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- adjective After the
baby boomers .
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The hope is that an increasing number of beleaguered postboomer parents are far more open to the message that a realistic understanding of their efforts to make ends meet, perhaps even invoking guilt, is worth it in this pervasively consumerist world.
Childhood Unbound Ron Taffel 2009
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The hope is that an increasing number of beleaguered postboomer parents are far more open to the message that a realistic understanding of their efforts to make ends meet, perhaps even invoking guilt, is worth it in this pervasively consumerist world.
Childhood Unbound Ron Taffel 2009
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Cobain, the Nirvana frontman who'd go down in history as the angsty, nihilistic voice of the postboomer generation, had cracked a joke.
Cries From The Heart 2007
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Judith Warner's essay calling Poser the latest entry in the "burgeoning literature of postboomer-female midlife crisis," I stiffened defensively.
Slate Magazine Emily Bazelon 2011
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"Boomer" has gotten such a bum rap that even our new president, who is a clear-cut boomer demographically (the boom years ran through 1964), has sought to link himself to a younger generation with a postboomer mentality, one that types with its thumbs to communicate and is not tainted by the cultural wars of the 1960s.
Population Statistic 2009
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From alternative music (Xzibit, Sex Pistols) to cutting-edge sports (BMX bike racing, XFL football), from cool new technology (Mac OS X, Imax films) to designer drugs (Ecstasy, Xanax), says Farmer, the postboomer generation of 20 - and 30-somethings - a generation highly coveted by advertisers - responds to anything '' X '' as signifying '' the promise of things yet to be discovered '' and the '' ecstasy of really ` being alive. '' '
Adland 2009
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Poser: My Life in Twenty-Three Yoga Poses" is what Warner calls "the latest installment in the burgeoning literature of postboomer-female midlife crisis."
NYT > Home Page By LISA BELKIN 2011
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