We outlived McCarthy, we outlived all kinds of problems over our history.
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He had three wives whom he outlived, one who outlived him, and a total of fourteen children.
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" Replies Margot, "Yes, well she's officially outlived her usefulness.
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He outlived that, living for nine weeks after his diagnosis.
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Mr Karunanidhi had thus outlived his last and greatest enemy.
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Opportunity outlived its twin, the Spirit rover, by several years.
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Many things have come and gone that Supreme has outlived.
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Metropolitan Diary outlived the Living section, which ended in 1997.
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It rose far above her individual life, and outlived her.
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She bore 11 children, only three of whom outlived her.
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It was sold out that day and has outlived "Our Beloved".
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Vladimir Putin boasts that the liberal idea has "outlived its purpose".
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Aunt Emily outlived her caretaker mother and even her twin sister.
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So why hasn't anyone outlived her in the last two decades?
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Emma was the oldest of 8 siblings and outlived them all.
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Indian-owned since the 1950s, it has long outlived its parent.
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From 1820 to 1844, Utah men outlived women by one year.
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Some newspaper terms have outlived the physical reality they once described.
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Tabori outlived his two fellow Hungarian champion runners of the 1950s.
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Almost everyone is now captured in photographs — and outlived by them.
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Though Bub Hall has long outlived his prognosis, he is faltering.
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Degas was five years older than Cézanne and outlived him by eleven.
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As Crews is right to believe, this Freud has long outlived psychoanalysis.
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He outlived the president by two decades, dogged by accusations of malpractice.
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President Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronHas the G-28503 outlived its usefulness?
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But in my house, Game of Thrones has already outlived its welcome.
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They outlived Reince Priebus and their most bitter internal enemy Steve Bannon.
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It has far outlived the lifespan of a traditional competitive fighting game.
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By 1870, women outlived men by two years and by 1895, four.
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This book has outlived its function as a practical how-to guide.
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Defying all odds, he outlived that prediction by more than 50 years.
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The book ultimately exists because of the songs, which outlived the troubles.
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The family business has outlived Myron, and his son, Myron Jr. It has outlived Janis Joplin and Jim Morrison, who bought embroidered blouses there during the folk revival of the 1960s, when the peasant look was all the rage.
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She'd outlived all six of her children, my grandfather, and my step-grandfather.
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But, in a pleasant turn of events, STEREO far outlived its expected lifetime.
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But the stimulus outlived the recovery, at an increasing cost to the taxpayer.
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Felix, who has outlived six of her 10 children, has survived tougher times.
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However, almost a century later, the Jones Act has outlived its main purpose.
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Trump and first lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpHas the G-7 outlived its usefulness?
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French President Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronHas the G-28503 outlived its usefulness?
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French President Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronHas the G-22019 outlived its usefulness?
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French President Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronHas the G-7 outlived its usefulness?
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French President Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronHas the G-85033 outlived its usefulness?
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French President Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronHas the G-7 outlived its usefulness?
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"Most of the bridges and culverts (tunnels) have outlived their lives," she said.
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He outlived his own ideology, which is unlikely to be resurrected anytime soon.
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Science ____ The ancient cedars of Lebanon have outlived empires and survived modern wars.
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He outlived his three brothers and two sisters and left no immediate survivors.
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And several Senate Democrats have said the pressure campaign has outlived its usefulness.
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However, Luther's act of defiance long outlived him — a defining event for Christendom.
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It's like the fruit salad went bad, or maybe just outlived its time.
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Becky has already outlived what doctors initially thought possible in fighting her brain tumor.
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The golf cart-size Opportunity outlived its twin, the Spirit rover, by several years.
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The fact that the Earth is round has outlived generations, governments, and entire civilizations.
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When these satellites have outlived their usefulness, they will be moved to another orbit.
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In the end, the conflict outlived him, if only by a couple of months.
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If he had critics, one commentator joked, he either outlived them or outloved them.
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They have outlived their enemies, and have a firmer grip on power than ever.
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Germans speak of the "mental walls" that outlived the fall of the Berlin Wall.
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Many experts and higher education leaders now acknowledge that it has outlived its usefulness.
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Officials in the agency have long believed that the program has outlived its usefulness.
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A better path would be to recognize that the G-7 has outlived its purpose.
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She died in Paris at the age of 26, feeling she had outlived her time.
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Parr outlived Henry, who died at 55 in 1547, and soon after married for love.
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She outlived both of her husbands who were kings and 11 of her 13 children.
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The DMCA has outlived its initial purpose of protecting the growth of new digital businesses.
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She outlived the previous world record holder, a 28-year-old tarantula found in Mexico.
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Traub gives the last word to Louisa Catherine, who outlived her husband by four years.
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I can wear them comfortably all day, and they've far outlived cheaper pairs I own.
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EDT: President Trump and first lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpHas the G-2202 outlived its usefulness?
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"#BeBest," Brazile added, referencing first lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpHas the G-7 outlived its usefulness?
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His age meant that he had outlived many of his friends, colleagues and family members.
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His music and his philanthropic work has outlived him, and that's hard to grapple with.
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The Jones Act has outlived its original intent, yet it is strangling the island's economy.
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A friend reminded me that her mother has outlived her diagnosis by over 20 years.
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High tariffs outlived their utility and helped incite a global trade war in the 1930s.
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If ever a federal program had outlived its usefulness, it's the government's support for ethanol.
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The Tooth Fairy and the Easter Bunny had outlived my run as the great protector.
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The term has arguably outlived its usefulness at this point, distorted as its definition has become.
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The "liberal idea" has "outlived its purpose," he said in an interview with the Financial Times.
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Many opponents argue the 2120-year-old Enbridge pipeline has already outlived its predicted life span.
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Millie still has a sharp mind and has outlived two husbands, which she attributes to genes.
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He outlived all of his siblings, his wife, and three of his five kids, Insider reports.
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The researchers did find that the the amount by which women outlived men varied across populations.
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Although the movement may have outlived its original impetus, there are undoubtedly still things to protest.
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Months after, Canadian Prime Minister Justin TrudeauJustin Pierre James TrudeauHas the G-7 outlived its usefulness?
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Jair Bolsonaro and French President Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronHas the G-85003 outlived its usefulness?
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In fact, the site has outlived a good chunk of the websites linked through the pixels.
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I rounded up survivors as before, but after they'd outlived their usefulness, the coach executed them.
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"Georgia has outlived many empires and will definitely outlive the current Russian empire," Mr. Vashadze said.
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Maybe the State of the Union address has outlived its usefulness just like the Iowa caucuses.
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They were also married at the time, and their artistic collaboration has long outlived their marriage.
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Chewie was obviously fine and outlived most of the non-droid original trilogy characters, but whew.
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And the film's chilling implication certainly outlived the 18th century: Be careful when you're chasing power.
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I soon realized that my old tapes had outlived their usefulness and were getting in my way.
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And it resulted in women making a lot of progress, and those rules have outlived their utility.
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In May 2017, Uber also developed its Freight program, which has outlived the self-driving truck program.
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Put simply, Khalifa's porn fame has far outlived her porn career in part because of pure luck.
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Opportunity landed on Mars in 2004 and has outlived its original plan for a 90-day mission.
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Automakers "agree and we do too that the CAFE standards have somewhat outlived their usefulness," Nichols said.
