Maybe that's one more outdated narrative we can throw out.
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Apparently, Osama bin Laden jokes are more outdated than the musical comedy trio thought.
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When you consider that iRobot came out in 2004, iBoy looks and sounds even more outdated.
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In an age of ever-changing culture and technology, it feels like we're losing touch with Gossip Girl as it gets more and more outdated.
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So Jack Belkin, I think at Harvard Law School, has written this paper about information fiduciaries, but I think that was written in 2004, it's more outdated.
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That said, it's worth keeping an eye on GTX 10-series price reductions as the technology becomes more and more outdated, especially as more RTX cards appear.
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A screen behind his head projected a slightly more outdated version of the skyline than was visible through the floor-to-ceiling windows off-camera to the left and right.
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But precisely because of the ways that Atwood's novel plumbed and surfaced the specific anxieties of 1985, her story is necessarily time-bound and context-dependent and in certain ways more outdated than prophetic.
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Now, the market is proving its once-bougie reputation to be even more outdated with its upcoming Beauty Week event, a store-wide sale slated to run from Wednesday, March 27, to Tuesday, April 2.
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They all employ Nikon's hybrid autofocus system, too; for the most part, they'll rely on 105 phase detection areas, but users can switch to a (more outdated) contrast detection AF mode that utilizes 171 focus points.
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"You could mean you think of women as human beings equal to you, people who are deserving of respect and have rights," she said, or use it to refer to a more outdated form of chivalry.
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"Rather than investing in yet more outdated coal power plants, Western Balkan leaders need to ... increase the share of sustainable forms of renewable energy," said Ioana Ciuta, Energy Coordinator at CEE Bankwatch, one of the five groups behind the report.
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BEIJING/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China will cut coal consumption, boost electric vehicle sales and shut more outdated steel and coke capacity in the coming three years, the State Council said in a long-awaited 2018 to 2020 pollution action plan published on Tuesday.
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While AJ+ benefitted from the sandbox-experimentation culture of San Francisco (and a ten-hour time difference with Qatar), AJAM was hidebound by the sober traditionalism of TV newscasting, which was becoming more outdated by the day, and a vexed relationship with Doha.
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The postwar security alliance looks ever more outdated in the post-Cold War world, its members at odds with one another and incapable of handling either modern-day threats such as terrorism, migration and climate change, nor even its traditional foe number one: Russia.
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SHANGHAI, May 19 (Reuters) - China will shut down more outdated steel plants and bring total capacity to less than 1 billion tonnes by 2.163, the president of the country's steel industry association said, adding that national demand for the metal is set to decline gradually.
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To be sure, small businesses around the world often use technology that's a bit more outdated than what the rest of us use in our daily lives but damn, flexing a Commodore 64 for work in a time when babies are given smartphones before pacifiers is pretty damn bad ass.
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Instead of spending two years and $10 million dollars exploring ways to downgrade critical systems with even more outdated tech, we should instead invest that time and money into transforming security for the technology currently in place, and into building next-generation security features directly into the technology we will have in five or ten years from now.
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This created a vicious circle, since the more outdated WPM data became, the less useful it was for planning purposes. The INGO ISF-ApD and Same District Council (Tanzania) developed a methodology to update WPM data and use them to help inform planning decisions. First activity was to prepare a District Water and Sanitation priority document. A set of objective criteria were defined (using WPM information) in order to rank communities based on service level and infrastructure status.
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In addition, it had been moved somewhat forward for improved balance. These cars were built in five series and went through several modifications until production ceased in 1996. It is a tribute to Vignale's styling that they did not look dated until rather late in that time period. Over 11,000 cars were built, and sales slowed to a trickle of just a few dozen per year towards the end of production as Tatras began to seem more and more outdated.
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StarCraft: Ghost is a tactical stealth game for video game consoles developed under the supervision of Blizzard Entertainment. Announced in 2002, the game was constantly delayed due to various issues, including a change of development team from Nihilistic Software to Swingin' Ape Studios in July 2004. As updates about the development of the game became less frequent, and the graphics and game mechanics became more outdated, suspicion began to grow that Blizzard would cancel the game. Finally, on March 24, 2006, Blizzard indefinitely postponed the game's development.
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This is as a result of the rapid progression of technology in the mobile industry. According to Matt Ployhar of Intel, the industry is rapidly evolving, possibly even at “Moore's law pace or faster.” This means that newer cell phone models are continually on the rise of consumerism and more outdated models are likely to end up in landfills. Most cell phones contain precious metals and plastics that can be recycled to save energy and resources that would otherwise be required to mine or manufacture.
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Coleman ColiseumColeman Coliseum is a 15,383-seat multipurpose arena that serves as the city of Tuscaloosa's municipal civic center. Because the City of Tuscaloosa does not have a civic center, the demand for events grew rapidly and the Coliseum doubled its capacity in the 1970s. In the 1990s, marquee concerts and events that the arena had seen in the previous two decades grew scarce as the facility became more outdated and mostly devoted to Crimson Tide athletic events. In the hope that the University could pull more events at the facility, the Coliseum underwent a significant renovation in 2005, costing over $24 million.
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Civil servants (Beamten) used to be called with Herr or Frau plus their rank (for their respective ranks, see the tables at Beamter). This is in full vigour for police-officers (with the now unused rank Wachtmeister stepping in if the precise rank is not known and the addresser is not familiar with the shoulder strap), but otherwise somewhat outdated. As teachers on public schools are, as a rule, civil servants (and on Church schools often receive a similar status), this is likewise true for teachers, with the exception that for teachers not the headmaster, it is perhaps even a bit more outdated to use their rank than for other civil servants.
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In early 1942, Rae Rearwin decided to sell Rearwin Aircraft & Engines since its products were based on small radial engines and horizontally opposed engines were taking over those engines' market share. He was convinced starting research into horizontally opposed engines would still leave the company trying to catch up with competitors, especially after successful horizontally opposed engines were already on the market and being used in the company's own planes. Thus, he thought if Rearwin waited to sell the company its intellectual property and tools would only become more outdated and less valuable. As the United States mobilized for World War II, a Wall Street investor named Frank Cohen had acquired several arms manufacturers, so he bought the Rearwin family's stock in Rearwin Aircraft & Engines to diversify his holdings.
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