elderly, and youths.
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For the youths in the back, that was a website we used for directions.
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Thousands of youths graduate from university every year to join the ranks of unemployed.
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AMLO intends to give apprenticeships to jobless youths and higher pensions to the aged.
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When police did find him, some youths hurled glass bottles and insults at them.
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Outraged by the army's belligerence, a group of Kachin youths held protests in Myitkyina.
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He pointed out that these contradictions can sometimes be used against the youths themselves.
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However, Karlstad police told Swedish radio that suspects included both migrant youths and others.
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We are working with Youths and they're bringing new knowledge to what's going on.
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The pilgrims looked briefly flustered when two Palestinian youths chased the bus, throwing stones.
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The youths were students at the Bnei Zion pre-military academy in central Israel.
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One is that homeless families, as with homeless youths, are probably not being counted.
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LGBTQ youths of color are at disproportionate risk for homelessness, bullying, and sexual harassment.
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Few do any training on how law enforcement must address youths' mental health issues.
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John Bel Edwards stood shoulder to shoulder with youths on the State Capitol steps.
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Campaigners enlisted youths to hand out ballots, round up drunks and mob rival demonstrations.
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With a stable school system and a welcoming teenage culture, youths needed politics less.
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Olds railing against Youths, and vice versa, is a tale as old as reproduction.
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The incident happened while a party for local youths took place inside the synagogue.
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Fighting also broke out in Saigon tonight, with the police dispersing anti-government youths.
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El Madani shot plenty of youths stripped to their waists, engaged in mock wrestling.
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So why should Iranian youths lose their lives for the sake of another country?
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When the school opened anyway, he said, local youths threw rocks at the building.
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Approximately 330,000 Mormon youths are served by the Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts program.
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But hooded youths clashed with soldiers firing tear gas in various places including Caracas.
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Three youths did tell investigators they had been subjected to abusive behavior by staff.
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In 2018, 27.5% of youths reported using e-cigarettes, compared with 20.8% in 2018.
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The last thing deans want is for these youths to become upset and angry.
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The proposal also includes a ban on flavored cigars smoked by 1.3 million youths.
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Some Staten Island youths whom Mr. Smit met might feel differently about the development.
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Yet it is widely regarded as the drink of unwise youths and undiscriminating palates.
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Staton gave a profoundly impassioned defense of the youths' right to go to trial.
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In Gafsa, angry youths protested against Essebsi's visit, throwing stones and blocking the road.
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Carraway had started a mentoring program for disadvantaged youths called Camp FEVER, Heidler said.
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In Silicon Valley, the suicide rate for youths is six times the national average.
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As the youths discovered Osbourne for the first time, the olds clutched their pearls.
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The law also authorizes grants targeted at vulnerable populations, including Native Americans and youths.
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The museum will offer workshops, mentorships and programming to help area youths, Bucano said.
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They also say some of their youths have joined the fight against the government.
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Then, Bartlett, approaches the youths, a handgun in his right hand, the footage shows.
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Youths cite flavors as one of the top reasons they started using e-cigarettes.
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Meanwhile, both California and New York recently sued Juul for marketing products to youths.
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In 2013, the Boy Scouts of America ended its ban on openly gay youths.
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It is for youths, which you can tell because the name is all lowercase.
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On Monday night, hundreds of youths waving flags celebrated Mr. Bouteflika's decision in Algiers.
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Last month, two boys from Honduras were killed outside a shelter for migrant youths.
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In January, the city said it was adding 300 beds for homeless youths over three years and deploying additional staff members to coordinate services for youths entering shelters to address the needs of vulnerable gay and transgender young people in the city.
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In my own forthcoming study using representative longitudinal data of youths, I found that non-Hispanic white youths who committed offenses, ranging from breaking and entering to vehicular theft, to destruction of property and selling drugs, had a very low probability of arrest.
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The youths: What percentage of 25-year-olds have more than $50,000 in student debt?
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Pointing out the issued LGBT youths face was important to her when making her speech.
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What is at stake is to reduce unemployment which affects one in five European youths.
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Egyptian youths use laptops to post videos of the protests in Cairo's Tahrir Square, Feb.
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The company recently acquired SportsEngine, a digital business for youths involved in local team sports.
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Youths with machine guns patrol the streets or loll in plastic chairs at corner bars.
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Altogether there were 4,602 youths, who entered the study at an average age of eight.
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The majority of its victims, an estimated 67 percent, are youths as young as 12.
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"The youths that graduate here don't have a job to come back to," he said.
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It's hard keeping up with what the youths are doing — or who they are dating.
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We need to take away incentives for youths to join one armed group or another.
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The pontiff had a private audience with 500 youths from the Diocese of Piacenza-Bobbio.
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Leaders have little sway over unemployed youths willing to work for anyone who pays them.
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Even less figurative works, such as a mosaic of communist youths at play, are intricate.
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The youths were also demanding jobs at state oil firm NOC, one security official said.
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Some black youths told him "this movie isn't for you" and proceeded to assault him.
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But Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott are, hands down, the "power couple" of the youths.
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FaceApp's old filter isn't just a meme because it's an unconscious fantasy for anxious youths.
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Then another group of youths from the neighborhood fired back and a gunfight broke out.
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They are typically committed by nonpolitical youths who do not seek to further any ideology.
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The organization has served 16,000 children and youths and trained 2,3153 adults in community development.
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Innocent youths are caged in robot suits, powerful psychics are trapped in decrepit childlike forms.
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The Hong Kong University survey polled 120 youths between the ages of 18 and 29.
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The comment provoked a protest by mostly black youths outside Standard Bank's downtown Johannesburg office.
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He ran away, joined a circus, [then] a gang of youths, and was eventually arrested.
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This helps explain why disparities in treatment of youths of color is so stubbornly unchangeable.
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That is part of the reason the suicide rate among wealthy youths is so high.
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Instead, it donates to other nonprofit groups such as the Police Athletic League for youths.
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He accused the union of maintaining an "ambiguous" attitude towards some 700 ultra-violent youths.
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From the late 60s, his sitters increasingly included youths posing with bought or borrowed guns.
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The annual survey is nationally representative and questions about 67,000 Americans, both youths and adults.
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Private prisons in overdrive exist and profit on the backs of colored men and youths.
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One leading model is Lincoln High School, an alternative school for youths with behavioral challenges.
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The parents of one of the youths had lodged a complaint and police were investigating.
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"Youths are taking on initiatives toward innovation and technology mostly using these ... platforms," he said.
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Those pardoned include women, youths, people who are ill and "other categories," according to Granma.
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Not that Timberlake has anything against youths — he's got one of his own these days.
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Twenty years ago, says Gudberg, Icelandic teens were among the heaviest-drinking youths in Europe.
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In the decades since, the youths of Daqing followed in the footsteps of their forefathers.
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After the war, these uprooted youths reappeared in cities as members of the Beat Generation.
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Sadly, her takeover might happen, as it does for today's youths, by way of TikTok.
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Dozens of radicalized youths from the town of about 30,000 habitants have left for Syria.
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In "Archers Shooting at a Herm" (1530-10003) we identify a dozen or so youths.
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All five of the youths were convicted of various crimes, and served years in prison.
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Inmates point to the failures of Wolf Point's schools at key moments in their youths.
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The exception was a small group of hooded youths who hurled firebombs at police officers.
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Most of them were unaccompanied youths or people traveling in family units, the agency said.
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He's also creating a new lane for more youths from urban communities to drive down.
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As of late June, 22 of the facility's 58 beds were occupied by immigrant youths.
