It is one of the few thriving businesses still left on Merchant Street, which old-timers — and there are now mostly old-timers — remember as once so crowded you bumped into people.
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A few will know the old timers: Sullivan, Corbett, Johnson.
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Old-timers scoff that it is like comparing checkers with chess.
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Seeking out old-timers to learn from was a deliberate choice.
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Spahn's disclosure of his homosexuality makes some party old timers uncomfortable.
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A small bevy of old-timers clutch pints around the bar.
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You can tell what the old-timers are thinking: Bump him.
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Then there are the UFC's old timers: Daley and Jon Fitch.
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There was some whining from old-timers, which quickly died out.
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HBO's unabashedly elitist old-timers are not keen on the new strategy.
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The old-timers have seen history made before, and it was cruel. ■
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There, to my surprise, the old-timers remembered Cyrus and his family.
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Old-timers, hall of famers, you know, meet and greet sessions for fans.
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Others have their own doubts about putting the old-timers out to pasture.
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The Old Timers event in Brooklyn's Brownsville neighborhood features local artists and musicians.
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If old-timers fall away, at some point, so does the institutional knowledge.
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That is, if a new PC can understand the old-timers' crazy lingo.
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He abominated Goldman Sachs and then hired half of its old-timers league.
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Epstein went after it like God letting old-timers expire in the desert.
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I like to use it for a fact, for all the old timers.
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Only real old-timers will remember the Gas House district, today's Stuyvesant Town.
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It would also be a bridge between newcomers and old-timers, he said.
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Club chapters are named after old-timers like Ted Williams and Lefty O'Doul.
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Unfortunately for the Yankees, Mariano Rivera did this in the old-timers' game.
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Old timers will always say that there is a reason for process and procedure.
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Eventually the old-timers revealed the secret of their cheesecake to the young Pulinario.
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But many industry old timers say that Label has diluted the Ritu Kumar brand.
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They didn't listen to all the rules and regulations like the old-timers did.
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His old-timers talk pretty much the same as guys I'd grown up around.
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Old timers advise that one should never look a gift horse in the mouth.
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"You mention the electric motorcycle and the old-timers raise an eyebrow," Fessler said.
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The GOP old-timers pushing the carbon tax aren't in the administration -- or in Congress.
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Old-timers, he says, have told him that was a special door for Jimmie Rodgers.
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That's why I'm always asking the government why don't you invest in us old-timers.
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A tougher task than sifting newcomers is to kick out dodgy or useless old-timers.
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"To the old timers like me, they're taking away what makes it special," said Montante.
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NYPD Commissioner James O'Neill said a few thousand people were at the Old Timers event.
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Old-timers have reminded her that a similar event in 1955 lasted for 88 days.
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The old-timers and the newcomers rarely mix, inhabiting parallel worlds, divided partly by language.
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Later I went down to the courthouse in town and talked to some old-timers.
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Through the years, Branca appeared with Thomson at old-timers' games, baseball dinners and cruises.
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"My imagination just went crazy," Arnu says of his first chats with the old-timers.
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Times were raw, then, but old-timers would tell me, that they were once even worse.
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Old-timers such as Mr Davis, who was an MP under Margaret Thatcher, have been replaced.
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But a lot of old-timers like Glenn never got the hang of the new language.
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It was an awful lot of fun to see all the old timers, if you will.
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Burton (seen here) said in the US, it was mostly "old timers" who had their rituals.
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He said something beyond "get pucks in deep", so the old-timers are mad at him.
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But over the years the old-timers have gotten to know the halls of government well.
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When gentrification makes the old neighborhood but a melancholy memory, where do the old-timers go?
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"If you go by what the old-timers say, we should have had nothing," he said.
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I encountered similar reactions from academy old-timers during the #OscarsSoWhite controversy a few years back.
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The Associated Press compared it to "Derek Jeter being ejected from Yankee Stadium on Old-Timers' Day."
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They're charming and, like the rest of Brooklyn old timers, are fighting off bids for their property.
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Look at Ring Magazine—it loaded with stuff about John L. Sullivan and all them old-timers.
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The old-timers still hanging on at the Bank are unlikely to be joined any time soon.
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And this is an old thing I learned from the old-timers—you wanna speak to them.
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The NHL draft begins tonight, and it will be a mildly depressing event for us old-timers.
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Crystal Howard, a spokesperson for NYC Parks and Recreation, said the Old Timers event started in 1991.
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Old timers remember in the early days they'd be lucky if a bus came every two hours.
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It's why some old-timers have closed shop while others, including Brevan Howard, have cut fees drastically.
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Peckinpah's outlaws are neither countercultural folk heroes like Butch and Sundance nor noble old-timers like Cogburn.
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"I have dug graves, helped bury some 2000 old-timers that were homesteaders," an elderly resident wrote.
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"I've been here for over 20 years and I talk to all the old-timers," he said.
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The Old Timers Day block party drew a large crowd to the Brownsville Playground on July 21977.
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The Old Timers Day block party drew a large crowd to the Brownsville Playground on July 21977.
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Old-timers mourn the 93 closing of the Usual, a diner and longtime gathering place on Vanderbilt Avenue.
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Old-timers used to simply pull plants out by the roots and cut grasses by sickle and scythe.
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But all the old timers had, strangely, been made to feel youthful by the display of English heritage.
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Old-timers talk up shared experiences, the town foundation that helps out the poor, the many community groups.
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But the old-timers can testify that this fairy-tale of stakeholder capitalism in paradise was real enough.
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There's a sense of déjà vu for old-timers who've been cut off from the outside world before.
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Old timers need to be tracked down, contracts have to be signed, and egos have to be massaged.