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Intended to explore the Red Planet for 90 days, Oppy outlived its mission lifetime by 85033+ years.
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It has outlived the Cold War and shown contemporary relevancy in peace keeping and combat operations alike.
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But he was also outlived by his wife who was, to me, the hero of the show.
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Other leaders, such as French President Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronHas the G-22019 outlived its usefulness?
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Collins and Nelson have themselves outlived many pets, leaving them with an unwieldy collection of feline remains.
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His laughing, lively work outlived his clients, though, many of whom did not survive the French Revolution.
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But ranchers, looking for a way to dispose of horses who had outlived their usefulness, opposed it.
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I'm really glad to see this — as I argued here, the annual challenges had outlived their usefulness.
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Early on, he had disparaged the country's traditional isolation as a "habit" that had outlived its usefulness.
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Vestigial structures are evolution's leftovers — body parts that, through inheritance, have outlived the context in which they arose.
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Google's video chat service has outlived the Allo messaging app that debuted alongside it and proven more popular.
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And I like Clive James' dilemma that he has outlived his own death -- and how awkward this is.
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I feel like the Maccabees really outgrew and outlived the "indie" scene they emerged from in the 00s.
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The White House on Monday clarified that first lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpHas the G-7 outlived its usefulness?
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Trump, who learned of the case from first lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpHas the G-7 outlived its usefulness?
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If the Senate has lost the will to limit its deployment, then the tool has outlived its purpose.
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One of Social Security's many strengths is that its benefits are guaranteed and, unlike savings, cannot be outlived.
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Trump will also meet with French President Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronHas the G-7 outlived its usefulness?
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Even if Opportunity hasn't woken up, the rover outlived its expected 92-day mission by over 14 years.
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And late programmer Phil Katz's freely distributed but controversial PKZIP spawned a large company that outlived its founder.
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After all, my grandmother lived until she was 97 -- and pretty much outlived every one of her friends.
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Ms. Doulis, of the Citizens Budget Commission, said that credit and similar ones might have outlived their usefulness.
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But his case still hasn't outlived its allure for politicians looking to score easy points with their constituencies.
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Ms. Segimon, who died in 1964, outlived her husband and sold La Pedrera to a real estate company.
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He outlived other Arab leaders who were left dead or deposed by uprisings and civil wars since 21.
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But Webster outlived Coltrane, who died in 1967 at the age of 19603, 50 years ago come July.
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By the time the riveting 27-minute story ran, Wang's grandmother had long outlived her three-month prognosis.
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He added that it&aposs possible other Homo erectus populations outlived the counterparts found at the Java site.
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"Veep" might have outlived its time, to the extent reality has seemingly eclipsed its jaundiced form of satire.
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It is a historical piece of musical technology that fundamentally changed music but has not outlived its functions.
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Fidel Castro outlived six of those presidents, including Cold War warriors John F. Kennedy, Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan.
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The conservatives have long argued that university sanctuary has outlived its purpose and has been hijacked by criminal elements.
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Still, Mamhende, 64, said he felt "relieved" when Mugabe was kicked out of office because he'd outlived his stay.
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It was a clear sign that the GCC's two most important members think the bloc has outlived its usefulness.
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But Mr Market, as he came to be called, thinks this kind of linguistic ruse has outlived its usefulness.
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It did well enough in theaters, pulling in $71 million, but its legacy has far outlived its box office.
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Some have simply outlived their owners and haven't found new ones, left to their own defenses on lonely acres.
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In similar fashion, Fidel Castro outlived the moment of his greatness, if not the romance of his appeal. Fidel.
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But private equity funds are not known for their humane treatment of companies that have outlived their perceived usefulness.
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Over the decades she has survived pneumonia and a car accident, and she has outlived her term in hospice.
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As Warzel points out, Twitter amplified those conspiracies via its trending algorithm, which has long since outlived its usefulness.
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"I was the recipient of that hate and disrespect, and I thought, I have finally outlived it," she said.
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We remember him and the battles that outlived him: workers rights, a sprawling protest movement, persistent segregation and poverty.
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In the case of Ms. Ross's obituary, the original was filed in 1999 — an advance that she dramatically outlived.
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Some experts and administration officials believe the treaty has outlived its usefulness, partly because of alleged violations by Moscow.
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And this agency must do so by applying a provision of the law that has long outlived its context.
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What if the person who smoked a pack a week outlived the person who smoked a pack a day?
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Gorky was the youngest of the three, though Davis and Graham outlived him by more than a dozen years.
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Nancy Sinatra Sr. outlived both her ex-husband and her son, singer Frank Jr., who died in 2016, age 72.
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"Most of her friends are not here anyhow," he said, adding that his wife had outlived most of her peers.
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Today, we remember him and the battles that outlived him: workers' rights, a sprawling protest movement, persistent segregation and poverty.
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And it ended up being a room where everything was thrown when it was broken or had outlived its usefulness.
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Today, we remember him and the battles that outlived him: workers rights, a sprawling protest movement, persistent segregation and poverty.
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He outlived many of his critics, perhaps because he had practiced what he preached about prevention in his own life.
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She joked that she's grateful that she not only survived, but outlived the group without turning into an ISIS bride.
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The change in our dollar currency is long overdue, because the dollar note has outlived its usefulness in our economy.
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"The Antiquities Act long ago outlived its usefulness even while it remains capable of massive and malevolent misapplication," Pendley wrote.
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Finally, they should look to eliminate wasteful and duplicative programs as well as those that have outlived their original intent.
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The Walking Dead Gregory has long since outlived his usefulness, to "The Walking Dead" and to all of its characters.
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"Hamilton is outlived by his foes, almost every one of which becomes president," Mr. Miranda wrote in an email message.
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His influence has outlived that of other Arab leaders left dead or deposed by uprisings and civil wars since 2011.
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Facebook is retiring Trending—the box that displayed all the latest news—because, it says, the feature had outlived its usefulness.
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My generation is in our mid-40s, and by this time most of us have outlived more than a few beloveds.
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That's the stuff that gets lost as corporate giants sunset these widely used technologies that have ultimately outlived their modern usefulness.
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She's outlived two husbands and one of her two children, an adopted son who died a decade ago in his 40s.
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Until it's put into place, the report says, "the government runs the risk of maintaining systems that have outlived their effectiveness."
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They were ferociously opposed to each other in a feud that outlived both of their candidates' bids for the White House.
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She suffered multiple miscarriages, often due, apparently, to the challenges of 19th-century travel, and outlived a daughter and two sons.
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Spokesmen for the EPA and Interior both said the order was needed to clean out committees that have outlived their usefulness.
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The president held a working lunch with his French counterpart Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronHas the G-22019 outlived its usefulness?
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My father died of a heart attack at 46, so I outlived him, and it is all thanks to modern medicine.
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In the top 1 percent, men and women outlived the bottom 1 percent by 14.6 and 10.1 years respectively, it said.
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Yet Petipa was one of history's great survivors; he outlived all the Western ballet masters of his youth and middle age.
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And about 19 million people 65 or older are single, either because they never married, are divorced, or outlived their spouse.
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But even some who praise central banks for rescuing the world from catastrophe argue that easy money has outlived its usefulness.
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Mr. Tillman mocks himself, examines the vanity of songwriting and wonders whether his Father John Misty persona has outlived its uses.
