But back in the day—like way back in the day, before baseball—pretzels were the food of royalty.
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But back in the day (and by "back in the day," we mean starting in 22015), there was another tool to post your gossip: Yik Yak.
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Here's an example: "back in the day that shit wouldnt fly" BACK IN THE DAY IF YOUR BLAZER WAS CRUMPLED AT THE OPERA YOU WENT TO PRISON.
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" He added: "Back in the day, we were individuals.
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Maybe Swift hung out with Pattinson back in the day?
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Usenet back in the day was kind of like this.
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It was mostly through video games back in the day.
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You guys were both on 4AD back in the day.
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Back in the day, lots of wood furniture was painted.
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I think that there was racism back in the day.
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Back in the day, Flipkart and Snapdeal were stark rivals.
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But again, back in the day, those biscuits were decent.
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Back in the day, when we were MySpace friends — Yes!
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They invented the term identity politics back in the day.
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IBM paid $3.5 billion for Lotus back in the day.
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Back in the day, there were distinct tiers of photography.
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Back in the day, however, Statter was the top dog.
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It caught a lot of ladies back in the day.
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They could have been my neighbors back in the day.
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Those old friends with stories from back in the day?
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How much butter did people eat back in the day?
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Key is my homie from way back in the day.
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They tried something similar on me back in the day.
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We've compared him to Bill Walton back in the day.
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They don't look like they did back in the day.
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Back in the day, before security tightened because of Sept.
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I was like any other kid back in the day.
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Back in the day, dividing sports by gender was easy.
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Remember how much SAT prep cost back in the day?
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Back in the day, exchanging numbers might have meant something.
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Well, maybe I have one from back in the day.
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It vintage, from someone's granny, from back in the day.
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Back in the day, airlines used to name their planes.
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But back in the day, you had four fights a weekend.
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Back in the day, famous Texas drag racers broke records there.
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Back in the day, Sandor was a warrior in House Lannister.
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"Back in the day, men grew up doing this," she said.
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Flying used to be a glamorous undertaking back in the day.
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"Back in the day, hip-hop wasn't where it is now."
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Back in the day, Pete was one of Harlem's power players.
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Back in the day when everyone was all Team Edward vs.
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"Smoking wasn't a weird thing back in the day," he said.
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Back in the day, choosing a Halloween costume was no sweat.
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"This would have been easy back in the day," said Green.
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Some pros from back, back in the day, so I'm excited.
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I used to break tons of stories back in the day.
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This is what they did to relax back in the day.
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"Maybe he was more popular back in the day," she said.
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But he actually shot with film, obviously, back in the day.
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Why were Jell-O dishes so popular back in the day?
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Luckily, other things are very different from back in the day.
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Back in the day, techniques weren't shared and secrecy was prevalent.
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The Incredible Hulk Radioactive accidents were big back in the day.
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Back in the day, my mom couldn't even buy me shoes.
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He is a comic book head from back in the day.
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That's the only time I really go back in the day.
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But times have changed since I attended back in the day.
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Yeah, and back in the day, it would have been bikers.
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Chiropractors used to be very well paid back in the day.
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Back in the day, we'd have leasing offices in new buildings.
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Back in the day, there was a basic trust between interlocutors.
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Back in the day he was a sort of indifferent moderate.
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This was as cool as phones got back in the day.
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Q. You were a competitive elite runner back in the day.
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Back in the day, this used to be all I used.
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You were obviously a big teen heartthrob back in the day.
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"Back in the day, this wasn't a big thing," she said.
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I thought about joining back in the day and chickened out.
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"Back in the day, there were no computers," Ms. Walker said.
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Gail: Well, as I said, that was back in the day.
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"We had big puffy jackets back in the day," he said.
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Back in the day, there used to be six U.F.C. events.
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But what she did back in the day was undeniably horrific.
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He even gave lessons in quick draw back in the day.
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That's a different thing than it was back in the day.
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Back in the day, we would go out and we would be at the club and we would just meet somebody and go home with them—back in the day when we were young, wild, and free.
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His family member stole a laptop back in the day — no biggie.
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"Back in the day, creditworthiness didn't matter," a senior coverage banker said.
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Back in the day, before cars, before horses, people had to walk.
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Back in the day, he used to be cagier about the answer.
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I'm excited to see what these guys fought back in the day.
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Even with smartphones, Nokia made some excellent products back in the day.
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Image credit: NASAEarth has some battle scars from back in the day.
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"Back in the day, creditworthiness didn't matter," a senior coverage banker said.
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Probably in my dad's station wagon or something back in the day.
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Back in the day, ninjas were a legendary warrior force in Japan.
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"Parties back in the day exercised discipline over their candidates," Thornburgh says.
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And this was much the way of things back in the day.
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Wylie Gelber: I was in that band back in the day too.
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Back in the day you had to put in work for that.
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Back in the day, conversations like this centered around putdowns and shame.
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Nah. I worked with all of them dudes back in the day.
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It probably wasn't considered all that user friendly back in the day.
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My great-grandfather was a civil rights leader back in the day.
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You know, back in the day, people actually used their turn signals.
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Back in the day, those people, the syndicators, that's what they did.
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There was an amazing man in there from back in the day.
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Bill [Clinton] did good back in the day from what I've heard.
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"Back in the day AR used to be pretty twitchy," Ciecko said.
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I really didn't want to move to Norway back in the day.
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Back in the day, oxtail was specifically the tail of an ox.
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Back in the day, oxtail was specifically the tail of an ox.
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What's a tune from back in the day that you're proud of?
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Back in the day, I was a bit boyish, a little yelpy.
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Back in the day, the magazine knew how to push the envelope.
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Back in the day, there weren't websites like Tumblr to express yourself.
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She actually choreographed for Nancy [Kerrigan] a bit back in the day.
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"Yeah, I was like a gymnast back in the day," Lazo laughs.
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Back in the day, films like "Gimme Shelter" — that was a movie!
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Remember how revolutionary that slo-mo sequence seemed back in the day?
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That's how [Hyrtl] got a hold of them back in the day.
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A royal wedding was a way more public affair back in the day.
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Back in the day you'd go and watch serials in the movie theaters.
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There's more good bands in Austin than there were back in the day.
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Were eyelash-skimming bangs and handkerchief headbands your jam back in the day?
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I've never asked him whether he liked Slowdive back in the day [laughs].
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They were Tyler's first CD back in the day and they were everywhere.
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Back in the day, Mulder would have put the kibosh on the killing.
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Back in the day, when his band was called "emo," he hated it.
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It was foolish even playing with the Ouija Board, back in the day.
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The Beatles put an album out every six months back in the day.
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And I ran those suckers up, I bought VCRs back in the day.
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Saw them in my friend's basement for five bucks back in the day.
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It sort of reminds me of message boards from back in the day.
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"Back in the day, he used to throw pretty good parties," Wu said.
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Back in the day, it was always there but it wasn't really surfacing.
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Shaq says he used to do the same shtick back in the day.
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"There were a few too many dinosaurs back in the day," he says.
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They don't have the work ethic like we did back in the day.
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Or maybe because I was a cheesy pop star back in the day.
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That's where doctors started back in the day, and that concept holds up.
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I think I had an outfit just like it back in the day.
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Meyers: Back in the day, you stood on a mountain with very few.
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Yup, typewriters were a common sight in dorm rooms back in the day.
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But we know lots more people than we did back in the day.
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When we talk about lynching, the left promoted that back in the day.
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Both were very famous footballers in their own right back in the day.
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Nothing. We recorded a practice on a cassette tape, back in the day.
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"Back in the day we'd make goggles out of broken glass," he says.
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Is there one Sublime song that back in the day really influenced you?
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But back in the day, the bigger your skis, the bigger your penis.
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For example, back in the day, we didn't have as much social media.
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Back in the day, though, attaining a Vibrator of One's Own was tricky.
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It's not that he's being rejected for wrong decisions back in the day.
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The way the story goes ... Madge and MJ dated back in the day.
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But back in the day, Walsh was a pretty good basketball player, too.
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"Back in the day, Avenue B, Avenue A, it was chaos," he said.
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Back in the day, they weren't treated equally; they weren't treated the same.
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It's fair to say this hadn't been the case back in the day.
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Back in the day, gold mining in North Korea was an American industry.
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Back in the day, you would see a flaccid dick now and then.
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That's back in the day when big guys painted were all the rage.
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I remember, it was back in the day, it was a big deal.
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If you recall, iOS was originally called iPhone OS way back in the day.
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That really makes the polygons jaggy along the edges, like back in the day.
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Click through to remember what your holiday list looked like back in the day.
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You might not have but back in the day, it was a good time.
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On a serious note, the weed droughts in UK back in the day sucked.
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He was telling us about how back in the day it was less strict.
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They had been friends back in the day and finally started dating in 2011.
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Nothing's been rewritten there, it's still whatever was in Doom back in the day.
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Firstly, the study has clarified that pills were definitely stronger back in the day.
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She has all of her stuff from back in the day, like vintage Gucci.
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"I brought all my friends to Twitter back in the day," says Rochko, 24.
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"When I played DOTA, back in the day, I remember being good," Kokkinakis said.
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BTW, we found some footage of the two crews playing back in the day.
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Because business, I think traditionally back in the day, the big eat the small.
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Back in the day, it'd ship a new version of Windows every few years.
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Here is a shot of him and my Dad back in the day. pic.twitter.
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Back in the day, when Pandora first launched, everything was web first, mobile second.
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Turns out Way is no longer the goth he was back in the day.
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"You don't know what's possible," wrote Clark, who used Eudora back in the day.
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Back in the day I called it "guess cam" but now I can see.
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Kylie Jenner looks just like Lil Kim at the VMAs back in the day.
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Back in the day, hotels that received foreigners all had so-called "plus" rooms.
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"Back in the day it would be a suicide mission," says Surafel, the director.
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What's different about it now versus how you did it back in the day?
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It was a big deal back in the day on a couple of levels.
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Back in the day when the drivers were fat and the tires were skinny.
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We were precocious back in the day, is the way I would say it.
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Or at least not like they did back in the day, according to Bunker.
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Back in the day, a lot of neuroscientists and AI scientists had similar backgrounds.
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I was like, 'Oh my god, I remember wearing those back in the day!
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Live performance, a la what David Cole and I did back in the day.
