I dusted off my journals and wrote throughout my pregnancy.
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In the 1980s blasphemy laws were dusted off and spruced up.
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Crews also dusted off his Camacho persona during the 85033 presidential election.
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Crews also dusted off his Camacho persona during the 2012 presidential election.
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Plans for chemical or biological incidents should be dusted off and updated.
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Those tables are being dusted off and moved to the Senate floor.
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And the bookshelves — lined with scripts, plays and monologues — were dusted off.
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The Lorenz & Hart chestnut "Blue Moon" is dusted off for an acoustic reading.
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She dusted off her shoulders as he reached for a frozen vegetable medley.
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She also dusted off colonial-era emergency power laws to complicate future protests.
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Mr. McFarlane, 21, dusted off Spawn, a character he had created in his teens.
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The response was measured (and probably dusted off from something prepared by the Obama administration).
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We dusted off plans to raise investment by a fifth and boost hiring at home.
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These dusted-off standbys are perfect for the shower, the gym, and everything in between.
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It took decades for the posters on fading paper to be rediscovered and dusted off.
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Those plans could potentially be dusted off to help respond to disease epidemic or pandemic.
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The Senate's bipartisan immigration proposals will be dusted off and set back on the table.
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It is the rate hike playbook, and it gets dusted off every time the Fed tightens.
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Local officials, still hungry for growth, have dusted off their plans for big new coal mines.
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Drummond brushed it aside while he and his teammates surprisingly dusted off the Warriors with ease.
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Not surprisingly, Saudi Arabia's many critics have dusted off their obituaries of the House of Saud.
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As Harkan has told creditors, plans drawn up after Froehlich was hired will be dusted off.
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It was as though it was being dusted off and tuned up, ready for next season.
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The first Apple Macintosh computer was sold and Kevin Bacon dusted off his dancing shoes in Footloose.
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Before any photos were taken, she carefully dusted off the tell-tale soil on the plants' roots.
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It's the same excuse dusted off and reused every time anyone brings up Woody Allen or Roman Polanski.
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Shockie smoothed his hair, Meraj put on his dark glasses, and Taukir dusted off his tight black jeans.
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On Thursday, nearly 100 years later, it was pulled out of storage, dusted off and put on display.
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"We were not aware of it until we dusted off observations made over two decades ago," said Baliukin.
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Expect to be drawn to the occult during this time; your Ouija board will likely be dusted off.
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By the time it rolls around, we've just temporarily archived our warm weather clothes and dusted off favorite knits.
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In retaliation, Trump not only pulled out the intelligence insult, but he also dusted off his favorite ploy: nicknames!
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Toward the end of 2019, Congress dusted off a package of expired tax breaks, bringing them back into play.
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Several states have also dusted off old laws to lock up more drug dealers and people who use drugs.
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Imagine you went to your basement and dusted off the laptop or mobile phone that you used in 2002.
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When the project was dusted off again last year, activists responded with legal efforts to get it temporarily suspended.
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City leaders have dusted off the plan, and now they're trying to convince the federal government to finance it.
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It's a stupid argument that gets dusted off anytime anyone gets uncomfortable with something another gay person is saying.
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Democrats have dusted off the phrase "culture of corruption", which they used to great effect in the 2006 mid-terms.
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Eager to try the feature, I dusted off our Chromebook Flip and used it for a couple of days. Obviously.
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Tunes like "Crystal Pistol" and "The Stack" sound like unrecorded hits from 40 years ago, dusted off just for them.
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Occasionally, I notice some residue upon application, but it's quickly dusted off as I work the product through my scalp.
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I dusted off my only suit and was ushered past the potted ferns to his table in the Grill Room.
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He only recently dusted off his spikes to see if he still could fly down the track in a race.
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In Orlando, airport officials said their "de-icing truck had to be dusted off and put to work" on Thursday.
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Against the Knicks, he dusted off his familiar wares: the midrange jumpers, the low-post turnarounds, the skyscraping 221-pointers.
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The project was mothballed in 2009 due to weak aluminum prices, but dusted off last year last year as prices recovered.
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The lists have been generated over the past three years, but some are being dusted off in the post-impeachment purge.
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Recent repatriation deals with Bangladesh — which were really only dusted-off versions of ineffectual agreements from the 0003s — have accomplished nothing.
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"Old laws are being dusted off and new laws are being created," Kingsley Abbot, the group's southeast Asia adviser, told reporters.
