60s

I was a student in the '60s, a time of social upheaval and questioning, and on a personal level, an awakening sense of idealism.

It seemed to back in the late 60s and early 70s as if America would be a space bearing nation.

In an era of runaway screen violence, the '60s ideal that the young should be allowed to see what they want has been corrupted.

W: I got to know Allen Ginsberg in the early '60s when he was in Kyoto for a time and staying with Gary.

My mother used to drive me to a lot of movies when I was a little girl, and I ended up seeing a lot of the great films of the 60s and 70s.

Performance in many jobs depends on how much you know and how well you know it, both of which increase well into your 60s.

We have known at least since the '60s that this kind of self-touch actually reduces pain.

He compared the teen star to the British pop group The Beatles, who were adored by girls all over the world back in the 60s.

Several officials in their 60s with experience as technocrats and in the military and intelligence services also seem to be in the running.

Later on she told me that she tried to leave him, but it wasn't so easy back in the 60s, especially when you had five children.

Also, Italian fashion is more internationally acclaimed and French fashion has no longer the importance it had in the 40s, 50s, and 60s.

You can compare EGL to what COBOL did in the '60s: make it easy to code applications that were originally written in Assembler language.

A woman in her 60s told me that she has not spoken to her mother for many years because her mother had been so abusive in her childhood.

By the end of the 60s, after her divorce from the actor Mel Ferrer, Audrey decided to retire while she was on top.

In some ways it was an apology for how America made him a sporting, cultural, and social outcast in the 60s.

Remember Ronnie Wood, the Rolling Stones guitarist who, in his early 60s, left his wife for a 20-something Russian model?

The U. S. study found three quarters of all baby boomers considered themselves to be middle-aged or younger, even if they were in their 60s.

Well, you know, in the middle ' 60s , the first antidepressants came out .

Any American who has bought a pack of cigarettes since the mid-'60s might have seen the health warnings.

Faced with the 60s youth thing, some of the famous old songwriters went into deep shock for the rest of their lives.

Men in their 60s are already the fastest-growing segment of the workforce, although this has not made up for the overall decline.

In the 60s, North Korea was one of the most industrialised of East Asian nations.

The '60s sexual revolution, and the widespread availability of the birth control pill, changed all that.

Commonly referred to as the day the '60s died, the Altamont Free Concert turned into one gigantic disaster.

Thus, we have at least four " likenesses " of Washington in his 60s, each differing distinctly from the others.

During a conversation with a chief in his 60s who had four younger wives, a CIA official pulled out a bag of Viagra.

The 60s was the golden age of the study of language varieties, and 70s was the prosperous times of literary stylistics .

Inevitably, however, some workers will be physically unable to go on working into their late 60s.

She has become something of a heroine at the Over 60s Club.

The German government punished him by drafting him into the army in his 60s, but he was discharged after six weeks.

Among the faces of many old men and women, aunt Zhang had an expressive face. In her 60s, she dressed very well.

I added a vintage 60s Venini chandelier and a few hand towels monogrammed in orange from Leontine Linens.

Known for her seductive stripteases and glove-tight lingerie in classic films of the late 50s and 60s.

As for standing close to the speakers at a rock concert, Dr. Rauch said, "All the '60s and '70s rockers are as deaf as can be. "

Therefore, since the 60s of this century, and gradually formed a new discipline- Digital Signal Processing.

Now in his late 60s, he had mastered the skill of sightless tours*, using his remaining four senses to create pictures in his mind.

Take this example: back in the mid-60s predictions were made about how humans perceived vertical and horizontal distances differently.

A few years ago, homeowners in their 60s with big mortgages could sell their homes for a profit and buy smaller places or rent.

After decades of effort, until the last century, the early 60s finally realize this desire.

I would not go that far. Energetic people now routinely work through their 60s and beyond, and remain dazzlingly productive.

You know, we really learned everything in the '60s.

"In the 1940s, 50s and 60s, the culture was still filled with negative, stereotyped images of black people, " he said.

In physically demanding occupations, it is true, some may be unable to work into their late 60s.

Sometime in the 60s A. D. might be a reasonable guess for when Luke wrote his Gospel.