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He did a terrific job directing the 'SALEM'S LOT miniseries, back in the day.
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But back in the day, Allyson Felix was made fun of her skinny legs.
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Back in the day, Yawning Man even opened for doom metal legends Saint Vitus.
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But I remember from back in the day that sommeliers see and hear EVERYTHING.
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It was Strawberry Ribena back in the day, now I'm all about Orange Ribena.
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As Cooley notes, Rivera was a Pixar intern with him back in the day.
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And by back in the day, we mean literally the day she was born.
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The beauty of MTV back in the day was that it had no money.
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Back in the day, your grandparents needed an antenna to watch their favorite soaps.
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In fact, I thought that was a picture of me back in the day.
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Back in the day, people did work, just like now, and they needed trucks.
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You may have seen her on a few television shows back in the day.
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Now it's more mutual, but back in the day it was just me hustling.
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And back in the day we were very proud to host AllThingsD and Recode.
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Back in the day, they could wait because everyone was making so much money.
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Back in the day, best friends showed their solidarity with tiny half-heart necklaces.
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What was one of your favorite beats that he made back in the day?
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Did you used to go out around here, in Dalston, back in the day?
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" Favorite player: "From back in the day: Brooks Robinson, Boog Powell, and Jim Palmer.
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"Milk bars were known for their teenage dates back in the day," says Hillard.
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Back in the day, it was trial and error and a lot of grinding.
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Back in the day I heard that they had to use orange peels. What?
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Elements that were luxuries back in the day, such as elevators, may be outdated.
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People used to pass notes on these back in the day — can you imagine?
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Back in the day, the official football rule book was an actual physical book.
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He — we — may not have been able to enter it back in the day.
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BACK IN THE DAY Buehler and catcher Will Smith formed an all-Kentucky battery.
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"It sure wasn't the warm blanket it was back in the day," O'Donoghue said.
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The Grammys also like Carey, who won best new artist back in the day.
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It's easy to imagine how powerful it must have been back in the day.
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"That was back in the day, when the league wasn't so stable," Beckham said.
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Back in the day, Aguilera and Spears tried to stomp out the feud rumors.
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He also denies spiking her with drugs back in the day ... as she claimed.
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Back in the day, there were a lot of raves there, mainly happy hardcore.
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I think back in the day I would have had a much harder time.
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Like we were doing at Greenhouse back in the day at AOL to differentiate.
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Maisel star Zachary Levi was interested in the role back in the day, and honestly?
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This was something like the average night in the Giroud household, back in the day.
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Back in the day, I was smooth with the ladies and they call ladies tarts.
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Back in the day, mood rings were our way of expressing how we really felt.
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"Ain't No Joke": I could hear The Pack on this beat back in the day.
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Back in the day, I worked at a Lower East Side comedy club called Ha!.
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I want to ask you about when you worked at MTV back in the day.
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"Black women were doing this, wearing pierced nails, back in the day," she pointed out.
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The men or boys you heartthrobbed for back in the day fell into several buckets.
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Back in the day, spring break was one of the most magical times of year.
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Joanna Gaines had a big-time celebrity crush back in the day – on David Letterman!
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Back in the day, we watched TV to be razzled and dazzled by the spectacle.
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JR: Back in the day, we've done bathrooms at arenas and all kinds of stuff.
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It's still the case today, but it happened a lot more back in the day.
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I'll admit I didn't know a thing about Playboy's cultural significance back in the day.
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But I always wished back in the day that Phaseshifter was our major label debut.
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Back in the day, when we wanted lengthy claws, acrylics felt like our only option.
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So it seems like the ancestors of crocodiles birthed live babies back in the day!
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I think it's the same mistake that we made on LiveJournal back in the day.
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Graef: Unfortunately, I only have them on CD. I collected those back in the day.
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Back in the day, Beats headphones were notorious for prioritizing bass over all other frequencies.
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I used to get ribbed even back in the day with the other band members.
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The world will never have enough stories of illicit love set back in the day.
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Remember back in the day when you'd open the Uber app and just see cars?
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Of course digital was sold to us back in the day as an infinite memory.
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Yes, there's [hookup apps] … I was on that back in the day, I was single.
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Back in the day, I started using Twitter because of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
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Probably, if Bridgestone hadn't entered back in the day, I would have more titles now.
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My grandfather was a Republican state rep in New Hampshire way back in the day.
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Remember back in the day when people told stories through ancient, rolled-up parchment paper?
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Back in the day, Ned Bigby was the coolest middle schooler to walk the planet.
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Most importantly though, they taste just like our lunch boxes from back in the day.
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As far as gender goes, it was as simple as that back in the day.
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Back in the day it was saying "Bloody Mary" into a mirror at slumber parties.
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"It's really huge... we never had numbers like that back in the day," he said.
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I think many journalists give extra credit to bands they loved back in the day.
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Michell, you said earlier that back in the day you were aiming for an extreme.
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The current dancers are getting just as excited as they did back in the day.
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Hunters used to eat them back in the day but now they're a protected species.
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So I used to set up computers, way back in the day, for a classroom.
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Pierre + Angela Back in the day, Pierre had a reputation for being a tough guy.
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Like all my favorite artists were making an album a year back in the day.
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They never would have got away with this kind of behavior back in the day.
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You think, shit, people going crazy and rioting when Wagner played back in the day.
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Back in the day, heading back to school wasn't complete without freshly-curated school supplies.
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"I think what happened to her back in the day was quite damaging," he said.
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Keep scrolling to see which 15 tasks used to be harder back in the day.
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Let's just earnestly present this as if it were a sitcom back in the day.
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"You aligned yourself with Kitson, because Kitson meant celebrity back in the day," Perez says.
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Back in the day, we used to identify with Gothic music and [the overall] attitude.
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Befitting local pride, many of their friends back in the day were big into Slipknot.
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Back in the day, it looked like the Roots and Biggie had some major beef.
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Well back in the day I would get up at 5 o'clock in the morning.
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Lord only knows what I would have been tweeting and Instagramming back in the day.
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I watched friends who actually played DDR back in the day get their DDR on.
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Maybe I'm a bit jaded after the wild life I led back in the day.
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Your Honor made an exception back in the day with the management to Mr. Mac.
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"My grandfather joined the struggle to discover oil back in the day," Mr. Zhou said.
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"We used to have dandy-offs back in the day," the novelist Colson Whitehead recalled.
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Obviously Notes, Lotus Notes way back in the day was something that had existed. Sure.
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I dig sabermetrics and back in the day treated Bill James annuals as religious text.
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"Back in the day we were less inclined to [experiment with our sound]," Inglish says.
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Back in the day, there were only a handful of reliable antibiotics to choose from.
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Back in the day, I named the character after the Apu Trilogy by Satyajit Ray.
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He frequently slept with his students, of whom, back in the day, she was one.
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"Back in the day, if you threw under 19843 innings, it wasn't good," Lester said.
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Here&aposs a peek at what Lowe&aposs stores looked like back in the day:
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Back in the day, the Super Bowl lead-up meant two hours of pregame analysis.
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Remember that back in the day, a lot of this stuff was completely out there.
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Back in the day, a "free" meal (read, included in the airfare) was a given.
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You know, hijacking was a big thing back in the day, no question about it.
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Just like when you'd nail the gas station pump on zeroes back in the day.
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Jason: Yeah, I remember going to a few indie computer shops back in the day.
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Did you know ... ESPN's Lee Corso was Burt Reynolds' college roommate back in the day?
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Back in the day, they were young actresses battling it out for the same roles.
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He had a chitchat with the late Pope John Paul II back in the day.
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Back in the day, the lion's share (roughly 90 percent) was funded by the federal government.
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To be able to sit there and talk about back in the day, it was nice.
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Back in the day, we usually celebrated this spooky season and visited these enchanted parks separately.
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For adults, spring break looks a little bit different than it did back in the day.
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Pretend you're cozying up around the VCR just like back in the day — and cue nostalgia.
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Back in the day, pow wow was basically a universal music that we all identified with.
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"Back in the day, [the wage] would have been a great number," Victor told the Guardian.
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Back in the day, giving your grandmother flowers would result in a net of 145.1 points.
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But back in the day, we hid behind usernames and screennames, and we changed them often.
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Back in the day, it was pretty clear when a budget iPhone was a budget iPhone.
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Back in the day the only thing you had to worry about was an ex texting.
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But back in the day, they were cutting off arms and fighting with swords and horses.
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She also twerks and teases that she may have kissed Michael Jackson back in the day.
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Remember, he had a HUGE show of his own back in the day, and never won.
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I'll remember Top Gear fondly for what it was back in the day and move on.
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Back in the day, she starred in the feminist web series Vag Magazine alongside Kate McKinnon.
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And we were asked so many times to do political T-shirts back in the day.
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I had the APC 40 back in the day and this [Livid controller] was the replacement.
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James: Back in the day we were doing our little street thing, and making our money.
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Love it or hate it, you probably heard a lot about it back in the day.
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I played back in the day but I wasn't as hungry for it as he is.
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Back in the day, wearing corsets was The Fashionable Thing to Do, especially among the wealthy.
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Back in the day, Marissa Cooper on The O.C. was the epitome of California girl angst.
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Back in the day, Driver appeared in six episodes as an adversary to Karen (Megan Mullally).
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We're told the 2 have known each other for decades and dated back in the day.
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Back in the day, visits to the White House weren't quite so pleasant for the turkeys.
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I really enjoy being able to come to the net more like back in the day.
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Be respectful of others' time Back in the day, we arrived exactly on time for interviews.
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They were my life back in the day, and I was heartbroken when they broke up.
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"Back in the day, every DJ had to write down exactly who they were," Artwork explained.
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I ate at least 500 of these back in the day, and boy were they good.
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Back in the day, people supped on groundhog stew and stretched the hides to make banjos.
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" Defending her friend, Cartwright, 30, added, "Everybody has their old h— days back in [the day]!
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LONDON — Turns out the Queen was just as adorable as Prince George back in the day.
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That, Al says, was highly impactful in shaping the mind of kids back in the day.
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Apparently, her great-great-great-etc ancestors murdered the King of England back in the day.
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Back in the day, Degrassi stood out because it showcased characters who were diverse and complicated.
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You might remember something akin to this way back in the day — a tool called Fraps.
