But an owner who wants to buy and support the TNR of yesteryear is buying into a market that makes it much harder for the TNR of yesteryear to thrive.
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"Yesteryear," a 1973 episode of Star Trek: The Animated Series.
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But the decorous, gentle equilibrium of yesteryear was also nonsensical.
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As they say on the silver screens of yesteryear: Fin.
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In its details, it doesn't represent small towns of yesteryear.
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Just one Bolton speech of yesteryear makes that abundantly clear.
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For others, it may represent a delightful retreat to yesteryear.
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Demographers now admit that the overpopulation alarmism of yesteryear was misplaced.
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It's time to upgrade from the oranges and candy of yesteryear.
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Ahead, find 12 scarring food stories of yesteryear from R29 staffers.
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West also started sharing images of famous Hollywood couples from yesteryear.
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This month, it's all about the classic summer blockbusters of yesteryear.
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Still, today's oversensitivity is vastly preferable to the segregation of yesteryear.
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The firm is far more integrated even than carmakers of yesteryear.
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That's a far cry from the 5 percent THC of yesteryear.
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Her earlier bright and sharply contrasting hues become relics of yesteryear.
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In fact, it's impressive when compared with the police photofits of yesteryear.
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It would thus become a bit like the al-Qaeda of yesteryear.
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Animated films from yesteryear are back in theaters with a digital makeover.
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"My wife's mentality is such that she lives in yesteryear," he said.
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But he still had a soft spot for the NASCAR of yesteryear.
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There is an urgent need to reform a system designed for yesteryear.
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It's about time Miss America lets the "beauty pageant" days of yesteryear go.
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If any of this occurs, the landslides of yesteryear might just happen again.
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They're reminiscent of the regular old foil-wrapped milk chocolate coins of yesteryear.
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Unlike the radio-controlled RadioShack robots of yesteryear, MekaMon costs a hefty $329.
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But to many Clinton allies, it felt like a tepid tactic from yesteryear.
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The fund has been instrumental in cleaning up the messes of mining yesteryear.
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Building codes written with the storms of yesteryear in mind are spottily enforced.
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Remember those heady days of yesteryear when everything was going to be 3D?
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However, Diop's reengagement with yesteryear also comes with a bit of ironic humor.
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They're neither the pop-star pieces of yesteryear nor too simplified to recognize.
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But Ramdev's operation is a far cry from the ascetic ashrams of yesteryear.
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Yet again, the nonconformist rebels of yesteryear become the standard-setters of today.
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That flat look is associated with the traditional HDR bracketing algorithms of yesteryear.
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The musing Trump of yesteryear is the Trump voter of our present predicament.
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Many of these are different from the buttoned-down business graduates of yesteryear.
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The point is not to lionize the imperfect, unequal electoral systems of yesteryear.
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Jada Pinkett Smith is not just a Hollywood mom of yesteryear filling her time.
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Portrayal of Guilt represents the bridge between modern screamo and the scene of yesteryear.
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The keys are even designed to mimic the tactile feel of typewriters from yesteryear.
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"If you can have a legacy that's a good one, why call that yesteryear?"
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Ahead, we've rounded up 19 options defying the hemline and silhouette rules of yesteryear.
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I'm not someone that's going to like cling on for dear life to yesteryear.
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Unlike the airing cupboard experiments of yesteryear however, it's producing some extremely drinkable results.
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They are second-generation Schwarzeneggers, contemporary iterations of the chicken-legged meatheads of yesteryear.
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But now, reliving yesteryear is more of a distant dream than an actual reality.
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The idea of allowing partners to use Microsoft software made total sense in yesteryear.
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Not everyone who comes to Pebble Beach cares to unearth the stories of yesteryear.
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And they go well beyond traditional sleep masks (which in Korea are so yesteryear).
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It's refreshing, then, to see how expressive many Oscars looks from yesteryear could be.
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He doesn't want any problems with the outlaws of yesteryear or the present day.
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As with floors, the highly polished stone of yesteryear has, well, lost its shine.
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So, how do the Ghostbusters of today shape up against the boys of yesteryear?
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That is just as well, for other hopes of yesteryear are proving slow to materialise.
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All at once, it seems, the enfant terrible of yesteryear is a grand older man.
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At their best, they can feel like the music genius record store clerks of yesteryear.
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This isn't the first time a music playing device of yesteryear has made a comeback.
