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In his prose style, again, except in the talk of commonplace persons, he never outgrew, or wished to outgrow, a large measure of Elizabethan self-conscious elegance.

The snow-peaks did not hold themselves aloof, in aristocratic reserve; they nestled close around, in a friendly, sociable way; guides, with the ropes and axes and other implements of their fearful calling slung about their persons, roosted in a long line upon a stone wall in front of the hotel, and waited for customers; sun-burnt climbers, in mountaineering costume, and followed by their guides and porters, arrived from time to time, from breakneck expeditions among the peaks and glaciers of the High Alps; male and female tourists, on mules, filed by, in a continuous procession, hotelward-bound from wild adventures which would grow in grandeur very time they were described at the English or American fireside, and at last outgrow the possible itself.

"I suppose it will require a thousand ages--perhaps ten thousand--for humanity to outgrow this feeling.

Monk-bred as he was, Alleyne had native shrewdness and a mind which was young enough to form new conclusions and to outgrow old ones.

According to her, through most children would outgrow it, the few children that continue to stutter may be due to environmental and biological factors.

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[14] In a tertiary centre in Japan, 60% of children with hen's egg allergy at age 6 years were found to outgrow the allergy by age 12 years; the prognosis was more guarded in those with a past history of an anaphylactic reaction, in whom 44% outgrew the allergy by the age of 12 years.

Asked about the reason for the breakup, Catriona, without giving specific details, said sometimes couples "outgrow" each other.

The updated recommendations include the following: (1) rear-facing car safety seats as long as possible; (2) forward-facing car safety seats from the time they outgrow rear-facing seats (for most children through at least 4 years of age); (3) belt-positioning booster seats from the time they outgrow forward-facing seats (for most children through at least 8 years of age); (4) lap and shoulder seat belts for all who have outgrown booster seats; and (5) all children younger than 13 years should ride in the rear seats of vehicles.

People who outgrow a food allergy may be at risk of developing eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE) to the same food, Dr.

Although it is rare for children who outgrow a food allergy to later develop EoE to that food, it's worth keeping in mind if a child starts vomiting often or complains of stomachaches months or years later, Dr.

If you outgrow your facility, it's a sure sign your business plan is working.