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The sad truth is that some youths pose a clear and present danger to society.
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Publicly funded cross-community programs for youths in these areas aim to bridge the rift.
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Police officers arrived on the scene and took the youths to a government hospital nearby.
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In 2013, the group ended its ban on openly gay youths participating in its activities.
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The amendment also imposed restrictions on sponsoring the parents of undocumented youths for permanent residency.
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In 1991 she was convicted of ordering the 1988 kidnapping of four youths in Soweto.
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It's also a way for older generations to understand the youths of today, Quay says.
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Local youths have lashed out at Indian forces, who are vastly outnumbered in rural Kashmir.
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Dozens of radicalised youths from the town of about 30,000 habitants have left for Syria.
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At Standing Rock, the youths felt they were developing the means to overcome that trauma.
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It was O.K. until 3:30 P.M. , when a gang of youths attacked me, emotionally.
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Like many Bogside youths, he joined the lionized I.R.A. and was a gunman at 22002.
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Four of the five missing youths turned up alive, apparently freed after guiding the attackers.
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He advised ambitious youths to seek high office, but only once they'd worked on themselves.
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The police were dispatched in "anti-Romeo squads" to detain youths suspected of harassing women.
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Since 2011, one of its partners, the Division of Youth Services, which is responsible for the care and treatment of youths committed to its custody by juvenile courts, has seen improvements in the academic progress, educational completion and law-abiding rates of youths served.
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He said the youths were from Tennessee, but not from Sevier County, where the fires started.
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Some of the defendants appeared to be malleable youths who'd been ensnared by sly recruiting tactics.
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Many of the youths say they're trying to reach family members living in the United States.
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White and Williams, jittery youths, bolted as Stewart and Alfred took their argument down the stairs.
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It was apparently popular both among urban youths and as a form of military fitness training.
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Instead of helping these needy youths, the mayor has been fighting them in court for years.
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And, of course, there are the service's No. 1 teens, the youths of 13 Reasons Why.
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The scores fluctuate depending on how recently the youths had an incident like a school suspension.
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Trump called on Congress to pass legislation replacing DACA and providing permanent protections for the youths.
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Fernando Karadima, a charismatic preacher who was sanctioned by the Vatican in 2011 for molesting youths.
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Inside each of these youths is a precious seed working to transform itself into something extraordinary.
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In Baghdad, it is not unusual to see youths drinking on the banks of the Tigris.
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All over Europe, studious youths with neat haircuts are changing the face of right-wing activism.
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The essential flavour of Scottish youth (that's youths over 18 of course)... made by English monks!
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I can report the youths are at it at a Taco Bell vigil in Montgomery pic.twitter.
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But research has also started to show they might be unhappier than previous generations of youths.
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Two youths were hospitalized for hypothermia and other injuries, and 13 were rescued unharmed, officials said.
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Dozens of local youths clashed with security forces in the center of the capital throwing stones.
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Still, it is of vital importance that we give these youths a chance to explore it.
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Two station agents reported seeing between 40-60 youths coming from another event in the area.
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All of his paintings were these amazing and sort of strange still lifes of transgender youths.
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One of the analysts described the ruling class as "totally obsolete in a country of youths".
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They recommend developing protocols for the care of transgender youths and a roadmap for their families.
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He said some organizations are helping to train doctors to care for transgender youths and adults.
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I'm interested in putting more diverse images out there of Somali people, particularly women and youths.
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A few days after Salem delivered his sermon, three youths entered the village looking for him.
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The protests trailed off with youths throwing rocks squaring off against security forces spraying tear gas.
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Youths and elderly women punctuated her campaign speech with song, dance and the beating of drums.
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In various places, National Guard troops fired tear gas at masked youths throwing rocks, witnesses said.
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Of that group, Segal added, a majority are women and youths, as opposed to adult men.
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Homeless youths, one in four whom are queer, will be given work speaking to tour groups.
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Microsoft launched a new artificial intelligence chatbot on Wednesday, and it's unfortunately targeted at the youths.
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At the Jalazoun refugee camp near the Beit El settlement, Palestinian youths clashed with Israeli soldiers.
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As these youths come to feel more secure, they are likely to make a greater effort.
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These residential facilities are supposed to be safe places for some of country's most troubled youths.
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Please Don't Smoke It. Canadian teenagers use more marijuana than youths anywhere else in the world.
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They disputed any suggestion that their treatment of the migrant youths was abusive, cruel or unlawful.
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Indeed, refugee workers say, separations are especially painful when the youths are split up by resettlement.
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His speech is aimed at two youths beating up a troubled character played by Jeff Bridges.
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Fifty years after "To Sir, With Love," British youths still need rescuing by a concerned adult.
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Our elected officials failed the more than 28503 million undocumented youths whose lives are in limbo.
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Twelve Israeli youths were detained for questioning but swiftly released after the woman withdrew her accusation.
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Two youths dropped the bag out the window of a blue car at 11:23 p.m.
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Meanwhile, an entire generation of struggling youths consumes violent anti-Semitic propaganda on a daily basis.
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The group provides poor youths with activities at recreation centers and offers counselling sessions against jihad.
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Several scholars told me that the notion of shaming youths into compliance is itself a fantasy.
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Hardly anyone looked askance at his passion for guns and for training youths in paramilitary tactics.
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Five surly youths wearing red raglan smocks and merry tasselled hats turned toward him in astonishment.
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But migrant youths cannot remain in the shelters once they turn 18, according to federal law.
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There were 532 suicides by youths under 18 years of age and 74 unintentional fatal shootings.
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"I know a lot of youths who left because of the situation in Berlin," Jasch said.
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Instead, it donates money to other nonprofit groups such as the Police Athletic League for youths.
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Foster was among the 452 youths still spelling on Wednesday morning from a starting field of 516.
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That sparked now-familiar scenes of masked youths brandishing shields and throwing stones at the security line.
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The most envy-inducing elementary school cafeteria snack of our youths has been out of our reach.
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Another 13 youths were reported to have been detained last week after their suicide pact was uncovered.
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Unemployment is more than 40 percent for the general population and nearly 60 percent for Palestinian youths.
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With millions of American youths marked by trauma, hunger, fear, and violence, the future looks increasingly bleak.
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In dense neighborhoods such as Batamaloo, youths set up makeshift barricades to block security forces from entering.
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And whereas youths are growing less likely to reoffend, among older cons recidivism is on the increase.
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"The young Iraqi democracy needed an earthquake to address the demands of these youths," said the leader.
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He also will set the brand's "social impact agenda," which includes recruiting veterans, refugees and disadvantaged youths.
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The five youths were convicted almost exclusively on their confessions, which they testified were coerced by detectives.
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The two youths stabbed were being uncooperative in the investigation, but authorities are seeking two male suspects.
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He's bouncing around like a dodgem off the assembled youths; three police officers watch him, straight-faced.
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The country is largely Muslim and some youths have fight for Islamic State in the Middle East.
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This relationship doesn't scream "publicity stunt" because they seem like two regular youths enjoying each others company.
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There's no question we've made some strides in representation of transgender youths over the past few years.
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For these youths, aged 215-2000, school is held in large white tents divided into small classrooms.
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Reuters TV footage showed hooded youths throwing stones and eggs at police, who responded with tear gas.
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Significant numbers of radicalised Maldives youths have enlisted to fight for Islamic State in the Middle East.
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It has reached more than 4 million youths through over 4,000 local clubs across the United States.
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We aren't sure about what motivated the local youths on the other side of the England fans.
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He added that five policemen were injured in skirmishes with stone-throwing youths after Thursday's opposition rallies.
