Unless the stock market begins roaring like the 1982-2000 version, most boomers will find that their biggest asset is not their 401(k) but their house.

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He started roaring like a lion.

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Mr. TSHALLO CHOKWE (Performer, Amajuba: Like Doves We Rise): We're like roaring young lions.

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Just like the roaring lion or the gorilla pounding his chest.

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These days, multicolored block letters are most popular, he says, as are embellishments like blooming flowers and roaring lions.

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The anger that night was the real roaring forge, the furnace that takes you and twists you like steel.

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Radiologist Robert Gatenby has used a branch of mathematics known as catastrophe theory, previously used to study things like bridge collapses, to examine why tumors often come roaring back after first responding to chemotherapy.

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Mining giants like Rio Tinto, Freeport-McMoran and Glecore figured the roaring Chinese demand for raw materials would bail them out of any mega- takeover that meant borrowing a bundle of debt to diversify into aluminum or gold or copper was the path to growth, higher profits and ecstatic shareholders.

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We all like to think of summer as a blur of beach balls and barbecues but once the weekend comes roaring around it can also be filled with pressure to make the most of it.

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I'm particularly looking forward to seeing how St Helens respond to an uncharacteristically quiet year, following the progress of last year's "coming teams" like Hull KR, Warrington, Huddersfield and Wakefield, and checking whether Wigan and Bradford will come roaring back.

BBC: Behind the mic