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"I used to do aerobics back in the day," she tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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Faris shared a throwback photo of her mother, Karen, during her honeymoon back in the day.
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"We have so many great memories here back in the day," Dorough, 45, explained to PeopleTV.
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" Later, Utkarsh Ambudkar rapped in character as Mirren: "Back in the day, we lived parallel lives.
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The singer, known for her hit song "Bubbly," actually auditioned with it back in the day.
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Anyone who studied certain parts of math probably back in the day are familiar with that.
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Their mother, who had also been a lingerie model back in the day, supported this goal.
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"They made it very lucrative to be a Steelcase employee, back in the day," Sandee said.
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Back in the day, depressed Qing writers would share self-mocking doggerel verse in the newspaper.
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The movie is really dirty, but she liked a good dirty joke back in the day.
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Back in the day, it was *kinda* uncool to use a phone that had a stylus.
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So, a band like The Libertines, back in the day, would have been a speed band.
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Back in the day, there was one true tween ambition: To be a Disney Channel star.
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My parents used to listen to them back in the day and I appreciated their music.
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But it is trackable via photographs of the Biebs from back in the day to now.
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At that point nobody will care how fast Dropbox grew its revenue back in the day.
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LAUREN HUTTON Back in the day, you only got maybe two or three jobs a week.
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People who played with Silly Putty back in the day would think this slime felt familiar.
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And just because someone played CBGB back in the day doesn't qualify them for a show.
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And this is something that the Neanderthals who made cheese back in the day undoubtedly knew.
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I had a Giorgio Armani campaign back in the day, so I'm sure that didn't help!
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Liver readers basically had the equivalent of a PhD in their art back in the day.
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Remember -- the rap star and NBA baller had a pretty messy breakup back in the day.
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Back in the day, you could watch a SEAL, with a ball, in a circus ring.
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Sure, Oprah endorsed Obama back in the day, but Stedman says that doesn't mean she's political.
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Charlotte created them back in the day, and you see that this is inspiring contemporary designers.
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Back in the day, they allegedly ran different businesses, one of which was allegedly the SPEAKEASY.
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She's got Pokémon traded from exes, from back-in-the-day friends she's lost touch with.
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But yes, back in the day, taking away your TV time was definitely a blow. 60D.
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Kirin, back in the day, paid 2.2 times forecast revenue for the business, then called Schincariol.
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I know she was rosy-cheeked, because this very paper said so, back in the day.
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"Back in the day, pregnancy tests were only done when someone missed two periods," Quinlan says.
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I bought some many, many years ago, way back in the day when it was $500.
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I made a proper effort back in the day—I was very sporty, fashionable, and chic.
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Wendy also had a sick robe designed modeled after Flair's favorite from back in the day.
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I asked my wife if I could retire and get some time back in the day.
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Shouts to Hamtaro and the merchandising empire it ran for a bit back in the day.
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Back in the day, I would walk and talk to people to give them team spirit.
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But the editor in chief is somebody I hired back in the day, he's still there.
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The singer-songwriter worked with Arrow's mom back in the day and remained following her on Instagram.
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The pyramids probably seemed like a pretty big waste of time and energy back in the day.
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Back in the day, when Joel Schumacher was doing Batman, I was going to do Harley Quinn.
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Back in the day, she was the first person in our county to get dial-up internet.
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And I played the heck out of Mega Man Soccer and Tetris Attack back in the day.
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To paraphrase the study's findings, the vibes were better back in the day then they were now.
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Similarly, tests of air purity confirmed that there was also a better atmosphere back in the day.
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This is not the Polaroid from back in the day that cranked out a huge square picture.
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That might be a little over the line, but lastly, remember Sinbad from back in the day?
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It feels like, what's that guy who made the car that everybody copied back in the day?
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"Back in the day people were having parties to expose their kids to chicken pox," said Barbot.
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Adrian, for his part, doesn't even remember Naomi from back in the day, let alone any impropriety.
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Back in the day, we had principals that provided us with carts of snacks for standardized testing.
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They sent letters about apartheid back in the day, they are involved in local issues like homelessness.
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Back in the day, Sarah was a Madonna figure, mother of the last, best hope for mankind.
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Back in the day, Scully leaned heavily on her mother; here it's Mulder who is her support.
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Back in the day I would just hotspot from my phone but that just drains the battery.
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"Back in the day, DVF had a brief love affair with Richard Gere," the first fact read.
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Remember back in the day when the season's biggest trends were unveiled after the runway show started?
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"Doom made a huge impression on me back in the day," LeBreton told Motherboard in an email.
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You'll recall when Marshawn got behind the wheel during the Cal/Washington game back in the day.
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"Back in the day, when it was Counter-Strike Xbox, it was fire and forget," Fergusson said.
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Tower Video, back in the day, would have videos to purchase and a huge video rental department.
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Irving dated Kehlani back in the day -- but recently came out and said they're still good friends.
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So like I would release stuff back in the day on BitTorrent for peer-to-peer transactions.
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I know what it's like to have those water-cooler shows back in the day for me.
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"Back in the day, John wasn't in the shape he'd have to be in today," Philippoussis said.
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Back in the day, the Europeans took a liking to the guinea fowls imported to the continent.
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According to Kendrick, Buck O'Neil and baseball player Ted Williams "were very close" back in the day.
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Fox News itself received occasional public criticism from President Obama and his administration back in the day.
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Back in the day, that meant the party bosses would wheel and deal until a candidate emerged.
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Way back in the day I worked with a group of other songwriters called the Riot-Folk!
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" Then he lit up: "Oh, Christiania, I used to play there with Lauryn back in the day.
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"We was always hanging out at the Strikeforce events or EliteXC back in the day," Diaz said.
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Poundland Bandit: I've seen photos of you from back in the day; you didn't have the beard.
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It seems like people don't really look up to clowns like they did back in the day.
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Kinda like something The Cure or Tears for Fears might've come up with back in the day.
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Think of a VR version of Scribblenauts, that wonderful, whimsical Nintendo game from back in the day.
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Back in the day it was very much about us as managers and label bosses deciding everything.
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Back in the day, people would come in to my dad's music store and trade their guitars.
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They do fantastic work, and I wish my family had known about them back in the day.
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"Back in the day, Austin Ventures [was] kind of like the only shop that existed," he explains.
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"Understand, people didn't care about them or my pictures of them back in the day," she said.
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Classic. This picture makes me mad that we didn't do a shampoo commercial back in the day.
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Back in the day when Ken Livingstone was mayor there weren't enough cabs to get everybody home.
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McGrady and Oakley actually played together back in the day -- they were teammates on the Toronto Raptors.
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Mr. Kyer's "museum of vintage Christmas" carries only evergreens made by crafty hands back in the day.
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Is it because back in the day soldiers were in the trenches for days at a time?
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" Back in the day, there had been books and doctors and experts to guide us, from "Dr.
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Back in the day, Soros could often be found playing chess outside with dissidents from Eastern Europe.
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Back in the day, the Roman Republic developed plans for a bridge across the Strait of Messina.
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Kesha's mother wrote that song, and I'd had a big record on it back in the day.
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Back in the day, Apple sold tons of third-party devices with prominent signage in the store.
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Jakarta [in Indonesia], where you went to school back in the day, you can go back there.
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The art and illuminated marquee are accurate to the original cabinet from back in the day, too.
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But she's tied into Luke Cage, and she's tied into Storm from way back in the day.
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Much as I tried back in the day, my personal porn collection would not have merited consideration.
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I once thought of joining the FBI when I first graduated college (waaaaaaaay back in the day).
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Irv's point is, snitches like 6ix9ine really DID get stitches ... and from everyone back in the day.
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Had these games existed back in the day, I would have never gotten rid of my Nokia.
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" Roussel added: "You look back in the day, Claude Lemieux was one of the best doing that.
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Flight attendants were nurses first, given the somewhat primitive nature of pressurized cabins back in the day.
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You had the Braves back in the day—[John] Smoltz, [Tom] Glavine, [Greg] Maddux, all those guys.
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Back In The Day™, us 90s kids used to listen to a lot of Marilyn Manson.
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Is it wrong for me to think that Bieber's dad was pretty swoon-worthy back in the day?
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" Wrote Reynolds in his own present-day caption, "This is from my hometown newspaper, back in the day.
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Patridge is reportedly dating Ryan Cabrera, who, yes, she also dated on The Hills back in the day.
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Brad is behind the wheel of a 1960 Karmann Ghia roadster -- an awesome car back in the day.
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Back in the day, I would grab the nearest tissue to pat away the grease and oil buildup.
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And, as we all learned way back in the day, the best gifts carry the heaviest sentimental weight.
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Back in the day, perhaps the people making the choices about how we talk to women… weren't women?
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Back in the day, Couture was a high school wrestling phenom and won a state championship in Washington.
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You about to see how I used to looked back in the day when I was in shape.
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I love how all these styles that I wore back in the day are coming back right now.
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It's huge news for Eddie who rose to fame as a standout 'SNL' regular back in the day.
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Back in the day, the most intrepid Americans hopped into caravans and settled into the great open prairie.
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Honestly, I may have asked the same thing of Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake back in the day.
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And obviously, most Europeans did just bite the bullet and played these bad conversions back in the day.
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"Obviously, they didn't have [Instagram] back in the day, but there's a beauty about that, too," she explained.
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If you were obsessed with ANTM back in the day, you're going to be even more obsessed now.
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People sniff coke all the time in clubs now, which was rare back in the day as well.
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LG was once a stalwart of the smartphone industry — remember its collaboration with Facebook back in the day?
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Back in the day, when you're kind of doing it from scratch, yeah, there's a lot of unknowns.
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Back in the day, the state only enacted a partial ban on slavery for people older than 21.
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But "Highlander" was a movie, you've got to go back and watch, it was back in the day.
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Do you remember, back in the day, he had one curl that would hang right down his forehead?
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Where the band really terrified people back in the day now you'll hear the songs at sports stadiums.
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The book is devoid of the back-in-the-day, rose-tinted nostalgia that besets similar archival projects.
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But first, a flashback: Back in the day, Luke was a prisoner in a Georgia prison called Seagate.
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"A lot of people I know from back in the day can't really believe what's happening," he says.
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It had many corpora of data it could draw from, just like Watson did back in the day.
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They certainly can't be any worse than what Sega did to our power strips back in the day.
