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Rothmans, long a purveyor of midline suits, has undertaken a rebranding, moving to a new space just north of Union Square, and attempting to update the product mix, take it younger, more aspirational.

Moving James to breakfast, where 38-year-old Moyles has been since 2004, would take it even younger.

BIFF: Take it easy, Pop! YOUNG BERNARD: Mrs. Loman!

"He can't take it that a young fella is taking over the game.' Baby, I'm still doing it.

By Luke Mogelson "I can't take it anymore!" a young Sunni fighter near Mosul said, tears streaking his face.

The third option is to shrug and walk away, and I was tempted to take it at the Young Vic.

But critics mired in the winter of their discontent take it out on young filmmakers who dare to look ahead with constructive energy.

Take it in stride, young buck.

Well, take it from this young, 100% plugged-in online brand builder.

Armed with this information, parents and teachers should take it seriously when young people repeatedly express boredom with their studies.

It is, I take it, aimed at the younger gallery-goer and so one isn't really allowed to be sniffy.