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Right and left, democracies and autocracies, all are harking back to the glories of yesteryear.
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The Belgians cling to the comforting maxims of yesteryear just as events render them obsolete.
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If you feel comfortable doing so, strike up a conversation with these ghosts of yesteryear.
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The man was bending low for a backhand, and his form evoked something of yesteryear.
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Those left behind stew in the acrid juices of "cultural loss" and pine for yesteryear.
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You're in a diner from yesteryear, sliding onto a stool at a long Formica counter.
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That's what the stirring images nominated for the 2020 World Press Photo Contest captured yesteryear.
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The new Buck is able to do things onscreen that Bucks of yesteryear could not.
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St. Barts New Year's Eve parties of yesteryear have enjoyed performances by Prince and Beyonce.
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Patient, forgiving, and consistent, he is the perfect antithesis to the Jake Ryans of yesteryear.
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They belong to the world of independent sites of yesteryear—and, I hope, of tomorrow.
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Which is what makes the Love Gods of 2015 so unique to their yesteryear heartthrob counterparts.
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How do we relearn the level of craft that perverts of yesteryear had at their fingertips?
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Click on to choose your own form of homage to the nutty-fruity nosh of yesteryear.
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Hom said the app is a nod to the "sensationalistic, pulp noir tabloid headlines" of yesteryear.
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According to the shampoo commercials of yesteryear, the mark of a good cleanser is its lather.
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Suburban areas, in other words, no longer resemble the Leave It to Beaver landscape of yesteryear.
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Swope's Cars of Yesteryear Museum in Elizabethtown, Kentucky, is an ideal destination for a rainy day.
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A result is that romantic, pastoral images of farming from yesteryear are far from representing reality.
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"The concept of a stoner or a stoner image is something that's yesteryear," the CEO said.
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The trio poured intention into the many nods to yesteryear that I hear on the album.
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In an era of blatantly computerized pop, "Let's Rock" flaunts basics from yesteryear: guitars, drums, vocals.
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Then to summon up the names of yesteryear— Yardley's April Violets; Morny White Heather; Lenthéric Tweed!
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S. relationship of yesteryear was one where Turkey was the junior partner in a western alliance.
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Compared to the unexpected Kanye performance and #CapeGate of yesteryear, the main events were pretty uneventful.
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Songs like the Skepta-featuring "Money Right" are fashioned for the grime heads clawing for yesteryear.
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Beyond that, Brazil's armed forces of yesteryear are a poor fit to combat the threats of tomorrow.
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With the Olympics just around the corner, everyone is feeling nostalgic about their favorite Olympians from yesteryear.
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A startling discovery was recently made at a branch of Churchill&aposs favorite tailor shop from yesteryear.
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And, much like the child movie-stars of yesteryear, these idols are not seeing all the profits.
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We're at a moment in time where the most exciting computing devices of yesteryear have gotten good.
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But before you're reminded of those boring clip-on tassels of yesteryear, these are anything but subtle.
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The RC cars of yesteryear worked fine on flat surfaces like your driveway or cul-de-sac.
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Instead, there is a constant need to make equivalence between young talents and the icons of yesteryear.
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Volkswagen took the wraps off the Budd-e, a little electric van that evokes Microbuses of yesteryear.
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That's why critics remain useful, not as the Pauline Kael-style dictators of yesteryear but as explainers.
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It's what the young urban professionals of yesteryear would want me to do, I reasoned with myself.
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These trendy dolls are the hipper, younger sister of toys of yesteryear, like Bratz and Polly Pocket.
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Like YG's songs, Buddy's music is full of small homages to the Los Angeles sounds of yesteryear.
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At least Tory Burch is clear on her portfolio: society of yesteryear, democratized and "athleisured" for today.
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It's worth noting, though, that the most jolting song here is the one least preoccupied with yesteryear.
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Like plasma TVs of yesteryear, OLED panels also carry the potential for "burn-in" in extreme situations.
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That allows for a step back to compare today with yesterday and yesteryear, seeking patterns and parallels.
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In his studio, he reassembled the faces, but they were composites, some from yesterday, some from yesteryear.
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Like those butchers of yesteryear, Mr Putin and Mr Xi are brought together by a shared adversary, America.
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"Flip back to the Razr days of yesteryear and get ready for the future," the video description reads.
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Many teams—like Li's—try to get an edge through hacks handed down from clever coders of yesteryear.
