And they have become a bit long in the tooth.
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I feel like I'm a little long in the tooth.
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Something Awful did grow a little long in the tooth.
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After eight years, this recovery is already long in the tooth.
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Nevertheless, by most measures, this cycle looks long in the tooth.
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The bull market is getting a bit long in the tooth.
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At first glance, the whole TINA argument sounds long in the tooth.
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Historical precedent suggests the latest economic expansion is getting long in the tooth.
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"I am 31, getting long in the tooth for the sport," Fury said.
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Forget buying an iPad Air 1—those are too long in the tooth.
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For instance, the technology and momentum trade is getting long in the tooth.
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That means a few of Apple's core apps are feeling long in the tooth.
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But now the long-in-the-tooth bull market is showing signs of age.
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This is the recognition that this business cycle may be long in the tooth.
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Is the Democratic Party too long in the tooth and gray at the temples?
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It has too many characters, and some are getting a little long in the tooth.
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It was a great design but its pretty long in the tooth at this point.
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However, there are signs the bull market may be a bit long in the tooth.
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Each time the valuation gets higher, and these venture capital deals get long in the tooth.
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But, it's not now," said Wren, who believes the economic recovery is "long in the tooth.
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The bull market in equities, which is nearing a decade, may be getting long in the tooth.
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But volatility has picked up as investors fret about an economic cycle that is long in the tooth.
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"This Trump trade is getting so long in the tooth," said Nicholas Colas, chief market strategist at Convergex.
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Bluetooth has had its share of problems lately, but maybe none are quite this long in the tooth.
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Samsung's Gear 360 camera is getting a bit long in the tooth and we expect a successor soon.
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But that may be the beginning of recovery, so this may not be so long in the tooth.
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A lot of people have been critical of her, saying she&aposs getting a little long in the tooth.
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Clint Eastwood has held elected office, but he may be a bit long in the tooth at this point.
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The Model S and Model X are long in the tooth and making a modest contribution to overall volumes.
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Billy Joe Shaver just dropped a brand new studio album, Long in the Tooth, and that's a big deal.
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The previous generations of AirPods and iMacs, in particular, were getting a little long in the tooth and needed updates.
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"The current expansion is getting long in the tooth," writes UCLA economist Edward Leamer in his essay in the report.
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All of that would be great as well; the entire Mac lineup is getting a bit long in the tooth.
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"The idea of staying long bonds as a hedging strategy for stocks is getting a little long in the tooth."
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On top of all that, there is the simple fact that the current economic expansion is unprecedentedly long in the tooth.
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Until it is, just pray you never have to stand before a federal judge who is way long in the tooth.
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He thinks the bull market is 'long in the tooth' by any measure and is not blindly buying on the dips.
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"People have been saying the cycle is long in the tooth," said Harmon, who also brokered the 2010 deal with Google.
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Perhaps a little long in the tooth now for the 'Wonderboy' moniker, Thompson's grappling has improved tremendously since his UFC debut.
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In this case, Google's core advertising business is looking — sorry — long in the tooth, as the business ages and growth slows.
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One thing they all agree on: Though they may be long in the tooth, none of them thinks of themselves as ancient.
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Both are getting a little long in the tooth, and Sony (SNE) has already started to discuss some features for its next PlayStation.
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Given that the average length of an economic cycle is just over five years, the current expansion is already long in the tooth.
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And even if some of the apps look a little long in the tooth, it's hard to argue with the selection of content.
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It's plenty powerful, sure—especially if your old laptop is long in the tooth—but it's not the fastest mobile video card available.
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It's beginning to get long in the tooth, but it's still usable and worth a purchase if you keep your expectations in check.
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Though the month's getting a little long in the tooth, there's still time for some market-moving news in the week before us.
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At the same time, we believe that the recent lack of market volatility reflects a complacency that could be long in the tooth.
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While warning the economy may be getting "long in the tooth," Zell said continued improvement in underlying economic growth continues to "surprise" him.
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He watched it and loved it, but as for his shows ... well, at some point everyone gets a little long in the tooth.
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"The U.S. economy has been motoring ahead for some time now, and in fact, that recovery is long in the tooth," he said.
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For better or for worse, the fact of the matter is that 2019 is starting to get a bit long in the tooth.
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The Xbox One S might be getting a little long in the tooth, but it still has a very robust roster of games.
