Like from a bygone era, but a lot of things men do is kind of from a bygone era.
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Little in "sanitized" adult American life, where Wood is productive and content, seems to have the same kind of purchase as those bygone places and people, that bygone music.
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This spring, the bygone garment is now the star attraction.
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MILK is filled with ghostly echoes of that bygone era.
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They're not signs of a disintegrating bygone culture of manhood.
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Dr. Lonnie Hammmargren is a man of a bygone era.
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That feels like a idyllic bygone era never to return.
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The TRUST Act is a relic from a bygone era.
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In a flash, the inferno rekindled memories of bygone bloodshed.
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He'd rather wait for the return of a bygone era.
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Today, Hummers are seen more as relics of a bygone era.
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"The happiness of bygone days is all still in my suitcase."
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But I was a child of a bygone, pre-internet era.
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Boîte JJ's Hideaway recalls a bygone Williamsburg, before it got fancy.
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That and other problems are more important than a bygone election.
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Many of the tailgating fans wore throwback jerseys of bygone Rams.
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If we have the technology to resurrect bygone species, should we?
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That regulation is no mere neglected relic from a bygone era.
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A code of conduct derived from a bygone era in rap.
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She's long had a gift for evoking bygone restaurants and chefs.
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Critics see Mr. Sessions as a throwback to a bygone South.
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Bygone era A closer look at the these occupations reveals a bygone era in terms of available jobs — occupations that, while once common and accessible to killers in the '60s, '70s and '80s —are now largely obsolete.
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Bipartisanship may seem like a bygone concept thanks to Republicans like Sen.
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Whatever bygone trend you'd like to revive, Leo, now is the time.
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Unlike those monuments, Seattle's Lenin isn't meant to celebrate a bygone era.
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Split-flap mechanical signs are sadly a relic of a bygone era.
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THE OFFICES of the Asan car suppliers' union resemble a bygone era.
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Flash is awful: Insecure, irrelevant, a reminder of a bygone internet age.
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Vampire Diaries seems, in a way, like it's from a bygone era.
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Colson Whitehead is a bard of bygone pain, but this is not
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These are vestiges of a bygone era when men dominated the workforce.
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R2P (its acronym) seems quaint, a wasted effort in a bygone world.
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At Nancy Reagan's funeral, there was mourning for a bygone Republican era.
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In medicine and society, the ghosts of bygone racism are always present.
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In days bygone, the prescribed method for avoiding shame was behaving well.
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Ownership of a file is kind of a bygone notion for music.
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For others, the printed card is an artifact of a bygone era.
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Anonymity doesn't have to be a romantic notion of a bygone era.
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The nub of the problem here is nostalgia for a bygone era.
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Nuclear brinksmanship was, for decades, a figment of a bygone, wayward era.
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Elizabeth Warren, an opponent from bygone years ready to renew their old clashes.
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His slogan of "Make America Great Again" implies returning to some bygone era.
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To many, these test cards are merely intriguing relics of a bygone past.
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Check. A nostalgic recollection of a bygone era of righteous American military strength?
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Yet despite this bygone historical context, many of these works feel surprisingly timely.
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The implication obviously being that Nelson is a relic of a bygone era.
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That's what increasingly amazes me about the bygone city I grew up in.
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The ignorance and naiveté of "Reefer Madness" is seen as a bygone era.
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But Newman and her supporters say he's espousing policies from a bygone era.
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They enrich the reader's understanding of Margaret's bygone world, and of Margaret herself.
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For all his accomplishments, though, Bloomberg seems to belong to a bygone era.
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The "Ally in a bygone legal drama" is the titular character Ally MCBEAL.
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There it sits, largely unoccupied, a bubblegum-hued monument to a bygone era.
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The locations of college campuses can be a reflection of a bygone America.
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Nintendo added support for the bygone accessory via a USB adapter late last year.
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It is the shadow of a bygone era, and of an industry in decline.
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So, pour one out for the bygone peripheral, but don't mourn it too much.
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His critics claimed he was too sentimental about a bygone era - and Jenkins agreed.
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Zsa Zsa Gabor, an icon of a bygone Hollywood era, has died at 99.
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Of course, piecing together historical facts from a bygone era will always be difficult.
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It often feels as though Emma Stone is an actress from a bygone era.
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It is clear that many fans are yearning for a bygone age of kickboxing.
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The Times is still delivered to his door, conveying his nostalgia for bygone days.
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In a bygone era, we might expect Trump's appointees to defect from the administration.
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Be prepared to stand (no seats) and gape, as in bygone days (2:00).
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Be prepared to stand (no seats) and gape, as in bygone days (420023:420013).
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Creaturs of a bygone fiction era get enhanced in a new version of reality.
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And feel the tremendous power of Ferrante's evocation of a bygone era in Italy?
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It's still set up for a bygone bingo game when the audience files in.
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Her complaint exposed rules for cheerleaders that she said belonged to a bygone era.
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A multimedia waterfront exhibition and artifacts from bygone Brooklyn businesses are currently on view.
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Remember "scratch and sniff," the bygone technology behind fragrant children's stickers and magazine inserts?
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Today, the iconic ad campaign feels fossilized, obsessed with a bygone vision of masculinity.
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He was like a coelacanth brought up from a bygone geologic era of comedy.
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But we operate in a climate where prudential policymaking may be a bygone notion.
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Are these long-term partisan differences merely the relic of a bygone political economy?
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"Blackburn has a talent for envisioning bygone worlds," Hillary Rosner writes in her review.
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"Blackburn has a talent for envisioning bygone worlds," Hillary Rosner writes in her review.
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At first glance, Yoleni's looks like an Athenian grocery store of a bygone era.
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He evoked the flare and sophistication of bygone eras in his totally trendsetting collections.
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How do we reconcile our living speed with the bygone symbols that surround us?
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I introduced myself as a "nowhereian" in those days, when bygone fears still haunted me.
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The 2011 debt deal, for all its intrigue, feels like a product of bygone era.
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They fetishized bygone eras that were defined by the brutalization and subjugation of my ancestors.
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And a roll call of bygone gay bars now includes additions from his own life.
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While watching Stranger Things, it's hard not to see the appeal of that bygone decade.
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This is not part of bygone years and what happened in the '70s and '80s.
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Yet some investors are pouring money into retail mainstays of a bygone era – shopping malls.
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But the work is by no means an archival attempt to document a bygone era.
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The Bygone in Baltimore, Maryland, offers traditional American fare and breathtaking views of Charm City.
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We are not ready to concede that good jobs are relics of a bygone time.
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Every detail shows their longing for the bygone world of Mr. Danzer's grandfather Frank Donahue.
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Despite the introduction of motorized vehicles, Kashgar still seems like it comes from bygone days.
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The NostalgiaRock 'n' roll is still around, but mostly it belongs to a bygone era.
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Each artist in Meet Me in the Bathroom fits the mold of a bygone trope.
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Ms. Cherkassky's images tell as nearly as she can the truth of a bygone era.
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They oppose immigration, promote nationalism, blame globalization and promise a return to better, bygone eras.
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The prices set a new auction high, yet the taste was from a bygone era.
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Watching Girls in 2017, the show felt like a period piece for a bygone era.
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These are not the accomplishments of a bygone era, but of one that continues today.
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He was also one of the indefatigable characters in a bygone era of retail politics.
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But its rediscovery is giving new life to a heroic story of a bygone era.
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The reality is that America's global taxation system is a legacy of a bygone era.
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From the "everything old is new again" files: Bygone dystopian fiction is officially back in vogue.
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Even the Duchess of Sussex's appearance plays into the standards of beauty from a bygone era.
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SodaStream has that going for it — a marked advantage over products like the bygone Keurig Kold.
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Even the daily routines of New Yorkers on grubby streets seem imbued with a bygone fabulousness.
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He instead needs to be orbited by others, with skills best served in a bygone time.
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But really, they were a reflection of the styles and trends of a now bygone era.
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Pizza Hunt is borne out of our love for pizza and our love of bygone eras.
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In other words, a fossil of a bygone era when the East Coast was more alive.
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A group show at Paris's Galerie Charlot uses bygone tools and techniques to explore modern media.
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Resist the temptation to file the band away as a relic of a bygone musical era.
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It's reverent soul and never comes close to being just a pastiche of a bygone era.
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However, Narasimhan said traditional attitudes toward management were from a bygone era and needed an overhaul.
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Café'tal Social Club, at 285 Mott Street, a cafe and restaurant, survives from a bygone era.
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There's nothing like a great new toy to make you mourn the ghost of bygone youth.
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"The time of DOJ asking for a rubber stamp is a bygone era disappearing," Balto said.
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The Farm still lives on today, in part as a monument to a bygone American era.
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That anchors the Nobels in a bygone romantic era of the myth of the lone genius.
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Both men built their campaigns on nostalgia for a bygone era that may have never existed.
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That feels like something from a bygone era, which makes it all the more special now.
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The exhibit is a tribute to both imperial might and the craftsmanship of a bygone age.
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Across the country, legions of former employees gather regularly to celebrate a bygone era of retailing.
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Because trying to recreate a bygone golden age is a shaky way to build the future.
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Baked in the walls through generations of osmosis are the echoes of bygone trials and tribulations.
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But history avenges itself as history does, freezing the breaks for freedom in their bygone day.
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In Venezuela, Andrea Hernández Briceño's pictures of abandoned cars act as effigies to a bygone era.
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The Great Hall meetings preserve rituals from a mostly bygone era of extreme regimentation in China.
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Conservative reveling in this bygone past is a phenomenon that predates the most recent presidential election.
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They are not kings and queens of some bygone Egyptian dynasty, corporate executives, preachers, or athletes.
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And at its core is a longing for some bygone American era that's rapidly fading away.
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It's a movie that wants to deposit you into a faithfully recreated version of a bygone time and place and then jarringly remind you that it's just a movie, that you cannot get back to that bygone time and place, that you are watching something impossible.
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Until recently, sexual harassment was largely considered to be an old-school barrier of a bygone era.
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In a way, the company's acquisition feels like a final tombstone for a bygone internet era. 3.
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Ah, but what if we could return to a bygone era of laughter and forgetting about politics?
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IN BYGONE ERAS, a powerless American woman wronged by a powerful man had little prospect of redress.
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On "Yung Mommy," Polizzi raps about being one herself, while waxing lyrical about her bygone party days.
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Though the items themselves are banal, listening to these sounds of a bygone age is strangely addictive.
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We were the lobby of a bygone rooming house or the waiting room of some settlement charity.
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In their cowboy hats and wool vests, the Bundys can present as men of a bygone era.
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But it depends on whether the Venus of bygone days spun as slowly as modern Venus does.
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Mulder and Scully evoke a bygone time when love, loyalty, and hard work could overcome the impossible.
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It feels like a clip from a bygone era, even though it was only 10 years ago.
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Select Start would fit perfectly with the pastels and iron-barred windows of a bygone Los Angeles.
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Gizmodo reached Weber for comment on the stripping of the digital edifice of his bygone music career.
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Winogrand's black-and-white photographs, despite their dynamic narratives, can sometimes carry a whiff of bygone days.
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Also, as Trump vows to "Make America Great Again," Brexit backers are wistful for a bygone age.
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Given their professional context, his intricate structural diagrams start to look like runes of a bygone profession.
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If you were wondering why most of Tarantino's movies are set in bygone eras, now you know.
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Even before newspaper editorials shrunk into vestigial artifacts of a bygone era, their impact was self-limiting.
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In a shimmering musical mirage, the bygone Manhattan night life of 50 years ago came into view.
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The float is ornamented with patterns and fixtures that recall the bygone era of vaudeville and speakeasies.
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The conglomerate was supposed to be dead, a relic of a bygone of era of corporate America.
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Battleships, huge armored ships from a bygone era, were once the Pentagon's most capable gunfire support ship.
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Together, they enjoy a Champagne-filled afternoon of joie de vivre, while clinging to a bygone era.
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It's all a meticulous nod to a bygone era, with whimsical touches that reinforce the Americana theme.
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DealBook The conglomerate was supposed to be dead, a relic of a bygone era of corporate America.
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In a bygone America, neighbors relied on each other to watch the kids or borrow some sugar.
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For all its bygone splendor, Naples is a casual city, dominated by street food and cheap bars.
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The rare discovery of correlated fossils potentially traces two bygone species to the same time and place.
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After 25 years, the bygone era of "Before Sunrise" has taken on new meaning for the actors.
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One Betty White"—the nonagenarian star of the bygone "Hot in Cleveland"—"does not a demographic make.
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In his examinations of nostalgia, the guitarist Mr. Frisell doesn't much challenge our love of bygone times.
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Women's hats are a relic of a bygone era that Bill loved because he was a milliner.
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Her killing stunned the city and evoked a bygone era when violent robberies and murders were commonplace.
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" The ghosts of bygone hip-hop and R&B classics fills "U With Me?" and "Weston Road Flows.
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The string confines or enhances a bygone moment so that when Shiota's suspending time, she's also enacting ghosts.
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You mentioned a second ago that working-class whites are motivated by a nostalgia for a bygone era.
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Back then, in the bygone 1990s, Dexter's Laboratory and Ed, Edd, 'n' Eddy dominated the Cartoon Network airwaves.
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Machinima represented YouTube's early promise for creators, and its disappearance is a final farewell to a bygone era.
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Among the goods on display is a seal carved from elephant tusk, a relic from a bygone era.
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Among the projects in the works are experiences from NASA and apps that immerse users in bygone eras.
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RELATED: Obama mourns Peres, and a bygone Israel Obama continued along the line, pausing occasionally, shaking more hands.
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These animals are associated with bygone royalty, a connotation enhanced by the animal's aura of dignity and strength.
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A dutiful Swift historian has captured some of the singer's pictures from the bygone platform, as BuzzFeed discovered.
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Still, the variety show is generally perceived as "old person TV," a throwback to a muzzy, bygone time.
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Feast your eyes on the host of beige boxes from a bygone era updated for our modern sensibilities.
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Instead of reminiscing about bygone flavors of Lunchables, Daniel recalls picking blueberries with his grandfather on Martha's Vineyard.
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Together, the exhibitions paint a portrait of a bygone age through the lens of two very different artists.
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Watching kids run around and chase monsters brought back our own bygone days of summer vacation and childhood.
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It was raw and unhinged and had the thumping soul of a muscle car from a bygone era.
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Lower crime rates also helped spur state and federal lawmakers to rethink harsh policies from a bygone era.
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All Good Organic Peppermint Hand Sanitizer, available at Amazon, $7.59I thought the days of breath spray were bygone.
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Gore, they would have realized what a quaint vestige of bygone days those rules of engagement have become.
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Recent technological advances have streamlined this process beyond what the filmmakers of bygone eras could have even imagined.
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With each election feeling like a Civil War reenactment, Jordan's sentiments are really words from a bygone era.
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Susan Sontag's diaries most recently reminded us of a bygone era of passionate introspection and political-intellectual journeys.
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As a photographer, he shoots medium-format street portraits of New Yorkers who belong to a bygone era.
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Celebrities of bygone eras like Paris Hilton and Wyclef Jean appear unexpectedly before receding once more into memory.
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This is referred to in the opening credits as "VHS-scope," a specific vision of a bygone era.
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Many of us find a breezy toughness in the bygone versions of our mothers, and we envy it.