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Later, a small group of youths unsuccessfully tried to set fire to a Supreme Court office building.
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Significant numbers of radicalized Maldives youths have enlisted to fight for Islamic State in the Middle East.
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One other "loophole" Trump seeks to close is the current standard of care for holding immigrant youths.
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For now, Mr Hind is praying that Polish youths don't retaliate, setting off a cycle of violence.
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Charlotte Rampling is the school's "matron," and she does lots of commanding youths to remove their clothes.
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In 1998, few local youths were enrolled in college or in other tertiary institutions; now hundreds are.
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Its patient population includes youths who struggle with substance use disorders, trauma and other mental health issues.
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On Friday, Andy, 29, reflected on their battles as youths in tennis, squash, table tennis and golf.
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There are times when incarceration is the most immediate need for youths who have committed violent crimes.
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As always, you are the lifeline generations of hopeful youths need in these dark times, Mrs. Obama.
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I imagine the youths of today having half of the opportunities available in the 1950s and 1960s.
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Dozens of youths, however, advanced to around 300 meters distance and burned tires at one protest spot.
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Both yellow vests and "casseurs", hooded youths from anti-capitalist or anarchist groups, appeared to be involved.
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They did halt two youths trying to steal a car with an eye toward setting it alight.
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Say you graduated and started teaching urban youths to rap about Shakespeare, or got a government job.
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But the major benefit for transgender youths would primarily be the hormone treatments, according to medical professionals.
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A man said that in our youths our hearts were touched by fire, and fire is cleansing.
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These youths learn that government sees them as potential assailants deserving of oversight, not kids being kids.
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Such a precious educational investment in these talented youths by thousands of teachers should not be underestimated.
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What we do know is that children and youths suspended or expelled from school are at risk.
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In his spare time, he organized popular camping trips for Tehrani youths to the outskirts of Iran.
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"There's a low tolerance of these bills that feel like the bullying of transgender youths," he said.
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Given reports of heavy drinking, the Israeli youths may have taken advantage of the situation, she said.
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What we know: The Legal Aid Society says the repository contained tens of thousands of youths' fingerprints.
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Among the youths who participated in the conventional health curriculum, double that number became overweight or obese.
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Carraway had started a mentoring program for disadvantaged youths called Camp FEVER, said Heidler, the police chief.
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He held basketball clinics for local youths, part of the charitable arm of his Serge Ibaka Foundation.
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The decree appointed Faraj Bomtari as finance minister and Bashir al-Qantri as youths and sport minister.
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Through our work, we prepare the teachers, principals and other educational support providers for our nation's youths.
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Crocetti and Marzolino hope that by telling Marzolino's story, they can raise awareness, especially among Italy's youths.
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Drugs carry too high of a penalty and are too expensive for most youths to indulge in.
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That these youths go "AWOL" to families and friends, and even their exploiters, should surprise no one.
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School should be society's first-line of defense: spotting, helping, and/or criminally labeling potentially murderous youths.
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House raids and "stop and search" routines by the police have also stoked anger among republican youths.
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"These youths learn that government sees them as potential assailants deserving of oversight, not kids being kids."
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For these youths, aged 2000-280, school is held in large white tents divided into small classrooms.
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"The whole world had thought that the youths of the revolution would play a role in running the country, like in any country that looks for qualified youths would," said Maher, who founded the April 6 Movement, a grassroots group founded in 2008 that had campaigned against Mubarak's rule.
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The tweet prompted mostly black youths to stage a protest march to the bank's offices in downtown Johannesburg.
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Apple needs the youths: they're the epitome of cool; they set the trends; and they have disposable income.
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The facility, which is meant to hold 106 people, is currently holding 117 migrant youths, CBP officials said.
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Six youths in 1981 reported having visions of Mary there, and some say the visions have continued regularly.
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"There were a few youths lying on the ground, apparently afraid of leaving the area," he told Reuters.
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The video - taken from behind an elevated sand dune - does not show youths lying on the ground, however.
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It wasn't uncommon to see groups of bored youths wandering around or hanging out in parks on weekends.
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Today, youths loiter at these entrances with cell phones to send an alert if police or strangers enter.
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In fact they are demonstrating, in rather depressing ways, how far they have travelled from their gilded youths.
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I was also going to say that I appreciate Lil Yachty serving as a role model for youths.
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Residents who spoke with the Washington Post said he had an aura about him that attracted wayward youths.
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Biden also has pledged to reform the juvenile justice system, including keeping youths from being incarcerated with adults.
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But on the opposite extreme, some youths have run away from their home countries to escape forced marriages.
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Unlike the "Call Ins" from the Kennedy model, the agency simply asks the youths to hear them out.
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And at higher numbers than white or Hispanic youths, black Americans say their close friends are voting, too.
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As Snapchat becomes easier for the olds to operate, the spry youths of the world mourn a little.
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Yes, the game was co-opted Hillary "Yaaaas Kween" Clinton—and subsequently Trump—to appeal to the youths.
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Last December, a set of Buddhist statues was vandalized by radical Muslim youths in Mawanella, central Sri Lanka.
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Significant numbers of radicalized youths have been enlisting to fight for Islamic State militants in the Middle East.
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Graffiti artists collaborated to represent the military apparatus that executed thousands of poor farmers, youths, and other civilians.
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Riding on a donkey cart, 48-year-old Jehad Abu Muhsen brought the youths 15 tyres to burn.
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But Bottega wasn't the only label honoring the influence youths are currently having on the world of fashion.
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And then we moved into the POC camps after that to work with the youths that were there.
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Gaza health officials said one of the youths shot dead on Friday was 18 and the other 14.
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Protesters, mainly youths, threw balloons filled with paint into the air, and some threw them at police vans.
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Significant numbers of radicalized Maldives youths have enlisted to fight for Islamic State militants in the Middle East.
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Pockets of youths took to the streets in parts of Caracas and attempted to block a major highway.
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Meals on wheels for the elderly and afterschool programs for disadvantaged youths were two that invited public outcry.
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Beyoncé is one of many celebrities who've made public displays of support for trans youths following Wednesday's decision.
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In Singapore, where there are strict laws regulating public assembly, youths planned a virtual campaign on social media.
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Nearly five times as many children suffer from stunting due to lack of proper nutrients in their youths.
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Together, they're hoping they can help other LGBT youths and two-spirited couples feel comfortable within the community.
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The Boy Scouts serves about 183,000 Mormon youths, and the Mormon church is one of its largest sponsors.
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It's no wonder that teenage suicide among transgender youths is high and so many drop out of school.
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Last year, some reports described Egyptian youths selling drugs or engaging in prostitution at Rome's main train station.
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Less than 10% of rural youths go to senior high school, compared with 70% of their urban counterparts.
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They are 36 times more likely to commit suicide in adult prisons than youths held in juvenile facilities.
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An estimated 46 unaccompanied youths between the ages of 15 and 17 were in the caravan, AP reported.
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Having a criminal record for marijuana use is damaging to people's livelihoods and life opportunities, particularly for youths.
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Increasingly, the Brujas have become interested in fostering a sense of community among minority youths across the city.
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A recent Gallup approval ratings poll has him at 36 percent overall and 20 percent with the youths.
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Ten percent of sales will be donated to the Ali Forney Center's efforts to help homeless LGBTQ youths.
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"We need better conditions for youths, women and minorities," said Tahoura Ayati, 26, a translator of English literature.
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Youths threw rocks at riot police, who withdrew from the area without making any arrests, the authorities said.
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"We need to look to our youths, and to work not to be a platform" for terrorist groups.
