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The apartment felt outdated — but not as outdated as the second unit they saw, which faced away from the avenue.
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America's outdated identification methods are ripe for change, particularly from the outdated, static Social Security number to a more secure, robust and modern system.
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CNN hopped on board one of the island's outdated trains to better understand the experience of the Cuban people who depend on the island's outdated rail system.
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" Warzel said "it's an outdated idea of media power.
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State records indicate the board believes Dao's practices are outdated.
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The argument that China is mainly about cloning is outdated.
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Phone screens will improve, and illustrations will eventually look outdated.
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If it's outdated, you'll be prompted to update Microsoft Edge.
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That left Oracle's middleware and database products looking particularly outdated.
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Well, let's just say that picture is a little outdated.
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The country's infrastructure, including the power grid, are grossly outdated.
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Outdated and overcrowded airports are in dire need of upgrades.
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Trump tweeted that it was removed because it was outdated.
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Seriously, look how outdated the company's old neckbuds now seem.
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It is also compatible with outdated versions of bitcoin software.
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I would say that these state institutions have become outdated.
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In a related development, some machines are using outdated technology.
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FACEBOOK INC CEO - LAWS AROUND ELECTION ADVERTISING ARE OUTDATED - CONFERENCE
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"The agencies' mandates were outdated," Sousa said in a speech.
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"Our film feels almost outdated to a degree," said Bell.
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Generally speaking, the FCC's laws around media regulation are outdated.
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So we'll rate Kasich's statement as outdated and therefore false.
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So they can forget using an outdated Imperial code clearance.
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The bill aims to help replace agencies outdated information technology.
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Many chapters are outdated and do not reflect modern standards.
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But that mentality is as outdated as the flip phone.
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Outdated rules for taxing international income represent another major problem.
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BioWare's outdated approach to cinematic storytelling doesn't help much, either.
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This whole idea of masculinity is just an outdated practice.
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No offense to your mama but that idea is outdated.
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"The NCAA needs to fix their outdated policies," he wrote.
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One idea is to fix the state's outdated sales tax.
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The maps are outdated and not commensurate with current risk.
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The resume is such an outdated way to represent ourselves.
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An earlier version of this article included outdated polling information.
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"I think that 1996 study is probably outdated," he said.
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She found severely damaged walls and an outdated carpet underneath.
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It has outdated itself and it's getting us in trouble.
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They try desperately hard to make their outdated economics relevant.
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The measure is aimed at eliminating outdated or unnecessary regulations.
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"I think it's an outdated law," Dane told board members.
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In Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, our heroine sometimes drops outdated phrases.
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Is the idea that it's purely cognitive outdated as well?
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"We should have ensured all outdated training materials were destroyed."
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Quadrilateral Cowboy is about being extremely efficient with outdated machines.
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It's outdated and comes across too broadly simplistic and adolescent.
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But, he noted, that goal may in itself be outdated.
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Maybe that's one more outdated narrative we can throw out.
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" Ms. Stefanik finds the whole debate over identity politics "outdated.
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Technology trends move fast, and courses can quickly become outdated.
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But some officials say this approach is outdated and paternalistic.
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Dr. Vaghjiani later apologized, explaining that the map was outdated.
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Welch's approach to people and product management may be outdated
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Bathroom was really tiny, sink in shower area was outdated.
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Many also argue the rules limit growth with outdated requirements.
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"People have an outdated image" of legal immigration, he said.
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It was outdated legacy code and it was not compromised.
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War is becoming an outdated means of human conflict resolution.
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Mr. Lundberg conceded the criticisms but said they were outdated.
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That happened because news outlets were playing by outdated rules.
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The department said the law is too rigid and outdated.
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Catalogs may seem like an outdated way to grab shoppers.
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Saying our corporate tax rate is outdated is an understatement.
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Many parents and educators still hold to this outdated notion.
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Outdated parking meters have been turned into $5,000 art sculptures.
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Even some of the bank's most basic processes are outdated.
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Photos as printable memories sometimes feels like an outdated concept.
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Continuing to rely on weak, outdated rules made no sense.
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It's time to eclipse the outdated energy of our past.
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Mr. Macron has called the tangle outdated, unfair and unsustainable.
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But some industry executives have criticized Nielsen's methods as outdated.
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"Big data" is a buzzword, but that concept is outdated.
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They're using outdated, heavy software and processes to handle AML.
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Video device regulations already on the books are embarrassingly outdated.
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"Don't use WEP, an outdated security protocol," says NBC News.
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Writing for the majority, Roberts said the provision was outdated.
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Its website was clunky and outdated until a recent redesign.
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He invites consumers of culture to reach beyond outdated understandings.
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Pennsylvania's voting machines are fairly outdated, and last month, Gov.
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Facebook's outdated video uploader has almost no features Facebook's outdated video uploader has almost no features Since late 2013, Facebook has poured resources into improving video consumption while neglecting how users record and share.
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An outdated law As if the details of the case weren't dramatic enough, the suit against Corey King alleges he relied on an outdated Georgia law to go through with his ex-wife's arrest.
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His frustration with our current outdated methods of transportation is understandable.
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Not easy to do in a monarchy entrenched in outdated protocols.
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Many in China called them racist and full of outdated stereotypes.
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Outdated Snapdragon Wear 2100 smartwatch and mediocre battery life are disappointing.
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Even outdated patent laws like to go out with a bang.
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"It's an outdated market," says Farbod Shoraka, co-founder of BloomNation.
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However, most colorists will agree that this is an outdated motto.
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Photos showed a patchy roof and a grimy and outdated interior.
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Without improved effectiveness and user experience, tech innovations quickly become outdated.
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Thus outdated gender stereotypes have come roaring back under self-ID.
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"I just wanted the outdated and hurtful guidelines to be changed."
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Operating a Mac with outdated software negatively affects your battery life.
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But numerical sizing can still be imprecise — and is incredible outdated.
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That was an outdated number, the company now has 10,000 customers.
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It was a reaction to difficult job searches using outdated methods.
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But the old data reduction and data economy paradigm is outdated.
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Russian troops even have new uniforms replacing the outdated Soviet outfits.
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Germany's low-investment culture has left its infrastructure dilapidated and outdated.
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But nowadays everybody wants to rock the whole outdated Hollyoaks style.
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But according to Townsend, the hesitance major studios feel is outdated.
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She said the banner is outdated and belongs in a museum.
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We saw how enterprise software is slow and bulky and outdated.
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But they're so outdated and desperately in need of a retelling.
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" The judge said, "The court rejects this outdated and offensive stereotype.
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Progressive Democrats must begin to realize that their playbook is outdated.
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He has shut departments deemed inefficient or outdated and merged others.
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But they will become increasingly outdated as single market rules evolve.
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At one time MTV was hip and suddenly it became outdated.
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At one time, MTV was hip and suddenly, it became outdated.
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" To contemporary Japanese society, she notes, "otome sounds classic and outdated.
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Incurring a fee just to use money is an outdated standard.
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Much of its weaponry is, in fact, outdated or ill maintained.
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Is an outdated Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulation to blame?
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It's held back by outdated technology at the Internal Revenue Service.
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It's an outdated term that doesn't do anything for a puzzle.
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Lastly, FEMA's flood hazard maps have long been criticized as outdated.
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Brooklyn Heights gets a 2.5/10 for being outdated and dysfunctional.
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Of course, the war over outdated words is far from over.
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It showcases a poorly designed election process and ineffective, outdated laws.
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" Barnett was critical of the infrastructure, saying: "It's an outdated process.
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The article also includes outdated information about Chelsea Handler's talk show.
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It is outdated thinking to label English as the colonial language.
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Conceptually, the U.S. government approaches CI in a limited, outdated way.
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But Indiana Jones is built on some pretty outdated Orientalist logic.
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But a lot of items seemed out of place and outdated.
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In the case of Jessie Grubb, this outdated law proved fatal.
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"Bitcoin is outdated technology - almost prehistoric by crypto standards," he said.
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And traffic continues to drop off at America's outdated shopping malls.
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They see equality in their lives and view feminism as outdated.
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It was pretty outdated and clunky, and the selection wasn't great.
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Republicans countered the rule is an outdated barrier to needed care.
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Still, hotel accommodations in Cuba are often overbooked and very outdated.
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Critics have long lambasted the Einstein program as outdated and expensive.
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Those range from misspellings to outdated figures to mischaracterizations and miscalculations.
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We also believe that simplifying the outdated tax code is crucial.
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GCL managers said low-grade, "outdated" producers were most at risk.
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Legislators agreed that change to the outdated law was long overdue.
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What's more, the outdated regulations don't even mention automatic break deductions.
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By the time a law is implemented, it&aposs already outdated.
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By the time you read a statistic, chances are it's outdated.
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Op-Ed Contributor The traditional Chinese approach to education is outdated.
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"Insecure" intuits that there's something outdated about the very special episode.
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Still, both systems have been crippled by outdated and failing infrastructure.
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But outdated models aren't going to win in this digital world.
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The whole thing is just a scam based on outdated needs.
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Regardless, the iPhone X design will look super outdated by 2020.