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Judith has long outlived her comic character and has acted as a symbol of hope for the survivors of the show.
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The fossil record shows that sharks have been around for more than 400 million years, which means they have outlived dinosaurs.
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Bush outlived Ronald Reagan, the larger-than-life president and movement figure under whom he served for eight years as vice president.
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Having outlived the greats among which he's often ranked -- like Humphrey Bogart and Clark Gable -- it's a hard point to argue against.
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The vote on November 13th was overdue by more than two years, and all branches of government have now outlived their mandates.
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She lived through two World Wars, a divided Germany, outlived two husbands, and raised three children—two of whom are still alive.
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"The buildings have outlived their life spans," said S.D. Lakhe, vice chairman of state agency Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA).
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The Zuckerberg look has persisted for years and years; it's already outlived many Facebook projects, and you can count on that continuing.
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Both rovers were only designed to function on Mars for about 90 days, but both outlived that estimate by leaps and bounds.
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But he disputed the notion that he'd approved of French President Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronHas the G-7 outlived its usefulness?
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Ahead of the Group of Seven summit in France, French President Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronHas the G-7 outlived its usefulness?
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Military technology is so damn expensive, so even if it has outlived its usefulness overseas, it is often repurposed and brought home.
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Unsurprisingly, Panoramio's users aren't impressed, but today's incarnation of Google/Alphabet isn't shy about shutting down services that have outlived their usefulness.
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She outlived her husband by three decades, dying in 1558, according to standard reference books, such as the Grove Dictionary of Art.
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The company started as the brainchild of literal teenagers, and it outlived many competitors because of this precocity about the social web.
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In a society obsessed with youth, it was only a matter of time before 104-year-old Mr. Peanut outlived his usefulness.
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This means that the EPA's 10 regional offices, which employ six thousand people, have outlived their usefulness and can be shut down.
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Ms. Ross outlived the author of her obituary, Michael T. Kaufman, a distinguished foreign correspondent and editor, by more than seven years.
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There is no shortage of analyses of programs that have far outlived their usefulness and of those that are pure pork-barrel.
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For years, I have fought to fully repeal the Jones Act, which has long outlived its purpose to the benefit of special interests.
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Dan and Axios' Felix Salmon discuss if the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland has outlived whatever usefulness it may have once had.
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Wrangle island is much larger, which may explain why its mammoth population outlived the St. Paul mammoths by more than a thousand years.
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She has outlived both Slim and a second husband, Ace, and wants to enjoy living in the town just as she envisioned it.
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And Hawking not only far outlived doctors' expectations, but climbed to the top of his field, becoming a major celebrity in the process.
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HE OUTLIVED all his country's other founding fathers, but failed in what he most yearned for: to lead it into a lasting peace.
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Not far behind will be the end of the TV-newspaper cross-ownership ban, which has long since outlived its utility and sustainability.
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A new study shows that these island mammoths outlived their North American and European counterparts by some 7,000 years, before going abruptly extinct.
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Bush has been the oldest living president in history since he outlived Gerald Ford, who died in 2006 at the age of 93.
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At last summer's gathering in Canada, Trump lashed out at Prime Minister Justin TrudeauJustin Pierre James TrudeauHas the G-2023 outlived its usefulness?
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Through these clinics, Stephens has learned which vehicle features make people feel safe, what's outlived its usefulness, and what just pisses people off.
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Even if an airplane has outlived its useful flying life, its components and metal from the fuselage can almost always find another application.
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Both long outlived their 90-day missions, with NASA abandoning Spirit in 2011, two years after it got stuck in a sand trap.
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Among some contemporary conservatives, it is trendy to claim that Ronald Reagan's hold over conservative politicians and the public has outlived its usefulness.
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Second, the blue slip practice, while a pleasant gesture that harkens back to a different era in American politics, has outlived its usefulness.
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This cave art outlived its creators, who did not hand down their pointillist techniques to European artists tens of thousands of years later.
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Despite this, Flynt, now 74, has outlived his rivals and survived to watch the cultural epoch he was a part of fade into history.
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So, how did we end up in this position, outlived by a tube instead of a cool animal with teeth or fins or something?
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But again, pushing for more over the counter drugs would require the drug companies to realize their massive lobbyist army has outlived its usefulness.
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His move to a whitewashed cottage in Crickadarn in 1998 seemed sudden, prompted by a cancer prognosis that he delightedly outlived by many years.
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Opportunity outlived its planned mission duration of 90 days 55 times over, distinguishing it as one of NASA's most resilient and productive interplanetary explorers.
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America lived through a Trump-like presidency almost 28503 years ago with Andrew Jackson, and Jackson's ideology outlived his presidency by some 22019 years.
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But the newly elected Conservative government says the notion of academic sanctuary has outlived its purpose and is now being hijacked by criminal elements.
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" In an interview ahead of the G303 summit this week, Vladimir Putin told the Financial Times that "the liberal idea" had "outlived its purpose.
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The infrastructure network we depend upon to move people and commercial goods has long outlived its designed lifespan and is operating on borrowed time.
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Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro on Tuesday demanded an apology from his French counterpart, Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronHas the G-7 outlived its usefulness?
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The previous record-holder, Ronald Reagan, also was 93 when he passed away in 2004, but Ford outlived him by more than a month.
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At last year's gathering in Canada, Trump was so incensed after Prime Minister Justin TrudeauJustin Pierre James TrudeauHas the G-7 outlived its usefulness?
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More inexplicable is that they're doing it in TNA, wrestling's dumping ground for both hope and wrestlers who have outlived their usefulness to WWE.
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Two new analyses argue that a widely cited idea in climate policy and academic circles — to impose a carbon budget — has outlived its usefulness.
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Daryl is rough-edged but defensible in this episode, until he passively murders a defenseless Savior once he's provided information and outlived his usefulness.
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Eastman's younger brother outlived her by more than 21927 years, giving him ample time to write his own story and shape both their legacies.
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The new satellites are more powerful than the original ones, which have been in orbit nearly two decades and have outlived their designed lifetimes.
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Outlived him through a second marriage, a full-bodied career, births, deaths, world events, elections and a million micro-moments both intimate and tragic.
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While the rivalry outlived their transformation from empires to nation-states, they have managed to keep the peace between themselves for nearly 200 years.
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In fact, A2380 orders barely crossed the 22021 threshold and the 2380 has outlived its rival, after reaching the age of 3803 this week.
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The success of iTunes cannot be overstated; it outlived pretty much every other consumer-focused piece of software from its time (here's to you, Winamp).
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As such, the AMA's endorsement of Price shines a spotlight on the corruption and obsolescence of an organization that has far outlived its original mission.
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Our retirement businesses collectively serve millions of Americans, helping them prepare for the retirement they deserve with access to protected income that cannot be outlived.
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And the candidate himself alternated between telling Poland that America would stand behind its ally and making comments about NATO having, perhaps, outlived its usefulness.
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I have already outlived five of my cagefighting opponents and over 30 of my former wrestling partners and none of them were older than me.
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This station outlived the Soviet regime that conceived and bore it, and died in the shadow of its successor and beneficiary, the International Space Station.
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Founded in 28503 to carry out direct relief and works programs for Palestinian refugees from Israel's War of Independence, UNRWA long ago outlived its charge.
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After all, if an investing approach has outlived various market crashes including the Great Depression, there should be a high bar for changing it now.