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"That will help youths look for job opportunities online and help them interact with the world," he said.
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In an interview with Broadly, Kim affirmed that this sensor could be used by thirsty youths in bars.
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We rounded the corner to find a large group of youths standing on the street, drinking and carousing.
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East of Gaza City some youths came right up to the fence and tried to pull it apart.
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" His colleague Xavier Nogueras said: "This is the trial of seven youths who came back after three months.
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One in 25 youths received an online sexual solicitation in which the solicitor tried to make offline contact.
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Founded by Etienne Grenier, 73 Records is a youth-run label that releases music strictly made by youths.
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The researchers say societies often classify homeless youths as juvenile delinquents, which results in exclusion, criminalization and oppression.
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It was an extraordinary amount of violence against two defenseless youths — all in the span of eight minutes.
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How many work orders to fix doors were issued How many youths enrolled in the summer jobs program?
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The report also questioned the Home Office's rationale for differentiating the treatment of the youths according to age.
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Some Shiite youths have started carrying weapons at religious gatherings, no longer trusting the authorities to protect them.
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All these youths would need to indulge in such "social pathological phenomena" is $10,000 to buy the currency.
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Substantial evidence: E-cigarette use increases risk of ever using traditional tobacco products among youths and young adults.
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"I put away five youths," said Garrioch, a young man himself and the youth council chief for Pimicikamak.
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How could any school, even one for troubled youths, have so many of its students die so young?
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His captors eventually let him go with a stern recommendation given to many similar youths: Leave the country.
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It is part of a broader revival of ancestral ceremonial practices, including dances and songs, among native youths.
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Others said the city should simply stop transferring youths to county jails where the ban does not exist.
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When the owner shouted "Thieves, thieves," a crowd of several hundred villagers gathered and began beating the youths.
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The notion of e-cigarettes as a gateway to conventional cigarettes for youths has been a sticking point.
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Youths are more likely than adults to vape, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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We view his plan as one that seeks to hold undocumented youths hostage to a white nativist agenda.
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It asked its youths about various topics including: health, identity, relationships, love, violence, style, hate, economics, among others.
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Biden also has pledged to reform the juvenile justice system, including keeping youths from being incarcerated with adults.
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Witnesses told Reuters security forces fired tear gas and were chasing youths protesting in the streets of Jelma.
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Democracy didn't turn Tunisian youths into jihadis, but it gave them the freedom to act on their unhappiness.
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He has counselled more than a hundred youths who are on public registries, some as young as nine.
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"People here are still traumatised by the Kulunas," a group of machete-wielding youths who rob and kill.
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In 2013, the Boy Scouts of America ended its ban on openly gay youths participating in its activities.
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Wise arrived just as the elders began to claim more control over the movement the youths had started.
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To advance his goal of "fighting poverty through deliciousness," he would create a culinary school for disadvantaged youths.
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Masked youths man roadblocks, turning back traffic or asking motorists for a monetary "collaboration" to be allowed through.
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Increasing successful quit attempts "could complement prevention efforts to reduce tobacco product use among youths," the report said.
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Riot police blocked streets around the MDC headquarters and used water cannon against some youths in downtown Harare.
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With mental health is a taboo topic in Sami culture, many youths do not seek help, Ophaug said.
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The survey found smaller but still statistically significant decreases in cocaine use by youths ages 453 to 245.
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I pray that religious institutions will consider how homophobia and transphobia create a climate that endangers L.G.B.T.Q. youths.
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As political tensions rose, some businesses had hired local youths for protection, said Rhoda Kungu, a market trader.
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To the Editor: Re "Justice Department Weighs In: Manafort Won't Be Going to Rikers" (news article, June 18): In the past, the Justice Department issued a report about the treatment of youths at Rikers Island, citing the "culture of violence" and the deep harms being inflicted upon youths, including solitary confinement.
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The changing politics of gun control And some said they had done lockdown drills in their youths years earlier.
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How very 16 (yes, all these traumatized youths aren't even 17 years old, as the Heathers song would suggest).
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The youths, believed to be about 16 or 17 years old, showed signs of having been stabbed and strangled.
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The Palestinians and international powers have said Israel has often used excessive force against assailants, many of them youths.
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"I want to get out and I want to help other kids & youths coming into the game," Gastineau said.
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Protests broke out in parts of Jordan's capital Amman inhabited by Palestinian refugees, with youths chanting anti-American slogans.
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"Sometimes you have to pass the torch," says Oppman, 51, smiling and pointing to the youths ahead of him.
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Studies in Europe and North America have found higher rates of ASDs among gender variant youths, and vice versa.
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On the opposition side, youths donned gas masks and bandanas, throwing Molotov cocktails and using slingshots to fire stones.
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It created Go90, a video service for the youths that no self-respecting teen would be caught dead using.
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All the Youths go home and hit the bars — looking for the high school crush that never panned out.
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Boys, and youths from homes with dogs, also had larger declines in breathing problems, the authors reported in JAMA.
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Many youths could be seen dozing after a long night camped out as commuters made their way to work.
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Its latest effort, coupled with the cringe-worthy decision to call young people "youths," feels like yet another misstep.
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It attempted to pull off a similar campaign in India in 2015, urging youths to put down their phones.
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Last year, the FBI said it recovered 84 youths who had been sexually exploited and had arrested 120 traffickers.
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A Reuters photographer at the site saw two dead bodies and a school being vandalized by around 10 youths.
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A website called Struggle for Hindu Existence carries endless titillating stories about Muslim youths luring Hindu maidens into wickedness.
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It launches on November 30, just in time for the holidays, but will the youths ask Santa for it?
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We predict that this feature is going to be hot amongst the youths, millennials, and Facebook-migrating moms alike.
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Today it's being used by music specialist Joan Lithgow in a program binding communities together and aiding disadvantaged youths.
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Malian troops responded by arresting some armed Arab youths, sparking a gun battle in which no one was hurt.
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Such events might include meetings with activists as well as town halls with youths and interviews with local journalists.
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Protesters carrying placards have accused Kurdish officials of discrimination and want an end to forcible conscription of Arab youths.
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Last night, some 200 England supporters mixed it up with some French youths in the Old Port of Marseilles.
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In January of last year, eight youths actually left the city — two eventually returned, while six remain in Syria.
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Many Chinese officials have in recent months expressed concern over Hong Kong youths' reluctance to embrace a Chinese identity.
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Police could not confirm they are still in Canada and did not provide updates on the other four youths.
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Many Iranian youths say life has improved under Rouhani, while conservatives express concerns about Western influence in the country.
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Who couldn't like a guy who evangelized youths to become officers or soldiers, the bedrock of a safe nation?
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Japanese youths often drop out of community activities and focus on school affairs by junior high, limiting possible confidants.
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"The basic thing American football is doing for (us) Nigerians as youths is that it controls aggression," he said.
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Sara soon falls in with a group of mysterious youths who seem connected to a spate of recent deaths.
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Youths bounced from job to job, moved back in with their parents, and delayed marriage — similar to millennials today.
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Young thought the affected neighborhoods lacked adequate baseball programs, which were readily available to white youths in the suburbs.
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Cinema is not short of boyish youths who consider it their duty to explode the family unit from within.
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The youths didn't want to wait until they were dead for pretty words to be carved on their gravestones.
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Clinton leads Trump, 28500 to 6900 percent, among young African-Americans, and 2628 to 28503 percent among Hispanic youths.
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It is impossible to tell how many youths go undiagnosed during the teenage years, or even their entire lives.