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On inspection, the sumptuously appointed spaces of a bygone era seem arbitrarily privately occupied by the royal family.
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Americans tend to think of Native Americans as people living in a bygone era, Echo Hawk told CNN.
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Soon enough the left and the right will be all but vestiges of an already bygone 20th century.
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How do you make British palaces — and their bygone occupants — come alive without a trip to the U.K.?
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So far, Playboy has been relying heavily on nostalgia for the clubs and the bygone era they represent.
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I'm a feminist, and I know that pageants can be seen as a sexist relic of bygone days.
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Even the name Pleasantville suggests a nostalgia for some bygone place that no one can get back to.
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The details of the crime were so bizarre and brutal that they conjured images of a bygone time.
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But that was in the bygone days of the Brown Derby or Chasen's, about a billion "creepshots" ago.
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Back in the bygone era before videogames, "playing" meant screwing around with physical toys—action figures, dolls, bugs, whatever.
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Continuing its successful run is going to require more than just playing upon user nostalgia for a bygone brand.
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In bygone eras, their work would've set the tone for the election, dominating news cycles for weeks or months.
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A quirky gallery of Phil Donohue's work looks at a bygone meeting place for many of us — the mall.
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And the players responsible for shaking up the status quo certainly aren't doing it by adhering to bygone rules.
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" Read: Obama mourns Peres, and a bygone Israel Obama lamented that Peres "never saw his dream of peace fulfilled.
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What hasn't changed is the appearance, which now evokes a bygone era when dotcommers actually went to an office.
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Similarly, journalist Joy Reid called out Trump's message to the kneelers as reinforcing a bygone era of American nationalism.
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The nostalgia of these Catholic Trump supporters for a bygone era when America was "great"— is a little selective.
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Cinema Paradiso is so romantic because it's set in a bygone, idyllic past, dreamt up from the narrator's imagination.
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We need you to face up to the attitudes that are nothing more than hangovers from a bygone era.
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That would herald a return to a bygone era where families like the Chandlers and Bancrofts owned America's periodicals.
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There is a tendency to sanitize bygone political eras in the retelling, to draw straight lines where squiggles belong.
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Sadly, there's no way to directly image this bygone nebula that laid down the foundations of our cosmic neighborhood.
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And as a staffer handed out Klobuchar T-shirts, now relics of a bygone campaign, another woman shouted. "2024!"
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In a bygone era, any such assault — much less an assault on a reporter — would have been political suicide.
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The sweltering days last August in St. Louis, where the heat index reached triple digits, are a bygone memory.
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Stepping off the escalator into the theater, which is below an apartment building, feels like entering a bygone era.
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On Monday, some residents here expressed relief that local officials had moved to reclaim the borough's bygone suburban serenity.
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In an industry whose catalyst is relentless novelty and perpetual newness, this zealous reverence for bygone fashions seems incongruous.
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One day in 2008, a lethal weapon from a bygone era spilled out of a hillside in New Mexico.
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Johnny's is a relic from a bygone era: red leather booths, martinis and plenty of taxidermy adorning the walls.
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Or, can the lessons of a bygone era of golf architecture still teach the world's best some new tricks?
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Their lionization reassures us that the stands they took were good — and can now be consigned to bygone eras.
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Maybe he wasn't so much a philosopher anymore, but just another abuser of power, leaning on bygone glory days.
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The retailer in Connecticut, Old Glory, still offers items printed for Jeb Bush, John McCain and other bygone candidates.
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Not, for example, the 1950s Olympians or bygone opera stars who show up in crosswords from time to time.
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Mr. Lauren opted for the bygone (he has built a career on it), and he wasn't the only one.
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Cabell Hopkins, the filmmaker, writes: My film is more than a look at a bygone era of motor racing.
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In those bygone days, competition among leagues fostered change, especially when it came to the interminable length of games.
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The artist Hiroshi Sugimoto's first architectural project in New York City is a defiant celebration of a bygone age.
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Many of her best pieces hinge on bygone plot devices: a lost journal, a missing letter, a misheard word.
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Displayed under glass in his long vitrine environment, for example, is a battered, bygone world from the industrial age.
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In one instance, a portrait by Augusto Schiavoni startles the narrator because of how precisely it recalls her bygone childhood.
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Different soundtracks — especially one from a vintage Dutch radio broadcast proclaiming Indonesian independence — transport the viewer to a bygone era.
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But forego the idea of cheesy cheetah prints from a bygone era of bouffant '80s hair and bold red lipstick.
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Still, I raise a glass of maple syrup to you, bygone Jason Blossom murder mystery twist that could have been.
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But to write off Cleveland as some misguided backwater beached in bygone times would not be doing the hamlet justice.
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Red has leveraged a new take on the sort of 3D displays we've seen on products like Nintendo's bygone 3DS.
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In terms of place, Made in the Manor is a reflection on bygone days in Kano's home of East London.
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I asked around, and was told that Gozo was an avant-garde poet who read in a bygone oracular style.
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Look more closely, however, and the real resonances of this bygone society, and its true warning signs, start to appear.
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Like Cruz himself, Select Start feels nostalgic, but it's nostalgic for a bygone Los Angeles that the owner actually experienced.
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That is why you, avid steam train enthusiast, have come to pay homage to this emblem of a bygone age.
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That's right, the seemingly bygone material has recently made a comeback as "a signifier of luxury," according to the Times.
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This harkens back to a style of casserole recipe making of a bygone era, but once you know, you know.
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Under the bygone system, the Knicks' 17-65 record would have granted odds of 25 percent of winning the lottery.
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It's one of the challenges that Redmond, a history major, says she finds in every public narrative of bygone days.
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Much like other appeals to a bygone era of civilizational supremacy and homogeneity, it is thoroughly a product of modernity.
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Sadly, Bush now seems like a president of a bygone era, as a man of deep experience, selflessness and duty.
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It turns out that even the bygone, now-lamented golden age of the blog was a diminution of rudeness's influence.
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He feels a duty to speak for a heritage that is often caricatured in sentimental terms and treated as bygone.
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Since taking office, Trump has continued promises to resurrect U.S. manufacturing's bygone glory days and bring back millions of jobs.
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These aren't visuals that evoke a bygone era; they're intentional artistic choices that mine the familiar for unconventional new horrors.
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As fun as I'm sure those anecdotes are, tales from a bygone era would have to wait for another day.
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For Qvarnström and his team, these bygone poops are packed with untold stories about lush ecosystems in the distant past.
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However, Fender offers within the Squier lineup "Classic Vibe" guitars that combine budget pricing with assemblies that evoke bygone eras.
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We got a look inside Colossal&aposs colorful workshop to see how painters bring these once bygone masterpieces to life.
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Preserving and restoring furniture from bygone eras has been a skill treasured for centuries among designers, curators and collectors alike.
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Even the term "party crasher" feels like a wistful remembrance of some bygone age of glitz, glamour, and rascally behavior.
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In so doing, Foulkes brings to question the conception of nuclear fallout as a relic belonging to a bygone era.
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And now, I must do even more in my own country, where diseases of bygone eras are again afflicting communities.
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This, too, feels as bygone as the Saturn V, the Right Stuff, and the "one small step"— and as missed.
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Despite the medical style, its décor has echoes of a bygone era, when Ms. Briggen would have been a girl.
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Will the week of mourning for an iconic national hero also come to symbolize the funeral of a bygone America?
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For North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, it's a slow-chugging train that looks like something from a bygone era.
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His narratives of bygone eras of glory, of virility expressed through violence, whipped an alienated and fractious populace into frenzy.
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With no planets to explore, they spent the decade doing routine spacecraft maintenance with a fraction of their bygone manpower.
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These wires that my 19-year-old is obsessing over are part of a defunct apparatus from a bygone age.
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She has decided that that's not for her, and that her voice is a voice almost of a bygone era.
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You could say that it's a prelapsarian paradise, a dream of a bygone America of good manners and affordable delights.
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Asked for his definition of success, he mentioned no numbers and gave an answer straight from a bygone Yankees era.
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And so, we're left wondering if her narrative of this bygone era is partially incomplete in the otherwise illuminating read.
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The newsroom crackles with verisimilitude, its rotary phones, staccato typewriters and a veil of cigarette smoke evoking a bygone grittiness.
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The ideas expressed in his tweets are reminiscent of the crude, loyalty-oriented, and exclusionary politics of this bygone era.
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Stevens's accounts of bygone media largesse seem less like dispatches from a different era than from a different planet entirely.
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What it is, in typical Lowery fashion, is a longing look backward at a bygone era, with a cocked eyebrow.
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He theorizes that the chillhop renaissance can be traced back to a bygone nostalgia for Cartoon Network's Adult Swim and Toonami.
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Mr. Gandhi said the aim of his branding and marketing was to conjure nostalgia for bygone eras and local fragrance traditions.
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Much like television of a bygone era, it's difficult to imagine that those events happened, when they happened, in living color.
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Burned out from software, the story goes, he enrolled in a laser cutting class at bygone maker space chain, Tech Shop.
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There's no linear arc that can be traced, other than bouts of bygone memories and the feelings that still remain present.
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" Cobb included deforestation among the country's litany of tragedies, citing the "bygone glory of Haiti's lush mahogany and tropical oak forests.
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The idea of that attention to detail going into our purchases does make us ache for the bygone era of glamour.
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Singles are some old Ty Cobb bullshit, a remnant of a bygone age so boring they labeled it the Deadball Era.
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"These sort of discriminatory hiring policies are holdovers from a bygone era," Paul Armentano, the deputy director of NORML, told me.
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Who's been rocking the dance floor right now and could he measure up to the shimmering likes of the bygone past?
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By chronicling the settlement while it was "thriving and alive", "City of Darkness" provides a fascinating glimpse into a bygone place.
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The Arizona town where I come from—perhaps a future likeness of Obreht's Amargo—still clings to its bygone cowboy identity.
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Shailene Woodley's outfit was a nod to a bygone era but was made modern with a sleek black and white palette.
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It will be modeled on Chicago's bygone Comiskey Park, with windows in an outfield wall offering a view of the cornfield.
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Yet many people, like Milanović, have fond memories of bygone years, and wonder if reports of their awfulness have been exaggerated.
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Instead, this window on a bygone era plays up Mr. Perrier as a lovable old spark plug on the way out.
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Retrogrades have a tendency of bringing the past to the present, so watch out for running into people from bygone days.
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This is a Woody Allen movie, so you can expect romance, charming dialogue, and a wistful longing for a bygone era.
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This immigration policy compels modern women to lead Victorian-era lives and conform to rigid gender roles from a bygone era.
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These croc relatives proliferated all over the bygone Gondwanan landmass, scattering their fossilized bones across South America, Africa, Europe, and Asia.
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The geometric floor tiling is reminiscent of a bygone era, adding even more interest to the luxuriously designed restaurant and bar.
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We took the escalator from the café down to street level, and James pointed out the scene of these bygone makeovers.
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The director Judd Apatow took issue with Mr. Weinstein's defense that he was influenced by the misogyny of a bygone era.
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Together, they manufactured scenes and created images that reminisced on the bygone glory days and are permeated with a tangible melancholy.
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But on weekends, they escape all that and come together to dress in period outfits and enjoy a recreated bygone world.
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But his goal, he said, is not to dwell on the paper's bygone glories but to bring it into the present.
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"Customer," with its implicit deference — its suggestion that the buyer is always right — is now a relic of a bygone era.
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It's also a comprehensive portfolio of photographs by Sory Sanlé: studio portraits and casual images of a vital, bygone African era.
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She's part of a neo-cabaret scene that spikes nostalgia for bygone chanteuses with the danger and urgency of performance art.
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In some, family members pose formally, dressed in smart clothes that hint at bygone eras (for instance, broad lapels, boxy suits).
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These stories are not remnants of a bygone era; all are clients who approached me for help in the past year.
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The hollow men of anger and bitterness The bountiful ladies of righteous degradation All must be left to a bygone age.
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What's fascinating is that the buttons he placed on the dress were not part of some homage to bygone European design.
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His performance recalls the gay piano bars of a bygone era, with someone tickling the ivories as volunteers warble show tunes.
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" Charity Show Racism the Red Card told BBC Sport : "This lazy, stereotypical and bigoted kind of attitude belongs to a bygone era.
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Bush, the 41st U.S. president, was remembered as a patrician figure who represents a bygone era of bipartisan civility in American politics.
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Many of the tweaks that have made those bygone Englishes into modern English could be seen as an "error" of some sort.
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But in many ways, music licensing still operates under rules from a bygone era, from a time well before I was born.
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"The claim by Spain to the land that I call my home is anachronistic and remnant of a bygone era," Picardo said.
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The NFL and ESPN, like so many presidential candidates last year, reacted to Trump's attacks with tactics drawn from a bygone era.
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He is a traditionalist, but not a revivalist: instead of evoking a bygone past, he prefers to evoke a familiar, unchanging present.
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We are taught that thinking otherwise is indicative of an uncouth prejudice more suited for a bygone period in our nation's history.
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Album 10 Photos View Slide Show ' The typefaces seem to belong to a bygone era, the words to a time before that.
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Too many choreographers adhere to the practices of bygone centuries — in choices of music, partnering, gender presentations, body language and stage sociology.
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The book teems with gossip from that bygone era, with the Kissingers, Reagans and a thousand high-haired socialites in starring roles.
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He noticed everyone taking pictures on digital cameras and phones and figured he could bring a bygone approach to the historic streetscape.
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"Miseducation" is neither a glib sendup of a less enlightened era nor a pious reckoning with the bygone injustices of the past.
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It is not the same as the past, but still vibrant and real — ways of life and belief that echo bygone days.
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Their ensuing conversations led to what is as much a tribute to a bygone era as a thorough account of modern luxury.
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Chinese for 'Han clothing', "Hanfu" is based on the idea of donning costumes worn in bygone eras by China's dominant Han ethnicity.
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Cardone agrees that history matters: He says the notion that saving is the path to financial security comes from a bygone era.
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Graffiti may seem like a bygone issue in the city, but there were over 12,000 calls about it to 311 last year.
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Graffiti may seem like a bygone issue in the city, but there were over 433,000 calls about it to 311 last year.
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Chinese for 'Han clothing', "Hanfu" is based on the idea of donning costumes worn in bygone eras by China's dominant Han ethnicity.
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Yancey has long been celebrated as a symbol of bygone values—as a purist victim of hip-hop's drift toward crass materialism.
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Expect to be transported to bygone eras and earlier triumphs of engineering by three models from the 1950s and one from 1971.
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The image of the bygone transit hub emerges form a hazy cloud of grey tiles like a memory fading back into view.
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What prevents Arcane's affinity for retro tropes from crossing into tired nostalgia is Rojas-Masferrer's unswerving, earnest admiration of bygone pop culture.
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Britain, meanwhile, is a sceptered isle under siege, its bygone industrial might throttled by EU regulations, its welfare system exploited by feckless immigrants.
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It also gave way to the left navigation — something commonplace in the bygone era of HTML frames (RIP), but less frequently seen today.
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It is the strength of Mr Volcker's character that deserves emulation rather than his response to a specific, bygone set of economic circumstances.
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Mississippi's last Democratic senator, John Stennis, a pro-segregation lawmaker who represented a bygone era of Southern Democratic politics, left office in 1989.
