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middle years

plural noun

  1. middle age.



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This is about as far away as you can get from the unincorporated Westmont section where Drakeo and Ralfy grew up, a place with a homicide rate so high that it acquired the nickname “Death Alley” shortly before the brothers blew up in the middle years of the last decade.

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At the same time that Doja Cat cut her teeth in the Leimert Park underground that had birthed Medusa a generation before, other female rappers started garnering attention in the middle years of the last decade.

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"We give them medications when they’re sick. Our products follow this same principle — supporting dogs’ quality of life in their middle years so they stay healthy as they age and consequently live longer, better lives."

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I asked Prof O'Regan whether this was because some of the recent changes I had made to my lifestyle, such as regular exercise and a better diet, had gone some way to counteracting the ghee, beer and couch-potatoing of my early and middle years.

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The world provides guardrails against our juvenile impulses, particularly the ones we continue to drag behind us as we fishtail into our middle years.

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