How To Use Ageing In A Sentence
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The channel's viewership is ageing, and attempts to attract younger watchers have yet to bear fruit.
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It has a natural affinity with oak ageing, and yet it can be fresh and light.
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At the beginning, Asked For is in Venice with her father, where she meets an ageing Jacob to use the English version of his name Casanova; her father dies, and she begins to travel with the man who fascinates her.
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Over the years, charted by his self-portraits, Rembrandt evokes varying aspects of character and the process of ageing itself.
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Building cardboard cut-outs into flesh-and-blood characters is a worthy endeavour, but Joe as the ageing Lothario and KC as the young stud doesn't do it.
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Putting it on skin is thought to help reduce sun damage - one of the biggest giveaways of ageing skin.
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The added demands brought about by the ageing population will place an insupportable burden on acute hospital services.
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Worldwide, the search for an 'anti-ageing pill' is gathering steam.
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Its ageing components make it increasingly inefficient and difficult to adapt to the demand for more and greener power.
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To overcome this problem many policy papers which examine population ageing produce a variety of projections using different fertility assumptions.
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If my guess is correct then your problem could be related to ageing or some other cause.
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In another, an ageing yakuza gangster returns to a park where he used to meet his first love.
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Low yields are key, as is selecting the right yeast and the judicious use of oak fermentation and ageing.
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The, for 1420 alloy at double - ageing, the maximum corrosion depth was consistent the Gumbel distribution law.
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Cancer, genetic defects and accelerated ageing can be caused by exposure to low level radiation.
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A group of Farnhill mums, fed up with having nowhere for their children to play, have got together to raise money to update an ageing play area in the village.
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The walk into Acomb for an early morning appointment at the Gale Farm Surgery is almost always a bit of an adventure for an ageing footslogger.
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The policy now applies only to about a third of its people but has produced the problem of a rapidly ageing population.
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Experts say the buildings are riddled with asbestos, crumbling stonework and ageing electrical equipment and wiring.
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I know plenty of people who have strong family relationships that involve their adult children, ageing parents, siblings etc.
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Although many people see frailty as an inevitable consequence of ageing Jerry told Ric that many injuries suffered by the elderly are preventable.
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The imminent campaign to attract staff from outside Scotland is prompted by concerns about the ageing teacher population and new commitments on class sizes.
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We must embrace our ageing population and the wealth of skills and experience older workers bring.
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'Sure," Liz nodded, thinking of the sweet cidery smell of decaying apples pervading her study from the ageing box in the corner.
AN OLDER WOMAN
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It can also be formed by oxidative deoxyribose breakdown or autoxidation of sugars, such as glucose, and it plays a role in the pathophysiology of diabetes and ageing.
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Acts as an anti-ageing cream to fight wrinkles and fine lines, and protects sensitive areas of skin.
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The design is ageing and the interior plasticky, but this is the most fun and rewarding to drive of all these small, sporty hatchbacks.
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And with the technological advancement of dyes, which are conditioning rather than damaging, there is no reason to surrender to the ageing process.
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It occurs in elderly men, apparently as part of the ageing process.
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This way the government will still receive money for the NHS but wouldn't have to look after ageing people with all their health problems!
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Experts say their findings will help decide the best exercise for a growing ageing population.
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With reference to the May issue prize letter from Audrey McBain about the use of words like elderly and ageing instead of ‘old’.
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Inherited patterns of ageing begin to show in our thirties and fine lines and wrinkles may start to appear.
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With the formation of T - T Dimer, DNA cells cannot function properly and lead to ageing problem.
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When I work with women and men of my generation who are ageing well, we talk about how you remain young inside.
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Scotland is facing a serious future skills gap with an ageing and shrinking working population, according to a new study.
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They are caused mainly by excess weight, ageing and sagging.
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The death of Columbia came as little surprise to most space scientists concerned about the incredible stresses that launch and re-entry were putting on the ageing four-strong shuttle fleet.
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They are, quite simply, a 'monument of unageing intellect'.
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The performances indicate at least a partial immunity to the ageing process.
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She hopes it will serve as a timely warning because Scotland has an ageing population.
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As more and more of us live longer, and become more affluent, the race for new pills and potions to combat the effects of ageing is speeding up.
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This makes them more supple and reduces inflammation, which is an important trigger of ageing.
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Ageing is accompanied by a slow degeneration of his mental faculties.
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Some experts believe the crisis will be particularly severe in Scotland, because the continuing drain of departing youth multiplies the effect of an ageing population.
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On the show, she's not called Candy, but Kiki, and is played by Loni Anderson, the ageing Barbie doll and former Mrs Burt Reynolds.
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Its products meet the challenges of ageing electricity infrastructure, digitisation and alternative energy sources.
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Economic decline could begin in earnest before 2050 as the ageing population outstrips the workforce required to pay for them.