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Some of the old-timers he had to inspire, cajole and lead still remembered him as a child.
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Before Sunday's game at Yankee Stadium, a parade of pinstriped alumni took the field for Old-Timers' Day.
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"I was one of the few old-timers around who remembered what Google used to be," he says.
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It is why some old-timers have closed shop, while others, including Brevan Howard, have cut fees drastically.
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Cool kids and chess-playing old-timers commune over thick Ethiopian espresso at Kaffa Coffee, a neighborhood institution.
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She pointed out a cluster of Dominican women whom she identified as the old-timers at the outlet.
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I watched the best and I still have very close friends that are well respected, but they're old timers.
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A hallowed tradition of both old-timers and newcomers, the "thirteenth step" is when you fuck another AA member.
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In fact, some old-timers feel sidelined; others see the new project as veering into something like saint worship.
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When he was a child, in the 1960s, there were still a few old-timers who spoke only Italian.
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He sold part of the British steel business (to Tata old-timers' deep chagrin, apparently, despite its steep losses).
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And like Newton, he did not seem to care if the old-timers found the whole thing off-putting.
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What Robertson and the other grumbling old timers don't get is that today's defenders are neither stupid nor soft.
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"A guy commits murder and he gets pardoned after 20 years," Branca once said at an old-timers' game.
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A beer vendor at Chicago's Wrigley Field looks around and notices some old-timers no longer occupying their seats.
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There'll be lots of old timers there, many of whom seem like discarded characters of a Charles Portis novel.
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"We have so much to offer," Mark told me, referring to the many reformed old-timers behind the wall.
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Among the youthful deputies, common positions are worked out in advance on applications like Telegram, befuddling the old-timers.
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She drives around the state, stopping at homesteads and farms, asking the old-timers if they have any buttons.
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Blast from past as Giants jolt D-backs SAN FRANCISCO — Old-timers day games usually don't count in the standings.
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Like its predecessor, Red Rooster occupies an influential space in Harlem's core, where it attracts old-timers, newcomers and visitors.
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Saturday night, authorities said, shortly after the second night of the "Old Timers" festival had just drawn to a close.
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"The day-shifters and old-timers who have pushed back, either you come around or find another job," he said.
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Most of these old-timers have been passed over by varieties bred to withstand the rigours of intensive farming systems.
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Out-of-towners and old-timers intermingled without resentment or shame; we were all there for the same ridiculous thing.
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An old-timers' game at the N.B.A. All-Star Game was scrapped in the 1990s because of frequent player injuries.
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Mr. Motlow said old-timers recounted wild scenes that would unfold on weekend nights: "There were people everywhere," he said.
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He trained a few as a hobby, but mostly we were there to listen to the old-timers tell stories.
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These will be things like Road Warriors (only players playing away games that day) or Old Timers (only players over 30).
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Some old-timers wrung their hands to see a founding European principle jettisoned so easily, if only for one troublesome member.
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Industry old-timers laughed at this, but we stuck together, believing it would work, and committing to it until it did.
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Just listen to the old timers in the booth gush over him after he steers the ball to safety—good form.
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The direct-to-consumer space has some stand-out players, both in newcomers like Brooklinen and old-timers like Warby Parker.
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It was when he returned to Yankee Stadium for an Old-Timers' Day, not when he was a ball boy there.
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She&aposs working on what she called an "old-timers pack" for people who were around in Microsoft&aposs earlier days.
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In 1962, for example, when a reporter asked him to pose with Thomson at an old timers' day event, he refused.
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"I really would like to see a little bit more volume because we old-timers believe that volume equals validity," Cashin said.
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"For old-timers like me, till the day I die, my jaw will drop at the sight of this stuff," Thoman said.
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Drinking plastic cups of Jack Daniels in the parking lot under the relentless sun, old timers commiserated like survivors because they were.
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But instead they remain locked in the past, the subject of countless "Do you remember that one game…?" conversations between old-timers.
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Those opposed to the technology, a group predominantly made up of old-timers, felt officiating mistakes were part of the game's appeal.
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Head-to-head records also indicate that Mr Wawrinka is closer to this trio of old-timers than to the Big Four.
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A 60-year-old experimental sound installation, beloved by old-timers, is drawing a new community curious about the city's iconoclastic roots.
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New residents were arriving in the neighborhood and, like the old-timers, they were dismayed at what was happening in the building.
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It was Old-Timers' Day, which made 37-year-old C. C. Sabathia the appropriate choice to be the Yankees' starting pitcher.
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Since the Academy had not released a list of who would be demoted, old-timers looked at their IMDb pages and panicked.
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For decades, he was not invited to Old-Timers' Day at Yankee Stadium, supposedly for having written about Mickey Mantle's drinking habits.
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NOTES: The Yankees held their 71st Old-Timers' Day and former C Jorge Posada made his first appearance six years after retiring.
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Vance said some of the old timers he's worked with want nothing to do with the briefings for PTSD, or mental health.
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Typical of the old-timers is Lori Farrar, manager of Bonnie Lu's Country Café on East Ojai Avenue, the town's main thoroughfare.
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When those snotty relative old-timers tell you to enjoy your stay and then hit the road, they are kind of right.
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The French have cast aside the insipid and the showy, the sanguine and the sombre, old-timers on the left and the right.
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She also noticed the "old-timers" were always eating homemade sweets: cakes, cookies, and cheesecake, the latter of which Pulinario had never made.
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And it surprises old-timers like David Cochran and Reginald Atkins, who grew up in East New York as drugs flooded the neighborhood.
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And where Raw 1000 had its share of returning old-timers and legends for cameos, the 25th anniversary show was swimming in them.