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"The conditions in which the murder of the two youths occurred are really terrible," Rivera told the news agency.
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In Paris and the western city of Rennes on Thursday, riot police clashed with youths demonstrating against both candidates.
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Five minutes later, about 50 youths started running in panic, looking over their shoulders, jumping into open-air cafes.
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At the end, the three youths gaze at Sputnik from a Manhattan rooftop, and all is possibility and promise.
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Among other provisions, the deal imposed restrictions on the sale and marketing of cigarettes including barring ads targeting youths.
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Playing the traditional drums with fellow youths still made me feel as if our presence and visibility were amplified.
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The Youth Justice Coalition, an advocacy organization, also organized a focus group of nine youths and submitted their answers.
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According to the letter, which was made available to the press, nearly 742,000 undocumented youths have participated in DACA.
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The mission, of course, is to ready the youths so that they will be off the streets for good.
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Games allowed for Burns to connect with troubled youths who previously didn't have many reliable people to talk to.
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We've been complaining about it since the beginning of time — Plato famously ranted about disrespectful and ill-mannered youths.
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Only about half receive high school diplomas, and only 22019 percent of former foster youths receive a bachelor's degree.
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One group of youths that has seen statistically significant weight gain are the youngest children, ages 2 to 5.
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The State Department official responded that 135 youths had been admitted through the program, which launched in December 2014.
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In a few years' time, today's youths will have seen less unfiltered content than people even five years older.
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No link was found between brain connectivity and cardiometabolic health for youths in neighborhoods with low levels of violence.
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Youths in foster care need and deserve a system that responds with treatment and hope, not criminalization and incarceration.
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His portrayals of bell-bottomed youths are lively and sleek enough to make any New York club kid green.
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Cover image: Two youths wear their pants with the underwear showing on April 23, 2009 in Riviera Beach, Florida.
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The protests have drawn diverse crowds — unemployed youths, women, store owners, families, Bedouins and employees of high-tech companies.
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But the status of the large number of youths who remain in shelters across the country is still unclear.
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In addition to suffering trauma and loss, refugee youths face an interruption in their schooling, sometimes a staggering one.
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Its device resembles a flash drive, and has had a stunning appeal among youths ever since it was introduced.
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And a baseball league for youths told parents that players would be discouraged from giving high-fives and handshakes.
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Jordyn Lexton is the executive director of Drive Change, which hires formerly incarcerated youths to work on food trucks.
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As a teacher Ms. Woodman won a reputation for turning "terminal boys," as troublemaking youths were called, into students.
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" Most of their recruits, he says, were drawn from "disaffected, unstable youths prone to dreams of violence and martyrdom.
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"A group of youths confronted the two men and asked for their identity papers," said a witness, Abdul Rashid.
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But some worry that such medical intervention is being used on youths too young to understand the potential consequences.
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"These attacks on transgender youths tend to seize on whatever can be sensationalized to the general public," Thoreson said.
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But in the late 19th century, publishers began to put out adventure books for boys, often featuring disobedient youths.
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"We totally condemn the violence and aggression," Zulia governor Francisco Arias said, calling on parents to control protesting youths.
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But will it end the national crisis of youth homelessness, which impacts up to 4.2 million youths each year?
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The youths that Mofokeng captured in one photo from a 1988 concert in Sewefontein are extremely blurred, barely there.
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They claimed the transfers were intended to circumvent the city's ban on using isolation as a punishment for youths.
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Less than 10% of the youths who had overdoses were diagnosed with opioid use disorder, the study also found.
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Public health experts said the government would be making a good start in banning flavors most alluring to youths.
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Originally implemented to dissuade vulnerable youths from joining extremist groups, it quickly turned into a top-down surveillance network.
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Many youths said they had attended election parties until the early hours of the morning and had skipped work.
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Raised in a gritty suburb of Paris, he is also trying to empower would-be entrepreneurs, especially marginalized youths.
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Boy Scouts officials declined to be interviewed, and would not comment on how many youths the decision might affect.
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She said a friend's head scarf had been ripped away by far-right youths near Birmingham's downtown train station.
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Often there was violence at home, to the point that many youths had nowhere safe to go at night.
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Because they had a long-term commitment to these youths and were available 24/7, they earned their trust.
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Two of the youths were 16 or 17 years old while the third was 18 or 19, Mahoney said.
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For the first time, a generation of European youths can't envision living the middle-class lives of their parents.
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But he, like most youths, believes the best—and only—option is to take what he can get here.
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Annually, the program currently serves 2,000 youths in upper Manhattan, the Bronx, and the city's Lower East Side communities.
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A respected leader on and off the field, Márquez is also known for his charity work with disadvantaged youths.
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Nationwide, affluent white teenagers have historically been much more likely to take summer jobs than lower-income, non-white youths.
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In 2016, a group of youths attempted to set fire to a sleeping homeless man in Berlin's Schönleinstraße subway station.
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The facility, which is meant to hold 2800 people, was holding 1443 migrant youths, CBP officials said at the time.
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In Honduras, two youths drowned in a swollen river, while in El Salvador, a man was killed in a mudslide.
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Flournoy acknowledges his officers should have enlisted the help of the department's juvenile officer Monday before handcuffing the two youths.
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A police source told Reuters it was the third time an Olympics bus had been targeted by youths throwing stones.
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Luckily, we can always count on Urban Dictionary, pop culture, and the wit of creative youths to expand our vocabulary.
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Chief of Detectives Dermot F. Shea said the shootings appeared to stem from a feud between two gangs of youths.
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Youths smashed the windows of the flagship Apple Store on the Champs Elysees which opened just a few weeks ago.
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Investors are suddenly very interested in this app that — so we hear — might be growing in popularity among the youths.
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There are even reports of online recruiting of youths to join the Islamic State using romance and marriage as enticements.
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At Angus's, Mr. McIndoe remembered names, personally seated guests and dispensed fond greetings to established stars and chorus youths alike.
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Rather, they work to delegitimize and sanction Israel internationally while educating Palestinian youths to hate Israel and murder its citizens.
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Nationwide, blacks represent 236 percent of youths in jails, which brings that to 20133,22013 young black men in adult jails.
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The sport is stitched into life's fabric in the Dominican Republic, where youths dream of a better future through baseball.
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Mark, if this is an attempt to reach the Youths as part of your barely-concealed political campaign: Please, stop.
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The march gathered thousands in Sao Paulo's downtown area and quickly turned violent when masked youths threw rocks at police.
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In Germany 18.7% of youths were NEETs back in 2005, well above the OECD average; by 2016 only 10.8% were.
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According to Josh Miller, the former Facebook employee-turned-White House director of product, it's designed to appeal to youths.
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Over the years, many an American confection company has attempted to market comically large portions of chewing gum to youths.
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Police used dozens of rounds of teargas and water cannon to disperse highly mobile groups of mostly black-clad youths.
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As Vice reports, the Trump administration has repeatedly tried and failed to halt a lawsuit 21 youths filed in 2015.
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Because the Boston Symphony Orchestra is now handing out iPads to the audience in order to reach The Youths™.
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The school's boarders stay for 9-12 months, and Heartlight claims a "90 percent" success rate in helping troubled youths.
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She goes to a party and downs several beers, impressing her fellow youths by casually tossing them over her shoulder.
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"The dead were mostly youths, no women or children, mostly of the age where they can carry arms," Maiga said.
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The youths were apprehended the following morning in another stolen vehicle, a Hyundai Santa Fe, at the West Nashville Walmart.
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Lesser known about Gov Ball is that it's the best place to overhear ridiculous commentary from intoxicated and dehydrated youths.