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On Friday, NASA said it had successfully dusted off the spacecraft's long-dormant backup thrusters for the first time in 37 years.
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After the couches in the basement were dusted off and covered with blankets, protesters invited student groups to hold their meetings there.
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In November Mr Leung told reporters that the rise of pro-independence activism could require such plans to be dusted off again.
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A spokeswoman for the borough told the BBC that workers had "resourcefully" dusted off the typewriters and were writing receipts by hand.
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Beyond new laws, police and prosecutors have also dusted off old statutes to go after opioid traffickers with more punitive prison sentences.
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Adopted in 1989 during the savings-and-loan crisis, Firrea was dusted off and redeployed by prosecutors after the 2008 financial crisis.
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An activist group, the Debt Collective, dusted off the borrower defense rule and mobilized thousands of former Corinthian students to file claims.
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In other communities nationwide, emergency management officials dusted off pandemic plans that had been in place since the 2009 outbreak of H1N1.
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Samantha Bee of "Full Frontal" hosted a competing event, at which Will Ferrell dusted off his impersonation of President George W. Bush.
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With his G.I. Bill benefits set to expire, Mr. Childs dusted off his screenplays and applied to the New York Film Academy.
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"This redistricting hubbub,'' Mr. Murphy said in a recent interview, has further "dusted off my passion for a whole lengthy democracy agenda.
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At a time when every familiar property is getting dusted off and "reimagined" for a new generation, there's just no way Warner Bros.
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No one expected the draft law on associations, which was dusted off in 2015 after several years in storage, to bring dramatic change.
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"There are already some plans out there that could be dusted off and people of goodwill could conceivably come together," said Republican Sen.
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Iconic West Side Story actress Rita Moreno dusted off her dress from the 1962 Oscars for this year's ceremony at Hollywood's Dolby Theatre.
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Later in the show, Alec Baldwin dusted off his Trump impersonation and really did take those three federal judges to the People's Court.
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And IBF heavyweight champion, Michael Spinks after besting Larry Holmes by split decision in their rematch, dusted off Steffen Tangstad in four rounds.
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Trump in Asia President Trump dusted off his "America First" speech and took it to the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Vietnam.
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Just as everyone dusted off their shoulders and started to rebuild, Maria came through and pummeled the shards from Irma, leaving only pulp.
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The S.E.C.'s charges in the Voya case were so egregious that it might explain why the agency finally dusted off the rule.
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Trump dusted off his "Rocket Man" moniker for North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un this week, and the supreme leader doesn't seem pleased.
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A return to back-channel diplomacy is necessary, and the Musharraf-Manmohan peace process needs to be dusted off and looked at again.
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Musk dusted off his theory on nuking Mars on Friday, which he hopes will make the surface of the red planet habitable for humans.
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Tlaib dusted off her bullhorn last week to protest the Supreme Court's decision to uphold the President's travel ban on several Muslim-majority countries.
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Separately, Democrats on Friday dusted off their Trump oversight tools and took the first steps to confront the president's campaign of post-acquittal retribution.
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Sisqo just dusted off his most bootylicious song of all time -- "Thong Song" -- all in an effort to get LeBron James the NBA MVP award.
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On Wednesday afternoon, they dusted off a well-rested bullpen that clearly passed the test against the Chicago White Sox in an 163-6 win.
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The group dusted off a federal law dating to 13 that formalized arbitration as a means for companies to resolve their disputes with one another.
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The day after Donald Trump's election victory, auto industry lobbyists dusted off their anti-regulatory scripts and pleaded their case to the incoming White House.
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Stanley Houghton's "Hindle Wakes," an obscure British play from 1912 that's been dusted off and revivified by the Mint Theater Company, begins with a storm.
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In a Mexican factory, they came upon a stash of turn-of-the-century Mexican buckle shoes, which they dusted off and sold as is.
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But now that Mr. Trump has announced that he is abandoning the accord, many of those plans are being dusted off, according to several officials.
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John Pfaff dusted off the old computer that has been sitting in his parent's attic for decades, and to his surprise it still turned on.
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They saw Apple make its move, and they dusted off what must have been pre-written statements that had been sitting in someone's drafts for months.
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Traders dusted off their market correction playbook Wednesday as a measure of fear on Wall Street surged in early trading on the drama unfolding in Washington.