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And yet I am not so opposed to capitalism that I have failed to see its relative merits... So today capitalism has outlived its usefulness.
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It proves more forcefully than ever that the distinction between the works of the self-taught and that of the professionals has outlived its relevance.
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It proves more forcefully than ever that the distinction between the works of the self-taught and that of the professionals has outlived its usefulness.
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"You can make the argument that the classical liberal world order has perhaps outlived its normal life span," said John Lewis Gaddis, a Yale historian.
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The rover had weathered dust storms before and even outlived its twin, Spirit, which became mired in Martian soil and ended its mission in 2011.
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He added that WPP — which he still holds a stake in — has "outlived its purpose" and is having to make "legacy cuts" to remain relevant.
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Some would argue that the transatlantic partnership served another era and should be seen as a time-specific alliance that largely has outlived its usefulness.
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Our movement has outlived intolerant societies, repressive regimes, violent rebel groups and the rapid drive to a clash of civilizations by extremists the world over.
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But the Tiangong-503 has now outlived its shelf-life, and will meet its end by burning up in the atmosphere as its orbit decays.
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"Americans today can best honor the founders' generally egalitarian vision by repealing the specific natural-born rule that has outlived its original purpose," Amar writes.
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The planes have only one class of service, and the simplified low-cost model Kelleher pioneered was copied by other airlines, several of which Southwest outlived.
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I want to ask you about what that next stage might look like, but first I wonder if you think market capitalism has outlived its utility?
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"It is a well known fact that no social [institution] can survive when it has outlived its [usefulness]," King wrote in notes at Crozer Theological Seminary.
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OPEC, which failed this week to reach an accord to stabilize oil prices, is a dysfunctional organization that has outlived its usefulness, analysts declared this week.
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It was also a symptom of a deep division within the LGBT community, leaving some to wonder if the umbrella of "LGBT" has outlived its usefulness.
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They outlived the dinos Sharks not only lived on after the age of dinosaurs, they originated in a time before those giants even walked the Earth.
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" Last month, residents of Fremont, Ohio, upheld a city council ordinance to remove a 102-year-old structure that had, one resident said, "outlived its usefulness.
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In an age of text alerts, social media and smartphones, you might think sirens had outlived their usefulness in alerting the public to approaching severe weather.
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With so many pedestrians trying to squeeze by on the increasingly congested streets and sidewalks, some have questioned whether a viewing garden has outlived its usefulness.
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They learned that the sloths adapted to live through these different climate patterns, which is why they outlived other giant mammals during the last ice age.
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From 1974 through 1994, cystic fibrosis patients who lived in the United States consistently outlived patients living in other countries in North America, Europe and Australia.
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If that incarnation of fiscal prudence has outlived its usefulness, it can't simply be discarded without a substitute, or politicians' short-term incentives will ruin us.
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Although he was killed in a CIA drone strike in 2011, his lessons on YouTube and CD have outlived him and continue to wield considerable influence.
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Madonna dropped some brutally honest words at Billboard's Women in Music event, reminding the crowd how much she's overcome ... and how many huge celebs she's outlived.
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The entire concept of a breach — hackers stealing corporate-held data for identity theft — is the result of a failed identity model that's long outlived its usefulness.
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Doyle (1928–2016) was eight years older than Hesse and outlived her by 46; they divorced three years before she was diagnosed with a fatal brain tumor.
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Norman Jacobson, who had outlived his four-year prognosis by two years, died in August 2012 and was buried in the family plot next to Ms. Fischer.
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Ms. von Stade plays Myrtle Bledsoe, a grande dame who, at 90, has outlived most of her family and most of the other residents of Egypt, Tex.
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Love Is ... "We were just thinking of all the restaurants that we've outlived," Judy Collins said on a recent afternoon at the Carlyle Hotel in New York.
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Its main belligerent was the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), a Stalinist rural army that outlived the cold war by turning to drug-dealing and extortion.
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The President may well be able to claim that "many people are saying" the daily ritual has outlived its purpose, and for once he could be right.
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Yet Other Music, known for its dedication to underground and experimental artists, outlived both — Tower shut its 2300 American stores in 21980, while Virgin closed in 270.
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The FCC is set to vote shortly on Chairman Ajit Pai's proposal to curtail substantially the agency's broadcast ownership restrictions that long ago outlived their original purpose.
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"I think (the lottery) is an idea that really outlived its usefulness if it ever had any, but unrelated to what happened in New York," Rubio said.
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By the time Hurston arrived, Kossola had outlived his wife and children by almost two decades and was only a few years away from his own death.
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Katia, who outlived her husband by 25 years, was almost 90 when she finally revealed publicly how she had dealt with that chapter of their life together.
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Ushers have crossed paths with sports and music superstars and have outlived players, coaches and even buildings like Maple Leaf Gardens, the Montreal Forum and Boston Garden.
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Though he outlived Stonewall, he could not have foreseen that, far from a pariah, he would become a revered gay eminence in a play 50 years later.
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"Recent studies have suggested that elephant birds outlived initial contact with humans by many thousands of years based on toolmarks observed on radiometricly dated remains," Torres said.
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I think I only once crossed the line when I asked if, in the unlikely scenario that he outlived Liam, he'd be performing the eulogy at his funeral.
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The Argentine footballer, now 58, has far outlived both Senna and Winehouse, and the scale of his legend does not lend itself as naturally to a straightforward trajectory.
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As Richard Revesz, the former NYU law school dean, and Jack Lienke have shown, much of the coal industry infrastructure has long outlived its intended natural life cycle.
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After two decades of relentless critique and predictions of doom, the single currency has already outlived many of its harshest critics' predictions when it was born in 1999.
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Laurence H. Tribe, the Harvard law professor and constitutional scholar, believes the "natural born" provision has outlived its original intent considering that the redcoats are no longer coming.
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The report was able to identify people buried on Hart Island despite having plots elsewhere and their own adequate burial funds; they had outlived anyone who knew this.
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Trump made international headlines at last year's summit in Canada when he lashed out at Prime Minister Justin TrudeauJustin Pierre James TrudeauHas the G-7 outlived its usefulness?
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His success as a corporate pitchman far outlived his competitive golf career and has provided a lesson plan in branding to succeeding generations of athletes like Michael Jordan.
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The first is a slight comedy that has outlived its shelf life; the second is a quizzical study in ambiguity that, tepid when new, has grown entirely tedious.
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America's small business innovators need a voice in the debate about regulations as well as a platform to help reform rules that have failed or outlived their usefulness.
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All last week, Cubans reconciled with this question as their iconic leader—a man who outlived 224 assassination attempts and scores of death rumors—proved mortal after all.
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Suddenly, The Walking Dead seems as if it's outlived its moment, as if it got stuck somewhere in 2015 and left us all to sail on by, waving.
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New Jersey Transit is still running a batch of passenger cars that were built more than 40 years ago and have outlived their useful lives — more than once.
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On this side, the surrounding narrow streets, which outlived Georges-Eugène Haussmann's 19th-century "rationalization" of the medieval Ile de la Cité, press up hard against the cathedral.
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Although now regarded as an entitlement by White House correspondents, the daily press briefing is an innovation (instituted by the Nixon administration) that has long outlived its usefulness.