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And today, the film serves as a snapshot of a bygone era, when people actually walked into a physical store to buy music.
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As a black man in America, there aren't many bygone eras I'm fond of, except maybe the gangsta rap of the early 90s.
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The residents—two Black, the rest white—shared stories of a bygone era, when almost everyone in the town worked on a farm.
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If you believe the nudist lifestyle belongs to a bygone era, say, the Summer of Love, photographer Laura Pannack has news for you.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Europe's low-cost airlines once mocked the air miles programs run by flag carriers as expensive relics of a bygone era.
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Arcade crossover like this always mean practicing the fundamental movements and situational awareness that, in bygone days, would have saved you a quarter.
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Each page of this vividly rendered book carries with it a whiff of bygone, '50s-era Tangier, Morocco — and a bite of suspense.
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" Explaining the appeal of the brand's aesthetic, Gamble says she "loves that the shapes are unapologetically feminine while embracing silhouettes from bygone eras.
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That the company should take such pride in this bygone foreign endorsement is odd, given how much it has to celebrate at home.
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Yet "120 BPM" is moving because it feels far more than a reflection on a bygone moment of AIDS activism and gay stigma.
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Stan Chudnovsky, the Facebook VP who heads Messenger, sees the three tabs as recapitulating the White Pages and Yellow Pages of bygone days.
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It helped that the Duffers locked into the lost possibility of regular-person protagonists, a bygone notion in our era of Chosen Ones.
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In bygone times, this meant no weaving during the holidays, unless you dared to incur Perchta's wrath—and what a wrath she had.
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As Richard Cohen of the Southern Poverty Law Centre, an advocacy organisation, sees it, these are "the dying throes of a bygone era".
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As the old, tattooed man says, "They're just waiting for the right offer to come along" before it becomes another bygone Vancouver staple.
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Fine details like scales, skin pigments, and soft tissue are frozen in these amber coffins, providing an unprecedented glimpse of a bygone ecosystem.
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The historic hotel was renovated in 2011, but retains its antique charm — as well as many of its visitors from a bygone era.
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Mr. Trump says exactly what he thinks, his fans gush — about immigrants, about Muslims, about women — a bygone pleasure now denied most Americans.
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This recipe for what are essentially frosted sugar cookies is a relic of a bygone era, hidden in the crevices of the internet.
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The bygone weaponry looks particularly authentic, and riding a horse into battle is only ever going to give off a historical war vibe.
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Much like the closing of CBGB's in 2006, the sale of the doors symbolizes the end of a bygone era in New York.
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Sonic, on the other hand, is almost an anachronism: ordering through a static-ridden speaker system is a novelty of a bygone era.
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Even the stars, although not so different 170 years later, are true to their bygone positions, and change with the game's changing seasons.
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Not just because of its conspicuous size and weight but because it seemed like a signifier for visions of tranquillity from bygone times.
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The passer-by kept passing by, but Mr. Jones continued like a bygone wanderer who had just stumbled out of a time machine.
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It's 1991, and Lee, the author of several popular biographies of bygone celebrities, finds herself in career limbo — or possibly professional free fall.
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At 81, he is an elder statesman, and premier interpreter, of American pop culture — one of the last artists of a bygone era.
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BANGKOK — With the gilded pageantry of a bygone era, the cremation ceremony of King Bhumibol Adulyadej of Thailand began in earnest on Thursday.
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But Morris is also a fundamentally optimistic person, one who can mourn for a bygone world but still find value in the present.
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The video reconstructs the tectonic fallout of Antarctica splitting from the bygone landmass of Gondwana, which was one subsection of the supercontinent Pangaea.
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Greenwich Village, normally thrumming with tourists and the young brunch-set on a given weekend, now looked as if from a bygone era.
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On-the-ground at live shows, Nissen documented the energy of the scene, often in bygone venues like the Tropicana and the Starwood.
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It soon became clear that the party was as much a boozy wake for bygone magazine jobs as it was a book celebration.
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Still, their plot lines have been criticized for being nostalgic for a bygone era and tone-deaf to the changes in modern Britain.
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Exhibit A is Moooi and Arte's Extinct Animals wallpaper collection, inspired by 247 bygone creatures like the calligraphy bird and the blushing sloth.
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Now she's the epitome of a bygone era instead of the musician who paved a boulevard for lots of women who top charts.
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And while crafting these sundials and hourglasses might seem like devotion to a bygone era, to Adrian they&aposre more relevant than ever.
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We also asked them what bygone era they would have liked to have grown up in and how they deal with frenzied thoughts.
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Mr. El Mestassi said the shooting incident echoed a bygone era when violent attacks and shootings were much more common in the area.
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Photos could be excavated from the morgues of bygone magazines and science journals, blown up and bannered with jarring, sardonic captions (Barbara Kruger).
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To create an authentic, respectful portrait of a gritty, bygone part of New York City, the photographers eschewed digital for an analog method.
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He would personally love to see Junior in a romantic comedy, he says, perhaps alongside a digitally resurrected performer from a bygone era.
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These places and things are not fossilized relics of a bygone era, but allow for a way of life that is uniquely Iranian.
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Hoover's tenure is a bygone era, however, one that relies on fading memories and a segment of history not documented by the internet.
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During his tenure, Mr. Key pushed for New Zealand to adopt a new flag, saying the old one symbolized a bygone colonial era.
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Invented in 1928 by the Swiss engineer Jean-Léon Reutter, the Art Deco pendulum clock is an elegant nod to a bygone era.
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America's retirement under Trump into sovereigntist nationalism has further weakened the legitimacy of a body whose composition reflects the bygone world of 1945.
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The Band had established its own indelible catalog of earthy, mysterious Americana, and Dylan had clearly won every bygone battle against folky purism.
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Bollinger is an archaeologist intent on examining the artifacts of a bygone era and the role they might have played in someone's life.
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In 1801, the British engraver and writer Joseph Strutt published a compendium to showcase some of the bizarre, bygone pastimes of his country.
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In any case, the manufacturing renaissance Mr Trump is presiding over does not mark a return to those bygone days when America was great.
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The matchup also convened two teams whose fidelity to a rushing attack was the standard — not the exception, like nowadays — of a bygone era.
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Between the cast alumni cameos, Natalie Portman rapping, and references to Nickelodeon, I feel solidly back in a barely bygone era watching this episode.
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"This kind of political oppression belongs to a bygone era in Spain's history," Emmerson said, referring to Spain's dictatorial past under General Francisco Franco.
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Many companies will struggle with the question of what to do with legacy manufacturing assets and opaque supplier networks developed in a bygone era.
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According to Twitter's well-worn origin story, the 216-character limit for tweets was born out of the now bygone restrictions of text messaging.
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Both films are aggressively nostalgic for a bygone era, but Hearts in Atlantis has far less to say and skews more toward maudlin sentimentality.
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But as Framke observes, you can track this shift across her work, both in terms of tone and her burgeoning preoccupation with bygone dissipation.
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There are younger, hungrier, people who want to be here and couldn't give a shit about your raising rent and your bygone glory days.
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Fusing history and personal narrative with healthy doses of myth and humor, the book is a colorful, bittersweet recollection of a bygone Los Angeles.
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"These are portfolios of a bygone era that were very, very painful for the banks," said Gerard Cassidy, bank analyst with RBC Capital Markets.
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Why it matters: Nothing worries Biden advisers more than public reminders that he's a throwback to a bygone era younger Democrats want to erase.
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Almost daily we hop aboard our internet-fueled time machines in the hopes that revisiting bygone days will provide insight into our current condition.
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Bee's field of targets kept expanding throughout the night, channeling the spirit of a bygone correspondents' dinner unafraid to take bites out of itself.
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While this may seem like it should be a bygone relic of a mindset, it still exists, and not just among the old timers.
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Cellular service, internet, and email have virtually disappeared, hurling a modern society into a bygone era; radio has become a primary source of information.
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Mima guides people into reveries of bygone comforts, like the taste of freshly plucked berries and the sight of birds flying in open skies.
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His fondness for long, wine-filled lunches is only one of the ways in which he resembles the media moguls of a bygone age.
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At Idaho Hotel, which dates back to 1863, ghouls of a bygone era are said to linger — three spirits in particular are spotted frequently.
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When Biden enters the presidential race, the 76-year-old will have to fight back against the perception that he's from a bygone era.
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Don't worry: The New York start-up hasn't just emerged out of a bygone era, ignorant to the present revolt against workplace power abuses.
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Some analysts said the North's use of a bygone encryption tool was rekindling old fear among South Koreans of an escalation in psychological warfare.
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"What we have here is a classic case of gender discrimination that is built on and perpetuates stereotypes from a bygone era," she said.
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The project was the work of Avegant co-founder Allen Evans, Pebble lead designer Steve Johns and the bygone smartwatch startup's founder, Eric Migicovsky.
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But that kind of "old economy" thinking runs the risk of reinforcing the false promises that Trump made about restoring a bygone industrial age.
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Most artists—like Nathan Williams of Melbourne fried-boogie rockers Power—are hesitant to admit to their connection to a bygone Australian rock era.
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He can casually dismiss the work of Philip Roth in one post and express nostalgia for the bygone era of bookish braggadocio in another.
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Mr. Biden is an old hand of the party's old guard, cozy with big finance and spellbound by a bygone era of bipartisan amity.
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But while Park's lactic fearmongering might seem like the bygone panic of another era, the associations of beards with disease have proven strangely resilient.
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This rule functions in the administration's conspicuous agenda to curate what it means to be American consistent with a bygone era of white protectionism.
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Stephen Colbert denounced the Supreme Court's decision to reinstate President Trump's ban on transgender military service, comparing it to bygone policies of ethnic exclusion.
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As Karl Willetts also explained, instead of looking back to past glories and bygone wars, the song's political origins are rooted in the present.
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With archers clopping by on horses, and the smokey aroma of grilling meat, the meadow site evoked a nomadic encampment from a bygone era.
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When Mr. Khan mimes cradling a child, or whirls in breathtakingly rapid circles, he seems to be cycling through memories of a bygone life.
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And these incidents were not from a bygone era — the women said their encounters with Mr. St. Surin took place as recently as 2017.
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They made subversive queer-themed paintings, and their photographs — created in antique styles, with painstaking precision — depicted them as dandies of a bygone era.
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The underlying problem is that a tough-guy approach to Asia belongs to a bygone age when America's economic and strategic dominance was unquestioned.
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Tarantino is a strong director, and his screenplay is limpid and clever, populated by appealing characters and driven by affection for a bygone era.
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"He captures this sense of a bygone Hong Kong that I rarely see anymore, that you only see in the older generation," he said.
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But, he continued, it is more likely that that bygone era was the aberration and today's hyperpolarization is what we should expect in equilibrium.
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How foolish the critics of those bygone years look in their disdain for their own century and reverence for the 20th or the 21st.
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Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa and the chairman of the Judiciary Committee, held forth wistfully on a bygone era in these halls.
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Trump and his acolytes pitch a vision of a return to a bygone era, when jobs in heavy manufacturing and coal mining will reappear.
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Whether they are new or old, the songs play a huge part in transporting viewers to the bygone era the show is set in.
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The slogan itself invokes a nostalgia for a bygone era that Trump voters believe was better than today and better than their imagined future.
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"I think the oil correlation as it's historically been is a bygone," said Julien Dumoulin-Smith, an analyst covering power, utilities and renewables at UBS.
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In the not-too-distant past, vinyl records and turntables seemed like relics — items of kitsch from a bygone period, like bellbottoms or aerosol hairspray.
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Here she comes again: This bygone sitcom, which ran from 1988 to 103, will have a thing or two to say about news and politics.
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The Economist: Are there any modern or contemporary thinkers who you rank among the great liberals, or are all liberal heroes of a bygone era?
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The robot fills a similar role as Willow Garage's bygone Turtlebot or iRobot's Create, offering developers a way to build ideas on a robotics platform.
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Flash is awful—insecure, irrelevant, a reminder of a bygone internet age—and it's only really ads that draw out its long and painful death.
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And wasn't that, after all, the premise upon which the 2013 film "La Grande Bellezza" spun out its Fellini-Lite lament for a bygone world?
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Inspired by bygone B-movies and foreign films, the images catalog a range of stereotypical female movie roles, from fair-haired ingenue to exotic sexpot.
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Like a cultural post-traumatic stress disorder, we are exerting huge effort to keep alive structures from a bygone era that no longer make sense.
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We might see the change today in how Eastern Establishment conservatives — now of a bygone era — talk of "small government," boilerplate ideology at any gathering.
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Suddenly, a question long debated among historians has become the subject of a national conversation: What should happen to these relics of a bygone era?
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Trump ranged from the current health care bill to stories of a bygone time in New York history to his Electoral College victory in 2016.
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It's boiled down whether America needs to return to some bygone era of greatness, or whether America is already the greatest nation in the world.
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Batmanglij, who is thirty-three, has broad shoulders, and wears his hair short with a faint peak in the middle, hinting at a bygone Mohawk.
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But as we follow updates from the hospital, we are not just praying for him, but also for ourselves and for our country's bygone youth.
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In a bygone era, patriotic posters appealing to our best selves were ever-present at schools, in factories and offices, in the local grocery window.
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Those against the spread of statuary consider the figures symbols of a creeping repression, of making authoritarianism more palatable by erecting monuments to bygone tyrants.
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Somewhere in between bygone luxury and getting punched in the nose, is an air travel experience, at an affordable price, that most Americans would accept.
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At its worst, it can be thready and attenuated, hooting like a tin whistle, an appraisal with which countertenors of bygone days were often saddled.
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With Butch Walker (Pink, Katy Perry, Taylor Swift) as producer, Weezer has meshed its fondness for bygone pop eras with the digital arsenal available now.
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Its intention is less to commemorate a bygone tragedy than to illuminate the unfinished business of justice and the endlessness of the struggle for democracy.
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The brick buildings, along narrow roads and surrounded by tall trees, were old and weathered but beautiful nonetheless, as buildings from bygone eras often are.
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Whether or not it picks a climatic word as an emblem of the bygone year, it is hard to see the society choosing anything upbeat.
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Houses reduced to piles of blackened iron and scorched homewares, fireplaces, and brick chimney stacks standing in the detritus like obelisks from a bygone era.
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The Las Vegas Strip can be a surreal place, and feel stuck in a bygone era — and not fitting for a show about the future.
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Mr. Beatty is old enough to remember the suffocating puritanical atmosphere of the '50s, and this movie's portrayal of bygone courtship rituals is dryly comedic.
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One of Mr. Prince's onstage alter egos admits a special fondness for "Follies," a ravishing elegy to dashed dreams and a bygone era of showbiz.
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MARGATE CITY, N.J. — A beloved rebel from a bygone era, she stands as a six-story testament to New Jersey's brawny brand of seaside kitsch.
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The site, now occupied by low-rise commercial buildings, is near the famous greasy spoon the Tastee Diner, a popular relic of a bygone Bethesda.
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Smack in the heart of Soho, another throwback to a bygone era comes at The Coach & Horses on Greek Street that dates from the 1840s.
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Early on, when it was clear that Biden would be attacked as the rickety embodiment of a bygone Democratic establishment, the campaign faced a dilemma.
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The lives and deaths of those bygone stars are now written in the grains trapped within the Murchison meteorite, which serendipitously ended up on Earth.