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Approximately 1.7 million youths experience at least one night of homelessness every year, according to the National Network for Youth.
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But the program only included youths who had lived in the country since 2007, and Ramos had arrived in 2009.
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First, a little background: The year was 2000, and The Marshall Mathers LP was all the rage amongst the youths.
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Around the latter lounge shirtless white youths, singly, in pairs, or in trios, cropped and fragmented by the pictures' edges.
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Elected officials from the president on down feared that the youths of America were skidding anarchically toward a druggie cliff.
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Federal, local and corporate money has financed initiatives there, including mentoring programs for Somali youths with access to employment resources.
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One could conclude that Moroccan kids would best be taught in modern Arabic, though many Moroccan youths speak better French.
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That book opens with a group of Cambridge youths discoursing prettily on the existence of a cow on a riverbank.
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"It's also good because this is also a source of revenue and job creation for young Cameroonian youths", he added.
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In the 193s, after the Terror and the execution of its architect, Maximilien Robespierre, a band of Parisian youths emerged.
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The first mural was created in stages, with the youths sketching out ideas on paper in individual and group exercises.
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Instagram, Facebook, and Snapchat all launched similar campaigns, making voting information and resources available right where the Youths already are.
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They're also creating short videos which can be easily shared on social media and WhatsApp to encourage youths to vote.
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Gail: I was impressed by the Republicans' youth movement this presidential year until I realized all the youths were terrible.
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Bowie and his band play to a house packed full of screaming youths, their faces running with tears of excitement.
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In Monroeville, Pennsylvania, police arrested four youths after fights broke out at the Monroeville Mall, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported.
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With help from partnered organizations, The BAY provides 120 of these passes to youths in need throughout the Lincoln area.
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"The more we occupy them with social activities like soccer, the less our youths turn to drug abuse," said Imbayago.
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Since then, there have been almost daily skirmishes between Shi'ite youths and security forces, as well as several bomb attacks.
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"I think we have a national emergency in the number of male black youths who are without jobs," he said.
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Until now there had been no large reviews of data on why youths end up on the streets, they write.
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Last year, the center had 154 such cases, he noted, compared with 126 cases of youths radicalized by Muslim extremism.
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"Youths here typically don't get radicalized because they feel discriminated against since Canada is such an inclusive society," he said.
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Residents in neighborhoods that supported the opposition suffered the consequences from the police and from youths supporting the governing party.
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Jonathan Charles, 16, a classmate and teammate, was one of about 10 youths playing basketball when the gunshots rang out.
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What followed was not a shooting or an arrest but a lecture to two black youths, ages 11 and 13.
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But the report also found "substantial evidence" that youths who use e-cigarettes are more likely to try traditional cigarettes.
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Some parents of nonbinary youths who testified at hearings acknowledged that understanding their child's identity was a challenge at first.
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How will the Kremlin relate to these youths when they head to the polls for the first time in March?
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And, as certain types of drugs are becoming more dangerous, overdose deaths are rising, even though fewer youths use drugs.
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Officers manhandled and arrested dozens of youths; one was beaten up so badly that he later died of his injuries.
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Palestinian youths blocked them from leaving, continued to throw stones at them, and robbed them of wallets, snacks and cellphones.
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Eleven people — ten of them youths — tried to commit suicide on the remote Cree reserve in one night this month.
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We just need to do a better job of identifying, reaching out to and providing resources for at-risk youths.
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State lawmakers in Kentucky, Georgia and Texas also have announced plans to file bills that limit transgender youths' medical options.
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Hopelessness in the context of ruthless and unpunished violence is the main migration-driving factor, especially for women and youths.
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The issues that gay youths face are, in many respects, more interesting, and the breakthroughs on that front continue apace.
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One group of youths started advancing, carrying a large metal sheet in front of them to shield them against bullets.
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And the move this week to allow transgender youths was hailed by some as a positive, overdue step toward equality.
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Police shootings of unarmed African American youths raised fundamental questions about criminal justice and, more generally, about unyielding, systemic racism.
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It was, in other words, the sort of safe place that the youths had been insisting was necessary for them.
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And in January, after a month apart, the I.I.Y.C. youths reunited in Washington for the mass protests against Donald Trump.
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Customers, including homeless youths, showgirls, street people, sex workers, and trans folk like Marsha P. Johnson, resisted and fought back.
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The youths were also demonstrating in support of affordable housing, according to the suit, filed nine days after the incident.
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Pockets of protests broke out in Kampala on Friday as angry youths took to the streets to protest Wine's arrest.
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Sanders has targeted his message directly at upper middle-class white youths and liberals, largely in the Northeast and West.
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As many as 70 percent of youths in the juvenile justice system have spent time in the child welfare system.
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New housing units have decreased the number of youths housed together and those units have improved supervision, the statement said.
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We're also reporting on the weekend's severe weather in the U.S. and a CNN Hero's work to help unaccompanied youths.
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"Certain things are in place to prevent youths from purchasing and using tobacco products," a spokesman for R.J. Reynolds said.
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Anthony, a longtime soccer fan, said he had observed how the game had grown in recent years, particularly among youths.
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Groups of youths began patrolling streets, armed with an array of weapons including machetes, bows and arrows, clubs, and daggers.
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Even into the 21st century, Russian and American youths quarrel pointlessly online whenever a new upload of the commercial surfaces.
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Janssen said Shumer's study doesn't provide a conclusive ASD prevalence among gender dysphoric youths, but called it a good start.
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You may recall the time he said he was considering adopting an Iraqi orphan to understand the youths of today.
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Images of children and youths sitting in concrete-floored cages in U.S. detention centers have fanned outrage over the policy.
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Because while there's certainly money to be made off drunk youths teetering from house party to house party in a valiant attempt to get laid by 3:00 am, there's arguably more money to be made off drunk youths staying at home and feeling superior to the tourists freezing their asses off in Times Square.
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Blocking access to timely care has been shown to increase youths' risk for suicidal ideation and other negative mental health outcomes.
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As a Somali refugee who moved to Regent Park as a child, he understands the stigma and alienation many youths feel.
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So far Young1ove has taught the mini-course — adapted for Botswana — to 35,000 youths, operating in a third of Botswana's schools.
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Some set off flares and burned an image of King Felipe VI, while police scuffled with masked youths in chaotic scenes.
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Flores prohibits the government from holding youths beyond 20 days in facilities that are locked or are unlicensed as childcare providers.
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Some Africans have been beaten up by Israeli youths, and a Darfuri man was killed in one such assault last year.
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This year, we mimicked vape companies everywhere by telling the youths not to vape and then making it look super cool.
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Back in the old days, youths might have turned to Xzibit and the Pimp My Ride crew for a cool car.
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Residents say youths from the funeral regrouped in the winding streets of the city&aposs downtown and threw stones at troops.
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His own Colombia-based foundation, El Arte de los Sueños (The Art of Dreams), motivates at-risk youths through art programs.
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Amid screams and insults from neighbors, soldiers stormed the building and arrested dozens of youths, according to the children's mother, Gabriela.
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The deaths of the four youths spiraled into a seven-week war between Israel and Hamas, which rules the Gaza Strip.
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A Brazilian soldier strip-searches youths during a patrol near the Alemão favelas complex in Rio de Janeiro on Aug. 22.
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Providence and quick thinking spared the 22008 youths from death or injury, though the riots would claim more than 235 lives.
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It's not clear how many youths are actually addicted to their devices — but stories and Reddit communities suggest it's a problem.
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They're also connecting Ojibwe youths with elders, which is crucial to the preservation and sustainability of the tribe's culture and health.