While only 5% of divorces are among the over-60s, the rate of disengagement is growing fast.

But the '60s left me with a problem.

The bank found that 11 per cent of people in their 70s and a third of those in their 60s are still in some kind of paid employment.

You might conclude that the thing to do is to shackle finance as it was shackled in the 1950s and 60s.

Oddly enough, some of the greatest resistance to sex ed arose during the sexual revolution of the late '60s and early '70s.

The literature on Technological Gatekeepers goes back to the end of the 60s and refers to studies conducted at firm level.

Mr Obama's approval ratings remain in the 60s, despite the pressure of a global crisis, and the Republicans remain unpopular and rudderless.

These banlieues grew out of the immigrant worker shanty towns which became recruiting grounds for the FLN in the 50s and 60s.

They took in their first baby when they were in their mid-60s after they found her lying abandoned in the snow outside a train station.

Style your hair into a nice, big '60s ponytail and stick your favorite badges in the poofy part.

Compared with the 1950s and '60s, fewer women work outside the home, and their outfits are much more conservative than what you see here.

The over-60s do not just spend more on music albums than teenagers. They spend more on pop-music albums.

In the '60s, work was pitted against leisure, work was the trap your parents were in.

SAN FRANCISCO conjures up images of hippies and of free love , the psychedelic 60s and leftist politics.

A gifted artist in his early 60s, the patient was a liver transplant candidate who learned he had hepatitis B some 20 years earlier.

She was the queen of fashion during the 60s.

So near the end of the 60s, a new construction method for asphalt wearing courses emerged: what is known today as "Stone Mastic Asphalt" .

In the 1950s and 60s, Chanel was at the top of her game.

Newman so despised the character that he was appalled when Hud was subsequently adopted as a hip anti-hero for younger 60s audiences.

The scene neatly captured their own late '60s ambivalence toward the ever more synthetic landscape of their times.

You can hardly feel that he is already an old man in his 60s.

Starting out as an industrial design firm in late 60s West Germany, the firm has become a design consultancy with global influence.

Next to the iPhone platform, Microsoft's Windows platform looks like a Berkeley commune from the late 60s.

M -8 Moss Komi helicopter design bureau in the last century, in the early 60s launched a multi-purpose helicopter.

Beijing's involvement with Africa can be traced to the '50s and '60s, when it was keen on fomenting world revolution.

Set in Czechoslovakia in the late 60s, it explores the insignificance of our actions and existence, in beautiful language.

I remember, as a child of the '60s and '70s, my own attention deficit in school.

The boutique's owner Maureen Clavin has been helping the rich and famous sell their clothes since the early 60s.

In the 60s and 70s, high-school curricula included five years of French and three years of English.

the runway space articulates the building form between the 60s and 70s spaces and provides an exhilarating skyline to the street.

typical LDP candidates are in their late 60s and have little to say on matters affecting younger voters.

Woman in her 60s, vulnerable in her bed, versus a blade-wielding intruder.

Leave it to Jennifer Lopez to create the ultimate red-carpet revival of this retro '60s hair style.

The top slides open and the inside lights up. It makes me feel like a '60s Hollywood starlet!

About 50 percent of men in their 50s and 60s have microscopic prostate cancers.

On several recent visits to Marks and Spencer, my firm found most shoppers to be foreigners or Chinese women in their 50s and 60s.

But as we used to say in the '60s, the personal is political.

A child of the '60s, Jobs told me about his idealistic vision for Apple: to become a $10 billion company that didn't lose its soul.

When they went public in 1991 , they revealed how easy it was to make circles even for men in their 60s .

CH-60S would be the most modern medium weight multi-purpose helicopter of US Navy, contract signed and first flight in 1997.

Helen was in her 60s , had red hear , and tons of self-respect-something I was really lacking.

Old movies from the 60s and 80s, an open-air cinema, and the great wall in the background all go together to make a relaxing setting.

Contrary to the views of more myopic partners, Bob Baldwin saw Morgan Stanley as fighting for its life [in the late '60s and early '70s].

