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• The Israeli soldiers here strut like any yoof the lover is ridiculous, rousing, and sad all at once.
• Still, she's really rather good : none of the overgrown-yoof presenting she favours on Big Brother, much more concerned ( grown-up ) friend.
• Due to the incompetence of Yoof, an EEM is sent to "'Lou Martin "', a slacker, instead of Martin Louis, an upwardly mobile young lawyer and philanthropist.
• Fiach Kelly, writing in " The Irish Independent ", reported on the " yoof element " where " you could be forgiven for thinking you had arrived at a rather large teenage disco ".
• Some people get knocked down and they just quit and say, ` Hey, this isn't going to work .'But that's wheThe ever eththe " yinthe rabohicis esps am Tfor tch doe pho Lo yoof
• :Urban Dictionary is the place to go for teh yoof argot, although you are bound to get a lot of conflicting or downright bullshit definitions . " meltBanana " 04 : 10, 9 January 2011 ( UTC)
• Ali G, a boorish, uneducated, faux-streetwise poseur with a deeply stereotypical view of the world, first came to prominence on Channel 4's " The 11 O'Clock Show " as the " voice of da yoof " in 1998.
• The show made it principally because of the commitment of its creative team, a threesome that includes an Irish rock singer, the leading producer of what the British press call " yoof TV " ( as in " Youth TV " ) and the youngest life peer in the House of Lords.
• Myke Bartlett of " The Weekly Review " praised the script as " fast enough and funny enough to keep the kids hooked, with degrees of cleverness and subtlety likely to please a more mature palate . " Bartlett concluded his review by stating that viewers finally have " a reason to watch ABC3 . " He also added, " it's good stuff : pacey and addictive yoof-tainment with snazzy packaging and a compelling'what if'existential premise ."