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Meanings of teenage angst in English

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Usage of teenage angst in English
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Richard - Started playing drums at 14 to vent teenage angst.
Radio NZ
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So the novel is not about teenage angst in general.
The Guardian
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Nobody wants to be the Sarah Palin of teenage angst.
The Irish Times
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His features were more defined now, his eyes no longer downcast in teenage angst.
In the hat: a novel of suspense
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They sang about teenage angst and kicks, cousins and girlfriends.
The Guardian
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The state of emergency, the cold war, the Berlin Wall, Polish Solidarity and teenage angst.
The South African
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As a child she was a shy, melancholic loner riddled with very early-onset teenage angst.
The Guardian
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Does Ruby have teenage angst, much less resentments?
Reuters
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Henry leaned against the chainlink, smoking a cigarette and trying to look full of teenage angst.
The waste lands
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The folks don't look like me -but I infused the whole thing with teenage angst.
The Guardian
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Growing up gay coming to terms both with my sexuality and teenage angst, Madonna was a lifeline.
The Guardian
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For long parts of the picture the horror is merely background noise to a tale of teenage angst.
The Irish Times
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Do they simply show teenage angst and creative expression, or highlight a worrying deterioration of teenage mental health?
The Guardian
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Just without the teenage angst, sexual confusion and inappropriate behaviour of a beloved teacher, it should be stressed.
The Guardian
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Meek expanded the possibilities of recorded sound in a series of records that remain perfect distillations of teenage angst.
The Guardian
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The soundtrack is by Alex Turner and adds to the teenage angst vibe and nostalgic quality of the film.
The Irish Times
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