Both Roche Laboratories and Galderma Laboratories have been running ad campaigns aimed at teenagers to make them aware of prescription medications that treat that most common but angst-laden adolescent condition: acne.
Yet he was suffering from a version of postpublication angst common among authors — the cankerous feeling that his work, and its vision of China lurching between political authoritarianism, extreme poverty, consumerist excess and moral depravity, was not being taken seriously enough.
However, while those questions were different, they shared a common theme: everyday angst.
Hassenger wrote, "so far, the series has eschewed the relationship angst so common in other teen-centric shows; Neptune hearts get broken, yes, but the show never stoops to that will-they-or-won't-they dynamic.
To hold these views is firstly to have no understanding of the way modern culture has transformed common-or-garden teenage angst into something far more sinister, but also to underestimate the impact that this issue is having on academic performance.
DMX's doom-and-gloom imagery -- album titles like "It's Dark and Hell Is Hot," songs like "The Omen" -- has much in common with that of angst-racked industrial and heavy-metal artists like Nine Inch Nails, Marilyn Manson and Korn.
Post-collegiate angst — that's common enough.
There's something else many young Muslim Americans have in common: their years of teenage angst were compounded by the suspicious reactions they faced after 9/11.
The Lights, Andover, Sun; The Good Ship, NW6, Mon; The Market Theatre, Hitchin, Thu Harriet Kemsley manages to articulate a certain kind of nervous angst that seems common to people in her twentysomething generation.
There is ample evidence that pure mania is more common in non-Western cultures (Angst and Grobler 2015).
They had in effect treated their existential angst with a common headache drug.