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We have a blast catching up and talking about how much fun we had back in the day.
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Back in the day, teams could foul Jordan—sometimes hard—because His Airness wanted to attack the rim.
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They'd served together back in the day and were known across the greater Rochester area as the Infidels.
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There must, in other words, have been a certain amount of interbreeding going on back in the day.
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Here's the deal ... did you know the Lakers retired Paula's legendary Laker Girl uniform back in the day?
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It was almost better back in the day because there were so many reasons to buy a record.
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You gotta see what he says about regulating unruly fans ... at least back in the day he would.
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Guessing she still hasn't forgotten about Mark allegedly cheating on her with Brigitte Nielsen back in the day.
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Nevertheless, could the back-in-the-day likes of Samart have bested the fighting likes of Saenchai today?
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If anything, it was back in the day, in the early 90s, that people seemed offended by everything.
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They're fun to mock, just as the baby boomers and Generation X were mocked back in the day.
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"Back in the day, it used to be, 'I can't believe you're still here signing autographs,'" she said.
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I never liked those drugs, have never taken them, and prescribed them sparingly even back in the day.
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"Dewan said that "back in the day," Beyoncé danced incorrectly, "but now she walks perfectly through her heels.
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"Back in the day, you'd see fire scars, knots, timber streak, all sorts of things," Mr. Boswell said.
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JEFF IMMELT ALWAYS SAID CUTTING BACK IN THE DAY WAS ONE OF THE WORST DAYS OF HIS CAREER.
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Hand teaches family and consumer science, or what folks used to call "home economics" back in the day.
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Hand teaches family and consumer science or what folks used to call "home economics" back in the day.
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Back in the day, people looking for Osento on a similarly soupy afternoon were probably just as confounded.
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You're buying the thing to reminisce—so reminisce on how hard we had it back in the day.
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On Thursday, she posted a pic of herself and Leonardo DiCaprio from way, way back in the day.
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What ensued was an afternoon-long pillaging of back-in-the-day pictures of Gwyneth in the '90s.
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This time around, it's mercifully giving us more choices with eight scent collections from back in the day.
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"The first CD I ever bought back in the day was Pure Garage Volume 1," she tells me.
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Back in the day, I tried to call Uber support and I was on hold for 45 minutes.
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"Back in the day, the king of Italy lived in Turin," he begins, with a fairytale-like cadence.
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I think even back in the day the comic was a lot harder edged than the cartoon show.
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Back in the day, all you needed in order to paint were some paint tubes and a brush.
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That was a common thing I'd hear back in the day—that's what people thought about Filipino food.
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Though almost nobody is buying ringbacks anymore, plenty of people still have them from back in the day.
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One dude got the ol' Friar Tuck (just like the one Tim Tebow got back in the day).
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But that was back in the day when search was viewed as, like, a means to an end.
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"Back in the day, when my grandma was making them, they would make a big batch," Bengtsson says.
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Milton Hershey was acting from a sustainability perspective way back in the day, before it was in vogue.
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Hair-raising reboot Remember Melissa Joan Hart as the bubbly "Sabrina the Teenage Witch" back in the day?
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Back in the day people used to put perfume or cologne on to mask the smell of weed.
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FYI, way back in the day ... UFC would allow fighters to scrap multiple times on the same night.
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"Back in the day, you couldn't find dill and cilantro at the Piggly Wiggly," said Ms. Stitt, 803.
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"I did have a boyfriend named Julien back in the day," Jepsen said in an interview from May.
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"Back in the day, we already felt so smug for tying two pens together," one Weibo commenter said.
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"People didn't understand that we used to play that in the bars back in the day." explains French.
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Tony's thread count has gone up over the years, but back in the day it was bare bones.
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" And you know, I'd be lying if I said when I interviewed you back in the day, I don't know if we had this conversation, when we interviewed back in the day I was thinking, "Could this guy be in this role if I ever didn't want it in the future?
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But while Beatty may be a happily married man, he admitted to hitting on DeGeneres back in the day.
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James GrimmelmanProfessor of Law at Cornell TechMaybe you're kicking yourself now for not buying Bitcoin back in the day.
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Back in the day, people only had newspapers or radios to get information, or they visited libraries every day.
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Aniston's Cavalli number is a huge step up from our makeshift bandana-crafted numbers from back in the day.
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The men in my tribe, back in the day, would get this pattern, and it means don't give up.
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Seriously, Klobuchar lives and breathes Vikings -- her dad even wrote a book about the team back in the day!
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Back in the day when I worked at a gym, the early shift used to start at 6.30 am.
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This test indicated that vibrations between molecules were far more effective back in the day than they are now.
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This is certainly an upgrade from technicolor leggings we wore under our denim smock skirts back in the day.
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"I wish I'd been labeled as moderate when I was running in Delaware back in the day," Biden joked.
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To all the creators out there — thank you for taking a chance on this app back in the day.
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The scrunchies, hair ribbons, and headbands we all wore back in the day are trending, too — especially the latter.
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Back in the day, we came up with an idea for Snoop to put a hot dog in stores.
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That, back in the day, your engineering team delivered a product to marketing — to market, to sales — to sell.
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Have a father-in-law who's always saying things like "back in the day" and "in the home country"?
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You will wonder if the defense has found all this; your propensity, back in the day, for stepping out.
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Hugh, who died in 2017 at age 91, famously dated Holly, Bridget and Kendra Wilkinson back in the day.
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Back in the day, it was easy to include QA in the development workflow because timeframes were so long.
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Simply known as "Macaroni" back in the day, this dish is simple and reminiscent of our own childhood lunches.
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I still get them, but back in the day, almost every other question was, 'This is what I want.
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Back in the day, we all wanted our own dishes, but now everybody wants to share and taste everything.
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Plunkett is a GOD in Raiders lore ... having won two Super Bowls with the team back in the day.
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Activewear — the kind of garments our grandparents would've ran, jumped, and "caught some pigskin" in back in the day.
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Original wood paneling along with 1930s-style linoleum, which was called congoleum back in the day, decorates the floors.
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That's the whole reason why those guys in Nashville started wearing cowboy hats and boots back in the day.
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"Back in the day, you had a one-brand consumer," who took a favoured tipple on almost any occasion.
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For one, the composite video is capable of carrying more information than was being transferred back in the day.
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He also has a great Cambridge pedigree, graduating in physics from the University of Cambridge back in the day.
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When they said back in the day, 'children are our future,' we were the children they were speaking of.
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Yes, this is actually what some doctors would wear when treating victims of the plague back in the day.
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It wasn't a surprise because I heard Mix Master Spade things back in the day that were super street.
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Fizzy bath bombs that are resemble the candy hearts we passed out to our friends back in the day.
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This was back in the day, well before lighthouses could be automated and manned by one person or remotely.
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This isn't back in the day when some of us as black people would be afraid to speak up.
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Back in the day, there were options for working out at home, but none of them were really great.
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But as anyone into meme photos back in the day might be familiar with, snakes like hiding in bogs.
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Melissa was a version of Sidney, back in the day, and, lo and behold, we get to meet her!
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He's definitely got major mommy issues as well, some serious darkness in his psyche from back in the day.
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This is true if you look at Facebook or Instagram or Tumblr or even MySpace back in the day.
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Gilbert settled on the solution I used back in the day for games like Tex Murphy: a hint line.
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Back in the day, when no one had no kids or nothing like that, then we was all there.
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She also says it's a tune she'd sing to record label execs back in the day ... at Puff's request.
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You gotta listen to her ... back in the day Eldridge was viewed by the "mainstream" as radical and dangerous.
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You know how people would always yell "Free Bird" back in the day when a band would play live?
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Back in the day, it would have taken a couple of upgrades and four days for that to happen.
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"Watching the VMAs just inspires & motivates me even more 🙂 #dreamer #believer #oneday," Brooke wrote back in the day.
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We're told Vin cited his experience as a bouncer back in the day before he was a movie star.
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Of course, the two are friends ... and Statham even had Usain at the 'Expendables' premiere back in the day.
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Here are 10 of our favorite romantic gestures from back in the day, and how they've been 2016-ified.
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Back in the day, I used to read erotica, and one or two stories usually did it for me.
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Basically, that sense of joy every young Full House fan had back in the day (and/or in syndication).
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Back in the day, I thought there was no hope for me, but now, I've realized I was wrong.
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Back in the day, thieves used the graveyard's tombs to hide from police when they were on the run.
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Of course, Gooden was a superstar pitcher back in the day before substance abuse issues sank his baseball career.
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Barneys could become, for example, an incubator for new designers, which it sort of was back in the day.
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Back in the day, I wasn't much of a fan of these fastback four-doors, but I've come around.
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It was a very popular database back in the day, back before enterprises were running madly to cloud computing.
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Tazukuri literally translates to "making rice paddy," since sardines were used to enrich rice fields back in the day.
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Back in the day, Dropbox often had a bad rep with IT because of unauthorized usage inside large organizations.
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She was a big inspiration flipping through magazines back in the day, because I didn't see anybody of color.
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Back in the day, I used to travel all the time to meet with clients and prospects in-person.
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We're seeing them at odds now, but back in the day it was a much more cheerful, fun place.
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It was an amazing club, I used to do some partying there back in the day, many years back.
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He likens the consortium to defining the MPEG standard back in the day, which gave us MP3 and MP4.
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And I think about Shirley Temple, who was considered for the role of Snow White back in the day.
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When Dickey mentions working second jobs back in the day, I ask him what sort of work he did.
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FKi 1st really liked Jay Z at the time, and back in the day I was a Nas fan.
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I've been selling weed since back in the day—when cannabis was considered as bad or worse than heroin.
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To be honest, I used styluses on PDAs, on Palm Pilots way back in the day, and on TriOS.
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Ms. Barton does know the Jenner family from "back in the day," as well as Stephanie and Frankie Delgado.
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"I thought it was a pretty neat look back in the day," he said on Tuesday with a laugh.
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Back in the day, you had Richard Nixon and the Bee Gees docking their yachts in the marina there.
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Maybe you sat too close to those ginormous stage speakers at a Jefferson Airplane concert back in the day.
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Way back in the day, as you may have heard, the PlayStation was going to be a Nintendo console.
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And a tip of the hat to Games magazine, which originated "Alphabetrivia" as a contest back in the day.
