Ms Chastain says that while she supports healthy habits and movement for children of all sizes, singling out overweight young people feels dangerous and unfair.
Very young Americans in a stressful and dangerous environment are entrusted with a level of authority and accountability that is unique in our society and their performance always exceeds expectations.
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Sluggers Matt Holliday, Allen Craig and Carlos Beltran remain a part of a dangerous lineup, and bright young arms Trevor Rosenthal, Shelby Miller and Joe Kelly could have an impact in the rotation and bullpen.
Some of these other children are too young to be vaccinated, and childhood infections can be extremely dangerous, even fatal, in the very young.
Teenagers and young adults have been known to mix energy and alcohol for the predictably dangerous result of being too caffeinated to pass out drunk.
The cultural psychologist Barbara Rogoff studied this kind of informal education in a Guatemalan Indian society, where she found that apprenticeship allowed even young children to become adept at difficult and dangerous tasks like using a machete.
The city of New York was one of the most dangerous cities in America, and particularly in the neighborhoods this young man is worried about, they were really dangerous.
The word is going out that a lot of people need to get a pertussis booster shot Pertussis, more commonly known as whooping cough, is a bacterial infection that is very dangerous and sometimes fatal in young infants, whose immune systems are too immature to protect them.
But I just want to be very clear with people, that it's not only bringing our young men and women and our equipment out, which is dangerous.
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The heartbreaking and dangerous path which a handful of very young people have chosen or been forced into makes our policy of aiding those who decide to desert from armed terrorist groups all the more urgent.
She lives in a neighborhood that she described to me as a dangerous place of drugs and prostitution, where young black children grow up without hope.
Fans of the seven-book series chronicling a young wizard's coming-of-age in a fantastic and dangerous, magical world have a lot of emotion invested in the franchise.
But while the reams of statistics that back these articles are usually treated as lamentable, what most of their authors fail to realize is that we only have to look to our inner cities to see how potentially dangerous young men become when they no longer buy into fatherhood and by extension the civilizing influences that families bequeath.
The city, with its makeshifts camps and lack of security, has become a dangerous place for the young, he says.
Both U (universal) and PG (parental guidance) film ratings proscribe "potentially dangerous behaviour which young children are likely to copy".
In his view, the few pathways open to a young black man dead-end jobs and smothering family relations, a fast and dangerous life of pleasure, and vulgarly materialistic middle-class ambition are all unpalatable.
The 1991 Dangerous Dogs Act was introduced after a spate of vicious attacks on young children and is designed to make it almost impossible to own a Pitbull without complying with strict regulations.
"It is unfortunate that heroin has become glamorized because heroin is a very dangerous drug and some of the situations that have occurred recently have been young people or college students that have used heroin for the first time, not knowing the dangers of the drug, " said Dr. Phil Schwarzman of St.
The Decembrists were young noblemen who had gone to fight in the Napoleonic wars and returned to Russia from Europe filled with dangerous new ideas.
But she has a warning for other young girls not to be drawn into the kind of dangerous life that left her feeling so hurt and hollow.
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