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quinquagenarian

adjective as in fifty

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That’s the story of the quinquagenarian Carrie Bradshaw in “And Just Like That …,” the “Sex and the City” sequel series that premiered last year.

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Until I became a quinquagenarian, that is.

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The two quinquagenarian fistic legends fought to an unofficial split draw in their eight-round outing, which headlined a fast-moving, sleekly produced telecast from a first-time broadcaster filled with unexpectedly entertaining fights and seamlessly integrated musical performances.

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And the program is now a quinquagenarian: No. 12 Maryland tipped off its 50th season as a varsity team Friday with a 94-72 win over Davidson at the Gulf Coast Showcase in Estero, Fla.

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Quinquagenarian boxers Mike Tyson, 54, and Roy Jones Jr., 51, have agreed to go eight rounds on Sept. 12.

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