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Now, the drills and skills and the equipment, back in the day, is actually very correct, pretty spot-on.
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For example, back in the day we invested in mobility startup TaxiForSure, long before Uber had arrived in India.
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In these comics, though, Mar-Vell is male — and, back in the day, was also Carol's main love interest.
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Yeah, she can afford it -- remember, she got $100 mil in her divorce from Tiger back in the day.
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Back in the day, the heavy effects I would do to create moments were all in the creation process.
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We did test that hypothesis, with also having a big software CEO as a candidate back in the day.
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The brand also shared an image of the original store's wine selection, which was pretty extensive back in the day.
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They recalled the impact the show had on them back in the day, and reflected on the cast now. pic.twitter.
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"We thought the big problem back in the day was that cities were getting down to one newspaper," Calmes said.
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But that wasn't really the case for the reality stars back in the day when The Hills was a thing.
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For most, the days of the textcee seem long departed, buried in dusty forum threads from back in the day.
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But Burns is less than helpful because he is still bitter about being intimidated by Hays back in the day.
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As Baldizan remembers, back in the day the casinos had to add incentives to get popular performers onto the Strip.
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This is because things that seem awful in 2018 were simply called "the way things are" back in the day.
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It seems a bit counterintuitive that he is a band manager now, despite hating band managers back in the day.
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"He's got that old school bop -- it reminds me of those cats back in the day," says Richardson-Hall, chuckling.
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Back in the day, in smartphones, we had hundreds of different versions of Google Maps for the different phone platforms.
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We also have the contacts to find the best ingredients from when we worked with Nuno, back in the day.
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Ivanka Trump's wardrobe might be all business today, but she did go through a "punk phase" back in the day.
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Zorro had this beautiful cannabis magazine called Red Eye that he did out of his apartment back in the day.
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John Stamos Stamos and his sisters formed a troublesome trio when they met the big guy back in the day.
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It's so dense, and it's so embroidered, or it was more so back in the day than it is now.
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" Johnson followed, kicking his speech off with a thank you to Jerry Buss for drafting him "back in the day.
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And all these vertical applications, just like back in the day, we wrote software for different verticals and applied it.
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We found this amazing picture of Rob Lowe back in the day, then Rob Lowe tweeted it a month ago!
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In finale "All Alone," Lenny sings the episode's titular song, which the real-life Bruce did back in the day.
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Just check out the G.L.O.W. in action in clips of the TV show these women had back in the day.
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See, back in the day the rolls of film were made up of exposures of 12, 24, 36 pics, etc.
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Garrett (Charlotte Rae) back in the day while trying to manage all the challenges of living in the present day.
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Todd Phillips is currently working on a script with screenwriter Scott Silver, who penned 8 Mile back in the day.
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"I bought VCRs back in the day ... TVs, I bought furniture, bought it for my apartment," says Crews, now 50.
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Back in the day, she was all about the glamour — from full faces of makeup to elaborate wigs and beyond.
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There are some—like your Heartless crews back in the day or whatever—but in my actual scene right now?
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The two of them used to hang out quite a bit back in the day when Aaron was a teen.
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The clip is getting a lot of heat now, but back in the day there was not much public criticism.
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Back in the day Beach Boys member Dennis Wilson partied hard with the Manson girls ... lots of drugs and sex.
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For comparison, a standard 3.5-inch floppy disk from back in the day typically had a 1.44 megabyte disk drive.
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"This was way way back in the day, when my dad bought Frank Stallone's house in Bel-Air," Eden said.
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I mean, I had MSN back in the day, but I didn't have Facebook until I was in year 8.
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I didnt know him that well but got to play a couple shows with him way back in the day.
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We're told April had to remake 2 costumes for the biopic using patterns she saved from back in the day.
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It's in his blood, after all ... Miss Robbie was a backup singer with Ike & Tina Turner back in the day.
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I think back in the day, 290 years ago, you could see him actually enjoying himself, enjoying life, having glee.
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"I was one of the first to do Pilates back in the day," the Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman alum recalls.
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There, I ran into the one other guy who was a bit of a computer hacker back in the day.
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Back in the day, if you wanted a "Super-Deformed" version of yourself, you had to learn to draw anime.
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Back in the day, the only home speaker we cared about was the one we saw on Disney's Smart House.
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The photos call to mind a striking red dress the now-74-year-old singer wore back in the day.
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It was the favorite among royalty and Winston Churchill back in the day, and still frequented by socialites and editors.
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He's a classic TV show rebooted for Netflix: that old stuff from back in the day, but edgier and uncensored.
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Amazon reviewers love the show, and it was always a hit with the kids I babysat back in the day.
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"Back in the day, I was quite charitable about it – I thought 'It's not a big deal,'" Sarva says now.
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Everything we know about Hailie is thanks to the gushing quotes Eminem would give about her back in the day.
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They seem to have known each other back in the day, apparently, and had a fight over allegiance to Negan.
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"Back in the day, workers from the nearby port would come here to drink wine and play cards," says Sala.
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I was more focused on writing the music back in the day than all the stuff going on around it.
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That was back in the day when you weren't seeing the names of oysters on menus, especially in the South.
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Everything has limits: Back in the day, eBay remade commerce with its auction system and was synonymous with online shopping.
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And it's interesting because obviously we're sometimes pairing unlikely sonorous combinations that maybe wouldn't have happened back in the day.
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Back in the day, these prized cows were even given massages and fed beer to make their meat especially tender.
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When I started managing Young Ready (RIP) I remembered him from back in the day and he was around then.
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Back in the day, we used to take your coat before you were seated, but you don't see that anymore.
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Back in the day when lights were the main use of electricity, electric companies faced a huge surge at night.
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"Back in the day, Roger had this saying: 'You don't piss inside the tent,' " a longtime Fox employee told me.
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"Back in the day, you would get everything at CinemaCon," Jeff Bock, senior box office analyst at Exhibitor Relations, said.
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Ben Gibbard: I had the same reaction when I met Eugene as well—and you, Norman, back in the day!
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As I said, I went to a Catholic school that was, back in the day, not on a top rung.
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Eat it over your lap while watching Groucho Marx roast Johnny Carson at the Friars way back in the day.
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Specifically, how Bailey (Chandra Wilson) committed insurance fraud back in the day and, hey, she didn't lose her job, y'all!
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"Back in the day, people felt they were being controlled by magnetic rays, mesmerism, microwaves, or influencing machines," Gold said.
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"Back in the day we&aposd scan 20 or 40 subjects, if we were lucky, for neuroimaging studies," Uddin said.
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Abrams also included another 45 photos taken by Lange himself, capturing Woodman back in the day when they were classmates.
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Do you remember those adorably cheesy charm necklaces you used to share with your best friend back in the day?
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Hester was a stud for the Tigers back in the day -- leading the team to a national championship in 2007.
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He's holding those two remotes in a similar fashion as how you'd hold the Wii Remote back in the day.
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Johnny Juliano: Honestly Soundclick was something that I used to get instrumentals that I'd rap on back in the day.
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Well, back in the day, mamah muda was synonymous with a woman who married young and then had a child.
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And back in the day — this would have been '86 — at an Equity-waiver theater, you literally got paid nothing.
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Back in the day, a beloved local child was murdered, "and the world would never be the same" in Devil's Pocket.
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Best Verse: La ChatOverall Grade: B Uh, remember the Kanye remix of "If I Ain't Got You" back in the day?
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This woman was educating all the kiddly winks about all the disgusting things people had to eat back in the day.
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"Even back in the day, after we performed we wanted to go to our rooms and go to bed," says Ellis.
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Now, this generation really takes care of themselves in a way that we just weren't educated to back in the day.
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Swift and Mayer wrote the brutal kiss offs "Dear John" and "Paper Doll," respectively, about each other back in the day.
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"I started getting all these letters — handwritten letters, back in the day — from women saying, 'This is my song,'" McBride said.
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Marty, on the other hand, always prioritized his wife's career, something you couldn't say for many men back in the day.
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She says the green screen the film used back in the day was the largest of its kind at the time.
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Back in the day, shared beds were also seen as a bonding experience, not just for couples but for friends, too.
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At CES, the company promised to "reach higher," which is precisely what caused Icarus so many issues back in the day.
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If you own digital licenses to copies of original Xbox games from back in the day, those will transfer over too.
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"Man, in my environment back in the day, I was the toughest SOB in the history of the WWE," Austin replies.
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Back in the day, you just said prune and stand with your arm on your hip with a three quarter turn.
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Back in the day, AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint were trying to push HSPA and WiMax as their LTE alternatives.
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Star Wars spoilers are a pretty hot-button topic at the moment, but back in the day things were very different.
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Back in the day, Cruella de Vil from the 101 Dalmations was the gray-haired icon we didn't know we needed.
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We sure as hell didn't have maps on our featurephones back in the day, but you better believe we wanted them.
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We were both in the shows back in the day and I'm a donor now, so I love to see them.
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Shift To be a race car driver back in the day you had to be a little crazy in the head.
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Everyone remembers the feeling of opening or closing your flip phone back in the day (if you don't, you missed out).
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Back in the day, Robert's grandfather hand-delivered cans of the sauce to households and local mom-and-pop shops himself.
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Back in the day when companies lived inside their proprietary stacks, they could afford to make it difficult to work together.
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"She was around back in the day and went to all the clubs," an insider told People of the casting decision.
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FYI, Barkley and Flair have known each other for decades ... cutting a promo for WCW together back in the day. WOOOOO!!
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Aperture was a great application for editing photos back in the day, but it hasn't been supported by Apple for years.
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The sources acknowledge Kim dated Game back in the day ... so that one's on the table for discussion, but that's it.
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Boyega copped to taking the gig with Getty Images back in the day after someone shared them on his Twitter page.
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Watch as slowly as your schedule allows, because back in the day, TV wasn't a race — even if it is now.
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We posed that very question to 'Nique -- who famously trademarked his legendary handle "The Human Highlight Film" back in the day.
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Apollo 11 astronaut Buzz Aldrin kicked off the space selfie trend back in the day but it's continued on decades later.
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Boxing was his favorite racket and the greedy Thai mobster was behind some right free-for-alls back in the day.
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"We had met on a show called Caroline in the City — a Lea Thompson show back in the day," explained Krause.