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The legendary 93-year-old actor dusted off his dancing shoes for Mary Poppins Returns, a sequel taking place 25 years after the original story's ending.
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A team from the National Weather Service created the Extreme Wind Warning in 2006, but it went 10 years before being dusted off for actual use.
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It has also slashed interest rates to zero and dusted off several other financial programs from 2008 to ensure that banks have the funds they need.
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But, just to be on the safe side, perhaps hedging against potential sea- or air-based anti-missile systems, the Russians dusted off the FOBS idea.
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But he has dusted off his white hat and returned with a memoir that's better than any book typed this quickly has a right to be.
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A court dusted off an old arrest warrant for defamation, parliament stripped Mr Sam Rainsy of his lawmaker's immunity and he has not returned to Cambodia since.
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The first is the "liquidity trap", an idea which dates back to the 1930s and was dusted off when Japan sank into deflation in the late 1990s.
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The 35-year-old actor dusted off his old costume from the hit 2004 film and took his wife, actress Sarah Roemer to her first prom ever.
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At the hearing, Wilkie said his department has dusted off its response to previous outbreaks, such as Ebola and the H1N1 flu, to respond to the coronavirus.
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In 2015 he retired again, however, he dusted off his gloves to much fanfare two years later for a fight with mixed martial arts fighter Conor McGregor.
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Nobody wants to see another glaring example of taxpayer dollars wasted and then quietly dusted off by the government and the contractor as though nothing has happened.
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May, who earned his PhD in astrophysics in 2007, dusted off his signature red ax and laid down a fittingly over-the-top anthem to mark the occasion.
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TURKEY's newly installed prime minister, Binali Yildirim, has dusted off a time-honoured formula for dealing with his country's troublesome neighbours: turn down the rhetoric and act nicely.
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I dusted off a stack of spec scripts and called one of my mentors — an extremely successful movie and commercial director — and asked him if we could meet.
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Charlotte dusted off seldom-used veteran Spencer Hawes with Jefferson out on Sunday and he responded with nine points and nine rebounds in 1033 minutes off the bench.
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It sounds both very now and like the kind of 7-inch you dusted off from your crazy uncle's attic and fell in love with from the first spin.
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If the idea of deep space travel conjures up mental images of a winged shuttle — or simply a dusted-off Apollo capsule — your imagination could use a little recalibration.
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Still, cold-war theories of deterrence are being dusted off, with such jargon as "second-strike capability"—the certainty that a country attacked with nuclear weapons can retaliate massively.
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It's forgotten trash from the back of your mind that ends up working pretty well when it's all finally plugged in, dusted off, and hung up on the tree.
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In response to backlash from fiscal hawks, the administration has dusted off a process known as rescission, which allows the president to clawback some funds through a streamlined process.
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With his most recent and possibly last album, "In the Blue Light," he has dusted off some of his back catalog, rearranging and revising some of his favorite songs.
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Her teacher quickly picked her up, dusted off her bottom, refastened her white disposable diaper and placed her back on a branch more than seven feet off the ground.
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Wade, when the Court dusted off its incunabula and looked into what "history reveals about man's attitudes toward the abortion procedure over the centuries," as Justice Harry Blackmun explained.
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Altria's stake in Juul and the installation of its tobacco industry executive as Juul's CEO is a startling sign that Big Tobacco's playbook is being dusted off and rebranded.
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Trump dusted off his "Rocket Man" nickname for the dictator at the NATO summit last week, which led North Korea to threaten to revive their "dotard" insult on Thursday.
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For the recording, Urban had dusted off his own talk box, left over from his cover-band days, only to have it melt down in the middle of the session.
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With our kids in bed, we turn on the old Mega-CD, pulled down from the loft and dusted off as best as it can be with a sweater sleeve.
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And if you don't, allow us to explain... Brady must have dusted off his high school yearbook, because yesterday, he uploaded a throwback photo of his haircut to the Instagram.
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Other collections were eventually donated to museums, but often languished in back-room obscurity until they were dusted off and lent to the N.Y.U. institute for the Designing Identity exhibition.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's alpine resorts have dusted off winter snowmaking machines to blast ice-cold water onto dry ski slopes as huge bushfires threaten to engulf the Snowy Mountains region.
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By the time plans were dusted off again in the late 1960s, crime was soaring and subway cars, now spectacularly covered in graffiti, had become rolling symbols of social collapse.
