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maturity
noun as in adulthood, full growth
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"Since it reaches maturity at around four years of age and lives for 12-15 years, it lays just about four-five eggs in its lifetime and many of these eggs are destroyed by predators," Mr Dookia says.
Carmello, who received one of her Tony nominations for her performance in the Broadway premiere of “Parade,” finds a youthful voice for Kimberly but imbues it with hints of the powerful maturity in her final numbers that brings home the poignant poetry of this fable of a show.
“The big thing all year is going to be how quickly we can get the young guys to get the maturity to their game,” said coach Greg Cronin, who is entering his second season behind the bench.
As he started singing, Cowell's eyes lit up as he registered Liam's newfound maturity and charisma.
“As the holder of the bond, you would clip the coupons and turn them in for the interest payment and then upon maturity, you would turn the bond in for the stated amount,” said financial planner Amy Greene LoCascio, co-founder and managing partner of Eamon Capital Management.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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