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They thought the interiors seemed outdated and the fees were abundant.
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We can't rely on outdated acts to completely protect the workers.
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Politics, as the outdated saying goes, stopped at the water's edge.
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But they feel trapped in the amber of an outdated console.
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Its air force is outdated, undertrained and frequently short of fuel.
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The current President has done much to continue that outdated stereotype.
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"It's seen as outdated, sexist and inappropriate," one event planner said.
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Educational Testing Service has made a fortune from outdated admissions practices.
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Supplying an ally with equipment so outdated signals that we can't.
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In addition, an accompanying picture caption also includes the outdated reference.
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Can it not see the outdated folly of its amateur model?
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"We use this outdated concept," he said in a telephone interview.
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Hamstrung by outdated plants, PREPA has not raised rates in decades.
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This is an outdated fashion rule that's meant to be broken.
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But diplomats rarely throw phrases away, even once they are outdated.
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NAFTA was negotiated in 85033 and it is now simply outdated.
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And many day care centers have outdated guidelines on pink eye.
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Because outdated guidance is like financial sabotage, according to money experts.
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Mr. Sessions's outdated ideas have been rebuked across the political spectrum.
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Industrial accidents are common in Iran, where much infrastructure is outdated.
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"We continue to have outdated legacy infrastructure out there," he added.
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The most outdated example it provided was for scanning bottled liquids.
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The list included the outdated terms "mulatto," and "quadroon," Churchill said.
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He also highlighted problems with outdated trucks, excavation equipment and helicopters.
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Intuitive eating concepts picked up steam, reforming outdated concepts about dieting.
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It also has a completely outdated vision of the Western economy.
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But in war, there will always be bad and outdated information.
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Instituted nearly 50 years ago, the 3-day rule is outdated.
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Overpriced and outdated, they also had a noticeable lack of locals.
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And who better would appreciate an outdated delight than a dad?
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If I'm able to understand the metaphor, it probably is outdated.
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But as of Monday, July 31, the cover is already outdated.
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Under the doctrine, justices shouldn't overrule an earlier ruling unless several things are true: The decision is unworkable and has generated inconsistent results; it rests on outdated facts; and it represents an outdated mode of legal thinking.
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Schedule information with the review included an outdated address for the theater.
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Across South Asia, many doctors are taught outdated ideas in medical school.
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From where I sit, this looks like an outdated way of thinking.
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Artist's depiction of a now-outdated view of violent, dangerous Neanderthal behavior.
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Correction: A previous version of this video used an outdated British flag.
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"States should rapidly replace outdated and vulnerable voting systems," the committee said.
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Eventually you will join the class of workers who have become outdated.
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The whole system of describing and classifying trademarks is clumsy and outdated.
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But other researchers say the focus on fats is confusing and outdated.
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The flat or folder oriented way to organize apps is just outdated.
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More importantly, these explorations often reveal how outdated the material can be.
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The company offers an updated way to reach outdated emergency response systems.
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As an aside, the icons on the Dawn are oddly outdated, too.
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Some felt the ad was entirely outdated and reminiscent of the 1950s.
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"It is outdated," says Red Godfrey, VP of the Nordstrom Fashion Office.
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Upgrading the design of outdated electricity markets is thus an urgent matter.
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They are right that it is in some ways outdated and inadequate.
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The rebooted series updates several glaring outdated elements from the original series.
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However, most of these studies used outdated methods or tested few people.
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Cops VICE spoke to also described run-down buildings and outdated equipment.
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But this is outdated and does not work in the 21st century.
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The modern man is not bound by rigid, outdated definitions of manhood.
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Gauging the market's size and structure usually means relying on outdated surveys.
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This point might not matter today, but it will soon be outdated.
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Clinical trials have historically been expensive processes that rely on outdated technologies.
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But its steep price and outdated specs made it impossible to love.
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Otherwise, customers will likely hang onto their outdated iPhones just like me.
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It didn't challenge outdated social mores or even some entrenched departmental bias.
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Removing outdated addresses in other mail programs works in a similar fashion.
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Congress needs to step up and overhaul this flawed and outdated law.
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The port's equipment is outdated, the workers are slow and practices slipshod.
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Congress would then vote on whether to repeal outdated and duplicative rules.
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He also weighed in on the concussion controversy with an outdated opinion.
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The confusion illustrates how outdated registrations can remain listed on public rolls.
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Inevitably, websites fall into disrepair and the information they contain becomes outdated.
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Cupid, however, is a little outdated for romance in the modern era.
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Today, if we don't have it, we are more or less outdated.
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But Shinto priest Hirotaka Tezuka, 39, said the constitution had grown outdated.
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Which isn't to say Unforgettable is working in an entirely outdated mode.
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The eight-hour workday is an outdated and ineffective approach to work.
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Achieving just 40 percent carbon reductions by 83 is an outdated desire.
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Recently, many have pointed out that the MacBook Pro is embarrassingly outdated.
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Songwriters receive below-market pay due to outdated rate standards and regulations.
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But nearly two decades later, the FBI argued that CALEA was outdated.
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Nuts aren't the only ingredient where the FDA's current regulations are outdated.
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Mending an outdated tax system is an important political and policy objective.
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It could be argued that this an outdated, silly, and overbearing policy.
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The EPA is seeking to update what it sees as outdated guidelines.
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Malaysia is looking to build But Soleri's ideas are far from outdated.
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That's how an outdated rule — fashion-related or otherwise — is actually changed.
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Computers used outdated technologies, such as floppy disks and archaic operating systems.
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His long-time impatience with the outdated NAFTA treaty is well known.
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Many have also used outdated investment forecasts that count on unrealistic returns.
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It's currently rocking a two year old processor—which is severely outdated.
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Other issues addressed include Puerto Rico's high electricity costs and outdated infrastructure.
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And an entry for the Ballet Nacional de España included outdated information.
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Brands that market exclusively to moms will look increasingly outdated and regressive.
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The outdated laws on the books for consumer privacy remain in effect.
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The ACLU also argues the government is relying on an outdated law.
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Its annual fashion show drew criticism for being outdated, and viewership slipped.
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Sometimes the default encryption might be outdated or not the most secure.
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TikTok said the guidelines were outdated and had been revised in May.
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The GOP says its plan would also eliminate costly and outdated rules.
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The notion of democracies functioning through elections every few years is outdated.
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I think it's a misconception, and maybe slightly outdated in a way.
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A list of the apps that will be outdated should be displayed.
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But many of those tools are outdated, complicated to use and expensive.
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This is partly because of the country's outdated patchwork of state rules.
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But, if not done carefully, it can perpetuate false or outdated material.
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The government on Thursday passed a motion to delete this "outdated" provision.
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Have you ever worried that your understanding of China might be outdated?
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But it's an outdated way to judge what a game is worth.
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Google also dismissed the documents, saying most of the vulnerabilities were outdated.
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The itinerary: An outdated draft of the crown prince's schedule leaked yesterday.
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You can't come into it outdated, trying to play Monopoly or something.
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In February it announced plans to close down 500 outdated coal mines.
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The business is drowning under poor leadership, outdated designs and misguided processes.
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Yard signs, one could argue, are an outdated form of political advertising.
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The other members of this outdated idea of family couldn't care less.
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The column also included outdated titles for John J. Brennan of Vanguard.
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And there's reason to think our current regulations are becoming badly outdated.
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The idea of having a mailbox full of actual mail seems outdated.
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Signs range from weird noises to escalating repair expenses to outdated technology.
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Also there's the issue of being outdated in terms of contemporary culture.
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Labels must either continually retransfer their archives or maintain outdated playback equipment.
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There is some data on the issue, but it is pretty outdated.
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Do you think the practice of making resolutions is kind of outdated?
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But Trump's concern about how China manipulates its currency is entirely outdated.
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Do we look at Oiticica's art as a kind of outdated dream?
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The analysis may be a little outdated since it's from October 31.
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Some things can't be rebooted, apparently, no matter how outdated they get.
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To Radrizzani, that idea is not only outdated but also hopelessly idealistic.
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Outdated, biased or inaccurate videos were viewed more than 6.3 million times.
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An earlier version of this essay included outdated information about Lyz Lenz.
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This, my beautiful new best friend, is based on acutely outdated thinking.
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The statistics are outdated but the sentiment is as timely as ever.
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Technology is turning war into an outdated, ineffective means of resolving conflict.
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"The E.R.A. is outdated, it's expired and it harms women," he said.
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In 2066, Levi's Stadium will be as outdated as the Roman Colosseum.
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But why not question whether it is an outdated step of service?
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TV's "Boundless" that 2202G will ultimately help cities move beyond outdated technology.
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What happens when you replace an outdated paper map with Google Maps?
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A previous version of this article included outdated information about Daniel Koehler.
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This outdated no-sleeves rule is like something from the early 1900s.
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But the evocative interior had become outdated and inefficient, judicial officials say.
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Otherwise, the options are narrow: continuation of an outdated policy or war.
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In other instances, attackers target outdated WordPress installations or find new exploits.
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EU diplomats have acknowledged it is "outdated," including around dispute-resolution mechanisms.
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She has done little to challenge even the most hoary, outdated assumptions.