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There was a bit about the Rockettes, who if I understand correctly, are stored somewhere on the Radio City premises until they're dusted off each year for their Christmas expo.
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This morning I dusted off an old install of iTunes on a laptop that still had USB ports, and clicked on the stick of gum-shaped Shuffle icon to restore it.
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Exceptions to this pattern included a high-90s heater mostly saved for Kris Bryant and, for the last two Ks of that short afternoon, a dusted-off cutter and hard curve.
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If you haven't dusted off your copy of The Marshall Mathers LP — the CD, purchased with your allowance money from Sam Goody (RIP) — it's "Stan," perhaps Eminem's most depressing track, ever.
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The colored-contact-wearing rapper dusted off his custom Balmain denim jacket from this year's Met Gala and is starring in a new campaign for the French brand's fall 2016 collection.
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Staring down a pair of 10+ hour flights and a couple of days of questionable internet connectivity, I dusted off the Palm and loaded it up with songs downloaded from Spotify.
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In 1968, Richard Nixon dusted off Bernstein's "forgotten man" speech and made it the template for his appeal to the "silent majority," as Garry Wills reported in his classic Nixon Agonistes.
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Microsoft, Amazon, Ford Motor, CNN, Citigroup and Twitter have put employees through work-from-home drills, dusted off emergency-response plans and ordered increasingly stringent safety measures to protect their workers.
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The administration has "dusted off all the tools" to help firms build up their manufacturing, and "companies should be looking at ways to take advantage of that situation," Mr. Orava said.
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She dusted off the Edison, which could only do a few immunoassays, and for the rest of the 200-plus tests that they advertised on the menu, they used commercial analyzers.
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While decades-old congressional rules will be dusted off in the coming days, other, potentially grave decisions that could color the outcome of the trial will be settled on the fly.
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Tales of the City, released in a 10-part miniseries over the summer, was another queer show dusted off from the archives and reimagined with a more progressive vision in mind.
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Old Stock Volkswagen dealers in Canada have quietly dusted off and put back on sale cars that were frozen in inventory in 2015 because of the company's diesel emissions cheating scandal.
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That the cars — Beetles, Golfs, Jettas and Passats from the 2015 model year — had been dusted off and put back in showrooms was mainly noted by several dealers in Facebook posts.
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U.S. sanctions dusted off this month targeted Iran's car industry, trade in gold and other precious metals, and purchases of U.S. dollars crucial to international financing and investment and trade relations.
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Mr. Schwartz and the poet Billy Collins, who is hosting Monday's event, dusted off the recording while scouring the poetry center's archive for clips of celebrated American poets at the venue.
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The National Rifle Association (NRA) produced a 225-page report in 2013, in the wake of the Sandy Hook shootings, which it dusted off after the massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High.
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The U.S. sanctions dusted off this month targeted Iran's car industry, trade in gold and other precious metals, and purchases of U.S. dollars crucial to international financing and investment and trade relations.
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Still, that's relatively small compensation, with a movie that -- like many a nostalgic toy -- begins to gradually lose interest almost as soon as it's dusted off and taken out of the box.
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In 2009, the CSPI dusted off one of its greatest hits and again tried to demonize movie theater popcorn for its fat content, but its findings seem to have gone mostly ignored.
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The event, at Howard Gilman Opera House in New York City, featured a revival of the MacBook Air, a dusted-off Mac Mini, new iPads, and, for some reason, Lana del Rey.
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Most of the ideas are fairly old ones to enhance co-operation between the armed forces of willing EU members; they are being dusted off to meet the new mood of anxiety.
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But after Porcello began the game by hitting Brett Gardner with an 0-2 pitch — a circumstance that hardly seemed intentional — Severino dusted off Betts with a 95 mile-per-hour fastball.
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While a sizable number of Horvath's works have been dusted off and rediscovered in recent years, "Youth Without God" very much remains the play of the moment, given its explicit political overtones.
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Jamie dusted off the ol' stand-up mic Wednesday at HaHa Comedy Club in North Hollywood where he tried out a 10-minute set about his junk that had the crowd rolling.
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It's the time of year when the glitter sparkles brighter, the #fitspo gets (way too) intense, and the wings are dusted off: Yes, the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show is right around the corner.
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In September, according to the two former law enforcement officials, Mueller's team dusted off the FBI's investigative files on Manafort and used them to help indict him the following month, in late October.