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The earliest of these films are frenetic patchworks of found objects and recovered materials — patterns, textures, and geometric constellations from bygone eras of graphic design.
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Her eloquent dancing is utterly natural, full of strength, femininity and a worldly maturity that evokes a bygone glamour as movement melts from her shoulders.
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But there will also be plenty of flashbacks of the kids bygone era, ensuring that the original cast we fell in love with could return.
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If nothing else, the new Razr could go a ways toward proving that retro handsets can be more than just nostalgic novelty for bygone tech.
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The whitewall tires, already out of general production well before Noland's incorporation, suggest the flashy prosperity of a bygone era in the US automotive industry.
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But the same bipartisan bill could also make retirement planning even more confusing, particularly for workers hoping to recreate the pensions of a bygone era.
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Once Beatrice adds her wobbly check marks and shaky signature, the overall effect is to make us feel that we have entered a bygone era.
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Still, there is something about Ruppersberg's bygone visions of Los Angeles that seem elegiac, though that may have more to do with projection than intent.
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Before "Believe," Cher was a remnant of the near-past, a relic of a soon-to-be bygone age, a novelty act ripe for memorial packages.
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The Logan Act "is a relic of a bygone era," said Steve Vladeck, a CNN contributor and law professor at University of Texas School of Law.
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Net artists today must resolve the promises of a bygone online era with the realities of alt-right organizing, espionage, and government surveillance on the web.
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It's hard to discern whether the scoffing is nostalgia for a bygone era or simply outrage and fear at the changing gender dynamics at the office.
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From the mid 1990s on, the NWA was largely a prepended acronym to a host of tiny local promotions scrapping for some bygone, half-remembered glory.
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Mr Sand confesses to a bygone "idealisation of Parisian intellectuals", the "heroes" of a youth spent as a doctoral student in the city in the 1970s.
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In the long term we must overhaul a single-aisle production system that belongs to a bygone age when high-rate production of aircraft wasn't needed.
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On the surface, crochet may seem like a craft of bygone eras, but the NYC nonprofit's classes offer more than a lesson in needle and thread.
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But this literal boner-killer for the damselflies is now a boon to paleontologists, as the amber preserved a stunning tableau of their bygone mating routine.
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Third-class cabins on the Titanic II. If you want to relive a glamorous bygone era or recreate your favorite scene from the movie, start saving.
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CNN was quick to declare print the "new vinyl," and a Guardian piece painted e-readers the "clunky and unhip" relic of a bygone tech fad.
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In this era of drones and driverless cars, President Trump often sounds and feels like a man from the bygone days of station wagons and smokestacks.
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Beyond it, up a staircase, lies a technicolour trove of paintings, statues, embroidery, memorabilia of bygone political campaigns and honours awarded to the proprietor, Jan Mapou.
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Somehow, in this bygone era, much of the economic fuel for new information technologies was distributed according to a system that looks a lot like gambling.
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What sets BMW's art cars apart is that they have become intentional objects of art, rather than idle classic cars — a testament to a bygone era.
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But occasionally, these arboreal creatures were subsumed by floods of resin, exchanging their lives for preservation in the fossil record's eerie amber snapshots of bygone ecosystems.
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In this era of Gen X influencers and TikTok tastemakers, it may seem like actual dot com websites are a relic of some bygone digital era.
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Often, we celebrate bygone bands for being influential, hearing in them the seeds of the new; the best prog provides, instead, the shock of the old.
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And she eagerly riffled through bygone lines, like a comedy news anchor rolling old footage, to highlight Mr. Trump's boastful predictions about his now-defunct casinos.
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Angry protesters, many of them women, marched on the Capitol, bearing sarcastic signs that mocked the governor as a repressive, fatherlike figure from a bygone era.
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These pharmacies of a bygone era were much more ornately decorated — with marble countertops and beautiful light fixtures — than the fluorescent lighting-clad drugstores of today.
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Simpson is not simply enamored with bygone aesthetics — she was a child in the 1940s, and these motifs are part of her foundational memory and identity.
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But this sometimes uneasy conflation of modernity with bygone days is perhaps suited to a book that sits at the intersection of historical and detective fiction.
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Any concerns arising from the study thus would seem to apply mainly to early adopters who used those bygone devices, not to users of current models.
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These characters don't feel like figures lifted from a book, or actors laced into period garb playing out a tale set in a bygone golden era.
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Surrounded by Communist-era housing and a belching power plant, the temple was much like the Temple of the Sun, a relic of a bygone era.
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The 36-piece collection, which launched on Thursday, incorporates recycled brass, recycled zink and TENCEL x REFIBRA into a handful of the bygone era-inspired pieces.
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But the president has a particular rapport with Mr. O'Reilly, whose hectoring braggadocio and no-apologies nostalgia for a bygone American era mirror Mr. Trump's own.
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With Democrats having other progressive options who line up better with where the party is heading demographically, Sanders may be a figure of a bygone era.
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I yearn for a bygone era, a time when I was understood—deeply, spiritually—in a way that no one has understood me since my Tamagotchi.
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They are in dozens of other dance and theater books, and they regularly pop up in web searches for graying Broadway actors or bygone ballet stars.
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The rambling prewar layout and stately architecture remain intact, and the rooms are still adorned with photographs and personal memorabilia from a bygone era in entertainment.
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This 41-room, three-story boutique hotel evokes a bygone Southern Jazz Age but offers a level of modern service on par with a Four Seasons.
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Geospatial data can shed light on everything from the future of our warming planet to the unexplored ruins of bygone civilization to informed responses to pandemics.
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Paul Alexander's Trinkets is not a glossy Hollywood revision of a bygone time and place; it's a testimonial for a period fraught with excitement and horror.
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I can't decide if I love it for its lavish, careful reconstruction of a bygone era, or if that love only underlines my own blinkered perspective.
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Interestingly enough, there's not a single Disney/Marvel or Warners/DC title in this bunch — they're all Fox/Marvel outings, and most of them many years bygone.
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Broadly, it can be grouped into two categories: codes designed to uphold traditions of a bygone era, and codes designed to push people to defy the everyday.
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But by trying to transpose these story lines onto a different time period, the 2008 and 2010 movies come off like they're relics of a bygone era.
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The Spring '19 collection is no exception, with Pop Art-inspired color-blocking and sweet matching sets reminiscent of an era that is bygone but still alluring.
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As interest in the years preceding the AIDS crisis grows, Cowley has finally re-emerged as a preternaturally talented artist and the personification of a bygone era.
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It was an artifact of a bygone era that is not in the U.S. Constitution and somehow it got grafted on in this culture of the Senate.
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And while I love the weird looking creatures that awkwardly wander the landscapes, part of me still yearns for those majestic space dinosaurs from a bygone trailer.
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Commonwealth citizens include those hailing from one of the 53 former member states of the bygone British Empire, including Canada, Jamaica, Kenya, New Zealand, Nigeria and Dominica.
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" The investor warned in his monthly investment outlook that "high rates of growth and the productivity that drives it are likely distant memories from a bygone era.
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Some relationships slowly fizzle out with a whimper, while others come to an explosive end when it's suddenly clear that the good times are too far bygone.
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Beloved in his community but under surveillance from police and press, Lewis openly pines for a bygone era when no one would try to egg his limousine.
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To justify a new layer of federal rules, activists point to old legacy mines from a bygone era, abandoned long before the advent of current environmental laws.
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While I was at the White House, we aggressively undertook building new global engagement initiatives and modernizing public diplomacy programs that remained stuck in a bygone era.
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Importantly, FIRRMA does not radically change the scope of CFIUS to make it a tool for escalating trade disputes, coercing market reciprocity or imposing bygone industrial policy.
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These are absorbing subjects, and Haynes's touch, especially in the stitch-perfect reconstruction of bygone times, is as sure as it was in "Far from Heaven" (2002).
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He is making it a point to look to the future as he endures criticisms that he is a candidate of the past and a bygone era.
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The discovery of the bygone gibbon, Junzi imperialis, is reportedly the first evidence of an ape going extinct in modern human history — since the ice age ended.
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Rather than just linger on as an eccentricity from a bygone age, though, the surviving Czech libraries are doing what they can to stay vibrant and relevant.
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Having gutted this remarkable find for parts, each of which told a story about bygone times, Fisk-Weatherford Jones arranged for the museum to acquire the remainder.
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It's this bygone era that Motorola is looking to evoke with its new Motorola Razr: a foldable smartphone that reimagines its 2000s icon for a new generation.
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A new free online magazine for hackers, programmers, and tinkerers promises to rekindle the bygone era of useful technology zines—with a focus on creativity and brevity.
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I like to believe that this is a sign that things are changing, that this kind of farce is just the death rattle of a bygone era.
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Monuments are some of the oldest and boldest remnants of bygone civilizations, transmitting messages about what the ruling classes found important hundreds or thousands of years ago.
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Of all the bygone shows to be revived lately, few are as worthy as the original "Amazing Stories," though the culture's memory of it has largely faded.
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"We're back in the world of the water cooler — a bygone era when we all watched TV at the same time," Zoe Williams wrote in The Guardian.
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Burchard is to the San Francisco scene what Fred W. McDarrah was to New York's downtown milieu: an essential figure who has beautifully documented a bygone era.
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Vivian Cherry, a photographer whose gritty black-and-white images of street scenes recall a bygone era in New York City, died on March 21940 in Albuquerque.
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While Risso's designs may evoke bygone eras and even childhood — as with the trailing blanket cape from his most recent men's wear collection — they are not nostalgic.
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" The term lynching evokes images of a bygone era: black men dangling grotesquely from trees, Southern whites posing proudly by charred bodies, Billie Holiday singing "Strange Fruit.
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The service looks, and feels, like something designed from a bygone internet era that wasn't dominated by unregulated tech conglomerates with monopolistic holds on the attention economy.
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More consistent has been something plenty of people don't know about — and that those who do tend to brush aside as a bygone chapter from Thomas's past.
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More than a performance piece, this was a meditation on two bygone Manhattan jazz venues, the Savoy Ballroom in Harlem and the Three Deuces on 52nd Street.
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The main shopping district, along 111th Street, maintains a bygone five-and-dime feel, lined as it is with hardware and shoe shops and shamrock-adorned bars.
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The lure of the bygone is represented at the start, where Thomas Cole's 21980 painting "The Past" is paired with an 20153s golden silk pelisse, or coatdress.
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The show so drips with '00s downtown cool, it may be triggering for anyone who tried and failed to get into bygone hot spots like Beatrice Inn.
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The mysterious poetry of this all-female ballet to Debussy — conjuring essences of bygone eastern Mediterranean cultures — is another example of Robbins's mastery of making music theatrical.
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It is hard to imagine that dangerous relics from a murderous, bygone era can still lie buried somewhere beneath Hong Kong's glittering skyscrapers and heaving shopping malls.
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In bygone days, most Brits' concept of self-care extended to punctuating their pints at the pub with the occasional glass of water, or bag of chips.
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Bottom line: "A website for everyone" is the cry of a bygone tech era, but most businesses and individuals still need to set up their own websites.
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This identity is a big part of Biden's pitch, one rooted in nostalgia for a bygone era: It's Trump's Make America Great Again, skewed toward decency and civility.
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The assumption about the lone Australian Moggridgea spider had been that it was a relict species of a bygone era, separated from its African relatives by continental drift.
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The few animals that lived during this bygone era, between 635 million and 541 million years ago, were exclusively soft shelled, featuring no bones, teeth, or hard shells.
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But the age they live in, though primitive, is always littered with the bygone relics of the age before it, abandoned temples and statues half-buried in sand.
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Advanced software would stitch the photos together on a university computer, a puzzle of ghostly shapes that became one composite image, the infrastructural remains of a bygone world.
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Rather than simply pining for the glory of the bygone Reagan era though, the next generation of Republican leaders needs to forge its own modern vision of conservatism.
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It will take some time, but the noble yurt looks like it is on its way to joining Genghis Khan as a bygone symbol of Mongolia's proud past.
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Both fluids are produced by living creatures, but blood is an emblem of vitality and health, while oil is liquified death made from corpses of a bygone era.
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And this snapshot is of a bygone time; the image shows what XLSSC2000 looked like when the 210 billion-year-old universe was but 2155 billion years old.
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And this snapshot is of a bygone time; the image shows what XLSSC006 looked like when the 14 billion-year-old universe was but 9 billion years old.
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On my way to the jamboree, I wondered if it would be a meeting of emotionally stunted individuals stuck in a bygone era, but I was completely wrong.
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If lucky, an accessory's trendiness undulates, shifting between being cool in one decade and coming back a few later, worn as a vintage ode to an era bygone.
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Not only does the study link Arizona and Tasmania across time and space, it is another step towards understanding how our modern world evolved from this bygone supercontinent.
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Either we continue romanticizing about the bygone days, or we embrace innovation and lead our country down a path of resource security and economic prosperity with solar energy.
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But since the Rat Pack went away and shag rugs got a haircut, the brand has mostly served as a reminder of a bygone age of American manufacturing.
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That's one of several concrete ways one can read a reactionary streak in the film, all against the backdrop of its general subtext longing for a bygone time.
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Even worse, some of the unclaimed dead were requisitioned as teaching cadavers by medical and mortician schools under questionable laws dating to the bygone era of body snatching.
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But first an observation: It has long become routine to decry the Biennale's system of national pavilions, dating to 1895, as an outdated relic from a bygone era.
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Loose quarters and dimes are, to her thinking, the burdensome relics of a bygone age, as superfluous as the conventional wallets and coin purses made to hold them.
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The result is "Look Homeward, Angel," a best seller and a magnet for critical acclaim at the time that survives mainly as a relic of bygone literary fashion.
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Absent of America's positive influence on global affairs, Trump's populist style of politics, increasingly aped by other leaders, will leave us all longing for bygone certainties and stability.
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Sure, we all know the Superman's origin story, plucked straight from a 1930s bygone era—the same period that would present a desert walking Jesus as melanin deficient.
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Death wasn't; they were too heady, too forward-thinking, too much a product of a bygone era, or at the very least of an unfamiliar, more urban scene.
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The restaurant, which occupies the tony address where John Fraser's Dovetail used to be, leans into its surroundings, offering a heady dose of a largely bygone uptown glamour.
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In 1983, the California Supreme Court called felony murder a "barbaric" rule of "dubious origins" from a "bygone age," but concluded that only the Legislature could change it.
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Another sadly bygone element of the house is a Cold War-era fixture, when a car was permanently suspended off a ledge, where it served as a bar.
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Products from a bygone era suddenly seem to have more personality, argue the disciples of these storied brands, who also prefer the companies' herbal-based, medicinal-like formulas.
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Few attempt an accurate representation of the speech of a bygone era, seeking rather to forge their own idiom to give the reader the impression of that time.
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Federal, state, local or public-sector employees are too often represented by hand-me-down labor unions that current workers inherited from government employees of a bygone era.
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One of the first crosses I made was 21D, "Bygone Winter Palace resident," which had to be TSAR — and 32A, "Zellweger of 'Chicago,'" which had to be RENEE.
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Eventfulness is indeed what fuels this comedy of aristocratic manners, set in a bygone era when Britain is in a state of collective shell shock and relative deprivation.