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It is an outdated and significantly less powerful alternative to DNA sequencing.
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They will be outdated, ineffective, and too costly for the environment today.
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Poland generates most of its electricity in outdated coal-fired power stations.
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Google said that worrying about overcharging your phone is an "outdated" concern.
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The old guidelines in question are outdated and no longer in use.
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It's just one of the many ways America's voting system is outdated.
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It also included outdated information about a question in the Fafsa form.
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How can I politely correct this outdated, sexist practice when it happens?
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But they will become increasingly outdated as EU single market rules evolve.
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The attraction closed in 1995 because Imagineers thought it was too outdated.
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Lawmakers in other states with outdated abortion laws are taking action, too.
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Schools today, he says, are organized around an outdated understanding of gender.
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An earlier version of this article included outdated information about Masai Ujiri.
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Brookner's elegant prose is from 1983 but doesn't feel outdated at all.
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And everything I say now about what will work ... Will look outdated.
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And the resources at the facility themselves, she says, are particularly outdated.
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This particular stereotype is tired, it's outdated, and lord knows, it's harmful.
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Most importantly, we need to replace outdated systems and upgrade security practices.
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"Alcoholism," of course, is an outdated term, D'Onofrio and Willenbring tell me.
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Why revisit an outdated format now that we have MP3s and streaming?
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But, Cancela said, outdated criminal penalties for some abortions remained on the books.
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And props to Rose for doing her part to erase outdated gender roles.
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The solution is to be proactive: get rid of the outdated federal law.
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Outdated planning rules and drought have led to massive wildfires in recent years.
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Correction: This story was revised to delete an outdated reference to Trump's status.
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The code may make it less opaque and outdated, and judges' lives easier.
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The program is also an effort to update outdated information on passenger weights.
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"Too many prisoners remain in unsafe, unsanitary and outdated establishments," the researchers said.
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But Clouthier refuses to call herself a feminist, saying the term is outdated.
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But the government suffers from insufficient technological knowledge, old mindsets, and outdated tools.
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The vocal pitch preference that Mr. Klofstad studies, for one, is pretty outdated.
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Brands are able to keep copying one another because of outdated legal doctrines.
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Many of these machines used outdated software on aged machines with inadequate cybersecurity.
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"I think that is a little outdated now," Yee said about Khaled's comments.
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While they're all distinctly sporty, the technology is outdated by today's performance standards.
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Neither situation is fun, and both, even the latter digital experience, feel outdated.
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"To me, leaving this rule outdated is an innovation to manipulation," he said.
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Before 2010, Africa's core means of Internet connectivity was through outdated satellite technology.
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Many insurance companies are starting to leverage new technologies to streamline outdated processes.
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But now that version of a fading Detroit is starting to seem outdated.
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It's compatible with Bluetooth 4.2 and charges over an outdated micro USB connection.
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For some time, Apple's display has been criticized for being outdated and overpriced.
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So might changing outdated water policy that gives priority access to coal plants.
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Still, research shows the technology behind most of these machines is grossly outdated.
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It's a steep price to pay, especially for a bunch of outdated phones.
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Well, actually, unnecessary paperwork, bureaucracy, and legislation that's outdated for the digital age.
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She argues that many of them are outdated, poorly made and too long.
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Luckily, beneath the outdated exterior was the "beautiful brick" finish she showcases now.
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State television showed outdated personal computers supposedly poised to mine the new currency.
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Many electronic voting machines and voter databases are inadequately protected and woefully outdated.
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In short, the password files the hackers have are very old and outdated.
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The software also sifts through publicly available data online to refresh outdated resumes.
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I hope future FCCs use "biennial review" to remove outdated regs, promote investment.
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Instead of building intuitive interfaces, we get clunky, instantly outdated features and designs.
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That's part of what we're dealing with — a lot of regulations are outdated.
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Outdated laws kept the government from holding those who failed our veterans accountable.
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Its air force currently operates a squadron of outdated MIG-21 fighter jets.
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We love when stars reveal their insecurities and break down outdated beauty norms.
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Meanwhile, medtech companies still operate at an arm's length and on outdated assumptions.
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But simply continuing to use outdated platforms and models of operation is unsustainable.
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Such action should also include reforms to our outdated, arduous mine permitting process.
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Lestoil multi-purpose cleaner imagined a future world that sounds hopelessly outdated today.
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The internet is, among other things, a replacement for the outdated smoke break.
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" The obstruction statutes found in 28503 U.S.C. 22019 and 1510 are not "outdated.
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The outdated portions of the system are supposed to be retired by 2018.
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New York (CNN)It sounds outdated, but Cyber Monday is still a thing.
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Yet Apple's view increasingly feels like an outdated way of thinking about tech.
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On Twitter, the phrase is hurled at someone for making an outdated statement.
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Ohio technically offers intersex people a third identification option, but uses outdated language.
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The American Investment Council said the bill would reverse "outdated" provisions on advertising.
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The average family loses $1,600 in income each year because of outdated infrastructure.
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It had been so outdated for so long that it was probably useless.
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We found some more women's clothes — again, it seemed like everything was outdated.
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Some of the election's long lines were a consequence of outdated voting machines.
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Having an outdated position on your LinkedIn profile page looks bad to recruiters.
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Researchers found provider directories often were riddled with errors, omissions and outdated information.
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Today's federal retirement rules are outdated and not useful for the everyday saver.
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The RISE Act will simplify and modernize today's complicated and outdated withdrawal rules.
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On an investment basis, it's committing to a soon-to-be-outdated technology.
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One lump of outdated misogyny completely ignoring the current international agenda, or two?
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Outdated technology may appear to be the easiest correction, yet it is not.
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Old, computerized voting machines run on outdated software that is vulnerable to hacking.
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But its success demonstrates that the standards that created the demand are outdated.
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To an outdated fossil like Huckabee, wives are automatically subservient to their husbands.
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Shag haircuts were desired in the '70s, but the style is now outdated.
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They're middling devices with outdated hardware that makes their inflated prices seem obscene.
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Outdated and congested facilities mean fewer airline options, longer lines, and more delays.
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Look up "FMV games" and soon enough words like "fad" and "outdated" appear.
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OS X now seems like an outdated brand compared to Apple's other platforms.
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Sharing accurate location info is one small step in modernizing an outdated system.
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Logistics and supply chain management is a notoriously outdated and labor-intensive process.
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"It's almost like the idea of what motherly is felt outdated," she said.
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Here's how it went from a popular music player to an outdated relic.
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Flood plains change as land is developed, and the government's maps become outdated.
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An earlier version of this article included outdated information about the author's employment.
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An earlier version of this newsletter included an outdated title for Stephen Cloobeck.
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Zlotnick and his lawyer, Brian Isaac, are challenging the baseball rule as outdated.
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There were outbreaks of vomiting and diarrhea, and outdated food in the kitchen.
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Using the newest, best evidence also means scrapping what is outdated and ineffective.
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What this suggests is the old "red state, blue state" model is outdated.
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Innovative businesses being held back by outdated regulations is a favorite conservative theme.
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The vulnerabilities can be surprisingly simple and can emanate even from outdated equipment.
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It's also based on a view of China's currency practices that's entirely outdated.
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An earlier version of this article included an outdated reference to Ed & Bev's.
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Some view the logo as offensive and outdated, but it's cherished by others.
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The absentee voting system here is outdated and it doesn't accept online requests.
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The county's outdated tabulation machines can only handle one recount at a time.
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An earlier version of a biographical note with this essay included outdated information.
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An earlier version of this essay included outdated information about Ta-Nehisi Coates.
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"It's harsh, it's outdated, it needs to be reformed," Ms. Winner-Davis said.
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Too often, we make major life decisions based on outdated or false information.
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The "outdated" old monarchy also produced a remarkably rich and innovative cultural life.
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He argued that her proposal was outdated — rooted in 20th-century antitrust law.
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A previous version of this article included outdated information about Dr. Gary Belkin.
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Like other operating system makers, Microsoft regularly ends support for its outdated software.
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Until those outdated rules are changed, we'll miss out on this slick setup.
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But advisors are still stuck on planning for goals that are already outdated.
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Tax reform is imperative, as our current system is economically destructive and outdated.
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By the 22019s, those World War II weapons systems were outdated and unnecessary.
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We've heard it for years, America's tax code is unfair, outdated and complicated.
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An earlier version of this story used an outdated name for North Macedonia.
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Some of China's steel plants are outdated and many of them are polluting.
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Though ideological opposites, both Crowder and Killdeer represent outdated mindsets, long left behind.
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Prophecy rock seemed like an outdated piece of prehistory carved on a rock.
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That had its moment, but now it's seen as a little bit outdated.
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"Axe went on to write that, "Iran&aposs fighters are old and outdated.
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From an economic perspective, our outdated visa caps are straining key American industries.
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Bushe argues the evidence the CAA is using for this stance is outdated.
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If your operating system is outdated, Chrome may have moved on without it.
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And we need to update our outdated views on advertising and on risk.
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The country's kava harvests have been inconsistent for years because of outdated farming.
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Lifeline supporters defended the program by saying that the GAO's report is outdated.