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And there are sons and daughters and nephews of those old-timers who don't actually remember it, but who feel like they can.
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NOTES: The Yankees held their 70th annual Old Timers Day celebration with several members of the 1996 World Series championship team in attendance.
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They're a reminder that metal isn't gonna get constrained by old-timers (and the old at heart), no matter how hard they try.
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I lose interest on the back nine though and usually end up in the clubhouse drinking jars and yarning with the old timers.
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But for old-timers (like me), seeing Starscream look a lot more like this, rather than this awful mess, is a genuine relief.
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Early on, before Anthony's demise, an Escalade full of old-timers driven by Madea's nephew, Brian (Perry), is pulled over by the police.
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Stars A good old-timers' competition is like a time machine, giving fans a chance to see their favorites do their thing again.
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Larsen enjoyed fishing at a lake adjoining their home, but also appeared at autograph and memorabilia shows and attended Yankee old-timers' games.
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Whether or not they deserve to be dismissed as old-timers, America's Muslim thought leaders, be they spiritual or political, are certainly divided.
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LRM has already felled a forest of old-timers, including Benoît Hamon, the Socialists' defeated presidential candidate, and Jean-Christophe Cambadélis, the party leader.
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The old timers couldn't carry a territory anymore, being in their 40s and early 50s by the time the USWA got off the ground.
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Brazil's old-timers are discredited: after more than three years of the Lava Jato (car wash) corruption probe, 19853% of congressmen are under investigation.
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But for old-timers, neophytes, and casual flippers alike, I present it to you: 10 sterling stand-outs in a year chockfull of them.
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While this may seem like it should be a bygone relic of a mindset, it still exists, and not just among the old timers.
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Over the past few years, IT old-timers have started to accept open source as an excellent way to economically test, fail, and learn.
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Such old-timers are likely to have the greatest diversity of all, and the most valuable genetic treasure to pass on to future generations.
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Four of the old-timers—the experts who knew every leaf and branch and leaky pipe on the premises—had been nudged into retirement.
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This is a neat move on the part of intuitiveness, ensuring that CoD old-timers aren't about to be thrown by trigger-mapped acceleration.
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Lomasney accepted, enjoyed the event, and got another invitation this season: to play in the first Red Sox old-timers' game in 25 years.
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There are old-timers who won't touch a peach until after the Fourth of July, when they say the fruit is at its best.
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Since her parents died, it has been harder to find "the old-timers who do that stuff," Ms. Bresic said, referring to Eurovision parties.
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Those who are trying to revive dances by a dead founder will constantly face complaints by old-timers that the result looks inaccurate, inauthentic.
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No wonder he's drawn back again and again to the authenticity of the old-timers he meets in Harlem bars or at family funerals.
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"I love that I'm making something the old-timers in the mountains knew how to do, and bringing it to the city," he said.
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Who will care most: Twitter power users (including journalists!) Twitter old-timers Anyone who wants to use Twitter to monitor news events in real time
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It's a highly competitive field where players in their mid-20s are considered old timers, so you'd think they'd avoid easily avoidable, career-ending gaffes.
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Male and female students rarely sit together or walk around the school together without receiving disapproving frowns from clerics, old-timers and populist student leaders.
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As this year's version of Josh Allen, Lock will be the number one prospect football old-timers drool over for his size and arm strength.
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The Old Timers The main event and the co-main event were the least compelling match ups for most heading into this pay-per-view.
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"Old-timers like me look at it and get it," said Osborne, 51, a lanky, soft-spoken man who gives off a Mr. Rogers vibe.
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If the old-timers of Hollywood could look over the Coens' shoulders, I'm sure they'd be deeply confused, while seeing a little of themselves nonetheless.
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In addition to continuing to turn out for an "old-timers" league in Monrovia, Liberia's capital, he has been the chair of Liberia's Sports Commission.
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It used to be that Brazilian cards were stocked with old timers in their twilight years and local up and comers being fed easy victories.
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He remained a welcome and familiar face at Yankees' annual Old-Timers' Day celebrations in the decades following his playing career, which ended in 1967.
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Even the announcers—old-timers Dick Vitale and Brent Musburger; two longtime sports broadcasters who have seen some shit—couldn't think of a better game.
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He just has his own way of speaking … the whole Republican party is breaking up, and all of those fools and old timers are just despicable.
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Say hello to the Pen-F, Olympus's new mirrorless darling that has hipsters geeking out and old timers foaming at the mouth over its retro design.
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If I had to give it a time frame, I'd say our societal obsession with wireless technology started with radio, aka, "the wireless" to old timers.
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Yeah, I can't see some of the old-timers like George Martin trying to use an iPhone on a train as a way of producing music.
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The best part about the flashbacks is seeing old-timers Bonnie and Frank during their humble beginnings at the haunted house of Annalise Keating and Associates.
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A subplot in which Selina hires a grizzled recount expert (Martin Mull) echoes today's candidates enlisting old-timers who remember the arcane game of contested conventions.
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Even for old-timers, correct grammar and pronunciation can be a matter of dispute or guesswork since Hebrew is mostly written without "nikkud," or vowel signs.
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In prison, we shined because of, not despite, our circumstances, especially the presence of the "old-timers" who helped guide us to our coming-of-age.
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After he became a success in television, he was invited back for several Old-Timers' Days at Yankee Stadium to catch fly balls during batting practice.
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"We need the old timers to do the decent thing and begin to retire" – Laura Ingraham makes a case for term limits on Capitol Hill pic.twitter.
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" He said that if it was to be his last Old-Timers' Day, he would "start another baseball club, coaching up there, whenever they need me.
