By comparison Malcolm Allison was quite elderly when he launched Manchester City into their greatest years.
I don't recall that it took nearly that long to insure all the elderly when Medicare began.
There is something special about hearing Mozart played on instruments that were elderly when he was composing.
And how does one keep the government from "taking the house," a common fear of the elderly, when Medicaid requires that most assets be liquidated?
But there was one occasion in a home for the elderly when I challenged a very educated lady on her knowledge of the novel.
"MEC (Member of the Executive Council) Mashego-Dlamini was discouraging the elderly when she heard about them rubbing their knees with condoms.
Once those are provided, there is the problem in all societies of subsidizing health care and retirement benefits for the elderly when there are proportionately fewer workers to support them.
He noted that other researchers have shown that the elderly, when eating tomato soup, must add more than twice as much salt as a young person does in order to achieve the same taste.
"When Shielding Money Clashes With Elders' Free Will" ("Golden Opportunities" series, Business Day, Dec. 24) focuses on the rights and responsibilities of the elderly when making financial and life decisions.
In each case study the camera lingers on the images of the elderly when they were young and happy, the presumption being that all the parents we're seeing gave their children lives rich and full.
Tuesday was Taiwan's government-recognized "Day for the Elderly," when officials hand out packets of money — in some cases amounting to as much as $300 — to citizens 80 and older.