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Mr. Macron has called the country's tangled retirement system outdated, unfair and unsustainable.
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Then came "a loud sound like an earthquake" as 14 outdated cars derailed.
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MORE, deemed the UHF discount outdated as broadcast television moved to digital frequencies.
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It turned out he was "using a rare, outdated Android phone," Cheung says.
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Ms. Mandarano maintained that the hotel regulation cited by the city is outdated.
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Did you grow up with child-rearing wisdom that is now considered outdated?
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Many accused the ad of promoting an outdated and sexist interpretation of marriage.
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Our current system is outdated and hurts everyone from large to small manufacturers.
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Hertzberg originally tasked his interns with identifying outdated laws when they discovered it.
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Each level wasn't some metaphor for an outdated, empirically unsupported model of grief.
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The bill would authorize block grants for states to upgrade outdated voting technology.
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The airstrikes that kill civilians are often based on bad or outdated information.
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"It was outdated, underfunded, and produced the nation's worst healthcare results," Teepell said.
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It also conforms to the outdated notion of husbands as primary wage earners.
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An earlier version of this article included an outdated affiliation for the Rev.
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It says the moribund negotiations can be revived only by ditching outdated policies.
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In hindsight, this buddy comedy can come off as crass, outdated or juvenile.
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The internet reacted to Ronaldo&aposs outdated device with shock and amusement Monday.
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Their efforts have been fitful at best, but already they risk being outdated.
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"It is outdated to treat sex workers as a tourist attraction," he added.
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Eventually, however, according to Mr. Oberoi, the hotel began to feel somewhat outdated.
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Women haven't plateaued, it's the rules we were playing by that were outdated.
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Compared to this space of openness and contemplation, other museums look utterly outdated.
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If you think about how outdated a lot of our information technology is at the government, and how outdated a lot of systems are that people are using -- this is a vast problem that goes well beyond the White House.
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Most companies currently manage invoices using Excel spreadsheets, outdated banking interfaces and unnecessary conversations.
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Basing a security policy on an outdated philosophy is unlikely to make us safer.
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Some came close to attaining legal status, but the majority of them are outdated.
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A blanket rule barring presentation of outdated performance results should be instituted and followed.
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Are you saying movies are an outdated form and we're going to make TV?
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The government will also continue to eliminate outdated heavy metal capacity, the cabinet said.
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Pat Steadman said of the success local advocates had in changing the outdated policy.
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Sean Connery was the James Bond who appeared on television with older, outdated gadgets.
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I work it out to $334.30 and send it through their horribly outdated system.
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But its specs have been outdated in comparison with the rest of the market.
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"Some men's outdated mindset is to impose sexuality upon a beautiful picture," Ray said.
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It was drafted in the aftermath of the second world war and is outdated.
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In the age of the smartphone, the ability to recall facts seems fairly outdated.
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Google, Snapchat, Yahoo and Tribune all have connotations of being either problematic or outdated.
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The sentiments can (on paper) sound comically simple, overly pious, outdated, self-explanatory, cliche.
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The outdated rules will be challenged at an ANC policy conference in late June.
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Google Talk, the company's outdated chat service, is finally being fully transitioned to Hangouts.
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Think: Southwest's "bring your own device," versus a NYC taxi's slimy and outdated touchscreens.
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"Washington's hope for North Korea's denuclearization is an outdated illusion," the newspaper commentary said.
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All of which begs the question: Why are these outdated systems still in use?
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The company said that the transportation law is outdated and doesn't benefit Italian users.
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Booking agents rely on an outdated mix of email, word documents, PDFs, and spreadsheets.
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But much of the information they rely on is outdated, like older census data.
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His governing philosophy is to adapt France's outdated system of rules and protections accordingly.
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With rapid advancements in science, some experts believe the rule may be outdated today.
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As Minaj challenges outdated cultural norms, she also had to focus on finding herself.
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Its video uploader is hopelessly outdated, lacking any significant update in almost three years.
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Steven is patient, Zellner is aggressive, and the U.S. court system is vastly outdated.
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But rather than being outdated, The Social Network has only skyrocketed in its relevance.
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Predominantly black and Latino schools, meanwhile, struggled with overcrowding, outdated materials, and dilapidated buildings.
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Madonna believed the fire started as a result of the home's outdated electrical system.
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I know your prior doctor was awesome but it turns out, that's now outdated.
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That means survey questions about devices and apps, for example, can quickly become outdated.
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Tribe's voice recognition video chat technology could make Snapchat and Facebook Messenger look outdated.
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Even the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), adopted in 1996, is already woefully outdated.
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The foundation was rotted and the wiring was outdated and dangerous to the structure.
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However, Akamai's report may be somewhat outdated as its numbers stem back to 2017.
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Perhaps the next administration will join the global race in abolishing this outdated burden.
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While those numbers are outdated, it's interesting to compare Lydia to N26 and Revolut.
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In an outdated convention, America has the final say on who leads the bank.
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Apparently, Osama bin Laden jokes are more outdated than the musical comedy trio thought.
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The most recent strategic defence review, though, was in 2013; it is already outdated.
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Cuomo isn't the only Democratic governor racing to update their state's outdated abortion laws.
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It seems not to be part of the Fed's flawed and outdated economic models.
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The outdated technology at Bushehr has the international community fearing potential a nuclear disaster.
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Our outdated ports and air traffic control systems restrict commerce and jeopardize national security.
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They saw several units that they crossed off their list because they seemed outdated.
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Laws governing emails and other electronic communications in the United States are seriously outdated.
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And some school ratings used by the site were slightly outdated, according to Greatschools.
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Outdated attitudes prevent us from supporting the students who stand to gain the most.
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I also found some of Russia's views on gender to be a bit outdated.
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Keeping the agency's outdated business model in place will only quicken its financial demise.
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"Barr has recently told others that his prior comments are outdated," the source said.
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Ironically, Apple still sells the same, now-very-outdated Mac Pro five years later.
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Washington uses an outdated, inaccurate accounting system that contributes greatly to America's fiscal irresponsibility.
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Blus said rape survivors across Europe were often failed by "outdated and harmful" laws.
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Outdated Part 2 regulations are aiding and abetting discrimination against people with a SUD.
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Additionally, since these styles are pretty timeless you won't look outdated down the road.
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Retailers tend to use Black Friday sales to clear their inventory of outdated products.
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Still, the fix for an outdated Roku stick only costs between $25 and $100.
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Current flood maps are outdated and do not warn property owners of actual risk.
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Despite these achievements, other parts of the 220006 law are outdated and need modernization.
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The bill is intended to help federal agencies upgrade outdated tech and telecom systems.
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Environmentalists disagree over whether outdated oil rigs off the coast of Long Beach, Calif.
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For many people, conversation hearts are just a corny symbol of an outdated holiday.
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The advice that's either outdated or never made any sense in the first place?
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But up close, I found Monaco to be mostly full of drab, outdated architecture.
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Still, there are other signs Apple is ready to start ditching old outdated apps.
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Plans and tests can become outdated or otherwise irrelevant, even in between routine tests.
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The bills would also refine certain outdated rules and restrictions applied to food vendors.
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Reyes, O'Rourke contended, had a cynical, outdated view of the government's war on drugs.
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At Newton-Wellesley, Berkowitz keeps a spreadsheet of every outdated drug he throws away.
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On Beauty Outdated stereotypes of masculinity have long plagued the men's bar soap market.
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Don't worry, any outdated "current event" clues aren't included in the car game version.
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Another problem may be unavoidable: The show is just timely enough to be outdated.
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The Chinese computers, called Antminer V9s, were regarded as outdated by the European visitor.
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This is what we should've been paying attention to, not these outdated polling methods.
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An earlier version of this article included an outdated reference to an Astoria restaurant.
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More significantly, the wallet-size card has become outdated in a high-tech world.
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Instead of drip irrigation, mostly outdated techniques consume 80 percent of the available water.
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Elements that were luxuries back in the day, such as elevators, may be outdated.
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Warren flipped to the proverbial bird to outdated norms and blew right past them.
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But this week a panel of experts said that longstanding recommendation might be outdated.
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OPINION An editorial on Friday included outdated data on defense spending by NATO members.
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It's outrageous that our laws governing the use of these chemicals are so outdated.
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Minefields abound when translating outdated, sometimes derogatory dialect for the Metropolitan Opera's seatback titles.
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But a growing number of analysts now argue that this pessimism is becoming outdated.
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Hazel did have a microchip but the contact information for her owner was outdated.
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Mr. Sulzberger, in a newsroom memo, said the public editor's role had become outdated.
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The industry says an outdated technology system has created frustrating and costly flight delays.
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That said, only Congress can truly modernize the FCC's outdated goals, processes, and authorities.
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The redesign will be extensive, as the building had become fairly shabby and outdated.
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Sketch Guy The concept of retirement, as we understand it today, is completely outdated.
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America is long overdue for an update to its outdated, overly complex tax code.
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It would be easy to blame the IRS failure on outdated hardware and software.
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Focusing on the accuracy of news is outdated, he told reporter Gus Garcia-Roberts.
