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[ to a ’ young colonel , ’ in a ] regiment of black men [ ’ outcasts , ’ ] [ in ] its maiden battle-a battle , moreover , which was lost . As one states , ‘ Young aspiring members of the profession are not given enough opportunities ’ . Many bad habits that are risk factors for developing heart disease later in life , like diet and exercise patterns and tobacco use , begin when we ’ re young . Parents will even provide insects for their neighbors ’ young . Creationism in this more restricted sense entails a number of beliefs , including a short time since the beginning of everything ( ‘ Young Earth Creationists ’ think that Archbishop Ussher 's sixteenth-century calculation of about 6000 years is a good estimate ) ; six days of creation ( there is debate on the meaning of ‘ day ’ in this context , with some insisting on a literal twenty-four hours , and others more flexible ) ; miraculous creation of all life including Homo sapiens ( with scope for debate about whether Adam and Eve came together or if Eve came afterwards to keep Adam company ) ; a world-wide flood some time after the initial creation , through which only a limited number of humans and animals survived ; and other events such as the Tower of Babel and the turning of Lot 's wife into a pillar of salt . I think we ’ re young across the board , and I feel good about our future . 366 67 We conclude that summary judgment was The Moors produced unrebutted evidence that their religion See In re Young . For example , there are many contexts in the university where it would help students if staff were aware of our own Policy Research Institute ’ s recent report on ‘ Young people , employability and the induction process ’ . sue - kat , they used to donate books at all area school here Kathleen - Maybe the kids should each have books they created in school on display that evening , and they should read their books to the guests sue - kat , that 's out author 's chair meeha / ece / tx - do the ' young author ' activities in conjunction with the evening event ? The connections between neurons that create networks derive not only from our genes but also from sensory input when we ’ re young . Applicant preyed upon his friends ’ young children . They surmised ( logically ) that organic material should have long since biodegraded — but they missed the obvious conclusion that the bones must be ‘ young ’ ( consistent with being buried in the global Flood around 4,500 years ago ) . When you ’ re young , and have nothing , the free lunch idea makes a lot of sense . An ole colored man , he kep de mill an wer a very fine kine of man ; but he son Sam , what help him , didn ’ take arter de ole man , but wer a triflin , no account sort o ’ young man ; an ’ de ole man had to wuk right sharp to git along . Concerns were also raised about police powers to ' move on ' young people in public places , which disproportionately affected Indigenous young people , and the importance of ensuring that children of asylum seekers living in the community have the chance to benefit from schooling while their applications for residency are being assessed . Yet it is today ’ s young people who will be responsible for sustaining responses to the epidemic — they are tomorrow ’ s leaders , thinkers and decision-makers , and it is vital that they play an integral part in responding to the epidemic ( see ‘ Young People ’ focus ) . He also came across videos which the applicant had made of his friends ’ young children , showing them naked & always with the lens of the camera focused on their genitals . And , yet , it is also a ' young ' central bank as it was reborn two years ago under the new Bank of Japan Law , and thus no track record has yet been established . A National Petition was launched during the National Eisteddfod of 1938 under the leadership of Undeb Cymru Fydd ( ' Young Wales ' ) .