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Zanardo blames the problem on Italy's ageing population and says two generations have grown up watching TV with only one role model for women - the dollybird.
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Once wine was packaged in bottles stoppered with corks from the end of the 17th century, it became capable of bottle ageing and full maturation.
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Practically nothing is known about the race dimension to ageing with a disability.
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Putting it on skin is thought to help reduce sun damage - one of the biggest giveaways of ageing skin.
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When we are rushed, tense and anxious we speed up ageing.
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It was five long, painful minutes before he reached the safety of the worn ageing carpet of the living room.
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I always make sure it protects against both skin-ageing UVA and cancer-causing UVB many cheaper sunblocks address only the latter, and insist you do the same.
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In the future, genetic modification ensures ageing is just a memory.
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I got sent some anti-ageing cream once.
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There is no doubt that this is an ageing, but far from aged, team.
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I took a good long look, didn't mind what I saw, and decided that I could live without the anti-ageing cream.
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Telomere shortening is thus one of several factors that affect the ageing process.
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The population is ageing and most of us become more expensive as we get older.
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A hit man who asks no questions and creates no trouble, Michael Sullivan is a loyal henchman to ageing Irish mobster John Rooney.
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Rioja wines are associated with a lush, velvety appeal and the sweet scent of vanilla, largely the result of long ageing in American oak barrels.
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If he stars in the operetta, he would no doubt cast himself as an endlessly bumbling, ageing roué.
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She is only 48 years old - premature ageing is another common feature of these people.
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It occurs in elderly men, apparently as part of the ageing process.
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This is the primary reason for the dearth of funding for ageing research, but Dr. de Grey is fighting back.
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It occurs in elderly men, apparently as part of the ageing process.
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If you know that somebody else cares about the top 20 signs of ageing you might come up with a few new ones.
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Research into ageing in larger mammals gives an insight into human life expectancy.
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Research into ageing in larger mammals gives an insight into human life expectancy.
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When you see yourself ageing on screen, it's really weird.
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It showed us the plight of Pam, a 50-something still-attractive widow who, having raised at least one daughter, is now devoting her middle years to the care of her ageing mother, Olive.
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The teenager and his ageing parents grow a small amount of rice but depend almost entirely on two buffaloes to maintain their precarious existence.
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Leaf ageing has a significant effect on photosynthesis even when environmental factors do not change.
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Low yields are key, as is selecting the right yeast and the judicious use of oak fermentation and ageing.
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Complex flavours of red berries and spice are interwoven with subtle dark chocolate and mocha characters from the wines 14 months ageing in French and American oak barriques.
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Reprocessing is becoming an increasingly costly item in the fuel cycle of Britain's ageing Magnox reactors.
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Practically nothing is known about the race dimension to ageing with a disability.
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So demands for medical fixes for ageing are likely to grow.
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The ageing fighter comes out of retirement to take on the reigning heavyweight champion.
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In the future, genetic modification ensures ageing is just a memory.
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Your heart is ageing too fast which puts you at risk of premature death.
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The Federal Minister for Ageing says increased community care services are delaying the need for people to enter residential aged care.
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Bottle shapes evolved so as to allow extended bottle ageing and thus were born vintage wines, and connoisseurship.
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And with the technological advancement of dyes, which are conditioning rather than damaging, there is no reason to surrender to the ageing process.
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An ageing population is both less productive and a more costly burden on the health services.
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One of the biggest articulated vehicles on the road, the 44-foot long unit replaces an ageing, converted lorry trailer.
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Both have ageing populations and few affordable homes for local people.
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She also claimed women were scared into being overly concerned about ageing by cosmetic companies.
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The Fokker - 50 was 11-years-old far newer than most passenger planes in Iran's ageing fleet
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The excessive intake of food also puts a heavy burden on the pancreas and speeds the ageing process, which is a risk factor in diabetes.
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It's the combination of ageing jockey and brilliant young colt that thrills, the confidence that each brings to the other.
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Dehydration leads to dry skin, lines and premature ageing.
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Ageing animals also experience muscular weakness and reduced co-ordination.
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A NEW YORK choirboy has been arrested for sexually abusing an ageing Roman Catholic priest.
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Copper helps to guard against the bone loss that occurs with ageing, and also against inflammatory conditions such as arthritis.
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The sight of mainly German and Swiss tourists wandering around the beach covered from head to toe in tarry black ‘anti-ageing’ mud certainly gives me a laugh.
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Pushing 40, he was an ageing rock star.
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Yes | No | Report from Dave DiBenedetto wrote 12 weeks 6 days ago rampageingapes -- Preventing gun shyness is one thing ... curing a dog who has it is a whole different ball of wax.
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Ageing aircraft need more frequent safety inspections.
