They are still trying to sell the same old stuff.
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It's just the same old stuff that every generation goes through.
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"This is not a repackaging of the same old stuff," she said.
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If you're not, you'll be doing the same old stuff without really getting anywhere.
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"If it is the same old stuff, why would we give any extension?" asks one commission official.
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The Walking Dead has been stuck in a sort of complacent loop of the same old stuff.
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With Table 19, the brothers drag you to a wedding to repeat the same old stuff you've seen before.
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Signs of a party that is not just going through the motions, not just mouthing the words from the same old stuff.
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But rather than the same-old stuff you'll see everywhere, why not get something that will last for years to come and stand out?
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"We can't just do the same old stuff we've been doing," said Diane Arneth, the president and chief executive of Community Health Action of Staten Island, a treatment center.
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I was afraid that when Dug would turn one of these around I would have to mouth the usual polite compliments and inside I would be quite bored with the same old stuff.
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I grew up on a self-sustaining family farm, so I actually ate this kind of food growing up, and I will tell you it's the same old stuff over and over and over again.
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Case in point: companies like Ritual and Care/of, which ushered in a new age of "cool girl vitamins" with "super shareable" packaging and branding despite literally just selling the same old stuff that our moms have been buying for years.
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"It's kind of the same old stuff," said Francis DeBernardo, executive director of New Ways Ministry, an advocacy group for gay Catholics, who said the Vatican would have had a better understanding of the complexities of the issue had one of the 34 young lay auditors at the synod been gay.
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"The Unspoken," written and directed by Sheldon Wilson, has decent performances but fills up a lot of its time with the same old stuff as it tells the story of a rundown house where, back in 1997, a family of four vanished; the authorities found a lot of blood but no trace of the inhabitants.
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" CVS to offer nationwide telemedicine service through smartphone video Commonwealth Press: Punk bands pulled designer out of dotcom's ashes Tesla board endorses CEO Elon Musk's stunning plan to consider going private The star of the commercial, a cartoon-headed mascot named Jack, tells viewers, "While other burger places serve the same old stuff, I'm the only with the bowls to serve something different" and later informs a male office mate, "You've got some pretty nice bowls there.
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The song was generally well received by critics. Jesus Freak Hideout's review noted that the song caused his album, Something to Say, to be "anything but a buffet of the 'same old stuff'." On December 3, 2009, the song was Grammy Award nominated for the Best Gospel Song category, which was Matthew West's first Grammy nomination.
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Stempel, Larry. Showtime: A History of the Broadway Musical Theatre. New York: W. W. Norton & Co., 2010, p. 214. One critic in the New York Times described the show's comedy bits, which featured burlesque-styled dancers and minstrel-styled blackface comics,Atkinson, J. Brooks. “The Play,” New York Times, August 25, 1926, p. 19. as “The same old stuff”.“Carroll’s ‘Vanities’ Full of Vaudeville,” New York Times, September 11, 1924, p. 23. One of Carroll’s innovations was his “living curtain,” which featured scantily-clad models in striking stage pictures.
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236 The New York Times critic Nora Sayre panned the often contradictory moral themes of the film, while the paper's Frank Rich called it "the same old stuff". Eastwood teamed up with Jeff Bridges and George Kennedy in the buddy action caper Thunderbolt and Lightfoot (1974), a road movie about a veteran bank robber Thunderbolt (Eastwood) and a young con man drifter, Lightfoot (Bridges). On its release, in spring 1974, the film was praised for its offbeat comedy mixed with high suspense and tragedy but was only a modest success at the box office, earning $32.4 million.McGilligan, p.
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In the United States, chipped beef on toast was commonly served to service members of the United States Armed Forces. It was thus considered emblematic of the military experience, much as pea soup is in Finland or Sweden. In American military slang it is commonly referred to by the dysphemism "Shit On a Shingle" (SOS), or "Stew On a Shingle", "Same Old Stuff", "Something On a Shingle", or occasionally "Save Our Stomachs".Robert Orben Wentworth and Flexner cite no origin for the term, but noted "shingle" for slice of toast has had "some use since 1935" in the U.S. Army, mostly in the expression "shit on a shingle", and the latter had "wide World War II Army use".
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He felt that covering a pop song would "show people [he] could sing something other than the same old stuff", while also noting that many of his previous successful songs had been ballads. By early 1999, his version of "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing" had reached the top of the Hot Country Singles & Tracks charts; it was also his first entry on the Billboard Hot 100, where it ascended to No. 17. Despite showing favor toward the cover song at the time, he later expressed disdain for recording it; he told the blog Taste of Country in 2018 that he did not think that it fit his established style, that neither the single nor the corresponding album sold well despite the song's success at radio, and that he had refused offers from the label to release another cover of a pop song. The corresponding album, also titled I Don't Want to Miss a Thing, went on to account for only one other single in "This Heartache Never Sleeps".
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