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"We have the resources and knowledge to gather youths," Ahmed Al-Qassam, PUSH Sweden's former president, said in a telephone interview.
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She said that while the organization offers programs for all youths, its Cub and Boy Scout programs are specifically for boys.
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She's a tutor in Charlotte, N.C., and is part of two programs in the city aimed at exposing youths to technology.
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"In California and in general with youths, the purpose of incarceration should be rehabilitation," EFF investigative researcher Dave Maass told Gizmodo.
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It looks like even the chocolate industry is trying to appease the youths — though it may want to rethink its strategy.
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"They are very, very angry with Israel," Rabbi Yuval Cherlow, a prominent voice in modern Orthodoxy, said of the hilltop youths.
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He also wants $55 million for jobs programs for at-risk youths, a category that includes those who have committed crimes.
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Ryan Atwood is an award-winning architect who spends his free time mentoring underprivileged youths and is still somehow preternaturally ripped.
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Maggie and Hopey go to a reunion show with a lot of their other middle-aged friends and relive their youths.
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A Burundi government representative said the pair were arrested along with armed youths during a security sweep of an opposition neighborhood.
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YouTube's algorithm has been vilified for its not so great role in radicalizing youths by plunking them down extremist rabbit holes.
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As is the case for many immigrant youths, outdoor activities like skiing and hiking weren't big in her Somali-American family.
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Maria Helena Semedo, deputy director general at the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, applauded the youths for taking a stand.
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On Thursday, dozens of youths staged a protest in a suburb of the capital Kampala where Kyagulanyi has a recording studio.
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When the security forces responded that year with live ammunition, and incarcerated hundreds of youths, it only fired him up more.
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Though undue influence can be argued in commercial settings, it is typically reserved for cases involving nefarious youths fleecing aged relatives.
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A peaceful march that gathered thousands in Sao Paulo's downtown area quickly turned violent when masked youths threw rocks at police.
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But he also chided Ms. Packnett's generation of young people, especially African-American youths, for failing to exercise their electoral power.
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We often focus on making good policing of youths a priority only when there has been a "problem" — an avoidable problem.
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The church is one of Boy Scouts of America's largest sponsors, and nearly 85033,000 Mormon youths are served by the organization.
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While legal advocates have been scrambling, ICE has been running amok, raiding homes and public spaces in search of deportable youths.
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While they belonged to no single identifiable group, experts said they appeared to be mostly disillusioned youths, anarchists and anti-capitalists.
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Dozens of Palestinian youths set fire to the Kerem Shalom border crossing, the only point where goods enter Gaza from Israel.
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"Police are pursuing protesters and firing gas bombs, as youths closed the streets in Metlaoui," Issam Chahbani, a resident, told Reuters.
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Outside the polling station Druze religious elders wearing their distinctive maroon and white caps urged youths not to confront the police.
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Mentioning skirmishes between youths and the police, it is the most overtly topical installment and suggests a nightmare in plain sight.
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About 20 people attacked the two Muslim youths, beating them with sticks, after they were accused of plotting to steal cows.
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Perhaps the most significant allegation of fraud was that youths were counted more than once if they returned for shelter services.
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In fact, the crisis of urban unemployment burns with greater intensity than ever, especially among youths and people with criminal records.
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"Contrary to the morale-killing comment of the president, Nigerian youths are hardworking, intelligent and enterprising," he said in a statement.
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On one side, there are socially-righteous youths who don't think sexuality needs to be solemnly declared like a cancer diagnosis.
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The parade ended with youths dressed in the tricolor, forming a French flag and singing the French national anthem, La Marseillaise.
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She said France and Britain were advancing in negotiations over the fate of 1,300 unaccompanied children and youths in the camp.
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About 40 percent of youths reported poverty as the main reason they were homeless, according to the report in JAMA Pediatrics.
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"These youths that were lost, you have to find them, and bring them in, so they could love God," he said.
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"These are traumatized youths and they're no different than your average teen, except for their histories of trauma," Dr. McGrath said.
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And this past October, all three systems forgave the accumulated fines of members under 18, offering city's youths a clean slate.
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"There is a case at the end!" a group of youths chanted after storming an open space outside ZANU-PF headquarters.
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His aides said the governor's first budget would seek to expand Medi-Cal coverage to undocumented youths up to age 26.
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High-ranking officials expelled from the party had their land seized, or suffered repeated incursions into their properties by party youths.
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Dayana said the shelter celebrated the Fourth of July holiday, and the youths went outside to watch a nearby fireworks show.
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"We have our troubles, but we have one of the most wonderful youths in this part of the world," he said.
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Police officials said the youths were found several days later using photographs the couple had taken as their assailants ran away.
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With a government bent on curbing freedoms and an economy in decline, options for the country's democratically-oriented youths are limited.
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Federal officials have rapidly expanded it since then, and it now has the capacity to house a total of 3,800 youths.
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These former foster care youths (now grown) will be further victimized by the health bill being hammered out by Republican senators.
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"Instead, we often see newspaper tabloid spreads or TV packages with big pictures of knives and hooded youths," Ms. Foxcroft said.
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Many of the youths said they slept in open fields with no security or blankets in unsafe and mosquito-infested areas.
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Pockets of protests broke out in Kampala on Friday as angry youths took to the streets to protest the Wine's arrest.
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Pockets of protests broke out in Kampala capital Friday, as angry youths took to the streets to protest the MP's arrest.
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Pockets of protests broke out in Kampala on Friday, as angry youths took to the streets to protest the MP's arrest.
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The CDC strongly recommends that youths, young adults and anyone else who does not use tobacco should not use e-cigarettes.
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The government said the youths were massacred after corrupt police handed them to a local drug gang, who incinerated their bodies.
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What is the percentage of Japanese youths who say they are concerned, and what was the percentage a few years ago?
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He joins the approximately 4 percent of youths in this country (up from 2 percent 10 years ago) who eat meatless.
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Opportunities for a Better Tomorrow serves people like Mr. Lake who are considered at-risk, out-of-school and unemployed youths.
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Members of One Mind would drive home every week to resupply and pick up youths who wanted to experience the camp.
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"Mubarak on the asphalt, and the youths are in prison," a Twitter user who gave his name as Mohamed 303 wrote.
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Whereas the most athletic Texan youths pour their competitive spirit into football, Texan school administrators put theirs into building big stadiums.
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On the outskirts of Paris, youths continued to vent rage over accusations of police brutality by vandalizing cars and other property.
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Martinez chased the youths into a parking lot, emerged from his car with a baseball bat, and struck Hassanen, she said.
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The number of white youths who are skinheads or admirers of the American Nazi Party and Ku Klux Klan is disturbing.
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This tells me that the misguided racial education of these youths has not been meaningfully addressed in their homes or schools.
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One legislator from the governing Likud party compared the Shin Bet to the K.G.B. Four of the youths were ultimately released.
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State attorneys general are also targeting the vaping startup through investigations and lawsuits designed to prevent youths from using the product.
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Reflections on life after stonewall Religious institutions must reckon with how homophobia and transphobia create a climate that endangers L.G.B.T.Q. youths.
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Police fired dozens of volleys of teargas and used water cannon to disperse highly mobile groups of mostly black-clad youths.
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We hope it will become that resource as we expand and develop a hands-on curriculum to teach programming to youths.
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But she was preoccupied with his four brothers, two of whom died as youths, and the demands of the family store.