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One of her major problems on tour has been that some of her most beloved songs, the hits her audience wants most, demand a voice she has outlived.
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He far outlived her and retained his capacity for falling in love to an advanced age, proposing to a 19-year-old when he was in his early 70s.
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"He has the advantage of having outlived his predecessors (as heir apparent)," Christopher Sabatini, a Cuba expert at Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs, said on Monday.
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Those mammoths outlived other members of their species by avoiding the environmental factors that led to their extinction, according to a study published in the journal Quaternary Science Reviews.
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Lula, a fiery former union leader who in the late 1970s and early 80s led massive strikes that weakened Brazil's military regime, outlived a previous wife, Maria de Lurdes.
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Though Playdead hasn't talked about why it's removed Denuvo—the studio didn't respond to my request for comment—there's reason to suspect it's because Denuvo simply outlived its usefulness.
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A small portion of these dams are critical pieces of infrastructure, but many more are vestigial structures that have long outlived their utility, or had little to begin with.
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At launch, we marvel at these multi-billion-dollar technological masterpieces, but once they've outlived their use, like all objects, no matter how advanced or expensive, they become garbage.
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The legislation also contains other important measures, such as those that would make it easier for workers to convert their savings to guaranteed retirement income that cannot be outlived.
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Advocates of the opening argued that Mr. Castro's death could be a pivot point, clearing away the last emotionally charged remnants of a policy that has outlived its usefulness.
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Dr. Kreizler, noting Sarah's demonstrable skills and fortuitous positioning in relation to the police commissioner's office, pushes back, wondering if Moore has perhaps outlived his usefulness in their manhunt.
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But the reason it has outlived its function — and the reason I am recommending it to you now — is that How to Cook a Wolf is more than practical.
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Since the two were behind the creation of Alphabet in 2015, The Information suggests it may be a sign that Alphabet has outlived its usefulness as a holding company.
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Having inherited more than 70 envoys and special representative offices when he took offices, some of which he claimed had outlived their purpose, Tillerson eliminated some special envoy positions.
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A 108-year World Series drought ended for the Chicago Cubs on Wednesday, lifting a curse that had outlived generations of fans and stretched back to the silent film era.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. today, we look back at the civil rights leader and the battles that outlived him: workers' rights, a sprawling protest movement, persistent segregation and poverty.
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What happens to our devices after they've outlived their shortening life spans — or at the Chinese manufacturing plants where they're produced — is often lost on the typical US smartphone owner.
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Olo has also outlived or outgrown many of its earlier competitors, like Onosys, a company that was acquired by Living Social and later acquired again by another competitor called Splick.
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That 1997 replacement valve was never meant to be permanent and has outlived its life expectancy, so he chose to replace it yesterday through a less-invasive catheter valve replacement.
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Like other missions that have outlived their expected lifespan, Kepler broadened its search in 2014 to include other parts of our galaxy and has been taking in data ever since.
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But, such is Jadallah's longevity, he was 10 years his senior when they met and Jadallah has outlived the leader of Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) by more than a decade.
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While there are no guarantees, like many other women now in their 70s, I've already outlived both my parents, my mother having died at 49 and my father at 71.
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Ms. Lipman brings real shades of grace to her portrait of a matriarch, Doris, who has outlived a husband of 61 years of whom, it seems, she wasn't especially fond.
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Set in 1887, the movie finds Dench's Queen Victoria bent and wizened, an octogenarian who has outlived most of her contemporaries and has little use for the toadies around her.
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Another musical element of the show that has outlived its short airtime is a fictional band called The Beets, which is considered to be one of TV's best cartoon acts.
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Judy outlived that couch, which got torn up in a move, and another couch too, which we left behind in Denver when we moved to France, where Ashley has work.
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And it is also not unusual for residents in their 90s and beyond to have actually outlived all of their friends and relatives, including, in many instances, their own children.
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While home state prerogatives clearly are important, and senatorial civility would be welcome, the data suggest that the blue slip has moved beyond these justifications and has outlived its usefulness.
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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, at 86, has survived three bouts with cancer — and outlived some of the critics who have happily predicted not just her resignation but her death.
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" May also "unequivocally" defended liberal democracy, in a pointed reference to Putin's comments in an interview with the Financial Times (FT), where he said the "liberal idea" had "outlived its purpose.
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Gorillas like her typically live to be about 40 in the wild and 50 in human care, according to the National Zoo, but Trudy outlived them by more than a decade.
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But for celebrities who are outlived by their commercial value, it could be up to their heirs to decide the most respectful way to convert their likenesses into cold, hard cash.
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When James Baldwin died in 1987, at the age of sixty-three, he was seen as a spent force, a witness for the civil rights movement who had outlived his moment.
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We must look forward and advance policy goals that set our nations up for future success, rather than dwell on the policies of the past which have long outlived their purpose.
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The group made an album, "Heroes," that contained music written by former collaborators Mr. Hiseman had outlived, among them Mr. Bruce, Mr. Holdsworth, Mr. Heckstall-Smith, Mr. Bond and Mr. Halsall.
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But it's also a series boasting a crackerjack cast, tremendous facility with pop culture references, and a willingness to subvert almost all of its own storytelling tropes once they've outlived their usefulness.
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At her funeral at St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle, the 102-year-old queen mother was said to have displayed a "tiny hint" of triumph that she'd outlived her younger daughter.
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It is both a privilege and a shock to encounter an 88-year-old woman who worked as a housekeeper for one family for 50 years, but who outlived the family's protection.
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The national "ownership cap," as it is called, dates to 85003 and was imposed to protect localism, diversity and competition in the market, but many believe it has outlived its original intent.
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The $45 Brita Infinity bills itself as "the future of hydration" — it works like any other Brita you've seen, only it can sense when its current purification filter has outlived its usefulness.
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More so than any of his contemporaries, this 78-year-old performer known as the "Golden Voice of Prague," who first took the prize in 1964, has outlived epochs and transcended politics.
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As he has outlived or vanquished rivals, Mr. Hun Sen has gathered more and more power in his own hands and showed a tendency to conflate the state with his personal rule.
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While the Defense Department's efforts to create new mines grows, the State Department continues its work to rid the world of land mines that have outlived their wars and still threaten civilians.
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The patience and persistence of Iranian civic culture is the longer story of Iran's revolution, and one of the longest stories in the Middle East, having outlived many uprisings and protest movements.
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But given our recent elections, it makes sense for us to wrestle anew with the question of whether the Electoral College is promoting distorted outcomes and has, in fact, outlived its usefulness.
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Because of the much shorter average life spans of the pygmies, Louis outlived two generations of his friends, and the third, far more westernized, now attends to the rituals much more perfunctorily.
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Parker, 57, is the longest-running CEO of a major U.S. carrier and has outlived the average tenure of eight years for a corporate CEO, according to executive search firm Korn Ferry.
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"I think they have outlived their usefulness and they risk sending a signal that (Fed officials) have a 'plan' rather than that they are data dependent," said JP Morgan economist Michael Feroli.
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Despite its huge, complex economy and random maps, it far outlived games like Command and Conquer: Red Alert, and the also-rans of the RTS boom (ask me about Dark Colony sometime).
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Magnusson, who has outlived her parents, in-laws and husband, says after her spouse died, it took almost a year of cleaning and organizing before she could downsize to a two-room apartment.
