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The sweet-looking James Franco is entirely charming as the young Allen Ginsberg in this rather tepid hybrid movie.
NEWYORKER: Howl
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Young Allen went to university and was expected to become a lawyer.
ECONOMIST: Allen Ginsberg
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Sam Riley, as Sal Paradise, the Kerouac figure, is almost as darkly handsome as Kerouac was, and the slender Tom Sturridge, with his big glasses, is charmingly silly as a sex-and-poetry-addled version of the young Allen Ginsberg.
NEWYORKER: On the Road
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Like many local children, young Allen was brought up to speak German as well as English, and it may be because of those early links that he took an interest in how Europe's most industrialised country was dealing with the problems of the environment.
ECONOMIST: Allen Kneese
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Young prodigy Allen has been a revelation since Martinez gave him a regular first-team chance last month and his performances have earned him man-of-the-match accolades.
BBC: Tudur Jones considering loan move
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Mitchell is a fine young actress, but Allen pushes her so far into the fidgets that one rather dreads her next appearance.
NEWYORKER: Melinda and Melinda
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The former child star plays beat poet Allen Ginsberg as a young student in the throes of literary revolution, along with his contemporaries Jack Kerouac and William Burroughs.
BBC: Entertainment & Arts
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Sluggers Matt Holliday, Allen Craig and Carlos Beltran remain a part of a dangerous lineup, and bright young arms Trevor Rosenthal, Shelby Miller and Joe Kelly could have an impact in the rotation and bullpen.
WSJ: MLB 2013: Challengers gear up to take down Giants
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Of all the young British female singers to sell millions of records in recent years (Amy Winehouse and Lily Allen being the prime examples), Laura Marling stands out for her unwillingness to reach for image-based, mainstream success.
NPR: British Invasion: Laura Marling's Fearless Folk
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The magazine was founded by Frederick Morgan and Joseph Bennett, two young men from Princeton University's class of 1943 who were encouraged by their teacher, poet Allen Tate, to establish a magazine.
WSJ: Culture City: The Quarterly Wins the Race
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Seven directors attended the meeting including the club's four owners - Allen, John Nixon, Steven Pattison and Andrew Jenkins - along with Lord Clark of Windermere, Dick Young and Norman Steel.
BBC: Carlisle boss given board backing