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young blood

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young blood
young people in an organization who will provide new ideas and energy These companies are suffering from a lack of young blood.
See also: blood, young


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His companions had passed on whilst he was at his orisons; but his young blood and the fresh morning air both invited him to a scamper.
"Then it is not true," resumed Coictier hotly, "that gout is an internal eruption; that a wound caused by artillery is to be cured by the application of a young mouse roasted; that young blood, properly injected, restores youth to aged veins; it is not true that two and two make four, and that emprostathonos follows opistathonos.
This baseness on her part of course aroused my young blood to fever heat; I jumped up, and away I flew.
 
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