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After the 1930s, it became constitutional esoterica, a relic of a bygone age in which the Supreme Court resisted efforts by Americans to regulate their own economic affairs.
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Many of the greatest Westerns portray cowboys as populist figures — as holdovers from a bygone America whose individual values and skills sit uneasily in a cosmopolitan, peaceful society.
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The resonance of the figure of Patient Zero, whether in a bygone outbreak or an emerging epidemic, underscores our collective desire to fit new information into old frameworks.
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It's all a window on a bygone era, from the eating club whose members attend the restaurant in ceremonial regalia to the old-world chandeliers in the dining room.
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It's advertised as 'Florida's Friendliest Hometown,' and it's supposed to evoke a bygone era of traditional values when Americans knew their neighbors, respected their elders and followed the rules.
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It was a way to frustrate Democrats, but, more than that, it provided an opportunity to publicly discuss their very favorite thing: the many bygone misdeeds of Crooked Hillary.
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Although they acknowledged that reality has in ways intruded on their drama about a bygone period, they stressed that recent headlines have not impacted their plans for the show.
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Believe it or not, in a bygone era before the advent of the lyric video, there was a time when it was actually fun to watch a music video.
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In many ways, the Big Mac is a relic of a bygone era in fast food, but it is also ferociously resilient: Yes, fried chicken sandwiches are en vogue.
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For listeners in 2018, however, the Sanctum and its library of nightmares live on as a totem of nostalgia for a bygone era, both of horror and audio media.
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Even DeCarava's shooting and printing style signify a bygone era: black and white, soft-focus, murky portraits which spoke to the essence of that then still developing art form.
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As exciting as it is to behold these gnarly bodies from bygone eras, it is also extremely worrisome that accelerated permafrost thaw is the reason for these new finds.
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Robert Gordon, an economic historian, argued that today's innovations could never provide boosts to productivity like those from electrification, the internal-combustion engine and other breakthroughs of bygone years.
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Connoley believes that she could actually recreate some of those bygone seeds for harvest, and that those new crops could potentially unveil completely new textures and flavors for food.
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In bygone times, the river lamprey (the somewhat smaller brother of the sea lamprey, similar to the brook lamprey and hagfish) was often used as bait during fishing activities.
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Bookshelf speakers are functional in that they don't take up as much room as floor speakers and provide a much better experience than computer speakers from a bygone era.
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The comedian Bill Maher was the textbook case for the bygone era of the 100-channel universe, after ABC bought his hit show, "Politically Incorrect," away from Comedy Central.
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The look clearly references a bygone era—the 1950s, when America's growing military-industrial bureaucracy provoked fears of surveillance, repression, and a state dangerously empowered by devastating new technologies.
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Elections are about the future, not the past, and Mr. Trump often dwells on a bygone era when he says he believes life was better in the United States.
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The stately Victorian and Edwardian mansions lining Millionaire's Row stand as evidence of a bygone era built in the years after the Civil War by tobacco and textile barons.
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Other images are atmospheric glimpses of an era that feels both bygone (horse-drawn wagons for delivering flowers) and ever-present (children on the stoops of Brooklyn's classic brownstones).
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Tacocat stays faceless too; its new video for the song is a lyrics video, texting (and backspacing) through mostly bygone graphic user interfaces, as if trolls can't even upgrade.
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Obama's legacy A throwback to a bygone era of Communism that most of the world had forgotten, Cuba was less than 100 miles from the home of capitalism, America.
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A queer theorist could have a field day with Pee-wee's Big Holiday, Netflix's latest stab at reviving a beloved property from a bygone era of television and movies.
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That is to say, some stylistic choices that evoke bygone products like the Treo or Pre, in hopes of triggering some smartphone nostalgia buried deep inside our lizard brains.
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I'm cool stashing Lewis in the hope that the lightning he captured for six weeks last year might return, but my sniffer tells me that time is probably bygone.
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During an intermission, Mr. Harris, a 64-year old composer and trombonist who was in the Sun Ra Arkestra band, said the environment conjured New York's bygone loft scene.
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Rather than lamenting the bygone days of some artistic peak, the city is able to point to a living lineage, a continuity that is renewed with each new generation.
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Walter represented a bygone era of New York wealth and culture, and by claiming Walter as his friend, Richard could also claim ownership of a world beyond his experience.
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There is among the rural white working class a nostalgia for a bygone world — a whiter and simpler world — and that world is gone, and it's not coming back.
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In an era so bygone it might as well be prehistory, people would give out their individual pager numbers to those who needed them, be it parents or friends.
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Mr. Proana's home is packed with cherished totems from a bygone era — racks of sneakers, Bolt Thrower patches, rare Demolition Hammer T-shirts — that spill over into his shop.
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But for years, lawmakers have spoken of this athletic tradition in near-reverent terms, recalling friendships deepened and legislative partnerships forged in a Capitol often bereft of bygone comity.
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Dean Rhys Morgan, a Britain-based gallerist and art dealer who has represented Mr. Goodman since 2008, said the artist's work remains singular today, and evokes a bygone time.
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"Mad Men," an acclaimed show that explored a bygone era, will itself be grist for future cultural historians, thanks to a donation to the University of Texas at Austin.
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The MAGA hat, like the Confederate flag, wouldn't elicit outraged reactions if it were only a piece of cloth that harkened back to bygone days never to be relived.
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Babs Simpson, a fashion editor and swan of a bygone era whose unfailingly correct taste informed the pages of Vogue, died on Monday in Rye, N.Y. She was 105.
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What I hear from many of the people in your book is nostalgia for a bygone world or a world that probably never really existed in the first place.
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If the segment evoked memories of the Cuban missile crisis, it seemed that Mr. Kiselyev might literally have been working from a memo drawn up in a bygone era.
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With a pinch of Wind Waker and a whole lot of N64-era 3D platformer aesthetics, Gone Wandering is a very cute and pretty reminder of a bygone time.
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The strips, which have the bygone feel of seventies and eighties clothing and interior design, form a makeshift curtain, waiting to be lifted so that the show can begin.
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This behavior has many permutations in human history, but this study marks the first osteological (bone-based) evidence of how Göbekli Tepe's bygone denizens treated dead bodies and their skulls.
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Accordingly, the show returned to The Beatles, whose recordings of "Do You Want to Know a Secret" and "A Taste of Honey" were used to help establish the bygone setting.
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Some expire, some are sold, some are left there like the husk of a bygone era...and some just fade away, gathering dust in the sands of the Wayback Machine.
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Hell, even Full House's theme song was a plaintive paean to a simpler, bygone era that may have only ever existed on Leave It to Beaver: Whatever happened to predictability?
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The bygone days of piracy, plantations and the old red-light district inspired historical fantasia; the grandiose cemeteries and practitioners of voodoo nurtured tales of the supernatural, witches and vampires.
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In bygone days, when university-bound American students sat a test of vocabulary as part of the Scholastic Aptitude Test, there was a purported shortcut: teach a few Latin prefixes.
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In order to put these important questions to rest, I went on the hunt to track down the creme de la creme of "featured vocalists" from this beautiful bygone era.
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And, while Riverdale still has the milkshakes and letterman jackets of its Archie Comics source material, those icons of a bygone era are now blood-spattered, sexed-up, or both.
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Bones, mammoth tusks, fossilised creatures and even ghostly footprints are washed up on the beach or uncovered under layers of sand, hinting at generations of bygone residents, human and animal.
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Partially because another bygone storytelling method, the miniseries, has returned to prominence, often under the guise of "limited series" (technically there's a difference, though practically they function about the same).
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I have in my possession artifacts of this bygone era, a handful of Swagways (and one, terrifying no-name model) that now must all go silently back to their maker.
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The phone rings clear and loud and suggests the pleasure of a time — now bygone and suspect, like smoking or sunning — when it seemed possible to make something completely new.
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His is a welcome approach for Pennsylvania, where the collapse of the coal and steel industries has led politicians to promise a return to bygone days that is never coming.
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Rather, they should view the agency as an artifact of a bygone era, whose positions and opinions are increasingly out-of-touch with the emerging scientific, political, and cultural consensus.
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He counted Democrats among his closest friends, and his death marks not only the passing of a president but a reminder of a bygone era of greater civility in Washington.
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One of four children growing up in an "all but bygone era of lakefront estates, Lilly Pulitzer dresses and big, strapping American cars," Stroh had a conflicted relationship with money.
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By resurrecting the artifacts of her childhood – which are from a bygone era – Twilley shares a background and worldview with Matt Bollinger, whose show at Zürcher Gallery I recently reviewed.
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Last month's $646 million evening sale at Christie's of Impressionist and modern works from the out-of-time collection of David and Peggy Rockefeller conjured memories of that bygone era.
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On the outskirts of Georgia's capital, Tbilisi, an abandoned military hospital from the bygone era serves as a refuge to some 150 families unable to find jobs and affordable housing.
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Griffin reflects on the period and his father's obsession with the sculptures, and the resulting novel is an adventurous coming-of-age tale and a homage to a bygone city.
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From the very first one players were immersed in a painstakingly recreated period of history that gave variously accurate but always compelling experiences of really living in that bygone era.
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"While the world burns, the Senate will sit in total inaction because of an antiquated vestige of a bygone era," Mr. Inslee said in an interview, referring to the filibuster.
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They valued their attachment to a bygone economic era over their attachment to the stated ideals of this nation when it comes to inclusion and equal protection under the law.
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It seems like a lifetime ago, but back in the bygone days of early September, the buzz in Washington was all about President Trump's newfound willingness to deal with Democrats.
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Despite its richly deserved reputation for superficiality, Los Angeles is indeed a reading town, but with a uniquely transactional relationship to books, especially those that are remnants of bygone eras.
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In the absence of the bygone haunts Elaine's and Swifty's, Mr. Benson now sees society friends and famous subjects at Sette Mezzo, the disingenuously unassuming Italian restaurant in his neighborhood.
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Opponents accused Mr. Khan of a mushy sort of wistfulness — of endlessly alluding, in stump speeches, to a bygone 1970s era, when life in London was ostensibly sweeter and fairer.
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Already, the room had heard his ubiquitous pledge to restore bygone American greatness, completing its unlikely journey from trucker hat slogan to presidential tagline before a joint session of Congress.
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URDOMA, Russia — Russia's countryside and smaller cities have long been fertile ground for President Vladimir V. Putin and his message of restoring bygone greatness, but even here, there are limits.
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By working with Sungir experts, the studio hoped to humanize these bygone cultures and inspire public interest in their lives by reanimating their faces in VR for the first time.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - As cheap Chinese-made motorbikes flood Pakistan's roads, fans of vintage Vespa scooters are scrambling to find spare parts and preserve models that hark back to a bygone era.
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However much we'd like to move past the bitter partisanship that has taken hold in the past few years, moving our country forward isn't about harking back to a bygone era.
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What started as a fun glimpse at a bygone era quickly became a conversation around the cultural, social, and economic impact of makeup, which you can watch in the video above.
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He can make a non-sports fan anxious about bygone games; he makes Oklahoma City seem a cross between a struggling heartland town, an outpost of the Wild West, and Oz.
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In doing so, he also found a way to pay homage to the Obama-Biden years while also burying it as a bygone era that cannot simply be snapped into reincarnation.
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Similarly to other recent documentaries like That Summer or the upcoming, previously unreleased Aretha Franklin concert film Amazing Grace, it uses period materials to re-familiarize contemporary audiences with bygone subjects.
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" "They are our living dinosaurs, the romance of a bygone era, and if we can't conserve the African elephants, I'm fearful to think about the fate of rest of Africa's wildlife.
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As we saw in the 2018 election, voters are trying desperately to move our country forward, while Trump is determined to remake the judiciary in the image of a bygone era.
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But having more running time to time travel reveals there's only so much you can do with the observation that things were worse in a lot of ways in bygone eras.
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Performers respond to Sandra de la Loza's installation at LACE, which examines bygone layers of Los Angeles, looking at how waves of development have destroyed and obscured what came before them.
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I too made my mark in the business of mating music of a now-bygone era, but I wasn't nearly as good at it as the two examples I just mentioned.
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The first thing to realize is that, despite Trump's nostalgia for a bygone era when the United States was insulated from global trade, stopping or slowing trade is not at issue.
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Yet that did not stop the tributes from pouring across social media, or discourage journalists from writing obituaries to the small paper that increasingly seemed a relic of a bygone era.
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It is the first step in a plan to bring a glamorous resort back to the site, and perhaps, with it, a bygone luster to the storied but tattered Catskills itself.
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Most Americans want their news to be local and rooted in their communities, but unfortunately local news is threatened by enforcing decades-old regulations that were intended for a bygone era.
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Some are installing video doorbell cameras or, at the urging of postal workers, replacing outdated mailboxes from a bygone era of postcards and letters with models that can accommodate large packages.
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Mr. Frank, the former congressman, recalled his bygone alliance with Mr. Mulvaney fondly, even as he expressed little sympathy for any discomfort Mr. Mulvaney might now encounter in his new role.
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While you need people who are constantly pushing the envelope and churning out new ideas, innovation is backed by hard work — elbow grease shouldn't be a phrase from a bygone era!
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Anyone who has followed the careers of Trent Lott and John Breaux — former leaders of the Senate Republicans and Senate Democrats respectively — knows that they are creatures of a bygone era.
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It's in this context that something as derivative as "I Feel It Coming" becomes so strangely hypnotic—a flaccid callback to an already bygone age of complete and total, glorious mediocrity.
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It's tied up with how they feel about the economy — a valorization of a bygone age when men were men (and could make a decent living doing manly blue-collar work).
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So for the 31st issue of FELT Zine, Ugrin decided to go against the grain and create seriously retro digital compositions that harken to a bygone era of computer-based art.
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And the lodge itself, tied to a bygone era, is no longer the healthy organization it once was, to the degree that everybody assumes Dud is joking when he tries to join.
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Once relegated to an era of bygone authentic hippies, crocheted clothing has transcended past the boho looks of the '90s and early '00s and D.I.Y. Etsy stores, and straight into designer collections.
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Just like Joe Camel and the Marlboro Man of our yellowy bygone days, these ads—which sometimes take the form of sports of music festival sponsorships—hint at sex appeal and rebellion.
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Broken Reality is a first-person adventure through old chat rooms that takes more of the vaporwave route, an aesthetic that pulls from a bygone era of file sharing and jpeg compression.
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We can't promise this weekend's Oscars ceremony will be full of bad behavior (a girl can dream), but luckily there's a whole treasure trove of scandals from bygone years to delight in.
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But oil and gas companies with their deep pockets continue to enjoy the privileges of a bygone era with the false promises of jobs and business expansion that have yet to materialise.
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Those bygone premiums do help to emphasize just how long Rosebud Salve has been around — since when people wanted phonographs and BB guns so badly they'd go door to door selling salves.
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It is reminiscent of the way that Italian teams of a bygone era seemed to pass the ball for Luigi Riva even after the great striker was no longer on the team.
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Lana's music has gradually become slower, quieter, and less electronic over the years, with more open space and room for echo, and here she wholeheartedly embraces a bygone mode of acoustic warmth.
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In what seems like news from bygone eras, the results of the American election have many people scared and hopeless, but millions of disheartened Americans must look for light in the dark.
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Our planet has been teeming with life since the Cambrian explosion over half a billion years ago, but the vast majority of these bygone Earthlings have long since vanished without a trace.