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I gave him the spiel so to speak and somebody else in the room said you know that's pretty interesting, the judge is a little long in the tooth to which the president said blank you to the person who said the judge is long in the tooth… I'm four years older than the judge and I'm about to become president.
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He was considered a bit long in the tooth back then, yet four years on he is still very much in the title picture.
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The Connect:Amp is tremendously useful, but slightly underpowered at 55 watts per channel, and the basic hardware is getting fairly long in the tooth.
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As such, the demand for a long-in-the-tooth vet like Dwight just isn't what it would have been a few years ago.
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All good, but the Model S is getting long in the tooth, and consumers aren't as thrilled by it as they used to be.
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If true, it could be noted that at age 62, he was a bit long in the tooth for that sort of carrying-on.
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We're long in the tooth, and that's why we think a rotation is warranted here away from some of these really high-valuation names.
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At some point the iPhone will face the fate of the iPad – its replacement cycle long in the tooth and sales stagnant and declining.
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That would mean now to many market pundits, with a bull market "long in the tooth" and more volatility expected between the election and Fed.
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The suit comes at a time when Honey is growing in popularity among online shoppers, while RetailMeNot is getting a bit long in the tooth.
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But the Model S is rather long in the tooth at this juncture, dating back to 2012 with only a few modest refreshes since then.
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Onassis had grown long in the tooth at the age of 43 and for a horse that old, the condition is not just an expression.
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The rally "feels very, very long in the tooth," said Keith Berlin, director of global fixed income and credit at investment advisory firm Fund Evaluation Group.
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By comparison, America's recovery may be getting long in the tooth, with the Federal Reserve apparently poised to raise rates soon in order to prevent inflation.
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The nearly decadelong bull market in the U.S. is long in the tooth, and there are better gains to be had elsewhere, according to one strategist.
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The so-long-in-the-tooth-its-tooth-is-a-city-street The Simpsons is still present, but this is, for once, a really strong category.
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People often say that this expansion, now in its 11th year, is growing long in the tooth, or that we are late in the economic cycle.
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Given that our post-recession recovery is becoming a bit long-in-the-tooth, turning a blind eye to recessionary indicators would lead to disastrous outcomes.
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The NES was, by Christmas of 21991, getting long in the tooth; it was half a decade old, and older in its original Famicom form in Japan.
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Matt Maley of Miller Tabak says two technical indicators suggest the rally has gotten long in the tooth, with the first being the stock's Relative Strength Index.
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"Given this business cycle is already long in the tooth, these are the kinds of policy blunders that could easily bring this expansion to quick end," Baumohl said.
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Also represented in the Deep Value fund are some long-in-the-tooth tech firms like Seagate Technology PLC and Xerox Corp, and pharma play Gilead Sciences Inc.
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Another government shutdown, or deep spending cuts, or failing to raise the federal debt limit are all major risks for an economic expansion already long in the tooth.
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The Village People's OG lineup of costumed characters was gettin' a little long in the tooth ... so they added a young man to the lineup ... and he's Asian.
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Tesla Model S sedan and Model X SUV sales have been declining for about a year, and both vehicles are getting long in the tooth by automotive standards.
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But the story space is also, seven years after Arrow premiered, a little long in the tooth and a little overcomplicated—much like the DC Universe of 1981.
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The problem now is the economic expansion is long in the tooth and the pent-up demand from the years immediately after the recession has likely been filled.
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Modest, sure, but still solid for a console that's getting slightly long in the tooth — especially given the fact that we've been aware new versions are on the way.
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The company, the story went, wasn't first to market with its own ideas, but would introduce new innovations just as the old ones were looking long in the tooth.
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Skelton's back has long been a problem and the oldest British Olympic medalist since 1908 joked that sponsor Land Rover are not as long in the tooth as him.
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"There is probably some reason to believe that it's getting a little long in the tooth," Bill Emmons, an economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, told me.
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As the Fed begins its easing campaign to try to extend an already long-in-the-tooth expansion, credit spreads are already tight across the fixed-income spectrum, Minerd said.
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Plus, as a mobile-first application, Venmo was offering a more modern solution for mobile payments, at a time when PayPal's app was looking a bit long in the tooth.
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It's not insipid "valuations are too high" whining (valuations are often higher when earnings are expanding), or "the economic upcycle is long in the tooth," it's a more substantial story.
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"As the Fed begins its easing campaign to try to extend an already long-in-the-tooth expansion, credit spreads are already tight across the fixed-income spectrum," Minerd said.
