The scholarly consensus today holds that most of the Sonnets were written in the 1590s, when Shakspere of Stratford was in his late 20s to late 30s, a relatively youthful age even in Elizabethan times.

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Taylor and his 2007 account of the Bright Young People, which had just been released in paperback in the U.S. with an Americanized subtitle that suggests Jazz-age parallels of youthful glamour, anomie and eventual doom.

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The 2001 wine perhaps showed Hillside style at its best at 11 years of age it was still youthful with lots of lush ripe fruit and fine-grain tannins.

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But the reason for youthful blushing which, like the ruddiness of old age, is due to the presence of anthocyanin pigments need not be the same.

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It is a function of social class and occupation as to why a man's capacity to stand and deliver, as it were, is reduced as youthful Romeos are dragged by Time's relentless claws of age into the abyss of the yawning grave.

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The study also reported that these findings may be a partial reflection of age as well as time demands required by their positions, as more youthful executives tend to be more tech savvy.

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As they age, they will continue to spend money on items that make them feel healthy and youthful, such as trips to spas, Botox treatments, hair colorants and healthy foods like the so-called nutraceuticals: herbal teas and supplements added to everything you eat.

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