| About the time we should have been taking on grownup responsibilities we made a fetish of resisting the Establishment. |
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| And because I am a grownup person, and very well-sorted out, I wish you joy. |
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| Bathed in devilishly dark black mole, these grownup tacos bear up to their deeply spicy sauce of chipotle, pastilla and ancho chiles. |
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| She cocked her head to one side with a sly smile, like a toddler coaxing a treat from a grownup. |
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| That way, if one child needs special attention for any reason, there's another grownup there to handle the rest of the group. |
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| And of course make sure you take time to do the things you believe in: you don't have to be a grownup to change the world. |
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| And with a fine dose of ribbon embroidery and a bit of sparkle, grunge was dressed up enough for a grownup. |
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| If you think it is wrong, then act like a grownup and wait until you can buy it legally. |
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| During the last years of his life, he was a rather solitary man who was separated from his wife and whose grownup children were scattered. |
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| Often, the researcher's idea has been derived from a grownup perspective, even though it may be a local grown-up perspective. |
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| Financial support by relatives: If you have parents, grandparents or grownup children living in very good financial circumstances, they have to pay financial benefits to you. |
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| René Dappen is married and father of two grownup daughters. |
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| There will be a grownup to balance scales but you all similar ages. |
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| You and your baby are going to be riding an emotional rollercoaster that first week back and, as the grownup, you're responsible for caring for the two of you. |
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| The comforts that his books offer children are primal: revenge, candy, cheerful uncouthness, and the knowledge that a grownup somewhere sympathizes with them instinctively. |
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| I was happy Dad had let me be a grownup with him for a little while. |
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| A wiry little girl in a starched, lemon-colored party dress, she sassed along with a grownup mince, one hand on her hip, the other supporting a spinsterish umbrella. |
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| After being at your beck and call all these years, he wants a woman, not the consummate teen-ager pretending she's a grownup wrapping her flesh in the cloth of her church. |
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| They dawdled and did aerobatics and lollygagged lazily until grub got short, things got cold and no grownup birds magically appeared to save them. |
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