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Even the 5s, quite long in the tooth at this point, is only a tiny bit slower than it was a year and a half and two major iOS versions ago.
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New Kids On The Block is getting a little long in the tooth, judging from its fans, because one of them says she fell during a concert and broke her hip.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump set off a Christmas social media storm when he questioned whether a seven-year-old was too long in the tooth to believe in Santa Claus.
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Though improved, the default index still reflects the broad view that the "current economic cycle is long in the tooth and would normally be expected to recede into recession," Leung said.
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"You can see that as prices move lower, the momentum starts to trend higher, and ultimately that tells us that the correction is now getting long in the tooth," he added.
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But according to one trader who relied heavily on the options market, the move in one of the biggest components of that sector is getting a little long in the tooth.
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"[W]hile I agree with a lot of the underlying themes here … I worry just how long in the tooth this business cycle has become, how stretched valuations are," Tanious said.
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Then we dip into the question bucket to consider whether this Mark has aged particularly well, or is showing up a little long in the tooth or slow on the draw.
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"Private equity thinks this bear market is getting a bit long in the tooth," said an industry source in New York, but he questioned how many new shops will make money.
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Those have been down a little lately, as the existing Macs have been getting a little long in the tooth, and those in the know have been waiting for upgraded machines.
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ER overlapped with both House and Grey's, but it was getting long-in-the-tooth when it did, and its success always overshadowed the milder success of its contemporary Chicago Hope.
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One problem, of course, is that Android Studio was not built from scratch; it's based on the long-in-the-tooth IntelliJ IDEA platform, a Java IDE… and, well, you can tell.
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The stock market rally has gotten a bit "long in the tooth" and could pull back 3 percent to 5 percent after the New Year, expert David Schiegoleit told CNBC on Thursday.
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One last note: speaking of the MacRumors Buyer's Guide, you can't help but note that there are a lot of Macs that are starting to look a little long in the tooth.
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At the start of Real Housewives Of New York season 9, I noted how much the long-in-the-tooth reality show needed a shake up in the form of Tinsley Mortimer.
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"This expansion is definitely long in the tooth, for the U.S. and the Bay Area in particular," says Robert Sammons, a director of research at the commercial real estate company Cushman & Wakefield.
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If Hughes can keep himself on the field, he could be an injection of youth for a Minnesota secondary that has a ton of talent but is getting long in the tooth.
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Yet despite these decades of creativity, when I wrote in 2017 about the cocktails every drinker should know how to make, I was struck by how long in the tooth they were.
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We do expect a new version soon, as this one is getting a bit long in the tooth, but we still like it more than every other portable Alexa speaker we've tried.
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A good deal of the churn has a simpler explanation: By 2016 the state's Republican delegation had gotten long in the tooth, with some of the older members serving since the 1980s.
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Amazon Kindle Paper White ($80, $40 off regular price) – Amazon's Kindle Paper White is getting a bit long in the tooth, but it's still one of the best e-readers on the market.
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Even though the processor is getting a little long in the tooth and Apple's Smart Keyboard is too pricey, it remains impressive that you can get a computer this good for this price.
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The original app, last updated in 2013, still works, but to say it's long in the tooth would be something of an understatement (the community has worked hard to keep it updated, however).
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Over the past few months, some experts have argued the current trend is long in the tooth and that stock valuations (as measured by metrics, such as the Shiller P/E) are stretched.
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But with the bull market in stocks now very long in the tooth and interest rates at historic lows, hedge funds are looking like an attractive alternative to investors worried about their portfolios.
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"The recovery is long in the tooth and there has been a lot of market moving news," she said, referring to comments by Lagarde and Fed policymakers, as well as volatility in oil.
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Micro USB is looking decidedly long in the tooth, and if you're like me, one of the only reasons you still have those cables around at all is to charge your game controllers.
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"They're getting long in the tooth, no doubt about it," said Jim Hindle, co-owner of a company that has been making parts for the Arrow III cars for more than 25 years.
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Pearson is long in the tooth, but still good at what he does: slipping and countering; he has one of the nicest inside slips and counter left hooks to ever grace mixed martial arts.
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And that is this kind of imagined connection between the psychedelic culture, which was really getting long in the tooth, and this new geek culture, which the psychedelic culture kind of discovered and adopted.
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Although Fujifilm has provided multiple firmware updates, and the camera has attained as close to classic status as any digital body can do these days, it's very long in the tooth at this point.