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His voice itself can sound like the echo of a bygone era, as he refers to movies as "pictures" and chuckles suavely to himself at the glamour and absurdity of it all.
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Maybe the book is nostalgic for a bygone past, but apart from the winter ice skating, snowball-making and the absence of smartphones, the scenes belong to a present we'd comfortably join.
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Old cities tell stories through their age, and people should be able to find beauty in the cracked and faded brick sidewalks with the bygone buildings that line the busy streets proudly.
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Imagine what a boon it would be for Earthlings to receive this kind of message-in-a-bottle from a bygone alien society, regardless of whether it was technologically superior to us.
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Fuller treatments of religion in recent Y.A. have come in Julie Berry's "The Passion of Dolssa" and Laura Amy Schlitz's "The Hired Girl" — but both are historical fiction, set in bygone eras.
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Take, for instance, its willful, stubborn nostalgia for bygone eras, like old Hollywood and the Jazz Age, and its occasional nods toward the thought that change isn't just threatening but actively bad.
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Is there any more telling symbol of our bizarre (and yes, unprecedented) times than Roy Cohn appearing prominently in a young adult book, and not one about the bygone days of McCarthyism?
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" He added that "in bygone eras, the filibuster was a symbol of the Senate's famed role as the cooling saucer for legislation and ideas from the more hot-tempered House of Representatives.
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Toller's church, with its slender steeple and whitewashed clapboards, evokes both a bygone era of American Christianity and a battered civic order, a small-town world of hard work, humility and faith.
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The party's platform of four years ago reads today like an anachronism from a bygone era in which it was still considered taboo to challenge unwavering support for Israel's policies toward Palestinians.
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Like a Fabergé egg or a Persian miniature, it speaks of an irretrievable past, when time moved differently, craftsmanship involved bygone tools and art was experienced more rarely and with fewer distractions.
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That in turn points to the possibility of "a return of the bench seat" in the front and the rear - a throwback to American cars of a bygone era, Habib told Reuters.
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In bygone days, the moneyed classes of L.A. showed little interest in parading their finery in opera boxes, as the Morgans and the Vanderbilts had done at the Met, in New York.
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"La La Land" is poised to become another "The Artist"; a cute, fluffy, unchallenging homage to a bygone era of Hollywood that wins big at the Oscars only to be forgotten afterward.
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The 500-year-old skeleton of a man believed to be among them has been found buried in layers of river mud in southeast London, offering a glimpse of a bygone era.
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The use of fasces by alt-right groups is another attempt to commandeer the insignia of ancient Rome to connect their movements to the bygone power and legitimacy of the Roman empire.
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It's impossible to not be consumed by nostalgia for a bygone era of boza street vendors, as this winter treat is a reminder of cozy good times, family gatherings, and winter festivities.
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Added to the work, it is almost like they are living in a bygone era, a time not only without electricity and running water, but also a time without basic rights and freedoms.
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Genomic analysis will continue to elucidate precisely how human-borne diseases contributed to the die-off, but suffice it to say, they likely had a significant effect on our ill-fated, bygone cousins.
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Ganzhou is one of the most productive oviratporid regions of the world, and this newly discovered dino now represents the seventh known species to live in the area during this bygone geologic era.
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And as well-paying manual labor becomes more of an endangered species in this city and in countless others, many of these portraits double as eulogies to bygone employment and vanishing worker solidarity.
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SST has appeared in the New York Times Crossword 349 times, primarily clued as a "Bygone flier" or some American version of the sound barrier breaker (the clue "Retired boomer" cracked me up).
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In that bygone time, the rest of the planet was made to bear witness again and again to the freakish power of the free market, the triumph of individual entrepreneurship and profit-seeking.
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Director Bill Rebane and his crew on "The Giant Spider Invasion" tried to recapture the magic of that bygone era, but somehow missed the mark when it came to telling a coherent story.
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It is a bygone era that she describes, when politicians sent telegrams, leaders talked about national self-reliance that would insulate us from the rest of the world's troubles and Congress actually worked.
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The resuscitation capitalizes on people's memories of bygone software from Microsoft, which last year recaptured the title of world's most valuable public company as it becomes more centered on subscriptions and cloud services.
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Once again, there's needless talk of whether to keep Downton and continue living as aristocrats of a bygone era, and once again the discussion is tabled for the future Granthams to deal with.
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It is not a particularly original approach to take note of all things bygone while espousing the idea that Right Now Sucks, that the good old days lie always some years behind us.
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A 2017 study published in Science found that plants domesticated by Indigenous populations—such as the brazil nut, maripa palm, and cacao tree—are about five times more plentiful near these bygone settlements.
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It seemed like a bygone age, a lost world where Ronald Reagan was president and most Americans thought "soccer" was a sort of rhythmic gymnastics for countries that hadn't heard of Bruce Springsteen.
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Hotel Saranac harks back to a bygone era, simultaneously fulfilling its promise to embrace a rough-hewed legacy in the Tri-Lakes region while maintaining the visage of a distinctly contemporary mountain hideaway.
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Operating at selected races this season, from a garage at the end of the pitlane, the cars are a throwback to a bygone era with their raucous V10 Cosworth engines and slimmer tyres.
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Whether you're a Game of Thrones superfan or dream of moving deep into the woods, this one-of-a-kind drinking horn will make you feel like you're living in a bygone era.
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It's called "A Friend of Dorothy, 19603," though it was made 40 years later; they often sign their work with a long-bygone date to "save it from obscurity" — obscurity being the present.
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There are threads of Alfred Hitchcock and Stanley Kubrick in the designer and two-time feature film director Tom Ford's baroque noir tapestry "Nocturnal Animals," and that includes a bygone sense of righteousness.
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People who think we're capable of a bond bubble bursting have that idealistic image of bygone prosperity somewhere in the back of their mind, poisoning their objectivity with respect to the current reality.
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The conflict appears archetypal to us now, and while it might be tempting to view lives like Morton's as somehow representative of a bygone era, the private struggles it entailed are omnipresent still.
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The first is like a rehearsal for a romantic duet: Mr. Cardona dances with Karen Graham, while screens show us both the bygone Gordon-Setterfield duet they're now performing and those film romances.
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In a country that has only been a democracy for four decades, the scenes of police violence — which left some 800 people injured — looked like images from Spain's bygone era of fascist leadership.
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Today, a political show that doesn't seem aware of the world in which it's airing wouldn't just be bad form; it would risk looking out of touch entirely, an emblem of some bygone era.
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The world's pubs and bars are lousy with apocryphal quotes from Sinatra, Hemingway, Churchill, Franklin—men of a bygone era commonly regarded as heroes of one kind or another, promoting the glory of alcohol.
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Yet throughout the 1990s, the city's pioneer hip-hop artists and DJs would find their unique sound at a set of bygone bars and clubs, solidifying the connections that would catapult them into stardom.
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Someday, we'll see cable boxes as relics, reminders of a bygone age when funneling movies and shows from one place to another was so much more complicated—and expensive—than it had to be.
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Diana Ross and Lionel Richie's "Endless Love" (1981) anticipated the crack era and so loomed over the broken families that followed as a kind of bygone utopia you could only access on FM radio.
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But after a fair amount of struggles, Mozilla's been undergoing an interesting sort of renaissance of late, and is banking on its new Quantum browser to bring bygone users back into the Firefox fold.
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But few seemed concerned with which of those characters suffered most from its trope-y mess of a script, giving it a pass on the sexism it resurrects from a bygone era in games.
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Releasing such fleshed-out experiences to promote an upcoming game feels like something from a bygone era, before Minecraft showed in 2009 that people would pay to play a game that's still in development.
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Still, the heart of the film resides in capturing what increasingly feels like a bygone era, when vibrant newspapers -- and the "big personalities with big opinions" they employed -- were powerfully connected to their communities.
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I was just an adult eating a pile of processed food meant for kids of a different, bygone era—an era where snacks were really just candy, and organic food was only for celebrities.
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As a former defense department employee that has wrangled with antiquated information technology legacy systems from a bygone era, the news that the Pentagon was updating its IT infrastructure was no doubt good news.
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Why it matters: The move has support both from Conservative and Labour officials, but has enraged the local government, which calls it "reminiscent of the worst injustices of a bygone era of colonial despotism".
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Crucially, unlike bygone broadcasters, Russian intelligence operatives could target their messages to specific portions of the electorate residing in key swing states, with propaganda tailor-made for small, specialized audiences already primed for persuasion.
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A tag-along vacation becomes a journey to a bygone era when Gil (Owen Wilson), a restless Hollywood screenwriter, travels to Paris with his self-absorbed fiancée, Inez (Rachel McAdams), and her rich parents.
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While it's absolutely true that bygone queer eras and their imagery remain under-recognized and under-documented in the larger culture, the frequency of their appearance in contemporary queer art exhibits can feel cliché.
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Though their scarred surfaces and painted faces make them look like imaginary, colonized natives from a bygone film, their physiologies are rendered in such detail that they seem alive, open, engaging with the present.
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They are cast as products of their time — a bygone era during which the few women allowed to infiltrate the boy's club were the ones seemingly willing to betray, ignore or punish other women.
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The nostalgia for a bygone era misses the fact that politics has never been truly genteel in the United States, where lawmakers once beat each other with canes on the floor of the Capitol.
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"I think that the vast majority of people see them simply as anachronism, you know, throwbacks to a bygone era," Mr. Rowe said, but many remain aids to navigation, even to low-flying aircraft.
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Schneider noted that including women in selective service did not necessarily need to mean sending them to the front lines; in fact, that notion in some ways belongs to a bygone era of warfighting.
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And if recent history is any guide, President Trump's impeachment trial will be an intensely partisan display that will make the polarization of the Clinton era look like a bygone period of political harmony.
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To have evenings when neither of us had to worry about the time, when we could have another glass of wine or not and it didn't matter, that was a treat, a bygone bonus.
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WASHINGTON — Prominent Democrats — stung by their eroding support from working-class voters but buoyed by the deficit-be-damned approach of ruling Republicans — are embracing a big idea from a bygone era: guaranteed employment.
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"It's very concerning that these conditions, associated with a bygone era, seem to be on the resurgence," said Helen Donovan, professional lead for public health at the Royal College of Nursing, in a statement.
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Judy Becker, the production designer who did the exquisite design for Todd Haynes's "Carol," has re-created a bygone era in a way that feels lived-in and specific, as opposed to campy-arch.
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North Carolina—with its banking center in Charlotte, its substantial black middle class, and its élite universities—esteems its identity as part of a South too forward-looking to be defined by bygone bigotries.
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Newspapers too may have to look back to a bygone era, when a family or a newspaper mogul might have been willing to sacrifice short-term profit for a longer-term vision, Breakingviews argues.
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With its bohemian alcoves and sagging benches that double as beds for wayward writers known as Tumbleweeds, the bookstore has drawn millions of curious souls seeking to imbibe the spirit of a bygone time.
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His own run for president helped to usher in the modern era of scorched-earth campaigning, but in later years, Bush came to represent a bygone style of bipartisanship and optimistic, big-hearted patriotism.
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The fact that Aurelius' identity as a skeleton saint had eluded detection for so long, she tells me, was simply proof of a generalized lack of knowledge regarding these bygone manifestations of Catholic devotion.
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You won't be disappointed by the daiquiris here because they're not the throat-cutting sugary cups of booze you'll find on Bourbon Street; these are engaged, well-crafted daiquiris first produced in a bygone era.
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The popular music of that year, too, seems like the product of a bygone era, miles way from the glum, demented coo of Billie Eilish or the moans of Post Malone that currently dominate playlists.
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Mr. Peres's reminiscences give way to footage of the murder itself — harrowing, blurry images that at once bring the event into the present and remind viewers that it belonged to a bygone, pre-smartphone era.
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Bizarrely, their almost total disappearance means that the closest living relative of these bygone dogs is now CTVT, an opportunistic, sexually-transmitted dog cancer that has hitchhiked around the world at least two times over.
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Nowhere is this bygone era of drinking better memorialized than in Sex and the City's co-opting of the Cosmopolitan: "I'd like a cheeseburger, please, large fries, and a Cosmopolitan," per Carrie Bradshaw's McDonald's order.
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Fill a chandelier with a set of them for a romantic home accent, or add one to your office, kitchen, or home bar to perfectly replicate the swank of dens and speakeasies from bygone years.
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Some, like architect and urban planning teacher Ahmed Hassan, are pushing to preserve some relics of the bygone era while keeping pace with growing businesses - the goal of his "Save Alex" initiative, launched in 2012.
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The uphill climb starts with Greg Monroe, a nimble, 6-foot-10 battering ram from a bygone era, a back-to-the-basket dinosaur who's quietly trying to make the best of his abrupt demotion.
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Frenken told Reuters that his collection of striped shirt-dresses and skirts, breezy wrap-around blouses and platform sneakers harkened to a bygone era but also harnessed a contemporary vibe with effortless, clean, relaxed looks.
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For the ever growing group of fans who yearn for a bygone era of mixed martial arts, the card is headlined and co-headlined by three old timers: Fedor Emelianenko, Chael Sonnen and Wanderlei Silva.
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Given this doughy foodstuff's enormous role in supporting the first sedentary urban settlements, unlocking its past will provide crucial insights into the snack that founded the modern world, and the bygone peoples who seeded it.
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Nicknamed 'The Iceman' for his often glacial demeanor, his dour nature and dislike of media and sponsor engagements has also endeared him to many fans who see him as a throwback to a bygone era.
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"Unfortunately, over fifty years after the passage of the Equal Pay Act, the wage gap between men and women is not some inert historical relic of bygone assumptions and sex-based oppression," he had written.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Washington's political elite paid tribute to former U.S. President George H.W. Bush as his body lay in state in the Capitol on Monday, evoking a bygone era of bipartisan civility in American politics.
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Since the Southern Railroad left town in the early 19.993s, the southeastern Tennessee city has been looking for an identity that has nothing to do with a bygone big band song or an abandoned train.
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The electoral college is, essentially, a vestigial structure — a leftover from a bygone era in which the founding fathers specifically did not want a nationwide vote of the American people to choose their next president.
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You can watch "Watergate" relishing the craziness of a bygone era and marveling at the styles of elocution, barbering and haberdashery that prevailed in that mad time, but the gravity of the tale is inescapable.
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In the years since Prince of Cats' first release, pastiche has become a central force in pop culture, whether in order to simulate a bygone era (Stranger Things) or to call one into question (Hamilton).
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Myspace, once one of the world's most popular websites, has long since plummeted in relevance, but for years it has provided its earliest users a place where they could revisit memories from a bygone era.
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Entering Thursday evening, Mr. Biden had subsisted as a peculiar kind of favorite: 76 and rusty, his speeches heavier on curious digression than stirring crescendo, unapologetic about his affection for a bygone era of comity.
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Their images capture the sort of dystopian beauty that is divorced from normal life and recalls the experience of "bygone explorers coming upon the remains of a lost civilization," as our architecture critic puts it.
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But widely shared fantasies of overthrowing the American government in favor of an anticapitalist regime are the relic of a bygone century, probably because there has never been much evidence that most Americans support it.
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Seemingly hopelessly out of step with the informal eating habits of today, these opulent relics of a bygone lifestyle achieved a succession of prices that were multiples of their estimates, lifted by global internet bidding.
