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under age



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see under of age .

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Only three actors under age 25 ever have been nominated for Best Actor.

In just one month, support for the president among voters under age 30 plummeted by 17 points.

Most of those users were under age 18 when they first tried whip-its.

To be fair, the law would apply only to those cars carrying children under age seven.

Altogether, the life expectancy of Americans under age 50 ranks at the bottom of the advanced world.

He was under age, but Sally had heard him speak of such manly things as "duty" and "putting down wrong and holding up the right."

She was under age and she had not completed her school course when she went to work.

I'm the girl's father, and she's under age, and she can't marry without my consent, and I won't give it.

He left at his death a young Princess under age, whose right was even disputed.

This he wrote on the third of March, 1606, when Grotius was yet much under age.

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