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To my ears the best performances are by old-timers; thanks to Willie Nelson's humility and Don Henley's arrogance, neither is intimidated by John's long shadow.
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The freshly dried concrete of Astor Square was bordered in flapping white banners, which, to some of us old timers, looked like white flags of surrender.
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And, whether Mr Juppé or Mr Sarkozy runs for president, her anti-establishment denunciation of the unchanging cast of political old-timers will ring all too true.
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He says, persuasively, that he can build a closer connection with voters in this diverse district than the underachieving establishment old-timers he is fighting to outdo.
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"You can't help but compare yourself against the old-timers," says Sheriff Ed Tom Bell in the opening of the Coen brothers' No Country for Old Men.
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Nostalrius' admins were trying to make WoW's storied legacy live on in something besides low resolution videos and stories from old timers like me in trade chat.
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The crowd skews young—though plenty of old-timers still hang around—and stays involved; the only food vendor on the premises is also the commissioner's wife.
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Topics of the day include a cornucopia of Knicks rumors, the shifting nature of the traditional center, and spiteful old timers and the mythology of hand-checking.
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That's well up even from the 2.4 million sites around in 1998, or the 17.1 million in the year 2000 (which we old-timers once called Y2K).
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Brooklyn too is changed: white hipster waiters with fulsome beards serving artisanal cocktails, black old-timers getting "We Buy Homes for Cash!" fliers jammed under their doors.
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The crowd of thousands that had gathered for the 56th annual Brownsville Old Timers Day in July had dwindled down to hundreds — it was nearly 11 p.m.
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Here, amid a great and glorious cacophony, both old-timers (like Wiseman) and newcomers — of various hues, beliefs and tongues — are busily, generously, making a better country.
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And if those old-timers haven't yet had the privilege of meeting Giannis Antetotkounmpo, they can always check him out in New Orleans during All-Star Weekend.
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Today it's the home of mostly progressive-leaning artisans and eccentric old-timers, surrounded by shuttered copper mines that once made the town the richest in the state.
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But Ledecky's remarkable range carries old-timers back further in time, to Meyer in the late 1960s and Shirley Babashoff in the first six years of the 1970s.
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Hawk's 188-seat dining area is plain, spacious and neighborly, attracting a mostly local clientele — large families, young couples and old-timers in cowboy hats and Western shirts.
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The crowd, which began to arrive not long after the band, included both young people looking to slam-dance and old-timers content to remain on the sides.
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There is a lot of positive nostalgia from the old-timers who miss those years, and I tell them the door is still open with Ed Rec 100.
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It's a compromise between proposals that would remove limitations entirely (thus making Twitter a low-rent Facebook) and the desire among some old-timers for nothing to change.
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Couples waltzed to a band of old-timers that opened the night, but the dance floor was too packed to move by the time Ms. Price went on.
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All this might remind old-timers of calls in the late 1960s and '70s to institutionalize a more diverse viewpoint, leading to the establishment of black studies departments.
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In 2017 Tencent made a video of old-timers rapping about their confusion over tech to encourage children to set their parents up with WeChat Helper, an app assistant.
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"That is fantastic news for the market given that old timers like me … value the transports as the best signs of the real strength in the economy," Cramer said.
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Some old-timers are back, but four events — and several nations — are making their debuts, Russians will march under a new flag, and Koreans will fly a unified one.
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What you need is someone with a sincere appreciation for show business to appease old-timers, with the sort of ironic detachment the kids are all about these days.
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The alumni game has become a standard part of any outdoor event, and typically sees a variety of old-timers return to lace them up for a former team.
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We also had the guidance and wisdom of several "old-timers" — prisoners decades older than us, some serving life sentences, who committed themselves to keeping us out of trouble.
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The Italian photographer Alessandro Cinque was curious about this small but not insignificant corner of the Italian diaspora, living there for a month to meet with the old-timers.
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"Old-timers say the one thing that's gotten worse, or changed, is how much noisier it's gotten," said Davyd Betchkal, an ecologist who works in Alaska for the division.
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Much of the drama centers on their conflict with Jamie (Micheal Ward), a young gang leader who has little interest in allowing the relative old-timers to resume business.
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The kidnapping and murder of the 7-year-old -- and the failure to solve the crime over five decades -- is a source of sadness and frustration for Sycamore's old timers.
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Old-timers in Brussels lament the lack of vision among today's crop of leaders, as if a transplanted Kohl, Mitterrand or Delors would be enough to restore Europe to health.
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Brooklyn residents were closing down the 56th annual Old Timers Day, which brings current and former neighborhood residents together, when a barrage of bullets descended upon the busy Brownsville street.
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Carefully, in dozens of boxes stacked in his house and garage, he preserved handwritten stories of the old-timers and photographs, captioned in pencil, of their worn, proud, haunted faces.
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Police sources told the New York Post that the shooting that broke out at the "Old Timers Day" party in Brownsville may have been a drunken fight between gang members.
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Old-timers will remember my first-ever post on TC was when I camped out at the only store in the U.S. to have the Apple Watch on launch day.
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Japan's Rizin proudly markets itself as the successor to PRIDE, by letting many of the old timers from that promotion which has been defunct for a decade suffer horrific beatings.
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By 2012, only a few old-timers remained, including Ms. Bowman, who, through a lucky break, had renewed her 10-year lease in 2002, just before the street took off.
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The Monkeys had fans ranging from excited teenagers to re-energised old timers, but while some were impassioned and others overzealous, a really good chunk were just proper angry pissheads.
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He took the scythe in his hands and demonstrated how old-timers used them, in particular in the higher mountains where vast fields of wheat, barley and other cereals are grown.
