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That's it, a good night's sleep and my clock is all sorted thanks to advice from the Octogenarians who insist that jet lag is a modern invention just so that people can show off that they've been on holiday.
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That's it, a good night's sleep and my clock is all sorted thanks to advice from the Octogenarians who insist that jet lag is a modern invention just so that people can show off that they've been on holiday.
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That's it, a good night's sleep and my clock is all sorted thanks to advice from the Octogenarians who insist that jet lag is a modern invention just so that people can show off that they've been on holiday.
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(Octogenarians can get away with anything — instead of phoning the police, people will just smile and write me off as senile but sweet.)
Do You Sweat Over the Details? Harry 2008
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There should be a support group for these guys — Octogenarians Anonymous.
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The magazine has just gathered together a more seasoned group of movers and shakers by focusing on the other end of the age spectrum with its list of 80 Over 80: The Most Powerful Octogenarians in America.
The Most Powerful Octogenarians in America scottedelman 2008
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But don't worry: Octogenarians will be on hand to troubleshoot any technological problems that might arise.
Archive 2004-11-01 2004
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Octogenarians drive the roads every day, and manage their estates with ripe discretion and unabated interest in affairs.
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Octogenarians elope, and Mr. Gilbert's elderly baby died a _blasé_ old _roué_ of five.
Without Prejudice Israel Zangwill 1895
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The United Flying Octogenarians think they should.
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