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"Given that the use of e-cigarettes is on the rise among middle and high school students and nicotine exposure from any source is dangerous for youths, it is critical that comprehensive tobacco control and prevention strategies for youths address all tobacco products and not just cigarettes," study authors wrote in the CDC's weekly Morbidity and Mortality report.
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Early in the 20th century, most states established juvenile courts, virtually every one restricting the new court's age to youths under 16.
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We picked at our dinners without appetite, worrying about these promising youths, who had been headed for sports scholarships and elite universities.
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The UN report estimates young Arabs are twice as likely as middle-income countries' youths to take to the streets in protest.
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Violent groups from the far right and far left as well as youths from the suburbs infiltrated Saturday's protests, the authorities said.
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Armed with a spear, these youths became men in the process, returning to the tribe to be treated with new-found respect.
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In 2015 the ban on gay adults as Scout leaders was lifted; three years ago openly gay youths were allowed to join.
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Honestly, if there's ever going to be a cure for the zombification of the human population, it'll probably come from the youths.
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Founded by a young German in late 2014, it's now home to some 50 youths, mostly Ugandans, plus a handful of refugees.
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The rate for black youths grew even as the rate of suicide attempts by teens in other racial and ethnic groups fell.
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A squad of police fire tear gas at a group of youths in Washington, DC, who were pelting the police with rocks.
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The competition, designed to encourage youths to pursue careers in math and science, attracted teams of teenagers from more than 150 nations.
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It is time for the city to agree that homeless youths have a right to shelter and services appropriate for their needs.
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A local hotel reported taking in more than 50 youths, some of whom were waiting to be reunited with parents and guardians.
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The case was a lesson in what happens "when youths are idle," Genesee County Prosecutor David Leyton said in an interview Wednesday.
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Most of the jeering was from youths, underscoring how the younger generation has become increasingly disaffected by political tension and economic hardship.
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The press soon came up with a new word for this strange phenomenon that had its grip on the nation's youths: Beatlemania.
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That is, almost all members are notably fit, white, attractive youths, reminiscent of many influencers Paul often recruited to join Team 10.
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Somehow his endless, thudding EDM has dragged me from my comfortable chair to the middle of a crowd of molly-addled youths.
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In this area alone, the military has shut down more than 50 mini refineries in recent weeks, making hundreds of youths jobless.
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The killing of Ms McKee, hit when rioting youths opened fire on police in Londonderry on April 18th, has caused shock waves.
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In the US, school-based violence by youths occurs with alarming frequency: There were more than 50 school shootings in 2015 alone.
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Opposition to Museveni is strongest among youths in urban areas, where frustration has been fuelled by unemployment, corruption and crumbling public services.
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Police arrested several youths in the area after the attack on the bar that is popular with Nkurunziza's supporters, the witnesses added.
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" In 2012, BuzzFeed summarized the sentiments of grossed-out youths everywhere in a list declaring "Why Moist Is The Worst Word Ever.
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Reports that youths were roaming the park and attacking people gave rise to the term "wilding" for urban mayhem by marauding teenagers.
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During a second attempt, migrants began to pass youths and children over the razor wire along the fencing to the U.S. side.
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A majority of the changes proposed in the paper focus on curtailing youths from starting the cruel and expensive habit of smoking.
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A little while ago, I came across a workshop on "dealing with loitering youths," hosted by a Dutch welfare organization called Versa.
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Based in East Africa, the app has helped over 50,000 users and is aiming to reach 1 million youths in the region.
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Indonesian youths play drums during a ceremony held to commemorate the country's 26st anniversary of independence at Merdeka Palace in Jakarta, Indonesia.
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"What we experienced... it isn't worth it," said Mustapha Sallah, 26, secretary general of the local association Youths Against Irregular Migration (YAIM).
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She added it's one of many cases that illustrate how the criminal justice system all too often fails black and brown youths.
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The latest results showed that 93.7 percent of youths see themselves broadly as a "Hong Kongers", compared to 68 percent in 1997.
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Opposition to the reform has also spawned a series of protests by youths that have grown into a broader anti-establishment movement.
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A Jesuit connection serving youths in trouble Kennedy, who is a Jesuit priest like Pope Francis, leads the Jesuit Restorative Justice Initiative.
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Lamar's anthemic "Alright," about the obstacles that face black youths in America, is nominated for four Grammys including song of the year.
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But since then she has already learned of at least five other youths in jail, and is now working on those cases.
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Robert Mueller visits Congress tomorrow, the most popular vehicle in America is going electric, and the youths are fueling a Snapchat comeback.
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The soldiers and medical teams are seen in the video treating the lightly injured soldier while ignoring the two seriously injured youths.
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He becomes a Red Guard, is among the "educated youths" sent down to work in the countryside and eventually escapes to Tibet.
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For now, Nigeria can use the de-radicalization program to dry up the reservoir of disenchanted youths from which Boko Haram recruits.
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On Friday, while youths were protesting at the Gaza-Israel border, Martinez went to the beach to see what was going on.
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More in-depth interviews at the border and follow-up interviews could help broaden the understanding of these youths' prospects for success.
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I don't want them here," he added, saying that youths from the nearby refugee camp "steal bicycles and jump into our backyards.
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You go to a dinner party in Pompeii, and there are statues of nude homoerotic youths, in the old, noble Greek tradition.
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Last month, two Polish men were set upon by a gang of youths in Harlow, Essex, and one was beaten to death.
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Arab youths said the top priorities were actions against terrorism, job creation, modernizing the education system and cracking down on government corruption.
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That is why America now enjoys the lowest unemployment since 1969, reaching the lowest unemployment ever among blacks, Hispanics, Asians and youths.
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Youths with less than a high school education or GED face a 28500 percent higher risk of experiencing homelessness than their peers.
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"I urge the entire nation to resolutely mobilize and support the numerous initiatives undertaken by our youths in this area," he said.
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Ms. Mazzi said that the Knowltons were involved in several local philanthropic organizations and their church, and helped mentor at-risk youths.
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The two-year-old school for youths ages 14 to 19, headed by Peter Ramsay, 45, focuses on the digital creative industries.
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" Ogbole is now involved in programs to encourage youths to engage in agriculture, based on the belief that "people will always eat.
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Two Palestinian youths stabbed an Israeli policeman in Jerusalem's Old City on Thursday and were shot by officers, killing one of them.
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The youths of Gen Z are communicating more than any generation before them, while simultaneously cutting off human connection at the thumbs.
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Youths inside a black metal cage wore T-shirts marked #ClassroomsNotCages during a protest in front of the United Nations' European headquarters.
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It was a generator of misery and paralysis on an epic scale — lives wasted, hopes quashed, youths reduced to idleness and inertia.
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Nonetheless, the city can move all of the 96 youths held at Crossroads and Horizon into one of these 124-bed facilities.
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" Buhari's media aide, Femi Adesina said the president's remarks were misinterpreted to mean he had taken "all Nigerian youths to the cleaners.
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It's a sorry state of affairs, worlds away from our MySpace youths spent selecting just the right song for our profile pages.
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But the super-rich can acquire their own plasmapheresis machines, and work out a deal for plasma donations from youths they know.
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The youths demanded the driver's license and registration, reviewed the documents and then handed the driver a disposable phone before jumping off.
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Over time, the police got to know the students they kept arresting, and some came to admire the youths' commitment to nonviolence.
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The victims are of the ruling, upper, managerial class—whatever you want to call it—and these are working-class indigent youths.
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She dreams of becoming a social worker who works closely with youths, a career in which her personal experiences would prove invaluable.
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He testified that centers for troubled youths — which Bosasa had government contracts to run — were a widely tapped source of campaign funds.
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