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Iraqi troops dusted off some of the historical stone slabs lying on the floor in the museum, which lies just outside Mosul's old city — one of the final Islamic State strongholds in Mosul.
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Instead, the bill that seems most likely to gain enough support from a fractured Republican caucus is just a dusted-off, deficit-financed tax cut for the rich that "sunsets" in 10 years.
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The Tacanas have sparred for years with Mr. Morales, who dusted off a previous government's plan to build a hydroelectric dam near Madidi National Park, an area many of the group call home.
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Serena Williams dusted off the poodle skirt and saddle shoes to travel back to the Fabulous '50s for her baby shower over the weekend ... but not without the help of her superstar friends!!
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Bungie dusted off and updated a fresh batch exotic gear from the first Destiny, and will be adding it all to the Destiny 2 loot pool with the release of the May 53 expansion.
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The phrase, which dates back to 1974, was dusted off last year by L.A. design collective Otherwild, then spotted on the likes of St. Vincent, with a quarter of proceeds going to Planned Parenthood.
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Other ministers speak of massive irrigation projects, and have dusted off an ambitious water-diversion scheme for parched regions that is priced at $165 billion and involves no fewer than 53 links between rivers.
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It's the sort of play that the Mint Theater Company lives to revive Off Broadway — an obscure work by a notable author that could be a pleasant surprise if it's dusted off cleverly enough.
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WASHINGTON — With tax rates falling, spending rising and deficits soaring, House Republicans dusted off a long-debated proposal on Thursday to amend the Constitution to require a balanced budget — only to watch it fail.
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I too dusted off a used copy this past weekend and slowly traversed the land of Yharnam killing and being gruesomely murdered by (more of the latter, if we're being honest) blood-poisoned monsters.
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He left those responsibilities to Coach Tyronn Lue and a couple of teammates, who dusted off the usual postseason tropes about playing hard and playing together and how good it feels to play at home.
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It is a box office smash, Stranger Things 2 is still generating all the buzz ... and now, even Flight of the Navigator is getting pulled off the shelf and dusted off for a new generation.
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Earlier this year government ministers dusted off a decades-old proposal to divert billions of cubic metres of water from tributaries of the Congo River, down a 2,400km canal and into the Lake Chad basin.
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He dusted off the jacket once more, playing a snowy-haired and sailor-mouthed grandfather — to Jessie T. Usher's decidedly unmacho John Shaft Jr. — in a surprisingly lighthearted and joke-filled new chapter released Friday.
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Saturday Night Live star Vanessa Bayer is known for her uncanny impression of Jennifer Aniston's Rachel from Friends, and on Weekend Update this week, she dusted off her wig for another parody of the beloved character.
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I dusted off my cleats, asked my little brother (who is a soccer goalie himself) for some tips, and headed over to the stadium in New Jersey to try to earn a spot on the team.
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They dusted off their playbook from previous existential threats to Obamacare — like the Supreme Court case that would have invalidated the law's tax credits in much of the country — but they were starting a step behind.
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Second Coming of the KKK illustrates how a ne'er do well Atlanta physician dusted off racist remnants of the post–Civil War Klan aimed at maintaining white supremacy in civic and social life in the South.
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Advertisers dusted off their well-worn playbooks for Super Bowl 50, deploying a combination of humor, celebrities and plenty of animals in their annual appeal for the attention of the game's more than 100 million viewers.
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One of the co-authors of that study, Linda Fried, dean of the Mailman School of Public Health at Columbia University, put it this way: Participation in Experience Corps dusted off the cobwebs in their brains.
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Republican leaders have dusted off this rarely used legislation, added to their tool kit in 1996, to quickly reject recently finalized Obama-era regulations, many of which they say impose an excessive burden on American businesses.
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The figure skating superstar dusted off her skates and hit the ice with the Pats cheer squad Tuesday in Minneapolis ... teaching the ladies how to nail some of the basic moves right before the Super Bowl.
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I dusted off my oldest box of nail products, dug to the bottom for a half-used pack of nail guides, delicately peeled and placed 10 of them across my nails, and gave myself a French manicure.
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She recently dusted off a closet full of never-developed film rolls, and despite a thousand internal voices telling her the shots probably weren't any good (hiii inner demons), got the entire set developed all at once.
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With Amy Schumer as this week's host, SNL dusted off the crimson robes once again to remind us that there are plenty more ways we can compare the current political climate to that of a post-apocalyptic regime.