Pitkeathley, in her 60s , says she still feels ill-equipped for everyday battles .

The longer people in a country keep working, the better, as a group, they do on the tests when they are in their early 60s.

Experimental types in the '60s believed that LSD was a wonder drug that could cure alcoholism.

In the U. S. , the boxy bus developed a following among hippies and became a counterculture symbol of the '60s.

hard rock evolved in the late ' 60s , as psychedelia and blues rock began pushing the boundaries of amplification and blues - based riffs.

A married couple in their early 60s was celebrating their 35th wedding anniversary in a quiet, romantic little restaurant.

Put another way, a Korean man over 75 is more likely to be working than a Frenchman in his early 60s.

It was in the 60s that East Village saw a huge influx of artistic forces from the tenants who moved down there for its cheap rents.

My goal is not to prove to you that 60s it is close to 60 seconds.

Angela was a child of the 60s, the decade of female emancipation.

Yuguang Zheng and Shuyin Yang were retired and in their 60s. A pediatrician and a chemist respectively.

Some are leftists of the '60s generation, others are curious newcomers to political activism.

During the Cultural Revolution of the '60s and '70s, the Red Guard attacked the Shaolin Temple, along with other religious orders.

That revolution is slow and incremental. It's been going on since the 60s.

The story take the early 60s as the background, the refraction is actually the 90s people's exhausted soul.

Much of the technology in our current electrical grid was developed in the 60s and is wasteful and not very smart.

RETRO ROCKS: Create hooded sweatshirts in iconic 60s silhouettes, featuring A-line shapes and rounded hoods.

Energetic people now routinely work through their 60s and beyond, and remain dazzlingly productive.

He started writing at the end of the 60s and has written a large number of poems and essays in the 70s .

Throughout the 1950s and 60s Pinyin was widely used within China as a tool for promoting literacy.

Some time ago - in the 60s and before - entry to Oxford and Cambridge was not entirely on merit.

It's basically the story of three well-heeled guys on one of those self-help vacations that upper-class searchers took in the '60s.

Some people actually believe that Revelation was written in the 60s when Nero was himself the emperor.

And Richard, you were telling me earlier that a transplant for someone in their 60s and 70s can really prolong their life.

I remember back in the 60s the Chinese 5 year plans were a subject for amusement. Who's laughing now?

Just a block from Columbia Heights, Capote lived in a large basement apartment at 70 Willow Street in the '50s and '60s.

Already, half of China's over-60s live alone, a situation unthinkable before, when four generations would live under one roof.

American youths of the 60s are a rebellious generation.

The 60s was like a UFO landing. A lot of people heard about it, but very few actually saw it.

That percentage jumped to 77% by the end of World War II and stayed at about 70% through the late 60s, Gallup says.

When Buffett first bought AXP in the early 60s it was when they were in the midst of the famous (at that time) 'salad oil scandal. '

Scots actor director, Peter Mullan, has made an expertly - crafted but grim film about the Catholic Church in Ireland in the mid-60s.

But in the 60s of the same century these lands were bought by the city government and the fort became a warehouse for some explosives.

Many salespeople are in their 50s and 60s, since elderly customers trust such people more than whippersnappers.

The final screenplay described Qui-Gon in his 60s, far older than actor Liam Neeson.

Eldest, docile, hideously obedient and reasonably smart girl child of the 50s and 60s, getting good grades was easy.

In the late '60s and early '70s, feminists were saying that porn trained guys to be rapists.

Multiple myeloma is a cancer of white blood cells that attacks and destroys bone and which more commonly afflicts people in their mid-60s.

20th century 60s, own brand became rivals of manufacturer brand especially for the packaged consumer goods.

China officially became an "old" country in 2000 when its share of over-60s reached 10% of the population, or 130m.

Some firms try to hook them in their 60s, to build brand loyalty early.

So make up was going to be strong. Thick 60s eyeliner full red lips and long lashes.

Room at the top is limited, and there is little prospect of another 60s-style surge in good jobs.

Room at the top is limited, and there is little prospect of another 60s-style surge in good jobs.

Reports of conflict dropped markedly if the boss was in his 60s.