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An earlier version of this article included outdated information about Brazilian cities canceling Carnival.
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" Eduardo Magalhães, 22, Albergaria-a-Velha, Portugal "The 'polluter pays' principle is dramatically outdated.
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This outdated strategy creates a hysteria for military adventurism that threatens the entire planet.
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It's not even like it's outdated, because it's still packed full of great features.
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An earlier version of this article gave an outdated name for Chicago's Sears Tower.
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Why are you playing to this outdated, modernist idea that there are objective facts?
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Servers wore drab uniforms and chefs complained that their uniforms were outdated and dowdy.
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It fell in 1963 when it was seen as an outdated 50-year-old.
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It became clear that the existing structures and status quo were outdated and failing.
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He implied that some people in power are embracing outdated mindsets when crafting policy.
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On the other hand, many people may still use outdated software on their devices.
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An earlier version of this article had an outdated reference to Sunoco LP's business.
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I gave up a variety of items, from socks to medium-size outdated electronics.
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"That film, and others like it, bear a label that reads: "Culturally outdated content.
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The Kremlin has not yet commented on why Putin uses such an outdated system.
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Existing labor law is woefully outdated to facilitate the expansion of the gig economy.
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Plus, the content is constantly updated so you won't have problems with outdated coursework.
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Personally, I don't want machines around my home collecting dust (and fast becoming outdated).
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Not all zoos have fully abandoned some outdated methods of managing their animals' health.
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There have been multiple spills by major firms and outdated pipelines in recent years.
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Some of the rules given to moderators are inaccurate, outdated or missing critical nuance.
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A useful — if somewhat outdated — perk: a fax machine with a printer and copier.
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Mr. Tarek said the memo was outdated and that options were still being studied.
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These outdated immigration rules can finally bring our immigration system into the 21st century.
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Whether we're traveling, waiting at the DMV, or voting, trans people are always aware that we could be denied basic rights because of outdated state information about our identities before transition, and similarly outdated agency policies that do not account for our existence.
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Perhaps that censorship is unfair if the fiction itself is outdated and reliant on outdated historical research, even when it plays into harmful tropes — and even when the author argues, as Davis did, that the fiction is still historically accurate decades later.
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Today's outdated governance model and unpredictable congressional funding no longer meet our country's aviation needs.
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Many people have an outdated notion of who immigrants are, conflating them with the undocumented.
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The least they could do is put port on it that wouldn't be instantly outdated.
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But up until now, Wear OS was heavily reliant on the outdated Snapdragon 2100 chip.
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The shuffle that's now dangling from my neck was outdated months after I got it.
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Both Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are challenging the expectations and outdated rules around royals.
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Gen Z doesn't have to applaud outdated punchlines or play into stereotypes, racist and otherwise.
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In giving a victory to the states, the high court said that rule is outdated.
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But the data appears to have been outdated and of little value to the hackers.
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But the truth is, many of the concerns dredged up by these examples are outdated.
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"Unstunned slaughter is outdated," Ben Weyts, regional minister of animal welfare, said in a statement.
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It's all the more worse when services, like Gmail, shut down support for outdated apps.
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This outdated and unnecessary process leaves already vulnerable families even more exposed to legal uncertainty.
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After all, to call Julia Roberts "America's sweetheart" in 2018 feels both obvious and outdated.
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MYTH: Everyone has an equal playing field in the U.S., so affirmative action is outdated.
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Basically, sociopathy is a layman's term for antisocial personality disorder, but it's an outdated one.
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This video explores whether Jake is or is not a sociopath, using the outdated term.
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"We're going to bring an outdated background check system into the 21st century," Obama said.
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Campaigners condemned Morrison's remarks as an "outdated" and "totally inappropriate" attack against the LGBT+ community.
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Maybe I shouldn't be so surprised that a movie called iBoy is a little outdated.
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Tech Talk: A recent court case has upheld an outdated law which prohibits password sharing.
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Even if it was outdated, I was like, 'Oh wow, people really do this stuff.
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While everyone thought the magic number was $203.45, it was based on an outdated number.
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Many of the stories circulating, however, have relied on outdated or flat-out wrong information.
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At over an hour, there's a lot to watch, and the specs may be outdated.
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These limits include big data too large to ingest, outdated systems, and large energy consumption.
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Outdated titles such as "sister" and "matron" (used for men as well) do not help.
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And I'll be honest: Too often as fans, we are susceptible to believing outdated narratives.
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We know that the outdated stereotype of girls not being interested in STEM is false.
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Unnamed government officials told the Washington Post the IRS's outdated technology was likely to blame.
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"Terrorist groups live in constant fear of being seen as irrelevant or outdated," Horgan said.
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But much of the information in these plans is outdated or irrelevant to North Korea.
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The biennial felt very official and somewhat funereal, curated by people with very outdated views.
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The violence she suffered while fighting for asylum shows how outdated the system has become.
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But another aspect of China's campaign is to replace outdated plants with more modern ones.
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Because of this progression, the notion of the 'gay icon' feels both outdated and reductive.
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"I think the word 'plus-sized' is totally outdated," Graham said at SXSW in March.
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It had an atrociously outdated processor and was available in both Windows and Android variants.
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Slut-shaming how girls are dressed is deplorable and outdated, and it needs to stop.
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"Thus, the 'long historical precedent' Cruz invoked is, in fact, outdated and anachronistic," Vladeck said.
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The media shorthand for this staged event is an outdated stereotype of a Sagebrush Rebellion.
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Or do CEOs need to step up and throw out outdated and exploitative labor practices?
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And, unencumbered by high-street banks' outdated computer systems, they can be more technologically nimble.
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Barr has recently told others that his prior comments are outdated, according to the source.
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A gas tax, as currently implemented, is an outdated revenue source for funding transportation infrastructure.
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They also have outdated processors, oddly positioned webcams, and an irritating lack of popular ports.
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And yet they cling to an outdated political model, which is neither wise, nor sustainable.
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He urged Congress to pass the International Communications Privacy Act to update the outdated ECPA.
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But the information was protected with outdated, easy-to-crack encryption, according to academic experts.
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In docs, the D.A. says the law is outdated and not recognized in several states.
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There's resistance and outdated thinking, so I always say, 'Okay, I know what you want.
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Even an outdated dental exam could make someone nondeployable because they didn't get the checkup.
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Facebook Lite works on slow 2G connections and on handsets running outdated versions of Android.
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But that hasn't stopped the franchise from having a limited and outdated view of humanity.
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A dog is often called man's best friend, but that might be an outdated idea.
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Post-internet art gets a nod with Joel Holmberg's analogue canvases that depict outdated websites.
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Expecting bicycle riders to share the lane with buses and taxis is outdated and unrealistic.
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Despite the garish color scheme and outdated tech, much of Future Sex feels incredibly prescient.
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Both science and public opinion have made outdated views on PTSD politically and socially unacceptable.
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We can't afford to lose the next Fabian Beckers because of an outdated immigration system.
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But Best's episode might be an indicator of the outdated nature of FOIA more generally.
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Outdated management practices exacerbated other problems like endemic theft of cash and stock, he said.
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Our roads are cracked, our bridges are unsafe and our public transportation systems are outdated.
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The Trump administration would likely need to write new rules that repeal the outdated regulations.
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Malik tweeted that "It's a lil old," referring to the outdated style Hadid was sporting.
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But on Tuesday, he railed against the rules calling them "outdated" in a public speech.
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An earlier version of this article gave an outdated value for the Charter Communications deals.
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Experience shows that mandatory standards often are outdated almost as soon as they are introduced.
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She said the law appeared to be based on "inaccurate, incomplete, irrelevant, or outdated" data.
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An earlier version of this article included outdated information about the family of Zac Goldsmith.
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Closing any military facility, no matter how outdated or anachronistic it was, became virtually impossible.
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Two outdated refrigerators being replaced on Air Force One will reportedly cost about $24 million.
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"We have a broken, outdated system that no longer meets our country's needs," he added.
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Without financial penalties, China will continue to manipulate the current, outdated system to their benefit.
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The structure of marriage, he continued, didn't work for him; it was an outdated institution.
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Current forest management policies are arbitrary, outdated and unresponsive to changing conditions on the ground.
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The 13-inch is a little better, but its two-year-old processor is outdated.
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Even San Juan suffers occasional blackouts caused by the destruction of an outdated power grid.
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During the Business Insider Trends Festival, she explained that today's style of leadership is outdated.
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The new version replaces an aging portal that looked outdated but still provided valuable information.
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Defense Secretary Ashton B. Carter has called the regulation outdated and harmful to the military.
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They've received push back from some criminal justice advocates who say the laws are outdated.
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The John F. Kennedy Memorial Bridge in Louisville, Kentucky, has been called an "outdated monstrosity."
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These goals are achievable, but the policy structures currently in place are outdated and inadequate.
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Sometimes it takes a story to give outdated language a necessary kick out the door.
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Ricciardo started by entering his own outdated Formula Ford in the Australian championship in 2005.
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Bureaucrats relied on outdated information and mistakes in the states' lists to disallow valid signatures.
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Outdated laws that serve to protect business models which facilitate crime need to be updated.