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Meanwhile TEFAF Maastricht, the market leader, had come to be accused of complacency, seemingly stuck in an opulent rut, its fame as a source for important Old Master oils having outlived their availability.
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Who doesn't love those sweet and furry 100-pound black and white bears who violently snack on bamboo, unlike those ugly toothed rodents who have long outlived their relevance on the Canadian nickel.
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He had a son with a Bayaka woman (who is now his ex-wife), has outlived many of his friends, and even acted as a mediator for the Bayaka in times of difficulty.
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As precedential decisions entitled to deference before the courts of appeals, these opinions have an ongoing significance to the resolution of claims before the agency and courts that has outlived the Bush administration.
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The only headline that Canada made last week at the G-7 was the tete-a-tete photograph between Canadian Prime Minister Justin TrudeauJustin Pierre James TrudeauHas the G-85033 outlived its usefulness?
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Researchers think one of these refuges, name Wrangel Island, became the last mammoth hold-out; these tusked giants outlived their North American and European counterparts by some 7,000 years before going abruptly extinct.
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Listen: Steve Earle's new album, "Guy" Steve Earle, who has lived in New York since 2005, came of age in the shadow of Clark and Van Zandt, and he has outlived them both.
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Trump is also meeting with other world leaders one-on-one Sunday, including Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and Canadian Prime Minister Justin TrudeauJustin Pierre James TrudeauHas the G-7 outlived its usefulness?
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Calling the show's demise "sad," Ned Desmond and Matthew Panzarino, TechCrunch's chief operating officer and editor-in-chief, respectively, said in a post on their site the Crunchies had essentially outlived its usefulness.
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Foreign policy should be driven by a frank discussion of what the U.S.'s vital national interests are, not a knee-jerk obsequiousness and nostalgia for institutions that may have outlived their usefulness.
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Wrangel mammoths outlived other members of the species While other populations died out as climate change changed the composition of their environment and genetic diversity shrunk in their isolated populations, the Wrangel mammoths thrived.
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A ballad that has easily outlived its origins as the love theme to the 1985 Matthew Modine drama Vision Quest, "Crazy for You" was Madonna's second No. 1 single on the Billboard Hot 100.
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In an era of vanishing pensions and volatile markets, Social Security offers government-guaranteed income that isn't vulnerable to market risk, can't be outlived and can provide for your loved ones after your death.
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" In an introspective moment, Lewis says he can usually tell when a nanny has outlived her time with his family, saying, "I see it happening, but then I ask myself, 'Is this really happening?
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Li and Olsen mentioned that most subway cars in use have outlived their lifespans by 10 years, and suggested, instead, to refashion the cars into Airbnb lodging for tourists, or MTA employees working overnight.
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She outlived her prognosis and to celebrate, wanted to give back by helping others with the 30/30 Project, which has helped build 30 health care centers in poverty-stricken areas around the globe.
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Most Germans like to think of women's equality as a mission accomplished and would probably agree that the role model that lives on at the Schloss Bellevue, the president's residence, has outlived its time.
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On Tuesday, Richard Trumka, the leader of the AFL-CIO, and his deputy chief of staff joined the bunch, and by Wednesday morning, 3M CEO Inge Thulin announced that the council had outlived its usefulness.
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Now, one might be tempted to dismiss as ancient history whatever democratizing role the SAT and ACT once played and argue that we have entered into an era when those tests have outlived their purpose.
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Trump argued with other G-7 leaders at private dinner over inviting Putin: report Trump takes topsy-turvy show to international stage MORE and First Lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpHas the G-7 outlived its usefulness?
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Whether Büsch knows carpets became an important interior design feature in Soviet homes in the 1960s, used to cover upholstery, as floor coverings, or displayed on walls, and even outlived communism itself, is another matter.
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Members of the Trump administration have reportedly complained about the focus of the latest Group of Seven (G-7) summit hosted by French President Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronHas the G-7 outlived its usefulness?
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Cut the rate; repatriate the capital to the U.S. of A. Abolish the alternative minimum tax that nearly everyone agrees has long since outlived its intended purpose of catching a handful of wealthy tax avoiders.
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For a run-through of two movements of Saint-Saëns's Symphony No. 3, a monster orchestra of more than 250 competed on equal terms with the mighty organ that has outlived the building's churchly uses.
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The controversial benefit, which critics say enriches developers at the expense of the public and has outlived its usefulness, expired in January, and its impending end helped fuel the current rental-building boom, some developers say.
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While the zoo claims that Yupik's death was "inevitable" and that the animal outlived the average polar bear lifespan of 15 to 18 years, animal activists believe something could have been done to protect the bear.
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" The replacement valve was "never meant to be permanent, and outlived its life expectancy," which is why the former governor decided to go for the less-invasive catheter valve route," Ketchell said in a statement Friday.
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She had outlived her savings and could not afford to remain at the assisted living facility she called home for years unless she could come up with $40,000 to cover another year of room and board.
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Anthony had his second sit-down conversation of the season with Jackson on Tuesday, two days after a reporter close to Jackson published an article claiming the star player had outlived his usefulness to the organization.
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The national "ownership cap," as it is called, dates to 1941 and was imposed to protect localism, diversity and competition in the market, but many believe it has outlived its original intent from a bygone era.
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When we learn that stocky little Buchinger also outlived three wives and fathered 14 children, we see why Jay, known for his fascination with uncommon entertainers, would pursue Buchinger's history with a devotion bordering on obsession.
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After being widowed at a young age, she also outlived all three of her children—who died early by various causes—and relied on charity in the form of firewood and food in order to survive.
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NATO partners Greece and Turkey have a long history of differences that have outlived the Cold War, ranging from jousting over airspace in the Aegean Sea to minority rights and the ethnically split island of Cyprus.
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Its core cast — including Snooki (Nicole Polizzi), "The Situation" (Michael Sorrentino) and JWoww (Jennifer Farley) — parlayed their success into lucrative business deals and social media fame that outlived the show's conclusion in 2012 after six seasons.
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Teebs, a nickname, is also a persona: a "hoar on a book tour" ("hoar," since he has outlived some of his friends and family back home, "whore" because he peddles his art from city to city).
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The Trump administration has not been shy about rolling back expensive federal regulations and mandates that have outlived their usefulness, so this proposal to freeze the market-distorting CAFE standards should not come as a surprise.
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Linking up online with the Silicon Valley entrepreneur Curtis Yarvin — who writes under the pen name Mencius Moldbug — he helped construct the doctrine of "neoreaction," or NRx, essentially an argument that democracy had outlived its usefulness.
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Klumpke outlived Bonheur by 43 years, spending the next couple decades at Bonheur's Château de By. Incidentally, she wasn't too far from Paris, where another avant-garde female couple, Gertrude Stein and Alice B. Toklas, lived together.
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But beyond the Beltway, the fight to control the fate of the refuge is a referendum on one of the West's oldest philosophical ideas: the wilderness, a concept that negates Indigenous experience and has outlived its usefulness.
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Hostess's former parent sold its cake business, which had outlived wars and low-carb diet fads, to Apollo and Metropoulos, both of which are seasoned corporate turnaround players, in the spring of 2013 for about $410 million.
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But while he has stepped out of the existential bondage he was born into, eluded the slave catcher, and, finally, outlived the institution of West Indies slavery itself, which Britain outlawed in 1833, he isn't really free.