As Chang is in his 60s, he finds it difficult to achieve his goals for CIMC Raffles by himself.

QUESTION FROM JDOLLENMAYER: A lifelong problem for me, procrastination seems on the wane now that I'm in my 60s.

Until the 60s of last century, the dream of human lunar exploration was realized.

In the mid-60s, Hare was working as a prison psychologist in Vancouver.

The EQ's on British consoles from the 60s and 70s are what many engineers believe does their sound the best justice.

2008: The actress looked happy and healthy at the MTV Video Music Awards in waist-length waves and frosty '60s-chic makeup.

From the 60s of last century, computer-assisted handwriting studies began.

Now in her early 60s, a citizen of Finland now living in Norway, she is retired after surviving a serious car accident in 1985.

Now in her early 60s, a citizen of Finland now living in Norway, she is retired after surviving a serious car accident in 1985.

Under the influence of postmodernism, a current of reflection swept through the whole western academic circles in 60s of 20th century.

The term "downager" reflects the growing "act younger, live younger" attitude of the over-60s.

You remember the space race in the '60s was for national prestige, because we lost the first two milestones.

If a patient was apneic (no spontaneous ventilation for 60s) manual ventilation should be commenced.

During the 1950s and 60s Paul Newman had a legendary sex appeal.

And not the alien-style glamour but the nice, clean, early '60s version.

Mr. Schneider: Stamps from the Cultural Revolution have become very popular; the value of Chinese stamps from the '60s and '70s is enormous.

So the Occupy posters include many clenched fists, an emblem identified with the late '60s and early '70s New Left.

Heavy Metal also derived from the shatteringly loud blues-rock and psychedelia of the late '60s.

Not well-known to many outside of China, Ai Xuan is in his 60s and graduated from the Chinese Academy of Fine Arts in the late 1960s.

A former medic in Hitler's army Paul Schaefer fled child abuse charges in Germany in the 60s.

Only the over-60s remembered how a market economy worked.

This might get the average woman in a contraceptive-free society as far as her early 60s.

Both are presided over by men in their 60s, one a restaurateur, the other a chef.

In the 1950s and '60s, we worried about the Soviet Union and its march toward modernization.

Psychology researchers conducted a lot of studies in the 1950s and '60s on the relationship between psychedelic drugs and creativity.

From the perspective of human space exploration, that water is the most important scientific discovery since the '60s.

The story of the last century the late'60s.

In the 1950s and '60s, students wore Western-style clothing; young men and women interacted relatively freely.

In the '60s and '70s, he used his fame and panache to his advantage.

1, Release duration: adjustable in accordance with requirement under 60s.

3AM: Your mother wanted to publish The First Man in the 60s but the climate wasn't right.

That was true of the baby boomer generation of Greeks, now in their 50s and 60s, and the baby boomer politicians.

The counter-culture is precisely the 60s, particularly in the late 60s the literary and art work main melody.

I'm sorry to laugh here, but you do look so different than you did in Haight-Ashbury in the '60s.

Marilyn Monroe was considered the ultimate sex symbol of the 1950s and early 60s.

A homemade movie about elderly romance has become an unexpected hit of South Korean, starring actors in their 60s and 70s.

"Om" never did it for me - not even in the mystic 60s.

This compares with 16 per cent of those in their 60s and 70s questioned in the report who had actually taken early retirement.

Uh-huh. -And this was in the late '60s. -Right.

In the 60s, uses in treating Alseodaphne hainanensis and the common liver function barrier.

In the 1950s and '60s, women were able to pursue professional careers in fields such as medicine.

"Once you hit your 60s, disability insurance is expensive, " Mr. Podnos said.

The exhibition contains five series arranged in chorological order, covering his works from the 1910s to the 60s.

"The sites were huge, " said Barthelette, who served 18 months during the '60s at Beale Air Force Base.

When the population reached its 50s or 60s, the mortality rate dramatically zoomed skyward.

It was the first time Woods had three straight rounds in the 60s on the PGA Tour since the Deutsche Bank Championship last year.

And we knew it was volcanic back in the '60s, '70s.

All three authors are in or fast approaching their 60s.