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He was only one of many old-timers to be swept aside during this campaign, among them Nicolas Sarkozy (a former president), Alain Juppé and Manuel Valls (two former prime ministers).
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In fact, they shout down even the veterans of the Republican Party for their "disloyalty" if these old timers don't fall in step with the prevailing moods of the far right.
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Pretty soon there won't be anything left of the old days except memories of the old timers, and the reactionary safety regulations put into effect due to previous workers goof-ups.
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Ultimately, it was left to the current manager, Terry Collins, to state the obvious: that comparisons between the old-timers and the newcomers were a futile exercise and not particularly relevant.
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At present bare-knuckle boxing promotions seem to be no different to the many kickboxing ones out there—they scoop up old timers and use what remains of their name power.
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Frye had one of the most memorable bouts in PRIDE with Ken Shamrock—not for the in ring action but for the intensity of the rivalry between the two old timers.
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When it comes to album releases, the old generation's old-timers are less constant than the over-excited youngsters capable of releasing at least two projects per year, but they resist.
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The Yankees have a long history of inviting former players and coaches to spring training as camp instructors, allowing the current players to establish a deeper bond with the old-timers.
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The police had come looking for him on Wednesday, but Ms. Alexander said the investigators had not told her they believed he was one of the shooters at Old Timers Day.
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Late in July, one man was killed and 11 other people were injured when at least two gunmen opened fire during the 56th annual Old Timers Day block party in Brooklyn.
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Lyle attended 15 straight Old-Timers' Day games, then only one in the last 17 years — mainly because he was busy with the Patriots as manager and now as manager emeritus.
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Stottlemyre had torn up invitations to the Yankees' Old-Timers' Days for two decades in anger over what he considered the bad faith the team showed by releasing him in 1975.
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But it seems fitting that this man who was once thought as almost superhuman is suffering from the same delusions that all old timers in all combat sports do at some point.
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The park teemed with summer life — basketball on the blacktops, splashing in the pool, joggers on the track, old-timers playing cards on chipped picnic tables, teenagers lounging on the jungle gym.
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They moved the music venue there, but Greg became disillusioned with the growing rift between the neighborhood's mostly black, working-class old-timers and the incursion of punks, who were mostly white.
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One of the guilty pleasures of any fight writer is cracking wise about "old timers" and then being forced to eat crow if they can turn back the clock for one night.
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It really does have that classic 16-bit feel, with levels that spread out like Sonic 2's did, each one stuffed with secrets and several Easter eggs for the old-timers.
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Graig Nettles once observed that Old Timers Day with the Yankees was Joe DiMaggio and Mickey Mantle, whereas with the Padres it was Nate Colbert trying to sell you a used car.
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Still, Sanders is the single most liberal member of the Senate, according to GovTrack, and old-timers remember what happened to Barry Goldwater on the right and George McGovern on the left.
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Considering that the World Wide Web, as we old-timers used to call it, started with about 250 websites back in 294, it's fair to say the web has seen explosive growth.
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There was a time when skeptical old-timers derided bottled water as little more than a marketer's trick to lure consumers into paying for a liquid that should cost next to nothing.
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Climate change, in this scenario, had more in common with gentrification than with a natural disaster: a ceaseless upheaval of familiar spaces that left old-timers shaking their heads, then kept accelerating.
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"We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Don Larsen, who remained a welcome & familiar face at our annual Old-Timers' Day celebrations," the NY Yankees announced in a statement.
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The Last Race puts across the filmmaker's affectionate impressions of the track, through overhead conversations between foul-mouthed old-timers and dreamy shots of beat-up old automobiles roaring across the weary asphalt.
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A few more big names added themselves to that list in the later years of K-1 such as Semmy Schilt and Badr Hari, but many of the old timers hung around forever.
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"It's not like how it was before, when boxers fought for fame and saw money as the second thing," he says, echoing the same sentiment I've heard from other Muay Thai old-timers.
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The old-timers telling stories in the coffee shop are acting out familiar roles, as are the members of the City Council and the participants in a solemn ritual at the Masonic temple.
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Holohan, who started as a clerk for a sales agent of heating parts, gleaned all that he could from old newspapers and books, learning what the old-timers had taken to the grave.
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The album features old-timers like the violinist Joe Venuti, and Mr. Redbone fits right in, scatting and mumbling his way through Tin Pan Alley fare like "My Walking Stick," by Irving Berlin.
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He was there in 1939 at the Gehrig farewell that doubled as a 1927 Yankees reunion, some old timers' events, and, at age 85, he came out to throw that ceremonial first pitch.
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" Low told me that when the Chinese troops moved to the border, people began to think in existential terms: "Old-timers who have been here more than a decade talked of finally leaving Korea.
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That means Lesnar probably wins at WrestleMania, leaving the mythical "rub" a younger wrestler could get from beating Goldberg beyond reach, but that feels OK in the semi-alternate universe these old-timers inhabit.
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Many of the older captains were schooled in all phases of the trade by hands-on apprenticeships under salty old-timers dating back to the company's beginnings in the late 1940s, Mr. Kaufman said.
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What old-timers like Mr Bindhammer, a multiple world-cup finalist who has repeated some of the world's toughest rock climbs, and Mr Bishton lack in raw power they make up for in cunning.
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Stottlemyre made his last visit to Yankee Stadium in June 2015, when the Yankees surprised him by dedicating a Monument Park plaque in his honor when he attended their annual Old-Timers' Day gathering.
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For the ever growing group of fans who yearn for a bygone era of mixed martial arts, the card is headlined and co-headlined by three old timers: Fedor Emelianenko, Chael Sonnen and Wanderlei Silva.