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The lifting of restrictions on private theater enterprises in 1864 led to a boom in new venues, including Le Chat Noir (whose poster art outlived the cabaret itself) and the Moulin Rouge in the bohemian Montmartre district.
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Andrew Slavitt, acting administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), recently surprised many by voicing what healthcare providers in the country had known for years: CMS' staged Meaningful Use program had outlived its usefulness.
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And while there's no reason for the sport to change just for change's sake, there's also no need to cut off any possible progress by hiding behind an antitrust exemption that has long since outlived its usefulness.
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Mugabe has defied media reports about his health and has outlived his longtime political nemesis Morgan Tsvangirai, who died last week after a long battle with cancer and was buried in his rural home of Buhera on Tuesday.
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OPEC is not the first cartel that has sought to manage the global price of a commodity and serve the interest of its members, but at 56 years old and still going, it has outlived all of them.
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Over the past 14 years, it has trundled across some 30 miles of Mars' equatorial Meridiani Planum region—by far the longest distance traveled on an alien world—and has outlived its planned mission length 56 times over.
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This salty ol' girl, which has outlived NASA's most optimistic predictions by more than a decade, is finally old enough to vote, gamble, and even rent a car, though she just missed the cutoff for remembering the '20123s.
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The 5.5 percent tax, which brings in over 15 billion euros a year, was originally envisioned as a short-term measure but has been repeatedly extended despite opposition from some politicians who say it has outlived its usefulness.
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They started collaborating in 1942 and established a genre of dance theater that has outlived them; artists like Robert Rauschenberg, Jasper Johns, Andy Warhol and Frank Stella helped to make it seem the sequel to Diaghilev's Ballets Russes.
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During the climate meeting, leaders approved a $20 million aid package to help Brazil and other South American countries address fires engulfing the Amazon rainforest, French President Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronHas the G-7 outlived its usefulness?
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"The Ministry of Public Security has increased the protection to round-the-clock vans and cars and plainclothes personnel watching the perimeter around his homes," as Jong Nam is outlived by his wife, a son and a daughter.
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A new study in Science Advances published Wednesday offered the first analysis of all mass-produced plastics ever manufactured: how much has been made, what kind and what happens to the material once it has outlived its use.
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When state lawmakers were debating a financial bailout for the Detroit school district in February, DeVos authored an op-ed published in the Detroit News saying that the district had outlived its usefulness and should be shut down.
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"There is no question, everyone recognizes this tax code has outlived its usefulness and now is a drag on our economy," said Representative Kevin Brady, Republican of Texas, who took over as chairman of Ways and Means in November.
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But Tsvangirai died at age 65 in February this year, having been diagnosed with colon cancer in 2016 — one of the ultimate ironies of Mugabe's fall from power is that he still outlived one of his fiercest political opponents.
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He outlived two wives, the former Dorothea Haelig, who died in 1982 after 47 years of marriage, and the former Lillian Boldack, who died in June, as well as his only child, Richard H. Hendrickson, who died in 2014.
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That's because the Columbus, Ohio, matriarch has outlived her savings and will soon be forced to move out of her assisted living facility unless she can raise the $40,000 needed to pay for another year of room and board.
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"She has outlived the predictions of what the doctors said she was going to live by multiple years, and still has more energy than the rest of the people that work at the shop that are healthy," Riley says.
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It set Fall Out Boy up for everything they were to become; a dedicated, brave, sometimes cringey band who have outsold and outlived nearly everyone from their scene while also testing the limits of what pop punk can do.
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Bolund's findings support previous research that has shown women haven't always outlived men—and the fact that, in some countries, they still don't, according to data obtained by Bolund and her team of researchers from the Population Reference Bureau.
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai has said that he agrees that the UHF discount has outlived its usefulness but argues that it shouldn't be modified or removed without also reviewing the overall ownership limit, which he has promised the FCC will do.
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The term "fake news" outlived its usefulness almost as soon as it became common parlance, and is perhaps only valuable now as a marker for whether journalism that paints President Donald Trump in an unflattering light has reached his desk.
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His huge online presence outlived him, and his influence has turned up in dozens of terrorism cases after his death, including the Boston Marathon bombing, the Charlie Hebdo shootings in Paris and the killing of 14 people in San Bernardino, Calif.
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The next year, the court ruled against the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, which required female workers to pay nearly 15 percent more of their paychecks into an employee-funded pension plan, because women, as a group, outlived men.
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During the climate meeting, leaders approved a $20 million aid package to help Brazil and other South American countries address fires engulfing swaths of the Amazon rainforest, French President Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronHas the G-7 outlived its usefulness?
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He reportedly gave Starburst candies to Merkel and quipped "don't say I never give you anything," and announced he would not sign the group communique after Canadian Prime Minister Justin TrudeauJustin Pierre James TrudeauHas the G-7 outlived its usefulness?
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During the climate meeting, leaders approved a $20 million aid package to help Brazil and other South American countries address fires engulfing swaths of the Amazon rainforest, French President Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronHas the G-7 outlived its usefulness?
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I've got a theory as to why the Macarena outlived the Twist or the Bartman or the "Thizzle Dance" and it's this: the Macarena rewards those of who can't dance with at least one actual set of moves in our armory.
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As much as the painted portraits, these photographic images of the artist rise to the level of what Munch called "self-scrutinies": emotional but hard-edged, and pierced with a dread of modern life that has outlived the Modernist era.
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At the same time, this child of humble beginnings became a champion of women in science and even something of a pop culture figure, appearing as an inspiration to young women in a General Electric commercial that has now outlived her.
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"I believe that the Department will be able to better execute its mission by integrating certain envoys and special representative offices within the regional and functional bureaus, and eliminating those that have accomplished or outlived their original purpose," Tillerson wrote.
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Chipo Dendere, a Zimbabwean political science scholar who teaches at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, told BuzzFeed News that the sadness over Tsvangirai's death was deepened by the fact that he had been outlived by the man he'd spent his career opposing.
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Daylight saving time has outlived its usefulness, and the twice-yearly shift in time is a health hazard and hardship for people as well as bad for business, according to a California lawmaker who wants to put the issue before state voters.
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"Regulations have a tendency to persist long after they outlived any usefulness and it takes real focus and effort to ultimately remove them from the books even when everyone agrees that it is the common sense thing to do," the company said.
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SEGA's swan-song console burned briefly and brightly for a period of only 18 months in Europe and the US. To put that in context, its production run was outlived by earlier also-ran systems such as the Atari Jaguar and Panasonic 3DO.
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Importantly, BMW's system will work both with new batteries and also what it calls "2nd Life Batteries," which are used packs from i3s that have outlived their usefulness on the road but still supply enough power to be used in a home.
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Though Japan&aposs pacifist strategic posture outlived the Cold War, it has steadily eroded in the 21st century as Washington urged it to beef up its military and because of Tokyo&aposs concern that the US commitment to Japanese national defense could waver.
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"The Russia interference story has long outlived its shelf life, but Democrats in Congress seem intent to pursue it no matter the lack of evidence," said Sara Fagen, a Republican consultant who served as White House political director under President George W. Bush.
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A widower who has outlived his siblings and several of his five children, Mr. Staton said he was born on Valentine's Day in 483, and grew up in a poor family with no money for music lessons and no radio in the house.