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"We're living in different times, so the way you could prohibit things back in the day, it's different now," he added.
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This isn't proven, but the young lad objected to the rote method in which children were taught back in the day.
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The beat came on and for some reason, the beat just gave me a certain vibe of back in the day.
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I think of it as a vinyl back in the day when you had an A side and a B side.
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When I ask what prompted the move to from Kansas City to Brooklyn back in the day, he shrugs his shoulders.
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Kate's been busting out some outfits from way back in the day -- she's no fool and knows that gets more coverage.
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Back in the day, when you thought of natural hair vloggers, women with long, flowing 3c curls probably came to mind.
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So we were able to get a lot of good stuff back in the day that was heading to the dumpster.
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"Back in the day when I was that young kid, that's how I got an edge," he says on the podcast.
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He looks to "Bill Gates back in the day, or Steve Ballmer or Michael Dell, " as examples of success from effort.
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But back in the day, the Misfits never had money to do anything like that until we did these two shows.
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"If I had to describe, back in the day, my two loves, it would have been politics and beer," he said.
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Of course, LeBron's farts have made news before -- when he stink bombed the Cleveland Cavs bench wayyy back in the day.
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Nana, the elderly heroine of Simona Ciraolo's "The Lines on Nana's Face," had quite the swinging time back in the day.
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Responding to a question from one student, Dr. Campbell notes that, yes men were having sex, too, back in the day.
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BACK IN THE DAY A gritty drama about a young Brooklyn boxer coming-of-age in Bensonhurst in the late 1980s.
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I mean, good luck to them—this song's so inoffensive I feel bad for slagging them off back in the day.
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I worked at the Washington Post for a long time, I don't know if you know that, back in the day.
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It's pretty wild ... Alyson tells us she nearly skipped her audition back in the day because of her sister and parents.
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"It's called pangritata because back in the day, Italians couldn't afford Parmesan, so they'd make their own breadcrumbs instead," he says.
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Back in the day, my mother used to perm it, so I had a home perm when I was a teenager.
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Not all the time; even back in the day, coaches typically chose to do the fist pump on the bench move.
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If you subscribed to Nextel back in the day, you probably remember what their killer feature was on their old phones.
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It was not uncommon to see "[Name] slaps [Other name] around a bit with a large trout" back in the day.
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Back in the day when we were one channel, there was a lot of content that was not being made available.
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The line was a snarl-up, going nowhere, like a scene from the DMV back in the day, before autonomous cars.
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Back in the day, I auditioned for "Million Dollar Baby," and in his breakdowns there was none of that [racial categorization].
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Remember back in the day, when our then-new president complained that "nobody knew that health care could be so complicated"?
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Back in the day they would send the photographers to take the photos the same time I was doing the interview.
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But, I added, I was a little surprised, back in the day, that they'd treated me with such kindness and respect.
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But the girls are way tougher now, and they don't go down now like they went down back in the day.
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"Back in the day," he said, "people would go inside when they were cold, and it didn't seem absurd to them."
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That's just how young women -- even smart young women -- were judged back in the day, and still are, in large part.
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The touchscreen is sharp and bright, a vast improvement over what you'd get from similarly sized netbooks back in the day.
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Not that anyone asked, but I sew well enough to have made the occasional garment for Sarah, back in the day.
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It was a mill town back in the day, so I grew up in a place with very little material wealth.
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"There was the Rolex guy, the Cartier guy, the Omega guy — that's what you did back in the day," he said.
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A local couple on my tour chimed in to say that they had been to these parties back in the day.
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She and Levi reportedly met back in the day when they were both working at an emergency food shelter in Vermont.
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Don't know about you, but this author was a big inspiration to at least one of us, back in the day.
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Same reason I'd get legitimately fired up whenever Def Leppard had the #1 video on Dial MTV back in the day.
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Its sales were down in 2019, but it's still a far cry from where the business was back in the day.
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Back in the day keepers and elephants stood dangerously close to one another as part of a method called free contact.
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"Back in the day, we used to have funerals at home, but times have changed," said his sister, Kunie Abe, 2100.
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Back in the day, if someone said, 'Hey my film's doing great,' you could verify if they were delusional or right.
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So back in the day in Rent, I was the last of the principals to leave the original cast on Broadway.
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Back in the day, my bandmates stopped me from buying a yellow hat at the last minute because it wasn't metal.
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The White Stripes' two-person format probably made that a little bit easier back in the day compared to other bands.
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Back in the day, you'd simply update your Blingee'd-out Geocities page for your audience of, like, seven real-life pals.
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You remember, that was a great training ground back in the day for a lot of folks coming out of digital.
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We actually worked on the same floor, back when it was Shots app, and that was at Mashable back in the day.
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My friend and I feel dumb that we didn't put some money into Bitcoin back in the day, and we're not alone.
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Unclear if Rosen is a practicing Jew, but his father is Jewish and Rosen had a bar mitzvah back in the day.
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If Knudson looks familiar ... she's a pretty big model and also had a brief fling with Justin Bieber back in the day.
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BTW -- Mosley also reminded us that he and Oscar BOTH fought Shaquille O'Neal back in the day ... and we found the video.
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It was an honor meeting you and talking how many times we could have sold out MSG together back in the day.
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Back in the day I had an album, it was called Liquid Cocaine and I put that out with my group Lifestyle.
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The cake was decorated with a sweet photo of Caitlyn with daughters Kendall, 23, and Kylie, 22, from back in the day.
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I mean, as much practical as you could, from back in the day, where Orson Welles did it in Lady from Shanghai.
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He's well known from back in the day in New York and was one of those guys that was deep into it.
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On Thursday, Vergara, 43, and Manganiello, 39, each took to social media to share hilarious throwback pictures from back in the day.
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"She's a huge supporter of young designers, so I hate when people knock her fashion from back in the day," he professes.
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It's like a motel out of the 60s, what I would have imagined San Francisco to be like back in the day.
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"It looks like I had a thing for lavender back in the day, but that was actually Kim's favorite color!" she said.
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So, of course, on Thursday, the ladies decided to share a few more gems from back in the day with their fans.
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On the face of it, however, it looks pretty similar to those old holographic baseball cards they made back in the day.
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Back in the day it was all about Britney Spears, Paris Hilton and Lindsay Lohan ... Kim Kardashian was just a supporting player.
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She's very influenced by the style of myself and the nanny from back in the day and it's very flattering to me.
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Miley arrived at JFK Sunday wearing what looks very much like the engagement ring she got from Liam back in the day.
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Between the lipliner, pencil-thin eyebrows, and the white hair, I guess I really embraced the '90s trends back in the day!
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Back in the day, a beauty brand would launch with a very specific vision of who it thought its customers would be.
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It's always important to wear sunscreen at the beach, but Princess Eugenie may have gone a bit overboard back in the day.
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The Jonas Brothers didn't do more than kissing and hugging back in the day — or at least that's what their songs conveyed.
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Back in the day, you would crank the volume all the way up or sit right by the speakers at every concert.
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"There are people creating photoshopped pictures of me getting beat as if I were a slave back in the day," she says.
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The singer also throws some shade toward the guy who tried to recreate his "old pineapple head" from back in the day.
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Dylan and Zac, 28, may be close now, but back in the day, the former wasn't necessarily enamored of his older brother.
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It was memorialized on a skit on Chappelle's Show back in the day, and on an episode of New Girl more recently.
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Here's a glimpse at a few politicians who are easy on the eyes and surely broke some hearts back in the day.
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Nah. But the thing is, back in the day I don't feel like I was even ready for a record deal anyway.
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I knew him as little man from back in the day, but I'd never interact with him because of the age difference.
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George had some legendary bouts with Randy Savage back in the day -- and other wrestling greats are reacting to the sad news.
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Did you own one of those collectible quarter maps when the U.S. released all the new state quarters back in the day?
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While DD famously rapped back in the day about marijuana, especially on The Chronic, he says the danger is way higher today.
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Bre's attorneys say Anzalone also accused Tiesi of letting Manziel propose to her with the ring HE used back in the day.
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Because they are kind of like AOL was back in the day, sort of your one way to get on the internet.
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For some of us, back in the day, no college party was ever complete without a big vat of booze-soaked gummies.
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Bernie Sanders didn't attend his own prom back in the day, but he did attend this high school senior's prom last Saturday.
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Back in the day, my school used to provide planners for everyone, and they looked just like this one from Global Datebooks.
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Back in the day, you needed to have some pretty decent Photoshop skills in order to pull off a believable face swap.
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They say that this is what some women died from as a result of childbirth back in the day, without proper care.
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It's easy to see why the Bizkit weren't as critically acclaimed as I thought they should have been back in the day.
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I remember that back in the day, when my father said we were going to barbecue the next day, I couldn't sleep.
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I knew this used to be a club, I've always lived in Bootle, so I remember it from back in the day.
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Luke Hood (UKF Drum & Bass/Dubstep): Beatport used to be a big one back in the day for new releases, or Juno.
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I know [Henry] Rollins talked about being held up at gunpoint by some gangsters back in the day, and he detests violence.
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This was back in the day before the word "ecommerce" existed, Vogels says, much less any of the technology that enabled it.
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Back in the day, I used to hear guys compare the process of milling raw heroin with the way eggs were scrambled.
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He told me that back in the day, after rehearsal, you grabbed whatever it was you had: hot shorts, ball gowns, heels.
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Sorting through the pile of posters from back in the day, I was most touched by parties that featured women-oriented nights.
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Not bad ... By the way, we found some video of Nance racing back in the day (late 80s or early 90s) ... enjoy!
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It's funny, my space is a second-floor loft, and people always say it reminds them of SoHo back in the day.
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TechCrunch covered us back in the day when I was in college, and the dissolution of that startup got me into writing.
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Back in the day, even as costs for his "Nutcracker" were skyrocketing, Balanchine wouldn't budge: The ballet, he insisted, was the tree.
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"Back in the day, it was probably more 85-15," he said, describing how he split his attention between image and music.
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We had nuclear capabilities back in the day and the launch vehicle that takes satellites into space also takes nuclear weapons unfortunately.
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If you thought being a teenager back in the day was hard, Generation Z might have it even tougher than we did.
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Caroline used to party it up with Kim K and Paris Hilton back in the day, so she's been around the block.
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Back in the day the competition was between independent app makers all using standardized document formats, now it's just Google vs Microsoft.