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Phil Schiller, Apple's longtime marketing chief, dusted off a 15-month-old statistic from Intel's CES 2015 slide deck, noting that there are more than 600 million Windows PCs that haven't been upgraded in the past five years.
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Still, courts across the country have largely upheld arbitration clauses, deferring to the Supreme Court, which ruled that the Federal Arbitration Act, the 1925 law dusted off by the credit card companies, beats out even muscular federal laws.
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He dusted off his Donald wig and returned to SNL Weekend Update Thursday night to hold a rally in Phoenix, Arizona, and address some of the many criticisms he — I mean, Donald Trump — faced over his response to Charlottesville.
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But until there are consequences for the crimes that were committed, policymakers may regard torture as a policy option that's ready to be dusted off and put back to use in the future, if circumstances seem to justify it.
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Night after night at "Happy Birthday, Wanda June," a Kurt Vonnegut satire from 1970 that's been dusted off for a powerfully timely Off Broadway revival by Wheelhouse Theater Company, that word detonates in the audience with an audible shock.
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Veterans of the campaign for the Mellon plan kept campaigning for income tax cuts through World War II. When runaway inflation put tax reform back on the agenda in the 1970s, conservative activists dusted off those old policy proposals.
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For a final comparison, I dusted off my old Plantronics BackBeat Pro 2, which have a pretty bright sound, and while they (amazingly) held their own, they couldn't match the deep bass and the precision of the PX7.Â
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Already we are seeing the cobwebs dusted off of our secondary systems of separating and checking power that are, in many ways, independent forces in American law and politics: state and local governments, federal bureaucracy itself, and most crucially, civil society.
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In a typical U.S. fashion, the good old Uncle picked himself up, dusted off and came back to lead the world economy and financial markets to new highs — after the most debilitating recession and banking debacle since the Great Depression.
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Unfortunately, what will then ensue is a massive ad-tech and social media echo chamber — copied, pasted, repackaged amalgams of the same intransigent formulas from a playbook that's been dusted off, recycled and sold for more than it was initially worth.
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But the job took on a different cast with the 1998 election of Mr. Spitzer, a Democrat who dusted off a little-known state law called the Martin Act to aggressively pursue allegations of criminal and civil wrongdoing on Wall Street.
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The old standbys of a scandal-gripped Washington -- hired lawyers delivering statements far from the White House, day-long stakeouts outside officials' homes, non-answers in the White House briefing room -- were dusted off, with little expectation they will be packed up soon.
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Prosecutors in New Jersey, Tennessee, West Virginia, and Louisiana have recently dusted off dormant War on Drugs-era laws to subject sellers and providers to homicide charges and stiff sentences on par with convictions for shooting, beating or poisoning people to death.
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Ebrahim Raisi, a hard-line cleric who served on a committee that condemned thousands of political prisoners to death in 1988, dusted off the Ahmadinejad playbook in a campaign that was supposed to galvanize the poor, the religious and the rural villagers.
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We dusted off our telescopes and looked over the video games we expect to see in 225, compiling a list of the most titillating titles that we think will most capture our hearts and attentions in the next 22019 or so months.
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And at an evening rally in New Hampshire ahead of the state's Democratic primary, the president dusted off one of his vintage campaign routines, reciting a dark allegory he calls 'The Snake' about a serpent that turns on its generous host, injecting fatal venom.
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Chandler's last-second dunk sends Suns past Grizzlies PHOENIX — Jay Triano will always remember his 100th NBA coaching victory, one that came thanks to a play he kept in his hip pocket for 15 years and dusted off to steal a last-second win.
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TEHRAN — When a Saudi state executioner beheaded the prominent Shiite dissident Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr on Saturday, the Shiite theocracy in Iran took it as a deliberate provocation by its regional rival and dusted off its favored playbook, unleashing hard-liner anger on the streets.
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The two countries share a quieter, more introspective ritual too: memories are hauled out and dusted off and then, after a great deal of tut-tutting and head-shaking over the folly and sorrow of Partition, they are put away again, and the forgetting resumes.
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Arms-control experts fear that the justifications from the Pentagon for the new missile, and for a highly accurate new nuclear bomb, suggest that cold-war doctrines, controversial at the time, such as escalation control and limited nuclear-war-fighting, are being dusted off.
