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SYT
(redirected from Sweet Young Thing)

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SYTSweet Young Thing
SYTSave Your Time (software)
SYTSee You Tomorrow
SYTScottish Youth Theatre
SYTSee You There
SYTStandard Young Tableaux (enumerative combinatorics)
SYTSlit Your Throat
SYTSouth Yorkshire Times
SYTSuperYacht Technologies (Sanctuary Cove, Queensland, Australia)
SYTSexy Young Thing
SYTShankill Young Tartan (gang in Belfast, Northern Ireland)
SYTSo You Thought
SYTSCERA Youth Theater (Orem, Utah)
SYTStill Your Turn


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Here's where they hooked me: Matthew (played by Matthew Buckner), the sweet-natured, muscle-shirt-wearing leader of the group, selects a sweet young thing from the audience, seats her on a stool and informs her, via serenade, that as special as she is, "Girl You Make Me Want to Wait.
On the WB series Dawson's Creek, Katie Holmes plays Joey, a sweet young thing who falls for the
Not five minutes can pass in tonight's premiere without one of these young, strapping fiscal cowboys propositioning, being propositioned by or closing the deal with some sweet young thing.
 
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