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" Ask someone to describe the Storyville district in New Orleans, back in the day, and you'll hear that "it was a place.
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"Back in the day you'd have the mahogany-paneled library, but we're not living in a formal world now," Ms. Kencel said.
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Already the internet is asking the same question about K that fans asked about Deckard back in the day: human or replicant?
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We'd been talking about how back in the day we'd nothing much of anything, Though what there was to wear—the uniform!
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And she was also meant to travel to Kiev with the Giuliani back in the day to meet with the Ukrainian prosecutors.
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Back in the day, before she was known as the Notorious RBG, I clerked for a brilliant judge named Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
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Early on, our very first round was Andreessen Horowitz, so we met Marc and Ben and the group back in the day.
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"Back in the day, the 'Ganza kids really had nothing, but we had each other and we had our truth," he said.
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Oh yeah, it's this little credit-card-size slot in the corner of a big laptop, back in the day. Okay. Yeah.
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The property is massive ... and you can probably imagine the parties that went on in that place back in the day. #CarpetedBathtub
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Though back in the day, you'd set your attacker's town on fire as revenge, instead of letting some judge bring down a sentence.
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As the story goes, the two were set up on a blind date back in the day, but the date never even happened.
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Ali, 20163, was a Division I basketball player back in the day, playing on a college scholarship for Saint Mary's College in California.
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He called out Lonzo's UCLA teammates, said he could've beaten Michael Jordan one-on-one back in the day, dissed LeBron James' kids.
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Most people, most bands back in the day just got some guy who didn't know what they were doing to produce their record.
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Sounds a bit too active for today's age of toys, but back in the day, Skip-Its peppered suburban neighborhoods and schoolyards alike.
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By the way, if you recognize Tim, it might be because he was featured in a Shriners Hospital commercial back in the day!
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Once added, these are presented in a visual format, similar to how Slice Bookshelf looked back in the day before its untimely demise.
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News."Winona looked cool back in the day with the pixie cut and I thought maybe I could bring it back," Brown said.
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Back in the day, the story goes, you were expected to grow up to do one thing for a living and then retire.
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"I was loving [the Bahamas], because I loved Mary-Kate and Ashley's Holiday in the Sun back in the day," Becca told Variety.
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The rap mogul was a pretty good player back in the day -- and had contracts with the Charlotte Hornets and the Toronto Raptors.
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Now, more than ever, people tell me that it's their favorite record of ours, but back in the day it wasn't like that.
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Back in the day, a visit to Chuck E. Cheese was the most exciting thing ever: pizza, ball pits, and creepy singing robots.
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"It's not a secret of what you've done back in the day with all these R&B groups you've slept with," Williams claimed.
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Parker, 54, posted an Instagram honoring her marriage with husband Matthew Broderick, 57, sharing a photo of them from back in the day.
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"Back in the day, when I had my first baby, Kourtney, we didn't really have things like Spanx and stretchy clothes," she says.
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And finally, there's Kyle Richards who revealed that she and husband Mauricio Umansky loved rocking a matching flag look back in the day.
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Originally designed by Ralph Gilles, now design chief for the FCA group, it reintroduced attitude to the banal sedan back in the day.
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Recently, we caught up with Brinkley on the NYDJ set and asked her to tell us a story from back in the day.
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Turns out he reminds her of that square boyfriend she gave up to get with her gangster boo Lucious back in the day.
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Our sources say the special will be the first of several, reuniting casts from various popular shows that aired back in the day.
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Kris, 60, took to Instagram early Monday morning to celebrate the day, posting an adorable picture of Khloé from back in the day.
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But back in the day when you were defending Mitt Romney, I don't know, there's a kind of handcuffs that come with partisanship.
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Back in the day, Tuesday was all about lunch trays piled high with hard shell tortillas, ground beef, shredded cheese, and sour cream.
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This was back in the day, before the Girlfriend Experience ("GFE") promised in our advertising didn't implicitly include a "BBBJ"—a bareback blowjob.
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He's also a big LaVar Ball fan -- and explains why the Big Baller reminds him of Lil Penny from back in the day.
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Back in the day, Apple would preview the next iteration of the iPhone or other new gadgets at its annual Worldwide Developers Conference.
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Finally, Matty's friends organized an intervention—and now he leads a life that he couldn't have even dreamed of back in the day.
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And according to the star, you can expect the 1990s style icons to be dressed just as they were back in the day.
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"I showed them photography I did back in the day with a big mane of frizzy hair," Seymour says, referring to her costars.
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"If I'm working, going crazy at it... to make a full set, back in the day, it took like, two weeks," said Everett.
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"Old" Adele has a history of chain-smoking — back in the day the singer would go through 25 cigarettes in a single day.
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At the same time, back in the day, you rarely would have ever heard death metal in a regular TV show or movie.
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Back in the day when bullpen aces were no quiche-eating, one-inning wonders, Lyle could throw 28 innings, his 29 career high.
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Between the lip liner, pencil-thin eyebrows and the white hair, I guess I really embraced the '90s trends back in the day!
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Back in the day, the hard-right clamored for President Bush to veto a spending bill to show that he was fiscally responsible.
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But back in the day, his work was more aligned with the esoteric worlds of visual and performance art than with popular culture.
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I asked him some questions about our family, if he knew certain people, how the Buffett grocery was way back in the day.
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"It used to be back in the day you went to work, you had a pension, you had health benefits," Blunt Rochester said.
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We talked to Irvin -- who back in the day was one of the league's best young players -- about the embattled N.Y. Giants star.
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Lately, I'm finding there are downsides to education; back in the day, when I was a neophyte, I could drink just about anything.
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Kristin Cavallari touched on one intense episode from back in the day in the opening pages of her new book, Balancing In Heels.
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Tommy Hilfiger heaped praise on Gigi Hadid, but in the process threw major shade on models he worked with back in the day.
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Through that I found out he ran a kite shop back in the day and still loves to fly kites when he can.
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We did that back in the day at DC Central Kitchen in 1989 with the fresh food leftover from George Bush's inauguration, man!
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But back in the day, folks in Ireland dubbed their carved, fiery turnips "jack-o'-lanterns" thanks in part to an ominous legend.
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"This has been just an incredible environment in which to coach and play back in the day," Warriors coach Steve Kerr said Wednesday.
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When you hear him in music back in the day, it wasn't as much admiration as it was acknowledgement for what he represents.
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Rooney was a beast back in the day -- in fact, he's the Premier League's 2nd leading scorer of all time with 208 goals.
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Of course, while he liked H. Ross Perot back in the day, I don't know how he would have felt about Donald Trump.
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Back in the day the teaching was to make women come in for Pap smears in order to get their birth control pills.
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No, we are talking about people who "sum," or add, and back in the day — before the advent of calculators — they used ABACI.
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You walk up a flight of stairs to the second story church sanctuary, which was where services were held back in the day.
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Keep reading for a look at what super-exclusive Fisher Island looked like back in the day and what it looks like now.
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Based on the utilitarian Rabbit (the name America got instead of Golf back in the day), the original hot hatchback was a revelation.
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Though Taylor Swift and Kanye West are probably slightly more famous than anyone who wished you a great summer back in the day.
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Garrett and Jones go wayyyy back ... he won 2 Super Bowls with the team as Troy Aikman's backup QB back in the day.
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Aliu recently made headlines after revealing NHL coach Bill Peters hurled the n-word during a locker room rant back in the day.
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Back in the day, a player cost $20.00 and a cartridge went for $22018, which seems like a lot of money, even now.
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I must be half 'sleep, too, 'cause even when you was cutting me back in the day I thought it was a fluke.
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All things considered, we&aposre in love with the Sega Genesis Mini, and we weren&apost even Sega fans back in the day.
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Remember, Holyfield and Ruiz go WAYYYY back -- they famously sparred back in the day when Evander was training for his comeback in 2011.
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Gail Collins: I come to the subject with some bias, since I went to a Catholic girls' high school back in the day.
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Edward's crime, it seems, is to have administered caning back in the day when that time-honored British custom was still the norm.
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" And I was like, "It's a wind-up watch, and this is the way we used to have it back in the day.
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It goes back to hysteria, back in the day, of 'women having emotions must be the devil, so let's beat it out of her.
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But the bottom line for me is this: I don't actually want a detailed account of how racist you were back in the day.
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"Back in the day, it might have been an Italian vermouth which was sweeter and had more botanicals so was spicier too," he says.
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I mean sure, I had to keep it kind of quiet, which was fine back in the day, now I couldn't give a fuck.
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Blood sacrifices weren't unheard of back in the day, but worshippers would also prepare offerings and feasts in honor of their deceased female relatives.
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As we reported back in the day ... London was charged with domestic violence in 2012 for a fight with his estranged wife, Melissa Cunningham.
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As the book outlines, there were plenty of forward-thinking individuals back in the day — like Albert Wolfe, Caroline Kennard, and Eliza Burt Gamble.
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Remember, Embiid tried to shoot his shot at Rihanna back in the day, but it didn't quite work out for the young NBA star.
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"Tyrone admitted to me that NeNe had a thing for him back in the day," Whitfield said, insisting that nothing intimate happened between them.
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Back in the day, Ryan Adams and Canadian bands could never get these kind of album sales over in Australia, or Germany, or Japan.
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But sometimes I'll get a client who exudes the kind of cool I was fooled into believing was the norm back in the day.
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Given that back in the day even British intelligence agencies were helping keep the books from being leaked, she's probably right to be worried.
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Club culture is built on a series of myths, the most pernicious of which is that everything really was better back in the day.
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Way back in the day, stripes had a much less quaint reputation: The pattern was considered "the devil's clothing," according to historian Michel Pastoureau.
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Back in the day, I would do all this crazy stuff, like shaving back my hairline, contouring my cheekbones, and over-sculpting my brows.
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Kim shared a throwback photo of Khloé, Kourtney and herself from back in the day, poking fun of their beauty looks in the caption.
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"There is zero pressure … when there's trauma, the way that we had trauma back in the day," she said, referring to being cheated on.
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Back in the day, the art world didn't really accept photography, so Roy isn't as recognized outside of photography circles as he should be.
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There's no pricing information just yet, but we're really hoping they get sold in packs of ten like they were back in the day.
