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Meanings of youngest generation in English

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Usage of youngest generation in English
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South Africa's youngest generation of workers have a tough time finding jobs.
The South African
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The scheme allocates houses according to how many men are in the family's youngest generation.
The Guardian
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Hopes for the survival of the Cook Islands language are pinned on the youngest generation.
Radio NZ
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For companies, the focus on the youngest generation is not just about selling toys or video games.
Reuters
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The youngest generation, often the first ones of the family born in the US, feel caught between two worlds.
BBC
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Will the youngest generation of iPad users ever physically have handled analogue dials, desktop calendars or yellowed paper notepads?
BBC
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That can include everything from how the oldest generation views its legacy to what the youngest generation expects from Christmas.
Reuters
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The broadcaster's commitment to the youngest generation of viewers -a notoriously tough audience to please -has looked doubtful of late.
The Irish Times
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At the forefront of the revolution is the youngest generation, climbers up to their mid-20s poised to take us to the next level.
Climbing Magazine
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The UK is heading out of the European Union against the wishes of 48% of the country and most of its youngest generation of voters.
The Guardian
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It's no surprise, then, that today's youngest generations will be exposed to (and no-doubt join) the social networks their elders already use.
BBC
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