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These are images that not only record bygone times and colors but also register the diversity of Canada by showing the Chinese, Sikhs and many other nonwhites who, for so long, have been Canadian, too.
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Our ninth justice should be one who can craft solutions to our 21st century legal problems that are based on the values embodied in the Constitution, not the facts of life of a bygone era.
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Rather than hold on to the headquarters from a bygone era — and pay the property taxes as well as other expenses — publishers have unloaded their hulking buildings and regrouped on an often much smaller scale.
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Places like Wild West Town are relics of a bygone era, trying to attract children who are more attracted to virtual reality and mobile apps than games of cops and robbers or cowboys and Indians.
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But the viability of bipartisan dealmaking will largely depend on the President, who in recent weeks has both rejected bipartisan proposals and sang the praises of a bygone era of cooperation with Republicans and Democrats.
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SPQR and this false vision of Rome continued to be a canvas upon which others could both project their own meaning while still conjuring a familiar visual connection to the bygone power of an empire.
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Its mix of Mission Revival and Art Deco architecture may make it seem like a throwback to a bygone era, but it remains as vital as ever as a major regional and national transportation hub.
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"It's very reminiscent of how I started out," he explained to reporters at Hockenheim, whose present layout has been likened to a glorified go-kart track by those who miss the bygone blast through the forest.
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The manner in which McConnell gagged Warren also recalls the ideas and words of a bygone era in American history, when women lacked the right to vote and an overwhelming majority of African Americans were enslaved.
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A mainstay of the New York avant-garde, this drummer is best known for his membership in two standard-bearing free-jazz groups: the bygone David S. Ware Quartet and the still-active Matthew Shipp Trio.
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In Thursday's ceremony, rich with symbolism of a bygone age and witnessed only by relatives and a small group of officials, Franco's coffin was taken from its tomb as crowds of media and onlookers gathered outside.
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The scene had an eerie visual parallel to "The Death of Marat," but the dramaturgy felt like something out of Lillian Hellman — that bygone era when suicide was the only face-saving outcome for gay characters.
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Lasting nearly three decades, until Lazar died in December 1003, and long residing at Wolfgang Puck's original Spago restaurant above Sunset Boulevard, this party is now held up as a bygone example of true Oscar glamour.
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Each one takes as its subject a bygone female film or television star — most of them women of color — and rendered an interpretation of their essence, rather than any sort of concrete likeness, in beauty products.
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THUMP caught up with Forest and Flash Factory's owner Michael Satsky via email, to talk about their plans for the night and the future of Better Days, and to reminisce about New York's bygone clubbing days.
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And they were worried about more than just the ring of stones: The surrounding countryside is dense with ancient settlements, eldritch monuments, and bygone pathways; many burial mounds, tombs, and artifacts lie under the soil too.
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They come from a bygone era of San Francisco, one where a young man isn't shocked by the presence of an aging nudist, where seeing a young black San Franciscan isn't like spotting a bald eagle.
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The short trailer opens with the disembodied faces of three of "Game of Thrones'" bygone characters and members of the Stark family: Eddard; Catelyn and Rob, in the crypt of the House of Black and White.
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With full marijuana legalization no longer a bygone conclusion, Krishna chronicles the thriving, ever-changing landscape of cannabis in the US—embedding with smugglers, doctors, immigrants, and cops as they shape the future of American weed.
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Mr. Howell's routine is a relic of a bygone age when air travel was something anticipated, not endured, and flight attendants did more than look out for safety and delivered more than peanuts and tomato juice.
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That address was in the most threadbare corner of Oak Cliff, a Dallas neighborhood of bygone notoriety, containing both the boardinghouse in which Lee Oswald lived and the movie theater in which he tried to hide.
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It's a tale from a bygone area called the "nineteen nineties," when flannel ruled the earth, our appetites were quenched by smart drinks and soulful sounds of Blind Melon were as reliable as any weather report.
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This is based on a fear that has origins in a bygone policy from 51 years ago — the Khartoum, or the Three No's: no peace with Israel, no recognition of Israel and no negotiations with Israel.
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The national "ownership cap," as it is called, dates to 1941 and was imposed to protect localism, diversity and competition in the market, but many believe it has outlived its original intent from a bygone era.
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Early in his stump speech for Democratic Senate candidate Doug Jones in Alabama on Tuesday, former Vice President Joe Biden began to wax nostalgic, recalling a bygone era in Washington when our politics were more cooperative.
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In an era where public and scientific interest in the cannabis plant, particularly with regard to its therapeutic properties, has never been greater, the existing hurdles to marijuana research are an artifact of a bygone era.
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Its decline has been rapid, with the 480 million pounds ($645 million) paid in 2014 by Nanjing Cenbest, part of China's Sanpower Group, for an 89 percent stake, looking like a deal from a bygone era.
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Many Americans underestimate lynching's political role because they focus on "strange fruit," the image of black bodies dangling from trees during the Jim Crow era, and think of those who left those bodies as bygone extremists.
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Eastern Establishment liberals, quite likely bygone as well, are much the same only they want to shift resources from what they don't like, like the military, to things they do like, such as energy and education.
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Whatever the result, it could end up not as a significant legal precedent, or as a landmark freedom of speech case, but as a curious artifact of a recent but nonetheless bygone era of web journalism.
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Mr. Blake soon invited him to lunch at the bygone Astral Plane restaurant, and a couple of weeks later Mr. Wren asked him on a date to see "Hello, Dolly" at the Merriam Theater in Philadelphia.
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From Civil War re-enactments to paleo diets, today's subcultures often try to recreate the bodies of bygone eras; but rather than celebrating Victorian heads and hands and waistlines, Hughes rubs our noses in their strangeness.
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In bygone eras, when there were fewer competitions and fame and fortune weren't the main metrics of success, Dick Button, Tenley Albright, Debi Thomas and Wylie all managed the duality of elite athletics and elite academics.
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To think of QVC is to think of some bygone era when you had to tune in to the one dedicated shopping channel in order to find someone to sell you replica Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis jewelry.
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JordanLuca's designers are too young, of course, to recall a time when male genital display was a useful erotic sales tool, those bygone Peter Berlin days of crotch-sanded denims and Freddie Mercury's shrink-wrapped junk.
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He is of a bygone era when celebrity athletes were still flesh and blood, not branded widgets in the lucrative industry of professional soccer—when they were still, if it's not too naive a concept, innocent.
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His reference to a "record player" in the last Democratic debate in the context of a question about reparations for slavery tied Biden to a bygone era, but that was far from the worst of it.
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"Electric vehicle (EV) charging will be a gold rush, while gas stations will be just another relic of a bygone age, like phone booths and cassette tapes," columnist Vitaliy Katsenelson wrote in a piece for MarketWatch.
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But I'd prefer it in the library, if I had a library, with a cigar, if I smoked cigars, which I suppose is part of what makes these wines seem to be of a bygone era.
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While it's true that DeRozan is one of, if not the most prolific mid-range scorer in all of basketball, writing his offense off as a relic of a bygone of play is a gross oversimplification.
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It is a tale that pits those who survived the ontological shift ushered in by the new millennium against those who didn't, as "cliché of a bygone era" underworld magnate Miles Rennberg (Michael Madsen) soon discovers.
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Image 2 of 7003 CUZCO, Peru – The old colonial palace high in the Andes and crowded with treasures from Peru&aposs bygone golden age feels more like an emergency room than a workshop for recovering damaged artwork.
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Noël Coward, Oscar Wilde and other bygone British dandies would have loved my cozy and elegant room, a Regency remake with paneled wooden doors, dark wooden furnishings, a luxurious sleigh bed and black silk robes for lounging.
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And though there are holdovers from that bygone era of making a declarative statement about your sexuality on glossy magazine covers — like Caitlyn Jenner's 2015 cover of Vanity Fair — that format is typically reserved for A-listers.
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As the dangers of global warming grow ever more apparent, our government should be taking the opportunity to create new clean energy jobs and rewrite history, rather than enabling the industries of bygone days to continue unchecked.
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The socialite has come to perfectly define not only the millennial fashion aesthetic, but also a bygone era of celebrity where social media was nonexistent, as were stylists, and getting papped while partying was simply de rigueur.
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But in time, from within and without, the DNC and the Democratic Party made it their mission to marginalize Sanders—until he was reduced to an avuncular Leftist from a bygone era whose revolution had long passed.
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Above all, The Game Console makes the case that these mostly-bygone gaming boxes are worth remembering, and that there may be something of value lost if we were to fully transition to a streaming-only future.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A Norwegian drama starring film veteran Stellan Skarsgard awakens nostalgia for youth and bygone landscapes, but global warming was not its intended message, according to the author of the book the film is based on.
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"If the media were really concerned about all of these allegations, and if that's what this is truly about, and the Democrats, Al Franken would be on the ash heap of bygone half funny comedians," she said.
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Like I said: this is music for past times, bygone eras—just about acceptable as a late-night nostalgia-fuelled excursion into live footage from the 2009 Reading Festival, and strange to imagine happening again in 2018.
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While there may be no "Little Red Book" of quotations for mass consumption like in the bygone Mao era, Mr. Xi's thinking will now infuse every aspect of party ideology in schools, the media and government agencies.
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The setting for the flea market is the bygone Roebling Wire Works factory, at 675 South Clinton Avenue, which once supplied the wire cables for the Brooklyn Bridge and the Golden Gate Bridge, among other celebrated structures.
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"If all audiences see is the bobbing and shuffling coolie from a bygone era as the only representation of Asians onstage, what message does that send to our Asian students who dream of dancing the Swan Queen?"
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After all, most people think ballet galas are events for pretty dances in which a male star spins on one leg and a ballerina hops around on point, in a dance charmingly set in a bygone era.
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Customers — surrounded by old-school shoeshine chairs with brass pedestals and other objects from bygone eras like an oversize gold register from the 1940s — waited to speak with Joe Rocco, 203, or his son Andrew Rocco, 27.
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The consistency of Chappel's style from picture to picture is impressive, as is his instinct to document a bygone era and its trades; this is why his paintings are sometimes used to illustrate histories of the city.
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"The Castro regime's first recourse is to dust off obsolete talking points from what should be a bygone era and describe any independent voices as mercenaries, subversives, and spies," a State Department spokesman said in a statement.
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Just as Roberto Rossellini's "Stromboli," from 1950, functions as both a drama and a record of an unimaginably bounteous tuna mattanza in the Tyrrhenian Sea, the Smiley film depicts bygone and herculean nature-wrangling, on Lake Mohonk.
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Why it matters: "A website for everyone" is the cry of a bygone tech era, but businesses and many individuals still want to set up their own websites, and WordPress remains the dominant tool in the field.
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Burns doesn't use it in every project — for his most recent miniseries, The Vietnam War, he had plenty of file footage at his disposal — but when he does, it helps viewers reorient themselves in a bygone era.
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Often sporting a tweed suit that speaks of a bygone era of glorious British countryside and P.G. Wodehouse novels, Rees-Mogg ticks all the boxes of the British elite class:Â Son of a former Times editor and peer?
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But he has faced questions about whether he is too old, too white and too wedded to a bygone political age to be the nominee in the 2020 election for a party that increasingly prizes progressivism and diversity.
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In the wake of music streaming services like Spotify, these relics of a bygone but recent era have become nostalgic icons of pre-Millennial existence, when the only way to share music was to make a mix tape.
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Through a series of vacuum tubes reminiscent of a bygone era, scientists send the isotopes, exposed to the uranium's radiation, to lab technicians who ready them for hospitals not only in Iran, but in India, Pakistan and Lebanon.
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The place feels like it's set in this bygone era when men with his worldview were never challenged and women were objects to open the door for, but not take seriously enough to engage in actual conversation with.
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Young performers often highlight their versatility in recitals with a range of genres and composers, but the violinist Benjamin Beilman instead offered a tribute to a bygone era in a concert on Thursday evening at the Rose Studio.
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Airbus faces an unprecedented challenge in ramping up production to meet 240 delivery targets following engine delays, and must eventually overhaul a manufacturing system that belongs to a "bygone age," the jetmaker's new president told staff on Friday.
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On my last visit, I had unexpected company in trying to uncover traces of that bygone era: the Crimean viceroys running the place under President Vladimir V. Putin are now presenting themselves as the heirs to that history.
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"The Scottish National Party said Johnson's new government was "shaping up to be the worst since Thatcher" and was "packed full of extreme Brexiteers and rabid right-wingers who want to drag us back to a bygone era.
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Then two saviors will arise: "the awaited one," or Mahdi, a divinely guided caliph who will unite and empower Muslims, followed by a bygone prophet who will come back to earth to support the Mahdi and defeat evil.
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The smells of soil and other organic material seemed antique in their decay, the outside world like a rolled-up oriental rug, damp and fading, one of those bygone remainders that mildewed in the basement back in Pennsylvania.
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But in mourning that mostly bygone era of erudite clerks and obscure, collectible titles, it's possible to overlook the very recent past — namely, the more mainstream '90s CD culture, with its megachains like Tower Records and Sam Goody.
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When Union Square Cafe reboots next month in its new location at 215th Street and Park Avenue South — the bygone home of City Crab & Seafood Company — Mr. Meyer's first, signature restaurant will be engaged in a quasiscientific enterprise.
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The novel's underdescribed future, with its hints at totalitarian politics, doesn't play to Oates's strengths as a nostalgia artist, her ability to abruptly evoke a bygone era with a teenager's pink plastic hairbrush, a mother's black net gloves.
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Mr. Heicklen said he and his business partner at Ascend, Robert Kaliner, were attracted to the Lower East Side because it was "an emerging neighborhood" that evoked a "lot of nostalgia" of a bygone era in New York.
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Mr. da Silva, who is running his campaign from his jail cell following a conviction on corruption charges, appeals to voters' nostalgia for the bygone days of political civility and economic boom that are unlikely to return soon.
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Then you say something offensive — maybe it was a few years ago and you forgot you ever said it, maybe it's some bygone tweet that is probably, definitely racist — and then you have to make a video apologizing.
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Dr. Fiona Haughey, a London archaeologist who has worked on the Thames since the 215s, said that although some mudlarks are looking for valuables, others are looking for a connection with the everyday objects of a bygone Britain.
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On Thursday, Thomas Hillary, 73, an associate of Raymond L. S. Patriarca Sr., the onetime head of New England organized crime, emerged from his life in the witness protection program and described a bygone world from the stand.
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Along the way he became a revered elder to generations of players and coaches, and when he died on Monday in San Diego at 21982, one of the last links to a bygone era of baseball was gone.
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He said the song put him pleasantly in mind of Don Henley's 1989 hit, "The Heart of the Matter," in which he grapples with news that a past lover has met someone new, then laments other bygone relationships.
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The venerable cabaret Café Carlyle might be considerably more upscale than Tom's Restaurant — the Upper West Side student haunt that inspired Vega's enduring and influential single "Tom's Diner" — but both offer a glimpse of a bygone New York.
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Political Memo Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr.'s presidential campaign was forced into a defensive posture this week after he invoked his work with Southern segregationist senators to make a point about bygone comity in Congress.
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The prints at the New Bedford Whaling Museum offer insight into the industry before it grew to an industrial scale, presenting a bygone era when whaling practices were deeply connected with the community and even to religious beliefs.
