So you really can't blame him for moving with the times.
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The media landscape is ever evolving, and Playboy is simply moving with the times.
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So in honoring Dylan the Swedish Academy is moving with the times and reflecting this cultural change.
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Today, in whatever period of art you want to call it, the still life of flowers is still very much moving with the times.
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Elsewhere, Jack (Sean Hayes) is moving with the times when it comes to dating: "Grindr has gotten so skanky," he complains as he swipes through options.
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The Whigs think the Conservative Party must move with the times in order to survive, whereas the Tories think that moving with the times will mean surrendering everything they hold dear.
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Even if you think you know what a phishing email or a spoof SMS looks like, don't get complacent: Scammers are moving with the times, and the days of badly spelled emails requesting the transfer of huge amounts of cash to an overseas bank account are by and large over.
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Anita Donaldson in Moving with the Times 2017 Her books on dance practice and on Rudolf Laban are key texts in Performing Arts departments in the UK and abroad Dr Preston-Dunlop is currently Consultant and Honorary Fellow at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance, London, her autobiography Moving with the Times is published in 2017 by Noverre Press.
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Lotus, Spackman and Phelps is moving with the times as they try and use computers, Stella and Colin are forced to play golf with a wealthy client and Darren discovers he might be sacked.
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P. 41 As the producer of the show, she became one of the country's high profile independent TV producersAsobele The plot of the show mirrors the lives of a group of middle and upper class Nigerian families living in a block of apartments in the city of Lagos.Asobele The show was a pioneer Nigerian television program that was located in an urban setting with upper and middle class characters while also satirizing the foibles of the rich in the city.Ibeabuchi, I. (1998, Aug 31). Moving with the times.
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Since the collapse of the Berlin Wall, statues celebrating communist rule have been easy targets for graffiti artists living in the former Soviet block. An example of this is the Russian Red Army soldiers on a monument in Sofia, Bulgaria, which has been turned into popular superheroes and cartoon characters (including Superman, Santa Claus, Ronald McDonald, and the Joker) by an anonymous graffiti artist. The words "Moving with the times", written in Bulgarian, appear below the artwork. The monument that the artist graffitied was originally built in 1954 to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the Russian liberation of Bulgaria.
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In 2002 the association launched its new vision towards 2012, which heralded a period of change. Venture Scouts were discontinued and two new sections were introduced: Scout Network for 18–25 year olds, as well as an Explorer Scouts for 14–18 year olds. A new programme was introduced, complete with a new range of badges and awards covering a wider variety of topics such as Public Relations and Information Technology, developing practical and employability skills. The new badges drew mixed reactions from several public figures, with some praising the association for "moving with the times" and others feeling the changes went "against the Scouting ethos of Baden-Powell".
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Masilamani's distinguished service with the Bible Society of India was followed by a widespread evangelistic ministry,Orville E. Daniel, Moving with the Times, The story of Baptist outreach from Canada into Asia, South America and Africa during one hundred years (1874–1974) since the Canadian Baptist Mission was founded in India, Canadian Baptist Overseas Mission Board, Toronto, Canada, 1973, p.114. a fact reiterated by the Old Testament Scholar G. Babu Rao who points out that during Masilamani's tenure at the Bible Society of India Andhra Pradesh Auxiliary, he had set a trend and his work was regarded with great respect among the Protestant Churches in undivided Andhra Pradesh. After a six-year tenure, Masilamani retired as auxiliary secretary of Bible Society of India Andhra Pradesh Auxiliary in 1969 making the Bible Society of India Trust Association to huddle and appoint B. G. Prasada Rao of the Church of South India.
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Writing for the BFI website Screenonline, critic Mark Duguid said: > The 1980s saw television moving with the times and beginning to respond, > albeit awkwardly, to calls for greater sophistication in black > representations. No Problem! (ITV, 1983–85) drew its cast and creators from > the Black Theatre Co-operative, and concerned the teenage and twenty- > something Powell kids, left to fend for themselves in a Willesden council > house after their parents have returned to Jamaica. But the accent was on > comedy, not politics, and the show quickly alienated some black activists, > who objected to the narrow roles allotted to its female characters, to its > casual jokes at the expense of Asians (ironic given its Asian co-writers, > Farukh Dhondy and Mustapha Matura), and even to the scenario itself, which, > in the words of cultural critic Paul Gilroy, put "voluntary repatriation at > the heart of the situation".
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