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Featuring an ageing Las Vegas showgirl, brilliantly performed by Nadine Tyson, it mixed camp style and pathos with the glitz and energy of showbiz.
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Ageing aircraft need more frequent safety inspections.
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To overcome this problem many policy papers which examine population ageing produce a variety of projections using different fertility assumptions.
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Virtually every theory about ageing from the ancient Greeks to the 19th century was a version of cooling or drying or a combination of the two.
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As well as being sore and unsightly, sunburn causes premature ageing and puts you at risk of skin cancer.
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No7 Protect & Perfect Beauty Serum shot to fame in the summer of 2007 after a television documentary found it to be a skincare product proven scientifically to repair photo-aged skin and improve the fine lines associated with photo-ageing.
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It can also be formed by oxidative deoxyribose breakdown or autoxidation of sugars, such as glucose, and it plays a role in the pathophysiology of diabetes and ageing.
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Ageing populations and rising prosperity across the world can only reinforce demand trends.
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He wore a long-sleeved white shirt with cuffs pinched by heavy gold studs, no tie, his neck at his throat ageing him.
A DARKENING STAIN
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The veg, which many find bitter, contains a compound found to hold back signs of ageing.
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The defence force will also be receiving fresh blood as it battles with an ageing soldier population.
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Ageing's one saving grace is you worry less about what people think.
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An anti-ageing powerhouse filled with pure liquid retinol.
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The circumstances of this ageing class warrior tupping his secretary were too repellent even for the politically correct lemon-suckers that so abound this dreary bunch of Socialists who were at last forced to disavow him, albeit under their breath.
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This contributes to improve the health of ageing people, although it also increases the risk of adverse events related to drug treatment.
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There is also the problem of an ageing workforce and a lack of budget to train new apprentices.
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A positive attitude towards ageing doesn't happen overnight, it comes with age.
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To her credit, Mehta did a crack job depicting the occasionally colourless quality of life as an ageing singleton.
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It was felt that the ageing of society was socially and economically undesirable.
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We need to be very aware that we have an ageing population, and that we will require the services of those residential care facilities.
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There is also the problem of an ageing workforce and a lack of budget to train new apprentices.
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There is a shortage of doctors in certain rural and metropolitan areas and an ageing doctor population.
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They may make ageing less of a fearful prospect.
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Ageing's one saving grace is you worry less about what people think.
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Precipitation treatment is carried out on alloys which do not achieve full properties by natural ageing.
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A complete organic anti-ageing cream with sunscreen.
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Ageing brain corals, brittle firecorals and delicate seafans are easily dislodged from their anchorages by the fierce breakers.
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Affirmation depends on negation: white is valued at the expense of black; youth acquires status through the devaluation of ageing.
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The Royal Navy has three carriers equipped with Harrier aircraft but its ageing assault ships have been decommissioned - Fearless only a fortnight ago.
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The government must be honest about the cost of meeting the healthcare needs of an ageing population.
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Ng said Hong Kong's population was ageing and the government's medical expenditure would continue to grow.
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It is very difficult to understand the significance and meaning of ageing without an appreciation of this crucial factor.
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This case further highlights the complexity of neuropathological alterations in the ageing brain.
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He is an ageing rocker who has found, mid-concert, that he can no longer do the splits while playing his guitar solo one-handed behind his head.
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Would you fight ageing by dyeing your hair?
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Being a football manager: it is the most accessible possible fantasy for the ageing male.
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After four and a half years the group that had used sunscreen showed noticeably fewer signs of skin ageing.
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Henry suspected that, panicked by the loneliness and debased status of the early months of widowhood, she was already looking for a second husband and was beginning to realize that a seventeen-year-old chairbound son was an obstacle to be carefully weighed by likely candidates against her late husband's money, her own ageing and desperate sexuality.
She Closed Her Eyes
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The ageing process might have begun for him then - his forehead wrinkled, like an unironed cloth, with the worries of the world entwined in each strain of the fabric.
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In senior sports, ageing well is a major strategy.
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Amudhan has hit the bull's eye by casting these aging actors in these roles (just recall our ageing comedians who act as students).
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The work to replace ageing solid fuel central heating with gas-fired systems will cost £1m.
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IT seems telly shopping channels just want to flog anti-ageing products to women.
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Ageing's one saving grace is you worry less about what people think.
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A group of amino acids which have anti-ageing benefits.
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The sun is the number one cause of premature ageing and skin damage.
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Some view the menopause as a significant stage in ageing.
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The demographic trend throughout the western world is towards an ageing population.
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UVA This affects the deeper layer of the skin - the dermis - and causes changes that lead to photo-ageing (wrinkles and pigmentation) and skin cancer.
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To add to the usual litany of woes that go with ageing, he's had a quintuple heart bypass.
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For example, the ageing population and growing middle class around the world will ensure a rising demand for medical supplies and treatments.
