Although many Chinese still cherish male heirs, the Communist Party has largely succeeded in easing age-old attitudes about gender.
For example, if compulsory schooling relaxes before the minimum age and compulsory schooling regulation is binding, then the assumption of smooth age trends in estimating the impact of easing minimum age regulation would be incorrect.
Or perhaps it's a sign that another pop generation is aging, easing into middle age by cuing up the dinner music.
The problem with written language was not necessarily eased with age.
Gastroesophageal reflux during infancy is a physiological phenomenon with an occurrence rate of 40%to65%5%, reaching a peak in infants of 1 to 4 months, and this eases after age of 1 year.
Now, in "Meet the Fockers," he's a joyous, dancing clown, completely at ease in his aging but superb flesh.
"There's a point where a garden will be slightly neglected, with an unkempt charm about it, easing into old age," Mr. Wilkie said.
Like other rockers easing into middle age or seniorhood, Mr. McKagan is also experimenting with new partnerships in response to a music business in flux.
But, as happens with many editors easing into middle age — Lipsky is forty-seven — there came a time when he wanted his own show to run.
Basically, he should be enjoying his existence and easing towards middle age in the comfort of the substantial spoils he earned the hard way throughout an 11-year, 45-fight professional boxing career.
