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The ship can accommodate 60 youngsters on day trips and 50 on overnight voyages.

It also started a "volunteer credit" system to give youngsters a sense of fulfillment.

If [the humanities] are discarded, our youngsters will lose their way.

Likewise, sales of bicycle helmets are up as parents continue to spend money to protect youngsters, he said.

From what I have mentioned above, we can see clearly that violence on TV has great influence on youngsters' behavior.

Migration matters too: hordes of English folk, greying and otherwise, have crossed the Severn Bridge, passing Welsh youngsters heading the other way.

Like Xiao Wei, many youngsters find that their use of trendy online slang, elaborate emoticons and wacky cell phone ring tones may not be appreciated in the workplace.

He was about to enlarge further, But the two youngsters broke into a noisy fit of merriment; my giddy miss being delighted to discover that she might turn his strange talk to matter of amusement.

The annual jab fest for the seasonal flu is already underway, scaring needle-wary youngsters and leaving many grown-ups wondering if the annual stick in the arm is right for them.

The youngsters greeted their idol with a hail.

The youngsters over the past decadehave begun employing rings and tops profusely.

The teacher said he thought the devices increased the youngsters' motivation to write and revise their work.

Thee youngsters are filmed piling into a camper van and driving away from their school grounds, slowly swapping their uniforms for bikinis.

Father Lendavi, whose first skateboard is said to have featured the Papal coat of arms, said he believed his skateboarding could help encourage more youngsters to go to church.

If hopes like that prove overblown, clever youngsters will not be slow to notice.

But with two of Hollywood's biggest stars as mum and dad, the Jolie-Pitt youngsters might find it hard to avoid a sprinkling of stardust themselves.

The prime minister can hardly be blamed if today's youngsters have poor manners. But the litany of woes from employers suggests that something has gone wrong with Labour's school reforms.

That timescale leaves the door ajar for United's current crop of promising youngsters to make the leap from the periphery of the first team squad to the epicentre.

The youngsters hunker down at the bottom of the nest, hiding until mom shows up for mealtimes.