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The Georgia contest was the most expensive House race in history, and the GOP dusted off the same playbook it has used effectively since the Republican wave of 2010: Hammering Democratic candidates with a relentlessly anti-Pelosi message that drives out the conservative base.
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Could she be a welcome bit of retro glamour — relieving, perhaps the beleaguered Victoria's Secret Angel — dusted off for some playful fun in an increasingly puritanical age in which corporate worker bees are forbidden from looking at one another for more than five seconds?
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The argument went like this: The 27th Amendment, which had been approved by a handful of states in the 13th century, had been dormant for more than 200 years before it was dusted off and finally ratified by the remaining necessary number of legislatures.
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In confronting Sanders (at an otherwise perfectly friendly ice cream parlor — more on that below from our reporter Katie Glueck), Biden also dusted off an old attack line against Sanders, reminding reporters that the Vermont senator had opposed the Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act.
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The Vatican's diggers began to unearth a seemingly endless cache of potential new saints to deploy in retaliation to the Protestant threat; eventually, thousands of skeletons were exhumed, dusted off and dressed up, then shipped off to exude Catholic glamour in churches all over Europe.
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WASHINGTON — As the Senate banking committee convened earlier this month to listen to testimony from Janet L. Yellen, the Federal Reserve chairwoman, Senator Sherrod Brown of Ohio, the highest-ranking Democrat on the committee, all but dusted off the chairs and shook moths from the curtains.
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The best theory right now is the game popped up in a Toy R Us. The company is closing and is currently going through liquidation, which means everything in stores is up for grabs and old items may have been dusted off and put back on shelves.
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On the national stage, the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) has been threatened with annihilation once again, and once again the usual letters are being dusted off and repackaged, full of arguments honed during the 53s culture wars that rest primarily on economic analysis, i.e.
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Mr. Scafuri — now 68 and living on Long Island — dusted off the song, and they recorded a duet of it, which he later expanded with the help of some old musician friends into a lush arrangement now available on sites including Spotify, iTunes, Amazon and Pandora.
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May's disastrous speech at her party conference this week, all the clichés have been brought out of storage and dusted off in the British media to describe the crisis surrounding the PM. However, as things stand, it seems highly likely that Theresa May is going to remain in place.
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Trump has dusted off the Hillary Clinton email defense and a host of other Fox News boogeymen, including the 2016 tarmac meeting between Bill Clinton and then-Attorney General Loretta Lynch, to suggest that Comey was asleep at the wheel when he wasn't unduly motivated by political concerns.
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Her counterdinner, which raised funds for the Committee to Protect Journalists, did not lack for celebrity support: It included appearances from Allison Janney, Steve Buscemi, Patton Oswalt and Will Ferrell, who dusted off the impersonation of President George W. Bush he perfected on "Saturday Night Live" for the occasion.
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"There are still largely unenforced anti-dancing technicalities on the books, within city zoning and the State Liquor Authority, that can be dusted off, and used against us," said John Barclay, the owner of the Bossa Nova Civic Club, in Bushwick, which, reportedly, does not have a cabaret license.
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In December, Republicans dusted off the old trickle-down slogans to justify a nearly $2 trillion tax cut, blithely ignoring a virtual consensus among economists and glossing over a 19963-year body of evidence that the only people who benefit from tax cuts for the rich are, well, the rich.
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He's dusted off his Trump impression for such occasions as the freewheeling news conference that dominated headlines in the middle of February (Fallon as Trump: "You're all fake news, I hate you very much, thanks for being here"), and he's never met a "Melania hates her husband" quip he doesn't like.
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Dragic has been so good that the Heat have dusted off one of their favorite pet plays, Chest Flare—something they used to run for Ray Allen back in the Heatles days—and let Dragic take over as the frontman: Dragic is also a master of off-rhythm scoring moves and tricky footwork.
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Also seen: Melissa McCarthy making a surprise appearance as always angry Press Secretary Sean Spicer, Kate McKinnon dusted off her Justin Bieber impression (still perfect), Leslie Jones as the breaking-est version of Samuel L. Jackson ever, a Meet Cute from hell, and the re-edited welcome to America video for visitors.
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And so, on March 2628, one day after the high court's decision, Republican lawmakers dusted off their minimum wage preemption bill and rewrote it to be a local minimum wage nullification bill — one that would nullify, even retroactively, the St. Louis raises and impose state-mandated wage suppression targeting Missouri's underpaid workers.