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Outdated, inefficient mines were shut, only to be replaced with production from leaner, cleaner ones.
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The result will be increased reliance on the nation's most outdated and dangerous power sources.
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" Hoffman said the policy "is not just outdated, it has always been harmful and wrong.
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Let's also demand fast action on commonsense immigration reform to fix the current, outdated system.
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FCC said the 80-year-old rule is outdated and unnecessarily burdensome for broadcast stations.
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I didn't know it at the time, but my doctor's medical knowledge was sorely outdated.
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Ahead, Morales, Hart, and Helbig take their crack at giving some outdated phrases new meanings.
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"The majority of what is printed or portrayed still conforms to outdated cliches," he says.
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But right now, most children are learning about Egypt from an outdated and expensive textbook.
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The laws, as Muzaffar says, are simply too outdated to account for modern day crimes.
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But critics, including Republicans and the providers who sued, called them outdated utility-style regulations.
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"Outdated technology also contributes to their dramatic depreciation as well as range anxiety," he continued.iSeeCars.
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The $85033 billion estimate relies on outdated rules for estimating the cost of student loans.
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The article also gave an outdated name for a major company based in Bartlesville, Okla.
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An earlier version of this editorial included outdated data on defense spending by NATO members.
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Guyana's tiny civil service and outdated laws have not kept up with Exxon's breakneck development.
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Republicans, who advocate for complete independence, say the monarchy is a tired and outdated institution.
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These are not just old generalizations about monks; they are outdated by nearly 100 years.
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It also required providers to invest in outdated technology, such as public phones and landlines.
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But in-dash systems typically store data locally, meaning information may be inaccurate and outdated.
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The overwhelmingly white, Republican and male power structure of the state is outdated, she argued.
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Not only is the technology outdated, but keeping these weapons functional is becoming increasingly difficult.
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Pete Visclosky, so I didn't have to worry about my debut puzzle being immediately outdated.
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Let's not forget that Mark Zuckerberg once said that privacy is an outdated social norm.
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But it is increasingly outdated to think of that as a problem for other countries.
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In his telling, outdated strictures on business and institutionalized hostility toward the wealthy hindered entrepreneurialism.
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It also included an outdated list of participants in "Deeper Than Text" at 1stdibs Gallery.
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Morphle: Designed to replace outdated analog microscopes, Morphle's system uses robotic automation to improve imaging.
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"We continue to believe that the blackout is outdated," La Liga said in a statement.
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Companies argue that the tech market is fast changing and regulations could quickly become outdated.
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Welch's broader emphasis on eliminating organizational imperfections and maximizing shareholder value may also be outdated.
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Years of dwindling sales, compounded by an outdated lineup, took a toll on the carmaker.
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This outdated and misguided strategy, where diversity equals more (white) women, needs to be squashed.
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An earlier version of this article included outdated information about Joe Campanale's connection to L'Artusi.
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Critics say the law is outdated and should be changed to modernize Japan's royal family.
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Is breakfast really "the most important meal of the day" — or is that saying outdated?
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Which feels fitting, since I've kind of become the human incarnation of an outdated encyclopedia.
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But that's an outdated statement in a time when women are fighting tirelessly for equality.
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Velazquez said that entrepreneurs often have trouble operating their businesses in an outdated regulatory environment.
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We'll be updating this post today to add new deals and strike through outdated offers.
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It's outdated and needs to be modernized to account for new technology and new circumstances.
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"The mortgage market is a particularly outdated part of the financial services market," he added.
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That concept prolongs a very outdated thought process and is a disservice to all fathers.
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"This is already outdated," she sighed, pointing to a notepad where she is registering arrivals.
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She curses at them and calls her dad outdated in front of all his peers.
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Without communicating directly with the restaurant, delivery platforms may list incorrect menus or outdated prices.
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An earlier version of this column included an outdated affiliation for one scientist, Christopher Clack.
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This article revives outdated stereotypical ideas that women cannot be competent professionals and good mothers.
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An earlier version of this article included an outdated name for a product standards organization.
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However, much of the data are based on animal data, small trials, or are outdated.
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Often, it's the outdated furniture and awkward layout that affects the look of the house.
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Pai and supporters of his the new policy argue that the current rules are outdated.
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Officials say the move, planned for January, is necessary because Kirby's building has grown outdated.
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In particular, the new economy has left behind those with outdated skill sets, Obama noted.
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The old web pages didn't work well on mobile, and they had an outdated look.
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An earlier version of this article gave an outdated title for Jonathan Koomey at Stanford.
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Most everyone agrees that the current tax code is outdated and holding back the economy.
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The lawmakers argue that the outdated shipping restrictions are hindering recovery efforts in Puerto Rico.
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Also holding back educational achievements are outdated measures of success, like high school graduation rates.
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But he's Biden, so instead he referenced an outdated and tenuously related piece of research.
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The widespread view that solar power is a hopelessly subsidized business is quickly growing outdated.
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However, their security mechanisms are outdated and simply can't keep up with contemporary hacking capabilities.
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During his PowerPoint presentation, which lasted about five minutes, he said the law was outdated.
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But the concept of personal rights and freedoms that guides our legal institutions is outdated.
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It seems like the Man in Black's info is a little outdated by now, though.
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Here's another weird thing about the "Flight 93" critique: It's kind of moldy and outdated.
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Studios see members as easy to manipulate, a reputation the group contends is long outdated.
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How can I find out if I really do have outdated drivers that need updating?
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It doesn't help that the discussion of non-Western art is often inaccurate or outdated.
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In the age of selfies and cellphones, drawings offer a delight because they are outdated.
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The jiu jitsu Royce Gracie brought to the first UFC looks outdated to many now.
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These communities were based on forums — the now-outdated web technology that preceded social networks.
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We can candy-coat memories in a way we cannot candy-coat an outdated television.
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But now that term is outdated: Increasingly it is a disease that begins in childhood.
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But I do want to talk about just today's newsletter and the risk ... I know this will be outdated because it'll be outdated when it comes out tomorrow and this podcast will be a few days after we talk, but today ... Behind the curtain.
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Infectious-disease specialists caution that Brazil's testing methods are outdated and may miss many Zika cases.
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Some may say that classical music is outdated and because of that, young people aren't interested.
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"The TV ratings system as we know it is outdated," said Tim Nollen, a Macquarie analyst.
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It's an outdated trope that is still evident in characters like Daenerys in Game of Thrones.
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The teacher agreed the worksheet was outdated, and said she would review them in the future.
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When you consider that iRobot came out in 2004, iBoy looks and sounds even more outdated.
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Even when the guts are outdated, the rest of a MacBook is pushing computer design forward.
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You can still manually edit the profile, if, like Mirza experienced, some outdated information comes up.
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Reached for comment, Elysium suggested that our information is outdated, but declined to provide more information.
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Since scarecrows themselves are outdated methods of pest deterrence, he's probably in need of a job.
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"Your 'Meet the Parents' marketing email is incredibly offensive, outdated and ill-conceived," wrote Leslie Gold.
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Justice Anthony M. Kennedy wrote in the majority decision that the previous rulings were now outdated.
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According to Black, outdated and deteriorating bridges cause road closures and limit access for cargo trucks.
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Be honest with yourself, and let go of outdated ideas about who you need to become.
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The current, outdated system depresses wages for our poorest workers and puts great pressure on taxpayers.
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The startup needs to convince doctors who still rely heavily on phone calls and outdated systems.
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No more combing through department store racks of boxy, outdated suits in various shades of mushroom.
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It's mostly taken on such a prominent role in part because of outdated ideas about marriage.
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I am proud to defy outdated and incorrect expectations of what feminists look and act like.
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The first stop on my journey was Craigslist, the natural home for useless and outdated tech.
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"Using outdated laws to jail reporters covering (the) Rohingya crisis is grotesque and unjust," Verhofstadt tweeted.
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At one point he questioned whether the criteria used by the lower court was indeed outdated.
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Palm Beach's outdated ballot-counting machines overheated and stopped working, causing them to miss the deadline.
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People used an outdated database to check the badge number of a Hong Kong police officer.
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The current, outdated system depresses wages for our poorest workers, and puts great pressure on taxpayers.
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Nixon had made fixing New York City's outdated subway system a central part of her campaign.
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" Kapoor, her co-founder, adds that the fashion supply chain is "is marred by outdated tech.
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Some of them have been in business for a while and are still using outdated tools.
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A full moon in your sign arrives this evening, finding you letting go of outdated patterns.
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Janet was old, very old, and like many centenarians, she clung to an outdated value system.
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But sometimes those resolutions involve using outdated phrases about dieting that encourage unhealthy attitudes toward food.
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Despite the old-school nature of the game's basic design, it never feels outdated or frustrating.
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Now celebrities are not afraid to speak out about how arbitrary — and outdated — that system is.
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Deepwater Wind's chief executive, Jeff Grybowski, called the U.S. wind industry's hesitation to move offshore outdated.
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Higher Power celebrates a better time in rock 'n' roll history without sounding outdated or campy.
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Israel's concept of citizenship, based on serving as a haven for all Jews, is hopelessly outdated.