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With the help of allies in the unions he encouraged supporters to sign up to vote, bringing in idealistic middle-class youngsters and the sort of socialist old-timers who had quit under Mr Blair.
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There were American indie stars, WWE stars, New Japan stars, old-timers, up and comers, and it looked like more fun and more meaningful than just WWE screwing up two hours of its big show.
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Word of mouth and appearances in music videos by artists including Sam Hunt and Margo Price bring in the occasional gaggle of new locals, but according to Trina, they're often better behaved than the old-timers.
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The Dominican Republic, on the other hand, came into the WBC with a huge, gold, plantain-shaped sense of national pride and boasted legendary (and surprisingly) old timers like Robinson Cano, Adrian Beltre, and Jose Bautista.
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AUGUSTA, Georgia (Reuters) - Tom Watson struck a blow for the old timers and Jack Nicklaus's 15-year-old grandson and caddie capped a rollicking, fun-filled U.S. Masters Par-423 Contest with an ace on Wednesday.
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Still, Ms. Howell said, newcomers, who include Chinese, Orthodox Jewish and Russian buyers from other parts of Brooklyn, seem as intent on making sure their facades are maintained and grass mowed as the old-timers were.
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I ask a couple of old-timers if they have any tips for me, and they both give me the basic spiel, pointing out in the program where it says which horse has the best odds.
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With the 45-year-old Matt Kenseth and the 43-year-old Dale Earnhardt Jr. planning to step aside after this season, Harvick and the seven-time champ Jimmie Johnson, 42, will be the old-timers.
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Watching old timers bulge over their shorts as you know hundreds of their fans are hoping for a one night return to the form of a decade ago is tragic, but it is a promotional mainstay.
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Patsy's home turf, Pennyfield, is a working-class neighborhood rife with old-timers, kids playing soccer with makeshift balls, cockfights, dance parties, zinc roofs and wire fences that mean the neighbors always know each other's business.
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"When I started working for him full time 26 years ago, I was McSorley's first female bartender and a little nervous going in — wondering what the old-timers would say or think," his daughter Teresa said.
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A baseball old-timers' league that was founded in Florida in 1989 and that featured stars like Vida Blue, Bobby Bonds, Dock Ellis, Fergie Jenkins, Dave Kingman and Graig Nettles lasted a season and a half.
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"We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Don Larsen, who remained a welcome and familiar face at our annual Old-Timers' Day celebrations in the decades following his playing career," the Yankees said.
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Its virtual disappearance since has made it seem like an abstraction, one of those common experiences of yesteryear that old-timers think kids today are too coddled to abide, like schoolyard fistfights, helmetless cycling, and child labor.
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On Baseball One man in pinstripes hit a home run on Sunday at Yankee Stadium: Hideki Matsui, who belted a David Cone pitch into the second deck inside the right-field foul pole on Old-Timers' Day.
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That's the place where you'll find a lot of those old timers who have been here, and the bar next to it Kibitz Room is one of the last dive-y sort of places in this neighborhood.
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"There's a very strong movement toward creating an independent, creative internet, whether it's old-timers who idealize the old web or younger people who are creeped out by the dominance of the major social networks," he said.
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The Times published a series of articles about the club's annual dinner — "Old-Timers, Irked by Recent Storm Claims, Call On Expert" ran one 1948 headline — before it finally closed up shop sometime in the late 1960s.
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Looking at the crowd of queer families, Oakland old-timers, and some young gay kids, it seems that Mistry has successfully created a queer restaurant for the modern era—a warm embrace of community, comfort, and delicious food.
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"The old-timers would tell me that during the Depression, there were signs on banks that said, 'No Dogs, No Cabdrivers,' and that taxi drivers had to save nickels and dimes to buy their medallions," Mr. Pollack recalled.
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Although young guns like Eaton are flush with cash now, old-timers know that lobsters no longer thrive in warming waters to the south, and they've heard the talk about how fast the Gulf of Maine is warming.
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For Istiklal's old-timers there is, always, the allure of nostalgia for a time when no one would think of stepping onto Istiklal without being dressed in their finest, men in suits and women in dresses and hats.
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The most compelling came from people who had little or no prior knowledge of the thylacine, and yet described, just as old-timers had, an awkward gait and a thick, stiff tail that seemed fused to the spine.
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But a new wave of point-and-click titles are challenging the idea that adventure and narrative games are strictly retro genres, exclusively destined to appeal to old-timers who still get misty eyed remembering their yellowed Amigas.
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Yes there were some old men wheezing, and yes there were some obviously 'enhanced' athletes, but there was also a good amount of high level mixed martial arts on show from both the old timers and the young guns.
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On the eleventh of April 2008 the co-founder of the UFC, Bob Meyrowytz launched his groundbreaking new take on MMA with a one night heavyweight tournament and a couple of supposed super fights between busted up old timers.
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"We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Don Larsen, who remained a welcome and familiar face at our annual Old-Timers' Day celebrations in the decades following his playing career," the Yankees said in a statement.
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"It is a little discomforting to old timers like me to see you make brand new record highs — multiple record highs — and see the hanging around ten, " speaking about the "fear gauge" that serves as a barometer of market fear.
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UFC 190 played on Rousey's star power to match her against a no name opponent, Bethe Correia, atop a card of old timers with few relevant or interesting fights and it still sold well above most UFC events ever will.
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Tourists leave on the advice of the Weather Channel, new island residents that have never experienced a hurricane wring their hands, servers and bartenders grouse about the loss of business, old timers recount stories of past hurricanes like a badge of honor.