All three authors are in or fast approaching their 60s.

the 20s 60s exhibition spaces tumble over each other allowing glimpses into and from adjoining genres.

The sweet spot for investors begins when they're in their early 60s.

These low buildings were demolished in the late 60s.

It is of older construction - built in the late '60s or early '70s.

Some translators are in their 60s and 70s and in poor physical condition - and some don't even speak the right language.

In Beijing, meanwhile, the Palace Museum had few visitors in the 1950s and '60s.

Though my parents are already in their 60s, they are young at heart.

I started to commute between Chicago and Los Angeles a lot in the mid-'60s.

Aspects of our research work on the tapping began in the late 60s.

That's why psychologists trained parents to use spanking that way for 25 years [from the] late '60s to mid-'90s.

SPIEGEL: Butweren't you, as a sexual scientist, also fighting against the uptightness ofthe 1950s and '60s?

This effort was initiated in the late '60s to document every facet of F 1 and J 2 engine production to assist in any future restart.

That experience, along with other acts of discrimination, sparked her interest and work in the civil rights movement of the 1950s and '60s.

In the first region, an early screening program detects such people in their 60s.

In the late 1950s and early '60s, her experience wasn't unique for people our age.

Just because you hit your 60s, it doesn't mean your brain starts to power down.

How do we reclaim the 1950s and 60s era of productive innovation?

So now, we had a 3D database of everything Brad Pitt's face can do at age 87, in his 70s and in his 60s.

"It's like NASA in the '60s, " he told me.

Something happened in the late 1950s and early '60s.

Instead of developing, as we'd all hoped in the '60s, things had got worse.

A new use has been discovered for a substance named "dry water" , which was discovered in the 60s.

When testing was banned in the '60s, C-14 levels dropped.

In design, we can certainly give a website a vintage look and feel to remind us of our childhood, high school or the '60s. . . or the '30s.

this is a ' 60s flashback . all your bigger rock stars have ' em.

Many over-60s may never have played a video game, nor have any inclination to do so.

Now in her mid-60s, she runs at least 2 miles every day.

Ages range from early 30s to early 60s, with the median in the 40s.

I was raised in the '50s and '60s, and manners were drilled into me.

Mathematicians do their best work in their 20s; orchestra conductors and diplomats peak in their 60s or 70s, he added.

This is you with, of course the famous dance team from the 60s.

Researchers recruited 19 undergrads and 32 adults in their 60s and 70s.

As men reach their 50s and 60s, testosterone decreases and they become less aggressive and more nurturing.

The fake Marcus, an Olympia house name in the '60s, is here with one of his finest works.

Where are the positive messages about the sex lives of people in their 50s, 60s, 70s and beyond?

The over-60s account for 5% of its workforce, 80% of which is part-time.

I purchased it in the late '60s and they delivered it in '69.

The rebel fighters I have seen, by the way, are all men, ranging in age from their teens to their 60s.

In America, TV moms of the 1950s and 60s were the "perfect" examples.

I run a team of 25 people aged from early 20s to mid-60s.

Is it true that "everybody knew" in the 1950s and '60s that smoking could kill you?

Time flies. My first life began with the birth of our country, which already passed more than half a century and enter its 60s.

Mr. Lee lived in the Pacific Northwest in the 1950s and '60s.

According to him, 70% of PKU's students were from rural areas in the 1950s. 60-70% in the 60s.

Some systems still use old databases created in the '60s and '70s with COBOL front ends, for example.

Express emerged in the 60s last century of the United States. It was a new industry to meet the need of the society.

For example, the idea of OOP first appeared in late 60s, but didn't gain real popularity until the 90s.

I design and build furniture, accessories and sometimes houses of the 50s, 60s and 70s in 1: 12, 1: 16 and 1: 24 scales.

It found that "one in eight of the over-60s and 4 per cent of people aged 80-84 were still repaying a mortgage" .

Among them was a couple in their 60s trying to get medical treatment in Egypt;

It is as exciting as New York, as sophisticated as Paris, as colourful as Hong Kong and as irreverent as '60s London.

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The Sexual Revolution of the 60s

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