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It was when he was in his early twenties and he was running his father's shipping company that an ageing oil tanker exploded and five people died.
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Daniel always hoped Sarah's ageing was a self-induced fate brought on by years of malevolent intolerance.
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Those who ridiculed that comment as the bitter parting shot of an ageing former employee are revising their opinion now.
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Experts say their findings will help decide the best exercise for a growing ageing population.
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They can no longer rely on conventional market research to predict accurately the spending habits of ageing baby boomers or their children.
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The ageing crime boss had rarely looked more vulnerable.
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The last thing you want is ageing limbs struggling under a bulk of weight.
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From a notoriously thin-skinned TV celebrity to an ageing novelist of the club generation, the pastiches are as transparent as they are hilarious.
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The ageing switchgear pose far more serious problems than the transformers.
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Other songs have ageing rockers dying unmourned and a would-be suicide weighing up the pro's and con's of life.
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I chose the anti-ageing treatment.
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The ageing fighter comes out of retirement to take on the reigning heavyweight champion.
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High costs and dwindling production from ageing fields have left large parts of the industry uneconomic.
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Although earlier crude categories survive in some influential textbooks on ageing, a subtler stance has gradually emerged from this controversy.
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The F-111s are ageing and their credibility as a deterrent depends upon their ability to penetrate increasingly sophisticated Soviet air defences.
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Could factor 100 - the latest super-high SPF product to appear in the US - not only have spared the sunburn, but be a panacea for all sun-related ills, from heat rashes and redness to photo-ageing and skin cancer, now at a record high, according to reports last week?
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Many older disabled people may also perceive themselves as ageing more rapidly than their non-disabled contemporaries.
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Those who ridiculed that comment as the bitter parting shot of an ageing former employee are revising their opinion now.
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When you see yourself ageing on screen, it's really weird.
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But here he distils horror by showing it in slow passage through the ageing, reptilian contours of Michael Caine's face.
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Excessive exposure to sunlight speeds up the ageing process of the skin.
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With Britain's population ageing, the power of the grey pound is constantly on the increase.
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In the second allegory, he figures the artist as pilgrim, jongleur or monk; as an ageing questor meditating on his paint-brush, or as a scholar discoursing on the enigmas of reality.
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It will take some nifty footwork and fresh long-term thinking - qualities not often linked with the ageing generals now in charge.
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As the taxes of working people support the retired, the ageing population places a strain on those in work, the report said.
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Brazil nuts top up supplies of anti-ageing selenium and almonds are an easy way to ingest vitamin E.
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By the 1990s, with an ageing health conscious population, scientists from academia and the commercial world coalesced their thinking to create the trend we now know as functional foods.
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Gilkes's pumps are in demand because, unlike their rivals, they are untroubled by the Tube's ageing Victorian pipework.
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In this photograph, Kerry bears an odd resemblance to an ageing Beach Boy, another old trouper who promises good vibrations.
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You can eat chutney straight away, but it's best once the flavours mellow after a month or so of ageing.
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Although a potential friend to America in the region, the country is troubled by nepotism, corruption, and the 'sclerotic' regime of ageing president Ben Ali.
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This contributes to improve the health of ageing people, although it also increases the risk of adverse events related to drug treatment.
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The ageing gang had to clamber down a lift shaft to access the vault while Basil disabled the alarm and other electrics.
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An ageing society is not, primarily, a demographic crisis.
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Exposure to the sun can accelerate the ageing process.
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Blueberries may have disease-protective and anti-ageing properties.
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You can eat chutney straight away, but it's best once the flavours mellow after a month or so of ageing.
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The population is ageing and most of us become more expensive as we get older.
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‘We only think there's anything wrong with curing ageing because we've grown up with it as something ghastly but inevitable,’ he claims.
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Let us clearly and definitely understand and appreciate without any ambiguity that the meaning of the word ageing is not merely becoming old but also developing and maturing.
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The cellars include not only the usual fermentation and ageing rooms, but also a coopery, providing the family with a constant supply of oak barrels.
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The official focus on the ageing question, with the implicit notion that people have a responsibility to reproduce a new generation of elder-carers, contributes to the instrumental view of parenthood.
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The ageing population and medical advances will put inexorable pressure on the system.
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Food restriction therapy, anti-oxidant treatment and hormone therapy have already become modern anti - ageing effective methods.
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If I were a litigant, I would not like an ageing and decrepit judge sitting on my case, where the amounts at issue might be significant.
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The demographic ageing - the "greying" of the population - is also proceeding most rapidly in countries like China, India and Latin America, the study said.
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The teenager and his ageing parents grow a small amount of rice but depend almost entirely on two buffaloes to maintain their precarious existence.
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We must embrace our ageing population and the wealth of skills and experience older workers bring.
The Sun