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Meanings of teenage rebellion in English

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Usage of teenage rebellion in English
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We suspect a good dose of teenage rebellion may be in store.
The South African
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In other words, it's teenage rebellion in the form of sobriety.
Radio NZ
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Went to the Black Court as a kind of teenage rebellion.
Blood rites
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I swallowed it fast in an act of fat teenage rebellion.
The Guardian
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She had paid a heavy price for her teenage rebellion.
Silent killer
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Out of all this teenage rebellion lark, I really hate him calling me 'Ma.'
Independent.ie
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So please: no more clichés about this being the sacred text of teenage rebellion, adolescent angst.
The Guardian
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The teenage rebellion has well and truly started.
Independent.ie
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Even ordinary savers are enjoying a teenage rebellion.
Reuters
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It started as a harmless teenage rebellion.
The Guardian
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When the whole piercing craze started, I genuinely believed it was the ultimate act of teenage rebellion.
The Irish Times
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The boys define the term as "a teenage rebellion against low expectations of an ungodly culture."
Wired
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The trials and tribulations of family life: the petty squabbles, the sibling rivalries, sexual confusion and teenage rebellion.
Independent.ie
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The trouble with this claim is that teenage rebellion is largely temporary; hair grows back, outfits can be changed.
The Guardian
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Associated with teenage rebellion since the late 1950s, these clothes now tend to look distinctly staid and not at all daring.
The Irish Times
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All talk of anger, frustration and teenage rebellion was entirely irrelevant and "the punk revolution" was nowhere to be seen.
The Irish Times
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