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Of these pickups, the Ford, Chevy, and RAM are either all new or redesigned in the past five years; the Toyota is a bit long in the tooth but is due for an update.
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Assembled in Margate, England, to discover the winner of the 2019 Turner Prize, members of the British art world discovered that the long-in-the-tooth award would go to … all four nominated artists.
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Unless strong word-of-mouth propels "Alien: Covenant" to big ticket sales in the weeks to come, the film may become the latest example of audience pushback on long-in-the-tooth film franchises.
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Analysts at Wedbush Securities said that once again attracted shoppers because it was "likely a reflection of the competition feeling a bit long-in-the-tooth" ahead of newly refreshed devices expected in 2020.
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As much as I loved the last couple Far Cry games, between this series and all the other open world games using almost identical templates, the entire genre is getting awfully long in the tooth.
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Dudley, in a speech to a gathering of the National Retail Federation in New York, said he is optimistic the current expansion will continue even though it is "long in the tooth" by historical standards.
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But it comes at a time when the U.S. recovery feels fragile, inflation is nowhere to be found, and both the stock market rally and the broader economic recovery are awfully long in the tooth.
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Maybe. Apple's MacBooks are getting a bit long in the tooth, and a processor refresh (along with some slight keyboard tweaks) could make it a bit easier to deal with the compromises inherent in Apple's notebooks.
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Maybe the pessimism stems from a 1.703/7 news cycle, or the hard-to-shake memories of the recent Great Recession, or an admittedly long-in-the-tooth bull market, now creaking into its eighth year.
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"I am a little long in the tooth to be dressed up like some forest elf crawling around stalking 'hogs but it is just as fun as I remembered it,'" said Ramsey, 61, of Fort Wayne.
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But the fact that the current expansion is more than seven years old — "long in the tooth," as commentators have often observed — reveals almost nothing about the likelihood of a contraction during the coming four years.
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Stephen Curry claims to have come up with even more ways to score, and Andre Iguodala, who had looked a bit long in the tooth last season, says he feels better than he has in years.
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The Black Pixel version of NetNewsWire I've been using for a few years now is getting a little long in the tooth, and it struggles when it comes to playing embedded YouTube videos or other media.
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The company is also among the tech giants that might finally be held to task over taxes, although the issue has become very long in the tooth over the years, such that it has not been resolved.
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So we really are in a situation where those that are looking at factors are doing it because they want a defensive strategy [and] they feel the market might be a little bit long in the tooth.
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On the product front — beyond its ongoing efforts to tout its Vive VR play — Q4 saw HTC put out several mid tier handsets badged with existing/long-in-the-tooth brand names, such as Desire and Evo.
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While the economic expansion in the United States was arguably long in the tooth, the rest of the world had plenty of runway left with easy money still the motto for almost every central bank outside Washington.
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As any bored kid would do, he wanders off to explore something more interesting than down market home décor (though he's a little long in the tooth for playfully plowing through the racks the way he does).
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The Story of Anvil" which Scott Tobias describes as "Sacha Gervasi's serio-comic documentary about a long-in-the-tooth Canadian heavy-metal outfit" and says it has been dubbed "a real-life 'This Is Spinal Tap'.
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In some respects, we are in the ninth year of a recovery, all right, from the middle of 2009 -- JIM CRAMER: Allegedly long in the tooth, for these younger people who around you in the White House.
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Consequently, the party briefly experienced a somewhat strange void — opponents of the incumbent leadership team had no candidate to run against Pelosi, and the incumbents were getting increasingly long in the tooth without having any natural successors around.
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"Elliott Abrams is a neoconservative too long in the tooth to change his spots, and the president should have no reason to trust that he would carry out a Trump agenda rather than a neocon agenda," Paul wrote.
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Diablo III Eternal Collection (Switch) for $46 ($14 off): It's getting a little long in the tooth, and rumors of a sequel are starting to stir, but Diablo III feels like it was tailor-made for the Switch.
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Even though the SNP has run Scotland's devolved government for 303 years, it has—despite the boredom and disillusion that normally afflicts governments that are long in the tooth—put on another remarkable performance in a Westminster election.
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"Elliott Abrams is a neoconservative too long in the tooth to change his spots, and the president should have no reason to trust that he would carry out a Trump agenda rather than a neocon agenda," Paul writes.
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The IP bill is the government's attempt to update and extend the surveillance capabilities of the security and intelligence agencies — replacing the long-in-the-tooth patchwork of legislation currently used to authorize intercepts with a clearer legal framework.