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Here's a quick look at three new oldies but goodies, all of them animated and aimed at a young (sometimes very young) crowd: "Voltron" had a moment of trendiness in the mid-1980s, and now this mildly humorous action franchise is being dusted off by Netflix in an 11-episode series available Friday.
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Last week, he dusted off the diving equipment and boats, used to carry scuba enthusiasts off the shore of Unawatuna beach, in the hope that foreigners will start to trickle into the country again and the shop can slowly build back to the $2630 a day in revenue it made before the attacks.
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" As with most things they do, the Chapmans revived the gag whether people thought it was funny or not, but this time, they dusted off the instruments from their college band days and set it to music in the form of an animated music video for their "#1 summer jam," entitled "Everybody to the Limit.
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" The problem is that "he's not running a modern campaign, but has instead dusted off an old playbook, one in which his support of mass incarceration, his grilling of Anita Hill, his defense of the Hyde Amendment, maybe even his winking affection for Old Southern Dixiecrats, would have been overlooked -- acceptable even -- instead of disqualifying.
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Upon taking charge in 2008 Mr Bewkes dusted off the lessons from the MBA he had picked up at Stanford University and his time spent at HBO, the group's subscription video-on-demand service, where he was known for giving creative types space to invent hits such as "The Sopranos" and "Sex and the City".
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The tweets scandalized even his allies — George Conway, the husband of White House senior counselor Kellyanne Conway (and, until last week, the frontrunner to lead the civil division of the Department of Justice), dusted off his own Twitter account to remind the president that this really wouldn't help the travel ban case at the Supreme Court.
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Making use of existing antitrust laws but doing so with greater speed and agility, rather than a drastic change of competition approach, appeared to be her main message — with the commissioner noting she'd recently dusted off interim measures in an ongoing case against chipmaker Broadcom; the first time such an application has been made for 20 years.
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And of course, despite the fact that over 370 organizations as varied and respected as the American Legion, the Military Coalition, AFL-CIO, NAACP and AARP, all want the rule upheld, Wall Street interests dusted off their old saw about "trial lawyers"—but that's what you do when you don't have facts or logic on your side.
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For last night's episode, hosted by Adam Driver, better known to us now as Star Wars: The Force Awakens' Vader-esque baddie Kylo Ren, Stapleton dusted off "Tennessee Whiskey" follow up single "Nobody to Blame" and the searing deep cut "Parachute," the former a song about the bumbling, indelicate loss of love and the latter, about holding onto it at all costs.
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Y.), and Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall In shift, top CEOs say shareholder value not top goal MORE (D-Mass.), have dusted off 1990s playbooks to launch an election-year crusade that blames business engagement in campaigns for America's political woes.
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This latest and sharpest example of Biden's 19th century petrification makes it clear he's not running a modern campaign, but has instead dusted off an old playbook, one in which his support of mass incarceration, his grilling of Anita Hill, his defense of the Hyde Amendment, maybe even his winking affection for Old Southern Dixiecrats, would have been overlooked -- acceptable even -- instead of disqualifying.
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As an older democratic socialist, Alec Nove, observed in The Economics of Feasible Socialism (1983)—a book that should be dusted off for our times—there will be plenty of political conflict in a truly democratic socialist society, and it is incumbent on socialists to explain fully what political institutions and practices they imagine guiding the socialist future they hope to secure (democratically, I trust).
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Now, after sitting in storage for more than two decades, preserved as historical artifacts that might never be used again, the tables have been dusted off and moved to the Senate floor, part of a physical transformation inside the majestic chamber as it is converted from a place where legislation is debated to a one-of-a-kind courtroom where the fate of a president is decided.
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As I dusted off my vibrato and sang my heart out with everyone else during "The Trooper" and "Wasted Years," I glanced down at the rows below me, and saw something beautiful: a burly, bald dad bent down teaching his bespectacled son (who was clad in a fresh new Book of Souls shirt and matching hat) how to properly wail away on the air guitar during Adrian Smith's solos.
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Yet when the lawyers dusted off the report — hidden with thousands of other documents for decades in a storeroom and revealed last year — and compared it with the original case file from the 1991 murder of Edwin Fred, they found a document that they say proves Chicago Police Detective Reynaldo Guevara fabricated a police report to frame an innocent teen for Fred's murder, suppressed evidence pointing to another person as the killer, and then lied at the teen's trial.
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