Hispanics, by contrast, are much younger, with a relatively large part of Hispanic women in their prime childbearing years.
Some big changes jump out: the grandparents in his office are getting much younger, with a median age in the late 40s now.
Those who opposed the government's position, by contrast, appeared to be much younger, with their language influenced by computers and western visual culture.
A cratered section of the surface appeared to be billions of years old, showing a history of impacts, while other areas seemed much younger, with chasms, hummocks, and eroded ridges that might indicate either tectonic processes or atmospheric erosion.
Mr. Daniels is 43 but looks much younger with his lean, athletic physique and shaggy surfer-boy hair, an unfortunate consequence, he said, of a fading dye job after his last role and the wig-anchoring scalp requirements for "Liaisons".
(He noted, however, that methane ice is softer than water ice, which might limit skiing opportunities). A cratered section of the surface appeared to be billions of years old, showing a history of impacts, while other areas seemed much younger, with chasms, hummocks, and eroded ridges that might indicate either tectonic processes or atmospheric erosion.
"Obviously, a 'conversation' looks very different with much younger children: with infants, it might be taking turns exchanging giggles or coos; with toddlers, it might be repeating and expanding their sentences; and with older children, it might be asking 'who, what, where, and how' questions.
Walter's age and obtuseness suggest the Professor from "Uncle Vanya," who also returns with a much younger woman, with whom lovely Nell shares many traits.
He was having heart problems and had learned that his wife, Alma, was having an affair with Walter Gropius, a much younger man with a promising career as an architect.
There was a photograph on it of a much younger woman with the name Rossette.
(b) A little black dress worn by a much younger woman with the same name.