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That's led to some continued love for a device that's otherwise getting long in the tooth, specs-wise — and why many were upset when Apple unceremoniously discontinued the iPhone 6S, and the similarly headphone-jacked iPhone SE, in 2018.
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"It is remarkable how President Trump seems impervious to the delicate state of an economic expansion that is clearly long in the tooth," Bernard Baumohl, the chief global economist for the Economic Outlook Group, wrote in a research note.
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Also long in the tooth is the Echo Spot, though it's not clear if Amazon intends to just quietly sunset that model in lieu of the Echo Show 5 or if it will update it with a newer version.
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On this new album, his first in six years, whether he's singing about getting old ("Long in the Tooth"), boozing ("Last Call for Alcohol"), or being a perennial outsider ("Checkers and Chess"), Billy Joe Shaver is in fine form.
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"Of course, it doesn't mean volatility can't be beneath the long-term average for another year or two, but be aware this period of a lull in volatility is getting long in the tooth," senior market strategist Ryan Detrick wrote.
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Cruise is going to settle into his Denzel Washington/Harrison Ford years quite nicely, but action movies like this are a young man's game right now, and Cruise is getting a little long in the tooth to be jumping across rooftops.
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While this software may feel long in the tooth, Notes and Domino are still in use in many corners of the enterprise, and this is especially true in EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa) and AP (Asia Pacific), Lepofsky said.
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While Project Runway has grown to become one of the most popular fashion-focused reality shows to ever hit TV, the franchise, now on Season 17, is getting a little long in the tooth — and in need of a makeover itself.
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"The changing global monetary policy landscape coupled with long in the tooth growth cycle in the United States, and little fresh ammunition to bolster the U.S. markets further, means that the U.S. economy looks most at risk of recession," CPM said.
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How much longer the economic cycle (already long in the tooth) can run and how much higher U.S. rates can rise are, of course, two of the most crucial questions upon which the direction of world financial markets rest this year.
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The answer is partly how interconnected global markets are, and partly timing - the world economic cycle is already very long in the tooth and central banks have far fewer options open to them after nearly a decade of extraordinary policy support.
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After all, the British celebrities with dodgy choppers who are partly responsible for these stereotypes have long ago gotten them fixed, bitten the dust, or are so figuratively long in the tooth that they cease to exist in the public imagination.
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That said, FedEx's failures—to respond more quickly to the changing e-commerce landscape, to read the runes of geopolitics and to end its stubborn refusal to join its two businesses—reflect a company whose management is long in the tooth.
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Volatility has picked up as investors fret about an economic cycle that is long in the tooth, leading to sharp reactions in the market to news, said Laura Kane, head of investment themes for the Americas at UBS Wealth Management.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The bull market for stocks turned nine years old on Friday and, despite being long in the tooth, appears poised to set the record as the longest in history, buoyed by global economic growth and stronger company earnings.
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Increasingly long in the tooth, the domestic expansion appears still fragile with consumers on uneven financial footing, volatile business investment and clear signs of a reduced pace of housing activity, not to mention threats of a looming global trade war and rising fiscal deficits.
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Clinton's plan won't boost the budget deficit by as much, but it lacks the firepower necessary to jump-start the economy, and her proposed tax increases in the name of "fairness" could prove quite harmful to an economic recovery that is a tad long in the tooth.
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While other laptop companies furiously pack whiz-bang features and new ideas into a slab of aluminum and plastic, Apple's been moseying along with a product so long in the tooth you might mistake it for an elderly relative who says inappropriate things at family gatherings.
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Though sheer vanity—fear of literally and figuratively looking long in the tooth—had prompted me to fly across the continent to let my friend start slicing and dicing in my maw, Michelle informed me that there are several more important reasons for dealing with gum recession.
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Then, in a singularly erotic, funny, and bold sequence, they bond, through a series of negs ("What's taking you so long?" she taunts, about coming up with Lola's choreography) and unsettling notes ("Lola is a little long in the tooth for a temptress," he tells her).
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Amid all the chatter about whether the old white dudes of 215—Bernie Sanders, Donald Trump, and Wafflin' Joe Biden—are too long in the tooth to be running for president, it's been remarkable, and revealing, how rarely you hear that question asked about Elizabeth Warren.