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Democratic lawmakers are arguing that the longtime ban on hats from the House chamber is outdated.
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And even pop stars — especially pop stars — are providing new narratives to challenge outdated societal norms.
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"Almost 20 years later, the fact that that's still a thing is so outdated," she says.
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Even a bag of potato chips labeled for research purposes only displays an outdated Lays' logo.
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On the mainland, blog after blog reported that Taiwan's biaoqing packs were outdated and laughably malformed.
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But the forge, based on Russian designs from the 1980s, is outdated and the country oversupplied.
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Focusing on the father's blessing is outdated, and it doesn't need to be a Bachelor tradition.
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The revised proposal seeks to spell out existing powers, update outdated legislation and grant additional capabilities.
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This rollercoaster's wood makeup may have you thinking it's old-fashioned and outdated — not the case.
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According to the Wall Street Journal, the IRS relies on outdated programming languages and antiquated equipment.
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As a result, health care is the only industry that still relies on such outdated technology.
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They updated an outdated country kitchen by removing the wall separating it from the dining room.
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"Indian country crime statistics are so outdated and incomplete as to be virtually useless," it says.
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There would not be an outdated channel like ESPN Classic, which YouTube superseded a decade ago.
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The US has vastly outdated restrictions concerning headlights, which don't allow for varying levels of intensity.
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The idea that MMA is a sport for white skinheads is an outdated and lazy stereotype.
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Some of the data from the DHS list appears to be outdated, according to The Guardian.
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Individuals must look for the next way to serve others when their old methods become outdated.
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Now, over a year later the Zoom is finally shipping and its software is severely outdated.
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Achuk still uses that iPhone 20103, and says his friends joke about how outdated it is.
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Virgin Atlantic has decided to ditch two of its outdated uniform policies for female flight attendants.
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Venture capitalist Peter Thiel announced that our outdated state could not adapt to dynamic modern technologies.
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Many machines used outdated software and ran in absurdly old operating systems, such as Windows 2000.
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Not being an Apple Music subscriber meant I was limited to my fairly outdated personal library.
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Facebook is introducing new labels on some of its advertising metrics and removing some outdated ones.
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That being said I also believe many of the laws in this area are severely outdated.
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Those problems are bigger threats than outdated voting machines, and solving them is much more urgent.
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Unfortunately, some of the information in the original message is now outdated or just plain wrong.
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With the Flash platform getting outdated, and VR coming into its own, the fit was ideal.
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Mandating deadlines for evolving technology locks-in today's immature systems that quickly become tomorrow's outdated systems.
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New York is simply using an outdated philosophy that really helps to keep the people down.
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The nearly 60-year-old cramped, outdated facility is ill-equipped to accommodate millions of passengers.
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The old rules which were put in place in during the Reagan administration, are grossly outdated.
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An earlier version of this article gave an outdated title for the Libertarian Party's presidential candidate.
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Others, like this selection of iHome products, seemed completely outdated and useless for the modern customer.
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"I grew up with Super Mario, where the graphics were outdated at the time," he said.
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Of course, none of the security safeguards matter if users are using outdated versions of software.
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The arena where the team played, in a vast parking lot beside a highway, was outdated.
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Matt LoPresti wants to update Hawaii's contingency plan, citing a lack of shelters and outdated plans.
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Mr. Lynch introduced legislation to change the 1941 law, which he called outdated, in November 2014.
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So any assumption that the United States will take the lead on every issue is outdated.
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The classic — yet outdated — example of that is a video clerk leaking a customer's rental history.
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Kennedy said the Defense Department "used outdated studies and cherry-picked data" to reach its findings.
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Having a newer graphics card could actually bottleneck Classic's performance if your CPU is still outdated.
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Card issuers frequently offer product changes when customers call to cancel their outdated credit card accounts.
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Dominic Cummings, one of the leading pro-Brexit campaigners, mocked what he called outdated polling techniques.
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The ROM versions used were severely outdated and vulnerable to public exploits, as were their kernels.
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The PATH center is a gleaming office building, opened in 2011 to replace an outdated one.
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The only thing hampering their public service mission is an outdated, overly complex music licensing structure.
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Jaber told Reuters the draft - a copy of which was seen by Reuters - was now "outdated".
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U.S. negotiators are trying to replace outdated trade agreements with more flexible and limited trade agreements.
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We will launch this air travel revolution by modernizing the outdated system of air traffic control.
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An earlier version of this article included outdated information about payments to Neil Colbourne's bank account.
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With their outdated glamour, eerie glow, ambiguous emotions and descriptive quirks, these paintings are undeniably rich.
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At the hearing, the outdated nature of the law was brought to full and unflattering light.
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"It is foolish to bring back laughable, outdated technology to suit your political agenda," Schwarzenegger says.
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Flint is only one of many postindustrial cities with an outdated network of lead water pipes.
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You'll typically find them in aging and underutilized urban spaces, active transportation hubs and outdated factories.
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Lott's outdated, solitary study claiming that CAP laws increase crime relies extensively on dubious econometric practices.
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Anyway, while we're sharing shitty, edited clips of outdated pieces of pop culture, here's another one:
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A supposedly revolutionary business model is facing, head-on, the supposedly outdated notion of workers' rights.
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No. Did Elon Musk actually make such an outdated, trash song that nobody wanted to hear?
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"That's a pretty outdated stereotype," I say, and to a certain extent, I think that's true.
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Technologies are evolving at a record pace, straining outdated policies that simply have not kept up.
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Fiction has, strangely, tied us to an outdated idea of what a hologram should look like.
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Look, you don't have to be an outdated cartoon cat to know that Mondays absolutely blow.
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And the other parts of Monaco were even less so, full of drab, outdated high-rises.
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But that longstanding rule was rescinded as outdated by the ATP board of directors in May.
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They say poor staff training and outdated facilities are to blame for the zoo's woeful record.
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In my opinion, the three metallic shades looked unflattering, and the matte pink color seemed outdated.
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To the Editor: Ranked-choice voting is certainly one alternative to improve our current outdated system.
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An earlier version of this article included outdated information about a subsidized official currency exchange rate.
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Murrill also came to Court to defend a law that is rooted in an outdated strategy.
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By February, it was outdated, as Trump's administration and family charted new frontiers in ethical transgression.
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A paperweight-sized crystal ball rested on top of the various files and outdated storage devices.
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Driving in SF (3 of 4): Frequent construction creates outdated maps Construction zones are unusually difficult.
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We are reviewing our stories with a skeptical eye and banishing outdated plots on feminist grounds.
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An earlier version of this article used an outdated name for the Toronto Raptors' home court.
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Few physicians realize that the recommended two-tiered Lyme disease testing protocol is outdated and inaccurate.
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Skeletons are a meme in the purest sense: They continue to self-replicate without growing outdated.
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But those apprehensions were based on an outdated understanding of the Gulf states and their fears.
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Even when it comes to traditional combat operations, the infrastructure of our military may be outdated.
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The word "planet" is in fact an outdated concept that fails to capture the universe's complexity.
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Business Insider has previously reported that BMI is an outdated system that doesn't measure body fat.
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The idea that the US should be leading the fight against coronavirus, Boot argues, is outdated.
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For such an old game with outdated optics, Pandemic 2 is a surprisingly detailed strategy game.
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He said its outdated website has held back the business since so many customers research online.
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"It was dark and somewhat outdated," he said, in an interview in the hotel's redesigned lobby.
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Though beloved by many of the team's fans, many others view the logo as thoroughly outdated.
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The doctors told him the list was outdated because it included people with negative test results.
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How will the Taliban, with their outdated and regressive rules, reconcile their beliefs with today's Afghanistan?
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Without a new deal, outdated rules dating to the 1980s will take effect on June 1.
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She feels liberated from outdated expectations of herself but still wants more excitement in her life.
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In many cases, outdated gas infrastructure will need to be decommissioned when it's no longer needed.
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Until then, the most modern part of the economy will suffer under the most outdated law.
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He has said repeatedly that China is suppressing the value of its currency, an outdated accusation.
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Unfortunately, the ones that feel the pain of this outdated system the most are hardworking Americans.
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The American people won't wait any longer for Congress to reform our cumbersome, outdated tax code.
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America's slowdown in net capital formation is due, in significant part, to our outdated tax code.
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My organization, Third Way, has proposed a Paid Parental Flex Plan to remove these outdated penalties.
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Some scholars argue that the definition of a refugee is outdated and should be re-examined.
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" Finally, the company believes devices "shouldn't become outdated every year;" instead, "they should evolve with you.
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These machines had been used in recent American elections, and most ran on comically outdated software.
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Will the case of a prominent pedophile finally upend outdated ideas about sexually liberated French girlhood?
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Operating based on outdated regulations is a time-consuming burden for both this office and industry.
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Mr. Pai has said the convergence of tech and media have made such rules too outdated.
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But by 2002, when China saw its first case of SARS, the system had become outdated.
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An earlier version also used an outdated name for the team the Dolphins played on Sunday.
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Putting national governments at the center of global policy-making is an outdated view, Colau said.
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I collect weird sex pulp paperbacks, especially with the outdated slang word "chicken" in the title.
