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YW
(redirected from Young Women)

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YWYou're Welcome
YWYoung Women (Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints youth program)
YWWater Barge (Self-Propelled)
YWYeah, Whatever
YWY-Wing (Star Wars)
YWYoung Writer (writer aged 12 to 22)
YWYoung Wizards (online forum)
YWYreka Western Railroad
YWYottawatt (10^24 watts)
YWYes, Way (response to: no way)
YWYo, Wassup (chat)
YWYarisWorld
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She was spending the afternoon with Doris Lowery, her mentor through a United Way of Lane County program that puts together adult female mentors with young women living in foster homes.
A breath of HOPE by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
Dr Gabrielle Caswell, head of the Cosmetic Physicians Society, says young women are turning to Botox to follow fleeting fashion trends.
Botox use becoming as common as hair dye for blasE[umlaut] Gen Y by Asian News International
The Queen is patron of YWCA England and Wales, the charity working with young women from disadvantaged backgrounds.
Jude parties at Palace by Birmingham Mail (England)
 
 
 
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