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This proved a key move, creating a backup plan in case PowerPC got long in the tooth (as it eventually did), and when Apple leadership found out about this remote employee's solo endeavor, the company immediately did something unexpected: It tried to convince another company to make Mac clones.
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After seeing City of God, Anderson offered Jorge the then-unrealized role of Pele dos Santos, a crew member aboard long-in-the-tooth oceanographer Steve Zissou's aging research vessel, The Belafonte, who performs and records acoustic versions of classic early 63s Bowie songs in Portuguese in his downtime.
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Dancing With The Stars is starting to feel so long in the tooth it's basically a wooly mammoth, everyone slept through FOX's So You Think You Can Dance: The Next Generation, and MTV seems to have forgotten America's Best Dance Crew is a thing after its 2015 revival.
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For Teixeira, most had probably given up on the idea of him winning the title a while ago and he is certainly getting long in the tooth, but there still aren't many light heavyweights who can hold back his smothering top game or handle his brain-rattling punch.
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"Services," which includes revenue from Apple's digital content plays like iCloud, ApplePay, Apple Music, the App Store and other services like AppleCare has long been an increasingly critical market for the tech giant, especially as it sees some of its central hardware categories grow a bit long in the tooth.
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With the sharp October swoon from the September high of a very long-in-the-tooth bull market, now could be the time to reevaluate the upside of earning only 2 percent on cash versus being overconfident in the stocks that have done so well for you in a low-rate environment.
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Plus, where a lot of supernatural shows tend to get bogged down by the mechanics of their premises (see: the now-long-in-the-tooth Vampire Diaries; any show that involves time travel), iZombie has so far remained refreshingly straightforward on that front while still managing to tell interesting stories week after week.
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"Consumer staples as an indiscriminate, yield enhancing asset class propped up by index funds is still long in the tooth, especially if, as we expect, outsized passive investments in the group head to perceived greener growth pastures better aligned with an improving U.S. macro environment," equity analyst Bill Schmitz wrote in a note to clients.
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"Investors seemed concerned over another missile test by North Korea and despite some handsome economic releases, investors are becoming more and more convinced that the equity market is getting a little long in the tooth and is prime for some sort of correction," said Tom Roseen, head of research services at Thomson Reuters Lipper.
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The company, which launched in 603, would seem to be a bit long in the tooth to warrant a seed investment round, but co-founder and CEO Cor Winkler Prins explained that the founders both had successful exits from previous service management startups and were able to self-fund the company all these years.
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While Google has lobbied fiercely against the ECJ ruling, and taken steps to limit how it complies with the law, Europe's updated General Data Protection Directive, which is updating very long-in-the-tooth data protection laws and is due to come into force in 2018, enshrines the right to be forgotten in the general regional regulation.
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Instead, I built a new PC this week with a GTX 1080, and I think that'll last me long enough — I'll still have the original PS4, Xbox One, and eventually Nintendo NX for exclusive games on my sofa, and by the time the 1080 is long in the tooth, maybe the next next Xbox and PlayStation will be out.
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David Ehrlich, IndieWire: While this franchise is starting to feel a bit long in the tooth, such details suggest that screenwriter Derek Kolstad (here sharing credit with three other scribes) can still mine this world for plenty of new life, so long as future installments find a way to deepen the John Wick mythos instead of just stretching it out.
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If you want the absolute best visual fidelity from your games, you won't get it with anything other than a souped-up gaming PC. Black Friday is one of the best opportunities of the year to save on PC components, either for building your PC from scratch, or upgrading a few long-in-the-tooth parts that have seen better days.
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On Long in the Tooth, they share a duet about how country music radio would rather spin cookie cutter tracks about "back roads" that the new crop of Luke Bryants and Blake Sheltons have "never been down before"; songs about cold ones and painted on blue jeans that keep the suburban cowboy fired up through the work week, rather than true country songs, with three chords and the truths common to lives lived the hard way.
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The smartphone voice assistant landscape is very fiercely contested, with Apple's now long-in-the-tooth Siri assistant battling it out with Google's redoubled efforts, in the form of an upgraded Google Assistant, currently available on its own hardware and via its Allo cross-platform messaging app; meanwhile last year Samsung acquired Siri creators' next effort, Viv to push its own AI platform smarts; and Microsoft has opened up access to its cross-platform Cortana AI. For Android OEMs that don't have the resources to acquire or develop their own AI voice smarts, Amazon's Alexa looks to be lining up as an attractive pre-load option, especially for markets such as the US where the ecommerce giant dominates online shopping.
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