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He cruises past ailing old timers like Dan Henderson and Vitor Belfort, but when he was put in with Lyoto Machida in 2014 he was bewildered on the feet, and then Ronaldo 'Jacare' Souza suffocated him on the ground in the same year.
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It's interesting to see new bands citing Tribulation as an influence alongside old-timers like Mercyful Fate and Killing Joke, but that's exactly what Eerie—the latest supergroup to emerge from the fertile, sun-scorched bosom of Tee Pee Records—is doing.
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But that was not enough to prevent the Yankees from banishing Gossage from two of his most cherished rituals: working as a spring training instructor and participating in Old-Timers' Day, which is Sunday, when the Yankees play the Tampa Bay Rays.
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Many of the old-timers and plenty of the newcomers keep shop along a 75-mile-stretch of Interstate 82 between Yakima and the Tri-Cities (where Pasco, Richland and Kennewick prosper at the confluence of the Yakima, Snake and Columbia Rivers).
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Petropavlovsk uncannily resembles a small, overlooked city in the American West, with its old-timers praising the way things used to be, its restless youth dreaming of metropolitan glamour and escape, and the neighboring Indian reservation an object of disdain and official neglect.
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"I cannot remember, and old-timers, as they say, cannot remember, when was the last time in Russia that so many people attended demonstrations in different cities," said Georgy Alburov, the deputy head of the Anti-Corruption Foundation, started by Mr. Navalny.
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The old-timers will tell you the same cranky thing, that the style of wrestling which preceded the late 90s WWF/WCW/ECW boom was slow for a reason: you could not do the dives, broken tables, and all the rest night after night.
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When I hear of all the gun violence on Chicago's South Side, for instance, I can't help wondering what would happen if Illinois's many reformed old-timers, who hail from those neighborhoods, were granted parole with a mission of working to reduce the violence.
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Still, the question of what caused the crash of the two 737s and whether Boeing engineers bear any responsibility has been a near-constant topic of conversation — along with questions about a company that has changed significantly since many old-timers around town worked there.
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"Old-timers like me remember the 40-year span during which Democrats maintained control of the House through a coalition of liberals, moderates and even a few conservatives," Gary Jacobson, a political scientist at the University of California-San Diego, recalled in an email.
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Today, downtown Livingston manages to feel at once preserved in amber and incredibly vibrant, a mix of old-timers, young families, retirees, hippies, former church members, recreation guides, and hundreds who take the daily bus to work at the East Boulder Mine, 38 miles out of town.
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"We're joining the barnyard," said Michele Simon, a public health lawyer and food policy advocate who is founding the new group, which is starting out with 23 companies including old-timers like Tofurky and newcomers like New Wave Foods that all make protein products from plants.
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When Frank Castronovo and Frank Falcinelli, friends since childhood, opened their first Brooklyn restaurant together in 2004, cooking simple Italian fare from behind the induction burners of the narrow kitchen, you could still see old-timers in the neighborhood walking home with lard bread from Italian bakeries.
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The Yankees have invited him to Old-Timers' Day on June 25, though a club official said there was no specific ceremony yet scheduled to honor Lyle or the 43th anniversary of the team that broke a 15-year title drought and brought Steinbrenner his first championship.
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As a very small child, hanging round the fire and the mysterious sweat lodges, he had heard the stories of four of these old-timers—including his maternal step-grandfather, White Man Runs Him—and relived the massacre of the blundering blue-uniformed soldiers through their ancient eyes.
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Commendable as it sounded, the idea of giving individual priests more leeway in judging pastoral situations could also contain risks, Father McDonagh thought; in Ireland, for example, the country's (relatively few) young priests were often more conservative, and more inclined to enforce rules rigidly, than old-timers like himself.
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In the Republican camp alone, that includes stalwart free market conservatives, Trump loyalists, the pro-business party establishment, members from states that have benefited from Obamacare's Medicaid expansion, old-timers who have been in Congress forever, and a fair number of members representing states or districts Hillary Clinton won.
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Formerly vibrant industrial cities across the Midwest and Northeast today present a landscape of high unemployment and opioid addiction — stagnant communities of old-timers in the shadow of rusting industrial hulks, angry at a political system that has ignored them and at an economy that has left them behind.
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The Yankees saw a season-high eight-game winning streak stopped, taking their first loss since June 14 on a day when legendary closer Mariano Rivera made his debut at Old-Timers' Day by pitching and hitting an inside-the-park homer in the four-inning exhibition game.
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He got off to a promising start, beating Kevin Lee who is now a top ten lightweight, but after that it was as though the UFC wanted to push Iaquinta—giving him some old timers with name value to knock out—and he still bit the hand that fed him.
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These writers and industry boosters are on the constant look-out for a respectable form of country music, something they can point to when outsiders claim that contemporary country is radioactive seepage—one reason why Nashville Scene's annual "Country Music Critics Poll" tends to dominated by indie artists and old-timers.
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He plays regularly, and although he never played professionally outside the former Yugoslavia, once an international powerhouse in the sport, he showed good game on a court in St. Petersburg last summer when he joined a veterans' team, led by the Russian former NBA star Andrei Kirilenko, against Moscow old-timers.
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Credit...Kemal Jufri for The New York Times Role: Zipper operator at PT. Fajarindo Faliman Zipper, which focuses largely on in-house brands Where: Tangerang, Indonesia "Most of my co-workers and I are all old-timers," said Ms. Rumsinah, who has been working at the same factory for 26 years.
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A lot of new players might be discovering Pokémon's main series for the first time, too, thanks to Pokémon Go, and basically Sun and Moon provide a very good jumping off point, having done away with some of the more head-scratching mechanics of the series that old-timers take for granted.