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But, Reagan used a lot of bold language that Washington foreign policy establishment kind of really had a problem with back in the day.
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First Rob Kardashian, 29, took to Instagram to honor his late father, sharing two throwback pictures of the pair from back in the day.
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She claimed that she had no direct knowledge of hearing a tape of the president supposedly saying the N word back in the day.
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I came up through community radio in Seattle back in the day, 400 watts that would maybe reach to Kent on a good morning.
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At this point, I've certainly watched the entirety of what would've filled an average Blockbuster Video store back in the day and then some.
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Back in the day, there were a lot of big department store training programs in New York, but there was not much anywhere else.
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Back in the day when juggernauts of enterprise tech were ramping up, like Salesforce or Amazon Web Services, the market wasn't nearly as cluttered.
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Just as gettin' up on trains back in the day showcased writers' skills across the city, this will do the same but without borders.
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It's more widespread, and everything's going through a newer phase, but it's still keeping similarities with what was going on back in the day.
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FYI, Trump's classmates at the New York Military Academy have raved about Donald's athletic ability back in the day ... especially on the baseball field.
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He claims CBS, which originally aired "I Love Lucy" back in the day -- derailed his negotiations by telling Arnaz to stop dealing with Desilu.
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The Internet is rightfully losing its collective mind over these shots of JT from back in the day when shirts and sleeves were optional.
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Mark Hamill revealed on Twitter, Saturday, that he gave some misguided advice to an up-and-coming star back in the day: Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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You can also get a glimpse of what Berners-Lee's browser setup looked like back in the day thanks to some screengrabs he provides.
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I think back in the day there was a sort of snootiness about North America amongst European aristocrats, many of whom started the IOC.
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"They say that this is what some women died from as a result of childbirth back in the day, without proper care," she wrote.
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Hatton was a damn good boxer back in the day -- racking up a 43-0 record before finally losing to Floyd Mayweather in 2007.
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"If they prioritize higher-end GPUs like they used to for a while back in the day, we'd love to support Mac," Luckey continued.
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Back in the day, the piano chords in "Clocks" took me to another world and made me want to learn to play an instrument.
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As for whether Michael would have welcomed Jerry Rice to be his tag team partner back in the day ... he's not going that far.
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Not exactly what you'd expect from the author of "Vox" (the steamy novel Monica Lewinsky reportedly gave to Bill Clinton back in the day).
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This is true even though, like many current illustrators, he clearly takes advantage of digital techniques that were not available back in the day.
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" Looking at his singed fingers, he said, "Chris Rock told me, 'Man, they wouldn't have let me make your show back in the day.
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Though decorating your dorm room can be a thousand-dollar investment in 2019, dorm rooms used to look pretty different back in the day.
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Back in the day, I'd often eat a quick microwave meal at my desk when there was just too much work to get done.
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There was this legendary Dutch club in Eindhoven called the Dynamo—which is actually where the Dynamo festival came from, back in the day.
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Because some folks would say that back in the day when you did TV shows like Spaced, you had a lot of creative freedom.
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I was the same way back in the day with Judas Priest, KISS, and particularly Gary Moore; I would buy anything that came out.
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All of the tapes are labeled, the way that most VHS movies were back in the day, but one of them is totally blank.
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And that's why we're so delighted to be bringing you an exclusive listen to two previously unheard Gordon originals from back in the day.
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Back in the day, though, it was the kind of neighbourhood used as a spook story for suburban parents to frighten their rebellious kids.
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"Back in the day, it was a sick mob hangout," D'Avanzo said of the restaurant, which used to be a strip club called Scarlet's.
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Tell us what '90s food you miss the most in the comments section — especially if we forgot your favorite back-in-the-day treat.
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It used to be a mess when we played it back in the day, because it was a mess, and we…weren't any good!
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She'll be replaced by Sheila Tran, who worked at Yahoo back in the day and then returned when it recently bought shopping site Polyvore.
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Back in the day in rural New Jersey there were so few Asian people that my father would cross a room to greet one.
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Although, for the very last issue, we had some nice funding from, alas, the NEA [National Endowment for the Arts], back in the day.
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So let's jump in the way-back machine to take a look at how women were told to be women back in the day.
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Back in the day, there was this weird tradition that the 9th symphony would be the last of a Classical composer's life's work work.
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Back in the day when Wells Fargo or the banking institutions ruled, their leaders were part of the civic society, part of the city.
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The mere existence of people such as Alkpote, Vald or Oreslan, just to name a few, would have been problematic back in the day.
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Floyd Mayweather is spitting more venom at Dana White -- calling him a "small boss" who used to carry his bags back in the day.
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But many of the specific proposals by Sanders are more mainstream than his favorable comments about Fidel Castro back in the day might suggest.
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"Perez was a total bully back in the day, and he was awful to me and lots of women," Barton explains on the show.
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"I was a big pro-wrestling fan back in the day," he added, noting his childhood admiration for Hulk Hogan and Mad Dog Vachon.
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Back in the day we had "candybars" and "flip phones" and which one you got was purely a matter of style and personal preference.
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And way back in the day, it could even be some sort of ham — hand-carved by your seat — with a nicely shaken martini.
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You play as John: your average dick fixated on impressing a girl at a high school reunion who shafted him back in the day.
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Around this time in 2013, I started interviewing ISIS fighters and ISIS supporters on another platform they used back in the day: KIK Messenger.
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Krayzie chalks up the bloody mishap to doing dumb stuff back in the day, but Wish says he's been plotting his revenge for years.
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Because we're in the same situation — we're drawing the same inferences about medical marijuana as we did back in the day with the opioids.
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And the camera's pretty crummy, no offense to the folks that worked on that camera but listen, it was crummy back in the day.
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An eager colleague of Mike's wonders if this is the work of "the 38-caliber killer," who terrorized their city back in the day.
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Back in the day, I made sure to carry that thing everywhere I went so I could get autographs whenever I had a chance.
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Appropriately, it didn't merely beat them, back in the day: It saw them staggering, tore off its mask, and flambéed the lot of them.
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Poniewozik From my perspective — I was obsessed back in the day, but have forgotten a ton since — the shout-outs are nice, but not essential.
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"Back in the day we were friends," the Simple Life socialite, 37, told Andy Cohen on SiriusXM's Radio Andy in a new interview this week.
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Back in the day, we'd have to sit under the dryer for 30 minutes with a plastic cap on when our hair needed special attention.
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The crash occurred right near Riviera Country Club -- where O.J. Simpson famously used to golf back in the day (he was banned after the murders).
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Not to worry, because the oversized denim we fell in love with back in the day has been revived, as was promised in early 2015.
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I would have done anything to have smaller lips or smaller eyes back in the day, but now I wouldn't trade them for the world.
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It's hard to get too specific, but a few rules of thumb: Do not dress how you dressed back in the day, for obvious reasons.
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Back in the day, embracing the tuna offal and all wasn't just about being thrifty, but understanding how a cooking style can enhance different cuts.
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We had a little fight from the industry back in the day, some of the distributors weren't pushing us quite as much as they could.
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"When I had a bar mitzvah back in the day, my mom didn't really have that much money," the rapper said in a 2012 video.
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"Back in the day, I used to have all types of different beads in my hair and people would make fun of me," she says.
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" Supermodel Linda Evangelista shared a photo from back in the day with Oribe touching up her hair writing, "♥️ I will love my Oribe forever.
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You won't even have to get up and walk over to a console, like old-school wall-based intercom systems from back in the day.
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Of all the lines, the Cronut was definitely the worst; Apple lines, back in the day, used to have a sense of community and camaraderie.
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Here's how Delia's did it back in the day: just fell down a dELiA*s tumblr hole and realized how much i miss this sweater.
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I was at an SNFU show, which was a fairly prolific punk band back in the day, at the Starfish room on Seymour in Vancouver.
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Normally, when we talk about low-end processors for tiny computers, we're talking about Atom chips back in the day or Intel's Core m3 line.
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Back in the day you were impressed if a robot had a self-righting mechanism to flip itself back up if it was knocked over.
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When you think about it, the Apple Watch is massively more powerful than pretty much any computer that was running 95 back in the day.
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But even though the court was like a second home for me back in the day, I felt a little uneasy walking into that gym.
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"Happy birthday 2 this little cream puff," he wrote, sharing a picture of the two from their hilarious bathtub podcast from back in the day.
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Back in the day it was always an interesting crew working in the back of restaurants - real characters and roustabouts, many with substance-abuse problems.
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Sarah's planning to address Nick's comments on her own platform, but she did say she sees things differently than she did back in the day.
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Scaramucci co-hosted "TMZ Live" Monday and suggested Tom and Ivanka had dated back in the day, and Gisele didn't want the 2 to interact.
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George couldn't be more humble about the situation -- saying he was a scrappy role player back in the day ... and Davis is obviously a superstar.
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According to Tinder, back in the day the algorithm attempted to show potential matches based — at least in part — on some kind of desirability score.
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We're about to introduce some new rewards into the campaign, some of which are cancelled checks for some of the writers back in the day.
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David Letterman the late night host is no more -- replaced by someone who looks a lot more like Joaquin Phoenix from back in the day.
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" I assure him I'm just looking for information about what it was like back in the day, and he responds, "Well, we just don't discriminate.
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Back in the day, if you went in in the seventh and you got 'em out in the seventh, you'd go on to the eighth.
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Back in the day, Beck said it wasn't unheard of for a company to release a major new version of its software every three years.
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FYI, Ronda has always said Piper was her inspiration ... and she had personally asked him for permission to use his nickname back in the day.
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Back in the day, people working in the agave fields would write their lovers' names into the agave pencas, its leaves, for good romantic luck.
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From face serums to razors to mascara, sometimes we wonder why anyone bothered with these difficult-to-use products and tools back in the day.
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Back in the day, before Neptune was discovered, astrologers tied your sign to expansive, lucky Jupiter, but now you have two planets on your team!
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And then I felt like, If I was in the jungle now, back in the day, my kid would be dead because my milk's gone.
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Wetteland was a star back in the day -- he was the MVP of the 1996 World Series, helping his Yankee squad defeat the Atlanta Braves.
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Look, back in the day, before I had kids and was working 20 hours a day, I used to go to movies all the time.
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And while martinis evoke Chumley's back in the day, saltwater taffy always brings to mind family trips to Atlantic City when I was much younger.
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