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He ran the aisles as a little boy of 5 or 303, arrived for work full time in 1986 alongside his mother and two brothers, outlived them all, and now stands behind the counter, owner of a store with a staff of one.
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The reputation of Mr. Moses, good and bad, has outlived those of every governor and mayor he nominally served, with the possible exceptions of Mayor Fiorello H. La Guardia, who had the sense to get an airport named after him, and Gov.
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In the column, Rosen wrote that Anthony had "outlived his usefulness in New York," that his legs were "going, going, almost gone" and that Anthony would be willing to waive the no-trade clause in his contract to land with a contender.
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Amontillados, then, are simply finos (or manzanillas, as finos are known if they come from the port town of Sanlúcar de Barrameda) that have outlived the flor and gained additional oxidative character like olorosos, but still retain the influence of the flor.
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Certainly The Walking Dead doesn't shy away from killing characters who have outlived their usefulness, and if nothing else, Negan bludgeoning someone with a barbed wire-wrapped baseball bat was foretold in the source comics (right down to one of the victims).
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Somerhalder deadpans that it "depends on if it [we] outlived it by virtue of shoving it down everyone's faces, and the market wasn't necessarily asking for it," while the others argue that this particular vein of supernatural stories will never go out of style.
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The top two will have a week to win over the trailing candidates, who have taken a harder line on negotiations for a peace deal to end a conflict that has outlived the Cold War and strained relations between NATO allies Greece and Turkey.
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What began as a clever, impactful masterclass in representation and social justice slowly spiraled into an unfortunate game of "so what prison-y thing can we do next" that not only outlived its welcome, but also let down many of its most cherished characters.
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Word is that convo should happen soon Rosen, who has often acted as Jackson's official mouthpiece during his tenure in New York, claimed that Anthony, "has outlived his usefulness in New York," and that he would only accept a trade to the Cavaliers or Clippers.
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The proposed memorial holds personal significance to those who have outlived the actress and seen her technology flourish, but also represents a kind of monument to women in tech, who still struggle to find meaningful mentorship and role models in a mostly male-dominated field.
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Viewed like this, through Zittel's eyes, the material world seemed endlessly malleable, little more than a sequence of man-made conventions we've all agreed to preserve, whether or not they have outlived their usefulness, that were now merely burying — or distracting — us with infinite variety.
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However Congress chooses to exercise its Constitutional role with regard to our nation's debts, whether to abandon the debt limit entirely or to adopt a new course that addresses the current risks, one thing is clear: the current debt limit regime has outlived its usefulness.
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In 2013, the Supreme Court ruled in Shelby County that section 4 of the VRA, which laid out the formulas for determining which states and counties were required to seek preclearance, had outlived its relevance and amounted to an unconstitutional restriction on state autonomy.
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There were 34 parrots at Serenity Park when I was there last summer — representing a range of the more than 220 species in the psittaciformes order — a majority of them abandoned and now deeply traumatized former pets that had outlived either their owners or their owners' patience.
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While the Navy veteran has outlived all three of his late wives, he is anything but lonely during his time on the road, as he often stops to greet crowds, sometimes totaling over 20,000 people in cities like Jasper, Texas and in his home state of Georgia.
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And in the 20 years since she first burst onto the Batman scene, the character has handily outlived the series that created her (Batman: The Animated Series ended in 1995) via subsequent comics featuring Harley and the Joker's twisted adventures, enthusiastic fan cosplay, and now Suicide Squad.
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Similarly, season two initially feels as though the talking-to-the-camera thing is a crutch that Fleabag relies on, having outlived its usefulness now that its title character has started to properly grieve her dead friend Boo and the role she played in Boo's death.
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In the meantime, President Trump and congressional Democrats should be commended for starting this debate, but little may come of it if congressional Republicans are unwilling to see the debt limit for what it is: a relic of the past that has long outlived its usefulness.
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And although the white stone itself will almost certainly outlive its current quarriers, as it outlived the ancient Romans and Michelangelo, most of it will no longer be in the Apuan Alps: It will be scattered in this worldwide diaspora — in sinks, tiles, altars, skyscraper lobbies, busts.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpOur justice system must reward success Former Biden economic adviser: 'I really like a lot of' Warren's tax proposals Roy Moore calls for Omar to go back from 'whence she came' MORE and French President Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronHas the G-7 outlived its usefulness?
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Over less than 6900 hours, Trump pushed a trade deal with Britain, announced an agreement with Japan, flirted with the idea of a new nuclear pact with Iran and skipped a climate summit organized by French President Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronHas the G-2628 outlived its usefulness?
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Tiki-taka has gone, outlived by Lawro; VAR has kicked the interminable debate about tech in football a little further down the road; the Germans really can be written off and fallible on occasion; suddenly the ability to shoot straight from the penalty spot seems a lot more important.
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This has led some — like Mitch Daniels, the president of Purdue University and a former two-term Republican governor of Indiana, and Steve Israel, a former Democratic congressman from New York — to say that the State of the Union speech has outlived its usefulness and should be discontinued.
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Lee Radziwill — a former princess, interior decorator, actress, fashion publicist, lover of many arts and close friend to many famous artists — outlived nearly everyone else in her life, including her three husbands and the successive scions of the Kennedys, with whom her family became forever intertwined nearly seven decades ago.
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His continued presence in a series that has few qualms about dispatching characters who've outlived their narrative use, combined with his actions in "Dragonstone," signals a shift that becomes all the more intriguing as the series moves toward its endgame: Westeros's preeminent nihilist may have finally found purpose after all.
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Might one argue, then, that by pressing the Fed to aid his re-election campaign Mr Trump is undercutting a norm that has outlived its usefulness—even, that he could be helping America claw its way out of the low-rate trap that has ensnared most of the rich world?
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The lightning bolt, surprisingly enough, didn't go to plan, but the new blue plaque probably means that the many adoring fans who outlived the Thin White Duke will have somewhere to go and cry it out and play "Let's Dance" off their phones to the annoyance of the patrons of nearby coffee shops.
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Though fuelled by the refugee crisis, the party's success both predates it (entering a state parliament for the first time in 2014, for example) and outlived its peak in Germany (the AfD's poll numbers have remained stable and even grown as immigration has dropped off headlines and down lists of voter priorities).
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The immortal line "His palms are sweaty / knees weak, arms are heavy / There's vomit on his sweater already, Mom's spaghetti" was dropped on "Lose Yourself," the biggest single from the soundtrack of his 2002 film 8 Mile, and since then, it's probably outlived everything else about the film, enjoying full meme status.
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Trump, the G-7 and the absence of American leadership The Hill's Morning Report - Dem lawmakers put guns, hate groups on fall agenda MORE, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Canadian Prime Minister Justin TrudeauJustin Pierre James TrudeauHas the G-7 outlived its usefulness?
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Babyboomer and Gen X artists who outlived the "death of painting" ideologies of the last century will be impressed by the formal and conceptual riposte Leslie Wayne's new paintings make to that strain of theorizing; young millennial painters, meanwhile, may just enjoy the fresh, inventive construction.
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Jim Hightower's 1998 book "There's Nothing in the Middle of the Road but Yellow Stripes and Dead Armadillos" announced the breakdown of democracy in America, and the decline of our nation's ability to deal with problems of almost every sort, including the ability to change or eliminate programs that have outlived their usefulness.
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