infancy

With the Dodgers on the verge of etching their legacy with a possible third title in six years, this baby boom of sorts may be in its infancy.

The oil and gas industry has benefited from tax subsidies dating back more than a century, when the US tax code was in its infancy.

One of her earliest memories of food dates back to her infancy spent in Cameroon, when her mother fed her bowls of dal chawal, or lentils and rice.

"Caves contain lead, so they were all contaminated. Based on the tooth enamel studies, it started very early in infancy."

The most complex element of the performance, Del Toro believes, is playing “nothing,” meaning the blank, pure state of mind of a living being in infancy.