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"Don't use Times New Roman and serif fonts, as they're outdated and old-fashioned," Hoover says.
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TikTok said the instructions were outdated, and there is nothing restricting similar posts its new rules.
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An earlier version of this article used an outdated brand reference to the Amazon Fire tablet.
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Prince Harry's remarks in Newsweek renewed discussion on social media about whether the monarchy was outdated.
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For some, the run in stocks has validated path-dependent thinking that we see as outdated.
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They&aposre also outdated and oversized for millennials, who prefer smaller homes with more modern designs.
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It wanted to bring in reforms, but also clung to an outdated and overgenerous welfare system.
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In reality, such a policy will increase workplace discrimination against women while reinforcing outdated gender norms.
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"I was deeply disappointed by outdated and narrow-minded egoism among some politicians," Mr. Ban said.
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He endorsed efforts to update World Trade Organization rules that Washington complains are outdated and cumbersome.
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An earlier version of this article included outdated information about pork blood soup at Pata Paplean.
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Outdated training mandates are more than an impediment; they hinder the aviation maintenance industry's economic growth.
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In March 2016, the Board proposed to eliminate certain outdated commodity exemptions in a rulemaking proceeding.
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Nothing about a cell phone or an iPhone or, good heavens, this is now outdated, BlackBerry.
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Because they failed to adapt to a shifting climate and instead stuck to outdated business models.
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The government has painted the rail workers as enjoying outdated privileges, a notion the unions reject.
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Yes, it's a bit outdated as a phrase — aren't all of us honest sorts "stand-up"?
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Forget all those outdated rules that say a man is supposed to make the first move.
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"Nothing about a cellphone or an iPhone -- goodness, this is now outdated -- a BlackBerry," Ellis said.
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Billboard's change starts a conversation about how outdated systems are trying to adapt to the times.
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He also perceptively observed that the Republican Party had an outdated picture of the suburban voter.
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Officials said they were dealing with a variety of issues, including an outdated scholarship management system.
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I'm trying to urge people to realize that their privilege-preferred presentation of cinema is outdated.
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Are the ideas of "underground" versus "mainstream" hopelessly outdated, or is that just a gross rationalization?
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For Conner, the art was too diverse to fit under an umbrella so small and outdated.
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LG: I was going to say, sounds like CES from years past, an outdated CES perhaps.
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The "business as usual" (BAU) scenarios that typically dominate these discussions are outdated, the researchers argue.
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Nevertheless, Ferriter believes that Varadkar's election to high office may help change outdated assumptions about Ireland.
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She landed on toilet paper, seeing it as "a very outdated industry," and started looking into it.
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He compared the alliance to outdated versions of military aircraft that have not been upgraded in decades.
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Adding irrelevant, outdated or highly general skills, such as filing or Microsoft Office, won't impress, adds Salemi.
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As of March 2016, three states still had laws requiring physicians to use the outdated FDA protocol.
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But one thing you shouldn't do is use outdated arguments to try to influence other women's choices.
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But instead of an outdated photo, fans got a recent one of Chopra with freshly highlighted hair.
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That show placed scrambled, amnesiac, topographical scenographies over distinct cultural values: an outdated, modernist, utopian, colonizer's conjecture.
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I love how they're all wearing versions of outdated headwear though and give no fucks about it.
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Could it be that our trusted blending bestie is as outdated as our foundation brushes once were?
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It also uses the outdated Micro-USB port as opposed to the reversible, newer USB-C port.
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Surely Leave luminaries like Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson don't just have outdated ideas about foreign people?
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DST and other investors may see outdated brokerages which haven't swiftly adopted mobile technology as running scared.
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"When I got a sense of how outdated breast pumps were, I was really disappointed," Rudolph says.
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This sketchy shop was a goldmine of outdated laptops, but they were completely sold out of ThinkPads.
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The tools leaked by the Shadow Brokers were outdated, too, apparently taken from the NSA in 2013.
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Heading to the doorway is no longer advisable The United States Geological Survey says that's outdated advice.
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The stores that remained were in disarray, with outdated fixtures, dark lighting and piles of unwanted clothes.
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Yet the greatest danger tech workers face is that they cling to an outdated view of themselves.
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It is a dictionary that is largely outdated and widely inaccurate in its representation of Chinese phonetics.
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And our labor laws, too, are outdated and out of sync with the reality of our lives.
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Millennials are not quite on board with the outdated model maintained by the giants of floral delivery.
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None of these outdated touchstones struck me as off-kilter, as I fancied myself the adaptable type.
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India's armed forces, saddled with outdated aircraft and warships, are in dire need of funds for modernisation.
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Costar Alexandra Daddario says that the assumption that Baywatch is just about ogling female bodies is outdated.
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Forcing all groups to conform to an outdated process simply no longer aligns with society's daily habits.
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Much of the data that Damore provides in his memo is suspect, outdated or has other problems.
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The outdated information at the AMNH is concerning because the museum is a world renown educational institution.
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Just because you can retrofit a modern day device to run an outdated, classic OS, should you?
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Many of the franchises Sony plans to launch on mobile platforms are old and outdated, he said.
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Most vitamins have tons of ingredients that most people don't actually need, based on outdated nutritional data.
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You can still be proud of your Hispanic culture and not fit within these outdated beauty ideals.
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Internal documents obtained by Amnesty International found that Shell had repeatedly ignored suggestions to replace outdated pipe.
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A new flagship Android phone shouldn't launch with an outdated OS, but that's unfortunately the situation here.
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The agency told me that no current materials exist, and that extremely outdated plans had been rescinded.
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To kids who grew up around smartphones and tablets, says Karmacharya, OLPC's XO design looks hopelessly outdated.
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And while neckline is also a completely personal preference, a V-neck just feels outdated to me.
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About two-thirds of employees and managers think formal reviews are an outdated way of measuring performance.
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San Francisco's "ban on facial recognition will make it frozen in time with outdated technology," he said.
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In other cases, companies have ancient programs or devices that only work with outdated versions of Windows.
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So despite pressure from the British government to upgrade, hospitals continue to run outdated versions of Windows.
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And the key to doing so is to break down an outdated "silo approach" to international affairs.
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But bopping around in the Roku software did highlight one major problem: Roku's user interface is outdated.
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Over the last few years, rose gold has become a favorite, while yellow gold was considered outdated.
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Hospitals, notorious for running old machines and outdated software, have for years been worried about cybersecurity threats.
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VS critics say the fantasy it presents around beautiful women, fashion, and what constitutes sexiness is outdated.
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Haurwitz blames outdated laws, in part, which have failed to keep up with the pace of technology.
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The Pure Film Movement, which criticized the influence of theater on Japanese cinema, decried benshi as outdated.
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University career counselors are outnumbered by students 2900 to 1 on average, and their offices are outdated.
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Touch ID feels outdated, since Apple has already moved away from it on its iPads and iPhones.
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Many common cyberattacks take advantage of flaws in outdated software such as old browsers or PDF readers.
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President Trump has repeatedly pledged to dismantle outdated or ineffective regulations during his first year in office.
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It's really about pushing back against these outdated societal norms that really suppress and limit the individual.
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He said EU competition rules from the 1990s were from a different era that were now outdated.
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But outdated FRA decrees largely preclude the industry from relying solely on them to ensure safe trains.
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It's hard to choose because the introvert/extrovert dichotomy reflects a tired and outdated view of personality.
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That changed in November 2014, when Aetna told the medical center that Washington's blood tests were outdated.
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The greatest advantage self-driving cars hold over outdated humans is the ability to tune out distractions.
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Because of an outdated law, and devices known as "Stingrays," this is not fiction – it's America today.
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But there is no evidence whatsoever that outdated voter lists lead to any kind of voter fraud.
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Some say Cuba's cultural institutions are ideologically outdated and too strapped for cash to promote them sufficiently.
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When it comes to great deals, it's not always about last year's model or an outdated design.
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An HR manager may notice that a page with outdated information is still getting hits, for example.
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The company has performed more poorly than competitors because Hertz's fleet is particularly outdated with fewer SUVs.
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Slavish adherence to unfounded and outdated rules of thumb that cause mis-programming of air conditioning systems.
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Perhaps the approach is outdated, the tools are rather crude and the packaging is not that fashionable.
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So, much like our aging infrastructure, our election infrastructure is severely outdated and crumbling before our eyes.
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The candidates' ideas are based on outdated stories that their exiled parents told them, says the professor.
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Mr. Carter, for instance, wears a vulgar waistcoat tightly synched around his gut and an outdated wig.
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Facebook says it's removing roughly 20 metrics, including "social reach," that marketers say are outdated, redundant, etc.
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Finally, let's turn to the iPhone's bezels, arguably the most outdated part of the company's flagship smartphone.
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It should reconsider several outdated, oil-industry funded studies that understate the environmental benefits of renewable fuels.
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But investigators quickly decided — based on unscientific and outdated methods— that the fire was been started intentionally.
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Josephine Baker and other African-American dance acts come to France, and the clown act becomes outdated.
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It's outdated in the age of large smartphones with big screens that span from edge to edge.
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