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QLC
(redirected from Quarterlife crisis)

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QLCQuarter Life Crisis (band)
QLCQuarterlife Crisis (book by Alexandra Robbins & Abby Wilner)
QLCQuality of Life Council (est. 1997; Indiana)
QLCQuinte Labour Council (Ontario, Canada)
QLCQuality of Life Care (est. 2006; Austin, TX)
QLCQuaternary Linear Code


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Damien Barr, British author of Get it together: surviving your quarterlife crisis, says the essence of the crisis is 'feeling you should be having, doing or being more.
Twixters, tweeners and quarter-life crisis by Allison, Sheila / Youth Studies Australia
Two years before, she snagged a piece of the Zeitgeist as the wunderkind co-author of Quarterlife Crisis, which dealt with the "unique challenges" of affluent twenty-somethings as they move from college to the real world.
Twisted sisters: the depravities of some sororities by Sullivan, Margaret / Washington Monthly
QLC - Quarterlife Crisis (book by Alexandra Robbins & Abby Wilner)
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