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In brief spurts, it worked, as with Samoa Joe and Kurt Angle's feuds, but mostly the old-timers would strut around, disparaging WWE (though only rarely by name), and nothing would come of it except for 200 people in a stadium oohing and ahhing at the imagined transgressions of pro-wrestling etiquette.
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It should have been the best grapefruit I'd ever eaten: a Duncan freshly picked from an old tree (which produces the sweetest fruit), free of insecticides (its skin mottled by a mite that old-timers say makes it sweeter still) and perched beneath live oaks that had enriched the sandy Florida soil.
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They rely on some common domestic-comedy situations and characters — the grumpy old-timers, the underachieving kids, the farcical family mix-ups, et cetera — and they do rely on the idea that no matter our color, creed, sexuality, physical abilities, or social class, we all share a lot of the same joys and heartbreaks.
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Old-timers used to urge younger Greeks to buy property to avoid losing savings as they did in frequent currency devaluations — or in the monster inflation during the Axis occupation in World War II. Parents felt duty-bound to help their children acquire homes or leave them property as the only possible hedge against hardship.
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I'm willing to bet you didn't recognize seven of the names on the list of the ten youngest Bundesliga players of all time, and it's not because they're all old-timers—Jürgen Friedl, a keeper who made his debut for Eintracht Frankfurt in the 1970s, is the only one who didn't play in the modern era.
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Then, in no particular order, Billy Martin did a lot of Billy Martin things and got fired; there were days when retired coach Chris Chambliss was activated (he struck out in his only at-bat) and pitcher Rick Rhoden was the DH; Jay Buhner was traded for Ken Phelps; and my car was stolen at Old Timers Day.
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The smaller stories in each year's Rumble—the surprise returns, the old-timers, and the possibility of WWE's recently poached New Japan Pro Wrestling madmen making their debuts—are usually fun but always secondary to the rhythm of the title chase One thing that all wrestling fans know going in is that Reigns won't live up to that responsibility.
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Arts | Long Island As a teenage trumpeter who loved jazz, Tom Manuel would visit the Dunton Inn, a local spot in East Patchogue where a group of old-timers — some of whom had played alongside Tommy Dorsey, Harry James and Louis Armstrong — would let the untried kid from Lake Ronkonkoma sit in during weekly jam sessions.
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Lewis colorized his story a bit by casting the scouts as a bunch of Don Zimmer-y old-timers who spit tobacco juice and say things like "I can see this guy in somebody's pen throwing aspirin tablets someday" (meaning he throws hard) and "This kid wears a large pair of underwear" (meaning his body is wrong for baseball).
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As the two came into a clinch, I appreciated the referee encouraging them to fight out of it—whenever I return to boxing after so long covering MMA and studying the fights of old timers like Henry Armstrong and Archie Moore, it saddens me when referees call a break at the first sign of the fighters' heads touching.
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"Old-timers used to cook it all day on Christmas Eve, then put the pot on the back porch, go to midnight Mass, come home, have a sandwich and go to bed," said Daniel Raley, a retired county commissioner whose family used to run a small grocery store in Ridge, Md., that specialized in stuffed ham.
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Officials with a direct lineage to those founders, who claim to be the republic's rightful heirs, have experienced a resurgence under Mr. Xi. The term "Plebeians" refers to officials without significant pre-1949 revolutionary pedigrees who rose to the top of the ruling hierarchy or were catapulted there after Mao and later Deng Xiaoping marginalized old-timers.
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Trump employed Dion to perform at Mar-a-Lago to show off to Palm Beach old timers that despised him, and J. Randy Taraborrelli reports in his definitive biography Michael Jackson: The Magic, the Madness, the Whole Story that Jackson and his first wife, Elvis' sole child Lisa Marie Presley, consummated their relationship at Trump's Palm Beach resort.
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Over time, the Islamic customs introduced by Muhammad merged with Christianity until only vestiges remained: 19th-century graves arranged to face Mecca, an heirloom prayer carpet now used as a window shade, or how, to this day, some old-timers go to church and sit with men on one side and women on the other, as if in a mosque.
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"The bill still doesn't consider relief that would give many old-timers who've been languishing in prison for years, who don't have serious criminal history, or for that matter, who've been programming and have exemplary conduct while in prison," 52-year-old Dennis Crosby, who's doing 25 years for racketeering and murder charges at FCI Otisville in New York, told VICE via email.
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While the political arena needs some fresh faces and demands many fresh ideas, there are entry points more appropriate than the governor's mansion — the House of Representatives, for example, where the number of players and the availability of mentorship argue for a mix of newbies and old-timers and for a gallery of backgrounds both inside and outside of politics.
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"This is the first APPEC we've had since the suspension of the oil export ban in the United States There was a number of people I hadn't seen in 30 years, old timers from Texas and the U.S. Gulf; they're out here looking for buyers," said John Driscoll, director of JTD Energy Services in Singapore, speaking about a large industry gathering earlier this month.
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What we're dealing with here, with these old timers, the lads and lasses who were chomping on Pink Panthers like they were Polo mints back when raves were free and fun and the 1994 Criminal Justice and Public Order Act was yet to be signed, are people who lived through the storied glory days, but swore off the hard stuff as soon as child rearing reared into view.
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Still, the Kitty Genovese story remains familiar to nearly everyone here, from old-timers who can recall her and the crime to younger residents who are familiar with the case from current manifestations such as "The Witness," a documentary about Ms. Genovese's brother, Bill, by the filmmaker James Solomon, which opens in New York in June, or from the HBO series "Girls," which included the murder in the plot of a recent episode.
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