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Riding along with Mr. Okra, you get the sense that you've been thrust back half a century, the affectionate regulars and charmed first-timers indicative of a bygone era of milkmen and Leave it to Beaver neighborhood geniality.
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As New York prepares to demolish the current Penn Station — one of the world's most-despised transit hubs — the artist's murals will remind straphangers of a bygone America that once engineered its infrastructure for ease, aesthetics, and scale.
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In addition to her beloved turtlenecks, Holmes often wore black flared pants, oversized suit jackets, and puffer vests, recalling a bygone era when many women felt pressured to dress a certain way to be taken seriously in the workplace.
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Often made from found wood — carpentry tools alternate with wooden relica — those works are painted entirely black or white so their minutiae coalesce and, fully integrated, the objects ascend like postindustrial totems or statuary for a bygone religious sect.
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Tragedy as the norm We tend to think of a full-on collapse of global order, characterized by widespread international violence and great-power war, as something that cannot happen in our time — a relic of a bygone era.
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Trump's first days in office have been marked by a swift series of executive orders, ranging from a crackdown on illegal immigration to the reinstatement of a bygone policy banning funding to nonprofits that perform and discuss abortions abroad.
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Hipsters, artists, and intellectuals—not necessarily mutually exclusive groups—were gathered to glimpse a bygone era of unfettered experimentalism, and to pay homage to a man that has been giving them permission to explore for more than 50 years.
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Op-Ed Contributor THE cable set-top box — a clunky technology from a bygone era that costs many consumers around $10 a month — is headed for an overhaul as the Internet increasingly makes its way into Americans' living rooms.
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Saldaña made his connection to the Cubs in a bygone era, when from 19693 through 1951 the team regularly made its spring training home at this Santa Catalina Island enclave, about 30 miles off the coast of Los Angeles.
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It sounds like the premise to an Indiana Jones movie, but it's real life: The eerie crevices and taverns of the world's largest underwater cave system contain the remains of ancient humans and extinct beasts from a bygone age.
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The oldest Watson project available online is his breakout 2012 mixtape, Phantom, which gained traction when the music video for its titular track caught the attention of Lowe, who played the song on his bygone BBC Radio 1 show.
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As he's grown more successful—he grossed a reported seven hundred and fifty million dollars in one tour—his songs have conveyed a sense of longing for a bygone simplicity in his life, mostly involving beers at a pub.
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Ms. Caballé was, critics concurred, one of the sublime representatives of a type of diva most often associated with a bygone, golden era: smolderingly regal, seemingly inscrutable, a larger-than-life presence accorded godlike status by her reverential public.
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In Cherepovets, a gritty factory town about 300 miles east of St. Petersburg, Komsomol veterans like Mr. Belyayev have their own disco nights, their own clubs and funding from the mayor's office for events that resurrect a bygone era.
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Donald Trump ran for the presidency on a chaotic cocktail of issues: xenophobia and anti-immigrant sentiment, a rejection of the political class embodied by Hillary Clinton, and doses of nostalgia for the bygone glory days of U.S. manufacturing.
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Hardcore's kitschy exhibition design does little to dispel the notion that the films and photographs on view are dirty, or even shameful, begging the question: how would Hardcore make its bygone porn collectors feel — liberated, or just plain embarrassed?
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It comes from people who think the only way to reach communities like ours is through resentment and nostalgia, selling an impossible promise of returning to a bygone era that was never as great as advertised to begin with.
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But over a century and a half after the modern elevator was invented, many developers, architects and designers are bringing staircases to the fore, to add drama, evoke a bygone era, and activate common areas — or activate residents themselves.
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And while Mr. Obama's speeches this election cycle have largely stuck with his trademark themes of idealism and hope, some of his supporters wonder if they're witnessing a living time capsule from a bygone era of civil political rhetoric.
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Themes and motifs pillaged from the Wild West — or our fantasy of it — played out all over the fall 2017 runways, most notably at Raf Simons's debut collection for Calvin Klein, which featured bygone staples in unexpected color combinations.
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Chez Michou's big draw was a colorful spectacle called "transformiste," featuring a parade of performers in drag impersonating female luminaries of bygone eras, like the diva Maria Callas and Dalida, the Egyptian-born singer and actress from the 1950s.
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Other sports may fetishize innovation and change — set shot to jump shot to windmill slam dunk; single-wing to shotgun to West Coast offense — but the fight world mostly tries not to forget what it knew in bygone days.
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Originally I thought the word soulmate was cringey — cheesy semantics from a bygone era of dream catchers and Buddha beads — but when I started speaking to friends, I realized the term still rings true for a lot of people.
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It is true that every president since Mr. Reagan has attended the annual roast and silly cabaret dinner of the Alfalfa Club, a century-old, invitation-only Washington clique that seems like it was hatched from a bygone era.
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Strolling amid the steep walls and angular slate roofs always transports me back to a bygone era — a storied past that vibrates beneath the ferment of the chic international crowds, designer boutiques, neo-bistrots, kosher delis and L.G.B.T. clubs.
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In the ad, "Sacred," a narrator discusses the bygone days of "drive-by deliveries" in which hospitals released new mothers shortly after their babies were delivered, and credits Klobuchar for ending the practice after her own experience with it.
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And if we wish to recall a bygone age we may turn first to its technology—watching Ted Wheeler adjusting the antennas on his color television, in the introductory scene of Stranger Things, reminds us immediately of the 1980s.
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Brassaï's photographs inspire nostalgia for a bygone era; they elicit wonder at who walks these deserted streets and documents them, and profound feelings of generational displacement and a longing for a world that was on the edge of collapse.
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The subjects speak completely unguarded and from the heart throughout the film about various topics from firearm liberties, service in a bygone war, the failing health of the casino business, drug overdoses, celebrity worship, and the Word of God.
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Now, with relations between U.S. President Donald Trump and the Palestinians, who see him as an unquestioning ally of right-wing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, at a breaking point, the Oslo deal seems like a relic from a bygone age.
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Instead of ditching the historical impulse and taking the video in a random direction, director Hugo Jenkins builds on it by evoking a bygone, circa-midcentury era of British culture, shooting it in the borough of Newham in East London.
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By analyzing the structure of the organ with X-ray computed tomography and cross-referencing it with the syrinxes of 12 living birds, Clarke and her co-authors were able to narrow down the properties of the extinct bird's bygone song.
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When people like Trump say they want to bring a return to "law and order," they are talking about a particular kind of order from a bygone era, one in which a white man's dominance in society was an unquestionable fact.
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Archie Comics has been around in some form since the 1940s, but as its original audience became parents, grandparents, and great-grandparents, the series struggled with its own identity: perpetually trapped in the body of a teenager from a bygone era.
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Instead of complex men with compelling ideas, bygone leaders like the Panthers are often flattened into leftist bros who fit a familiar, and quintessentially American archetype that is all about force and individualism, like the cowboys of the Wild West.
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Now, one artist has imagined what these services would look like if they were actually made for that bygone era, whether it's an Instagram-branded Polaroid camera, a Spotify cassette player, or a VHS tape player featuring YouTube's color scheme.
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JOHANNESBURG (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The soaring "Chamber of Mines" building in central Johannesburg, a hub for South Africa's mining industry, is a symbol of a bygone era when pioneers began flocking here in the late 153th century to dig for gold.
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We watched incredulously as she chose to wed Ryan Reynolds on a Southern plantation, and then ran a tone deaf spread called "Allure of The Antebellum," which failed to address aspects of that bygone era like, oh you know, slavery.
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His latest entry has him vying against another Cannes heavy-hitter in the field of filmmakers delving into the world of cinema for inspiration - Quentin Tarantino presented "Once Upon A Time In Hollywood", his ode to a bygone era in tinseltown.
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According to a new report out of the Nikkei Asian Review, the electronics giant is reuniting the team between its beloved, bygone robotic dog Aibo, in order to develop a new version of the bot for the age of smart assistants.
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"Some of our favorite shows of all time — The Wonder Years, Happy Days, That 70s Show, Freaks and Geeks — looked back at bygone eras with 20 years of hindsight," Jones and Mohan said in a statement, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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Prior to Halloween, he penned this urgent missive lamenting the end of bygone days when you could wear racist Halloween costumes without the Racial Justice Snowflakes getting all huffy about it: This happened every Halloween when I was a kid.
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He emphasized his relationship with McCain was a vestige from a bygone era of bipartisanship, and he recalled when the two of them sat next to each other on the Senate floor, which they were reprimanded for in the 1990s.
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Russia's interest in courting North Korea today remains the same as that of a bygone era under Putin: Balance the United States and its allies, Japan and South Korea, and reverse the trajectory of Russia's increasing marginalization in regional diplomacy.
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When push comes to shove, however, jurors and prosecutors are treating the system like something else: an antiquated relic of a bygone age, largely reserved for the least capable members of society, and handed down with the arbitrariness of lightning.
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The official newspaper of the North's ruling Workers' Party said on Thursday the U.S. wish for North Korea to abandon its nuclear weapons program was "only a fantasy of a bygone era" and the policy of pressure and sanctions had failed.
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This stanza from Weird Al Yankovic's "Amish Paradise" is particularly relevant to the so-called net neutrality debate as both the song and the laws on which net neutrality are based look back to bygone eras present in this modern age.
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Instead of a mailing list, the brothers send information regarding their latest venture, The Paul Institute, via text message—a move that's reminiscent in one way or another of a bygone British era when rave locations were passed on using text.
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Walking to the ground from the direction of Norwood Junction, one passes leafy streets, terraced houses and the occasional grand old structure from a bygone age, usually standing side by side with a paint-peel pub or a postwar flatblock.
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Those old grainy recordings—that booming drum sound wherein the hits were really allowed to reverberate throughout the room—they're largely of a bygone era, one that had its soul sucked out by the demon known as digital clarity and convenience.
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The film runs the gamut when it comes to talking heads, from John Waters all the way to Clint Eastwood, opening the barn door on celebrity, personhood, and politics, beyond simply what it meant to be gay in a bygone era.
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But the president was also evoking a bygone world — the outer boroughs of New York City, where he grew up — a place of leafy neighborhoods and working-class families, as well as its share of shady businessmen and mob-linked politicians.
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MOSCOW — "The Death of Stalin," a blackly comic movie about the Soviet leader and his cowed entourage, has earned widespread praise in Britain as a tongue-in-cheek spoof about a bygone era in a country that has long since collapsed.
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To Stand Out, the Army Picks a New Uniform With a World War II Look: Army Greens, being field-tested for introduction next year, are designed to evoke a bygone era when America celebrated total victory, and wanted to look sharp.
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In a convivial dining room embellished with its original 2105 frescoes of Naples and portraits of bygone Italian celebrity regulars, Mimì alla Ferrovia serves dishes that have themselves barely changed over time, with an equally immutable and formally dressed staff.
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It is as if he realized some time ago that the job of restoring Manchester United to what it used to be — not so very long past — demands more than a healthy respect for bygone greatness and the rhetoric of romance.
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Widely respected as a Senate "institutionalist" — a guardian of its traditions — he is a product of a bygone time in Republican politics: the pre-Trump era, when lawmakers worked across the political aisle to forge consensus on matters of national importance.
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The result allows the Tony-winning score from Lynn Ahrens (lyrics) and Stephen Flaherty (music) to seep into every corner of a historical fantasia that takes its title from a bygone musical genre whose syncopations are no less joyous today.
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Just beyond the windows of Satsuki Kanno's apartment overlooking Tokyo Bay, a behemoth from a bygone era will soon rise: a coal-burning power plant, part of a buildup of coal power that is unheard-of for an advanced economy.
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And Biden, 77, is seen by some as a creature of a previous and bygone political era, an elder statesman who is no longer as sharp on the debate stage as he was during vice presidential debates in 2008 and 2012.
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I vaguely knew of his whereabouts from mutual friends, but this was before cellphones, the internet and email, a bygone era where you could actually lose touch with people and not know how to contact them even if you wanted to.
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After moving to the United States in 22015 to pursue a career in commercial photography, he was instantly captivated by the wide-open landscapes of the American West and the charming small towns that appeared frozen in a bygone era.
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Go deeper: "If recent history is any guide, President Trump's impeachment trial will be an intensely partisan display that will make the polarization of the Clinton era look like a bygone period of political harmony," our chief Washington correspondent writes.
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Miami University in Ohio has been known as the cradle of coaches for playing host, in a bygone era, to Woody Hayes, Ara Parseghian and, a little later, Bo Schembechler — the future head coaches at Ohio State, Notre Dame and Michigan.
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Taking the axiom "you had to be there" literally, immersive theater productions — the multidisciplinary genre includes artful extravaganzas like "Sleep No More" as well as more raucous fare like "Drunk Shakespeare" — are resurrecting bygone chapters in gay history this spring.
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I vaguely knew of his whereabouts from mutual friends, but this was before cellphones, the internet and email, a bygone era where you could actually lose touch with people and not know how to contact them even if you wanted to.
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" Or in the words of Terry Farley: "It's snapshot of a golden bygone era, when to most people it was new and fresh and its ideals of brotherhood, spirituality and peace and love were not seen as soppy, or old hat.
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Biden's fond reminiscence last week of bygone days when he worked with senators with opposing views including a pair of virulent racists drew renewed scrutiny of his lengthy Senate record on racial issues, and furious responses from his primary opponents.
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All these memories of popular bygone items got me thinking: If CDs are redundant, which we can all agree they are (unless you need them as a piece of sporting apparatus), then why do so many shops still sell them?
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Is there a real market need to presell your inventory in whole chunks, or is this a fixture of a bygone era with a series of overhyped, overcrowded, star-studded cocktail parties with lots of speeches and IMAX-size video screens?
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It's corny and sweet, but in a way that makes me nostalgic for a bygone era of television, when Norman Lear ran the world and family sitcoms like Growing Pains or Family Ties were some of the most popular series.
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The effect was enough to have some of the older photo journalists at Panasonic's demo oohing and awwing over some sample prints, but as someone who doesn't have the same nostalgia for a bygone era, my reaction was a bit more muted.
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Still, promises to put "Italians first" will be difficult to maintain through a program that in many parts looks to a bygone past while having less to say about the challenges faced by the world's most advanced and open economies in 2018.
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London's original Roxie, Ms. Henshall later played Velma and has now graduated to the smaller, if choice, part of the prison warden Mama Morton, who partners with Velma on the song "Class," a paean to a bygone age when manners — remember them?
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Conventional wisdom would suggest that in 2019, the public cloud dominates and enterprise data centers are becoming an anachronism of a bygone era, but new data from Synergy Research finds that the enterprise data center market had a growth spurt last year.
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The rail system, which began in the mid-1800s, is the oldest in Latin America and it shows; tracks are overgrown with foliage, rail cars are from a bygone era and the departure schedule that can be off by hours or even days.
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Born in 1920, Stevens was a privileged child of a bygone era: He met Amelia Earhart and Charles Lindbergh at the family hotel and was at the ballpark when Babe Ruth hit his famous "called-shot" home run in the 1932 World Series.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A fossilized skull of a small critter found in Utah underneath a dinosaur foot bone is providing insight into one of the most primitive mammalian groups and has scientists rethinking the timing of the break-up of Earth's bygone supercontinent Pangaea.
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