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Juvenile has a number of uses:

A juvenile can be an individual organism that has not yet reached its adult form, maturity or size; for humans this is called a child.
For the 1990s rapper, see Juvenile

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JuvenileJuvenile has a number of uses: A juvenile can be an individual organism that has not yet reached its adult form, maturity or size; for humans this is called a child. For the 1990s rapper, see Juvenile.	Juvenile (rapper)Juvenile (born Terius Gray is a gangsta rapper from New Orleans. He began recording in a distinctive southern style with Being Myself ( 1995, Warlock Records). In 1997, Solja Rags Juvenile's debut with Cash Money Records, was an underground hit. In 1999,	Juvenile fantasyIn juvenile fantasy protagonists are usually children or teens who have unique abilities, gifts, possessions or even allies that allow them to face powerful adversaries. Harry Potter is the powerful young wizard, some of the children of the Dark is Rising
Juvenile delinquencyJuvenile delinquency refers to antisocial or criminal acts performed by juveniles. It is an important social issue because juveniles are capable of committing serious crimes, but society must also recognize that responsibility for juvenile behavior goes b	Juvenile hormoneIn insects, juvenile hormone (also neotenin refers to a group of hormones which ensures growth of the larva, while preventing metamorphosis. It is secreted by a gland located behind the brain. Juvenile hormone is also important for the production of eggs	Juvenile Delinquents ActThe Juvenile Delinquents Act of the Government of Canada was an Act passed in 1908 to deal with criminal acts of youths aged 7 to 16 (or 18, depending on jurisdiction). In 1984, it was replaced by the Young Offenders Act. In 2002, that was replaced by the
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