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The phrase "a kind young" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a young person who is kind, but it lacks the necessary noun to complete the thought.
Example: "She is a kind young woman who always helps others in need."
Alternatives: "a kind young person" or "a kind young individual".
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It sounds like she was a kind young woman, involved with athletics and her community.
Friends and neighbors described him as a good listener, a skilled skateboarder, a kind young man who loved to be outside and cared diligently for his dog, Bowser.
This warm, wise, bittersweet love story tells the tale of a kind young man, Eduardo Mario Lunaa), who lives with his loving mother, played by Ana Maria Montes.
In Part 2, as Dale Peck Sr., now an old man, sits with his son in the country kitchen of a kind young woman named Gloria Hull, notions of fatherhood and childhood and love are hanging in the air, but mainly they remain floating that way, untethered, and are never quite gathered into meaning.
A keen surfer, relatives remember him as a kind young boy who fell into depression and became involved in drugs following his parents' divorce when he was 13.
Maximilian was enthralled by Maria Amélia, a kind young woman with blue eyes and blonde hair "of striking beauty as well as cultivated intelligence".
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Greyson is a star football player and a very kind young man.
He recalled Bowman as a "very kind young man".
I am sure had they known this was a shy, kind, young man with autism, they would not have shot him.
He is an awful kind young man".
You see, I am not only a supporter of the LGBT community, I am a sister to a beautiful and kind young transgender woman.
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