The lioness The first to admit her affair, this lioness is said to be twenty cat years younger than Stripes' wife.
Processing payments can be quite a headache for young startups, and Stripe tries to make the process as easy as possible so that they can focus on what's important: building a company.
Find it on Google Maps, wedged between Reading and Slough, and you'd think it only had about five streets – yet it was replete with wrong'uns of every stripe; young and old, bronzed and pale, wankered and not-quite-as-wankered.
Pedestrians come in all stripes: young and old, infirm and agile.
Crucially for Mr Romney, that economic discontent is shared by Americans of all stripes: young and old, rich and poor, male and female, white and minority.Mr Obama has tried to counter this by highlighting policies he has championed to help each of those slices of the population.
"Young people of all stripes including young Republicans are very supportive of both acknowledging that we have a climate problem and humans are contributing to it," he said.
I'm just enough of a romantic to want to give a young fellow a red stripe down his pant leg before his number's up, that's all.
Young economists of every stripe are more inclined to work on real-world subjects and dip into bordering disciplines -- psychology, criminology, sociology, even neurology -- with the intent of rescuing their science from its slavish dependence upon mathematical models.
Similarly, "Animal Spots and Stripes" teaches young children pattern-recognition skills as it highlights the differences between striped caterpillars and spotted butterflies, striped zebras and spotted giraffes, and other contrasting pairs.
Around the country, young Australians of all stripes were becoming devotees of the band.
