Name the generation for babys born from 1969-1988?
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Most people recognize generation X as the group that followed Baby Boomers.There may be additional sub groupings. However, they all are merely titles given to groups of persons based on date of birth in Western civilization and what their effect is on culture and economy.
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here ya go\n\nryan- 20 years old born August 30 1986\nbrendon- 19 years old born April 12 1987
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Not many.  Look here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/March_8#Births
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nope, sorry, the 90's for me were like the 60's for my parents
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Ask the people who live next door to me.\n\nMarried 65 years with 10 children.
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31\n\nBorn 11/03/1975
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There's actually no precise breakdown.  Boomers, in theory, should end by 1961, because after that, there's kinda a baby bust for a few years.  But, lately, everyone wants to make these numbers encompass everyone, which isn't really as easy as it sounds.
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The 90's are usually referred to as Generation Y (seeing as how it came after X, clever, huh?) or Generation Me.
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a person throughout their life cycle.  Baby, adult, old age
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/January_19#Births
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Although the origins of the term "Generation X" go back at least as far as the early 1960s, it was popularized by Douglas Coupland's 1991 novel Generation X: Tales for an Accelerated Culture, in which Coupland describes the angst of those born between roughly 1960 and 1965, who, while technically part of the Baby Boom Generation, feel no connection to its cultural icons.\n\nThe term Generation Y first appeared in an August 1993 Ad Age editorial to describe those teenagers born between 1974 -1980.The scope of the term has changed greatly since then, to include, in many cases, anyone born as late as 2001. There is still no precise definition of years.
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Todays 60s are yesterdays 40s.  Go get you some.
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the older you get the faster time will pass. im almost 53,but i still recall being in hs, college and serving in the army in the early 70s.i remember fondly of my daughters birth as well as happy events in my life but they came and went.dont waste a single minute on trivial things.
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The Social Security administration has lists.\n\nhttp://www.ssa.gov/pressoffice/pr/baby-names2005-pr.htm
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from parents XXh and XY the offspring would be:\n\nXX (a noncarrying female), XY (a normal male), XXh (a carrier female), and XhY (a hemophiliac male)
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None.  I had a classmate in law school who was in her 50s.  She had been a kindergarten teacher for 20+ years before that. One of her former students was in the group of law students a year behind us!
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Nope I was born 1969.