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Ernst is fifty years old, a native German who received his medical degree at the University of Heidelberg before training in pulmonary and critical-care medicine in the United States.
NEWYORKER: Big Med
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The processing plant is over fifty years old.
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She was fifty-seven years old and had joined the clinic after suffering a third heart attack.
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He is a striking figure, fifty-six years old, with blond hair and black eyebrows.
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Bill Bell's retirement is very early indeed as he is only fifty-two years old.
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Fifty-eight years old, he was invariably dishevelled, in an old jacket and trousers that hung limply on his narrow frame.
NEWYORKER: Union Man
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The fact that he was our minister and fifty-two years old had not diminished his boyish enthusiasm, which was one reason we were such close friends.
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Watson is fifty-six years old, pudgy and muscular.
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She's finally coming home, at sixty-seven years old, after an absence of nearly fifty years.
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Fifty years ago, the average European was 30 years old.
FORBES: Magazine Article
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Fifty-four years ago today, Ernest Hemingway wrote his editor at Scribner's that The Old Man and the Sea was the best he could write ever.
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