WE KNOW SOME OF OUR STORES HAVE GOTTEN TIRED, THEY'VE GOTTEN OLD.
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Many have gotten old in prison and no longer pose a threat to society.
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INGRAHAM: I guess Nazis have gotten old so now it&aposs Usama bin Laden.
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If he hadn't gotten old so fast, who knows what else he might have done.
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His values don't change, and neither do his tactics, but the Grisham formula hasn't gotten old.
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Oliver Twist's famous request for more porridge hasn't gotten old since the first "Oliver" film in 1909.
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The jokes have gotten old, and I have run out of funny photos of the fat cat that
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Hodor jokes have probably gotten old by now, but do you guys still make them on the set?
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Having gotten old in an aging culture that still worships youth, they have done the unthinkable: gotten older.
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"Maybe it's just that I've gotten old, but I wanted peaceful, not such a downtown artsy feeling," Ms. Ahrens said.
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I've eaten this for breakfast, for lunch, for dinner and it still hasn't gotten old with its variety of textures and complementary flavors.
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"Honestly, everyone is entitled to their tastes/opinions but the Taylor Swift backlash flock mentality has more than gotten old," wrote singer Dean Boudreau.
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One would think that the daily parade of gaffes, hate speech, and outright insanity of this election cycle would have gotten old by now.
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The simple concept of a character walking forward has never gotten old, even as it's been replicated thousands of times in a variety of media.
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Because we may have gotten old in the blink of an eye, and technology may have made us callous and uncaring husks of our former selves.
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Just when my kids have gotten old enough to outgrow toilet humor, I get to explain why public restrooms are now a cornerstone of our political discourse.
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I honestly feel so lucky to be able to see my family all of the time now — I spent six years missing them, and it had gotten old.
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India fears that if it agrees to Nepal's demand to allow Nepalis to exchange unlimited amounts, a large number of Indians may launder their ill-gotten old notes through Nepal.
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Because jokes about the The Beatles driving around in a yellow submarine somehow haven't gotten old yet, Lego has memorialized the band with their very own yellow submarine Lego set.
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And with a population that has gotten old before it has gotten rich, China is sinking into what will most likely be a long period of economic stagnation, as happened with Japan.
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Gifting them yet another carafe of Merlot has gotten old, and you best believe they'd down and toss it in just a few hours (so much for giving them something they'd remember you for).
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"But they're also very young, so they haven't gotten old enough for me to be thrilled to be away from them," jokes Lively, 29, of her 3-month-old daughter and the baby's big sister James, 2.
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While "Golden Hour" still hasn't gotten old in the two years since it was released, we're always ready for her genre-bending, easy-listening country vibes, especially when this year is shaping up to be a stressful one.
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Parker, as Nick Fury tells him in the new trailer, has to take on new responsibilities now that Marvel's original trio of Stark, Steve Rogers, and Thor have died, gotten old, and gone to another galaxy with the Guardians, respectively.
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I think that was the biggest thing that hit me this month is that it hasn't gotten old in anyway for us, to be able to represent our countries and to be able to compete on this stage has been even more special than it was before.
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Though whiskey-centric water might be viewed as a gimmicky gift for the over-the-top whiskey lover in your live, Keeney aspires to make their Kentucky water a staple in any bar that takes their malt and rye seriously, and has already gotten Old Limestone secured behind the bar at a number of restaurants and watering holes.
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I understand why the show did it — several seasons or even a few episodes of Leslie pursuing her career while also pining away would have gotten old at best and could have reinforced sexist tropes about women being unable to have it all at worst — but I also wanted to see the character really have to struggle with what she wanted out of life.
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She eventually saves Soichiro from Ryoko, and is angry when Soichiro cuts his hand. When she reunites with Reiji, he tells her that she has gotten old, angering her. She is voiced by Ai Sato in Japanese and by Kristen Nelson in English.
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He only cares about the music and nothing more, he goes back to TV on the Radio when he finishes working with us." Perry Farrell recorded his vocal parts at his home studio, sending audio files by email to Navarro, Perkins and Sitek. Regarding this method, Farrell stated: "I am enjoying it. I'm not sure if it's because I've finally gotten old enough to calm down, and just let things kind of unfold or what.
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They intended to record as many beds (initial recordings, used to record the final track over) as possible, and ultimately recorded 29 beds in fall 2005 (they decided to leave several songs which were previously recorded off in order to potentially use the prior recordings on an upcoming boxed set). The band also noted that there was no "naked track" (a song recorded with all the band members naked, started on Gordon with "King of Bedside Manor") for this album, saying that it had gotten old. The band set out after the bed-recording session at Steven Page's farmhouse studio, Fresh Baked Woods, for their perennial Barenaked for the Holidays tour. They returned to the studio in February 2006 and recorded their overdubs during April.
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She makes no secret of wanting Jerri out of the house, but for some reason she goes along with the idea of Jerri as a high-school girl and treats Jerri more like an unwanted teenage daughter than a 40-something-year-old woman. Sara was an actress when she was young and played Peter Pan in a stage production; when Jerri got a role in A Raisin in the Sun, Sara became very bitter, drunkenly sobbing, “Peter Pan has gotten old!” On one occasion, though, Sara seemed almost caring toward Jerri, taking an interest in whom she was inviting to a dance and offering to reinforce the “trouble spots” on her dress if it turned out Jerri took one of the violent students (she was very worried that Jerri would take the “new kid”).
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