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Just when you though the mobile operating system flame wars of yesteryear had at last subsided, think again.
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AMONG THE compensations of ageing is the right to bore youngsters with stories of the prices of yesteryear.
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So you've groomed your facial hair, chopped that topknot from yesteryear and finally started moisturizing like a gentleman.
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Neither can WWE just stick the title on one of their mediocre favorites from yesteryear, like Randy Orton.
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But don't forget the insults the candidates of yesteryear have contributed to the Debate Insult Hall of Fame.
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Appearing on yesterday's episode of 'The MMA Hour' Sonnen declared interest in a few big names from yesteryear.
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The pencils and paper tablets of yesteryear have given way to the pixels and electronic tablets of today.
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He has nothing more to prove, but it's nice to keep the skills of yesteryear polished and oiled.
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Adidas and Nike have cashed in on the recent retro trend, selling yesteryear favorites Superstars and Air Jordans.
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He foresees a return to the Rust Belt smokestacks and the high-paying steel manufacturing jobs of yesteryear.
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Today, we're reminiscing on the experiences of yesteryear that look completely different now that smartphones have "ruined" them.
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Just like the dessert trends of yesteryear, the eclair boom is expected to spread across the country quickly.
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Keep reading for a look at how the American "wartime economy" of yesteryear is taking hold in 2020.
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Unlike some of the largest companies of yesteryear, they don't have a lot of factories or capital equipment.
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Where are the Nerudas of yesteryear, ready to launch ships like poems to defend the right to happiness?
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Considering the soundscapes of yesteryear, one man is offering us his mixtapes from the history of audio recordings.
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Nostalgia for yesteryear, and even an ancient past, keeps us at bay from the politics of the present.
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He hung his famous image from yesteryear in his office with the words "Nothing Comes Easy" written below.
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Like the migrant farmworkers of yesteryear who followed the crops, the hurricane workers move from disaster to disaster.
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That gives us the illusion of stability — that today's political divisions cut roughly the same lines as yesteryear.
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But the Democratic and Republican Parties of today are not like the Democratic and Republican Parties of yesteryear.
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At around 6,000 square feet, the store is smaller than the classic Toys R Us store of yesteryear.
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"With the pixel/low polygon graphics of yesteryear, the old TV monitors helped gloss over many imperfections," he says.
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Like the cinemascope films of yesteryear the soundtracks swell and burst, carrying the audience along for an emotional ride.
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But Daytona's beaches have changed, he said: They are urban and crowded, no longer the rural idyll of yesteryear.
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"There are many scary diseases of yesteryear, as we say, that could come out of the woodwork," Schaffner said.
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Many of the best analysts of yesteryear work for funds that invest in companies (thus becoming "buy-side" analysts).
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Gulliver wishes that manufacturers were instead working to make 33-inch pitches feel like the 35 inches of yesteryear.
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But hopefully, we'll be able to discuss those in past-tense, just like the all-white shows of yesteryear.
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There are, however, common threads tying the youth of today to the youth of yesteryear, namely the prom song.
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In other words, they have to compete, so the multi-million dollar price tags of yesteryear are long gone.
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But as I look around today, I find myself yearning for a bit more of the friction of yesteryear.
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Now we have phones with 4G lasting for as long as two days without resembling the bricks of yesteryear.
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And if there's one thing the entertainment industry loves to provide, it's eerie dramas set in days of yesteryear.
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Target fans (or anyone with nostalgia for those handy shower caddies of yesteryear) this one is definitely for you.
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On the digital eShop, a wealth of Game Boy, Game Boy Color, Game Gear(!) and NES releases from yesteryear.
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It's a specific sound, heralded by a specific person, from a very specific time and trend of yesteryear—i.
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And Britain's contradictory clinging to notions of a noble yesteryear even as it erases the evidence of its past.
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It basically looks exactly like the arcade game of yesteryear, including the wood cabinet, illuminated marquee, accents, and more.
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Yesteryear is a steady source of ideas and moods, and heritage brands use it as both foothold and foundation.
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Like games of yesteryear, there are no ads, no in-app purchases, and it doesn't need an internet connection.
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Teachers can even use this technology to create "smart lesson plans," rather than the traditional stoic plans of yesteryear.
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In the United States, children of the immigrants of yesteryear always blame newcomers for taking jobs and increasing crime.
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His latest project, an ongoing series called NeoWave, is a beautiful exploration of the sci-fi aesthetics of yesteryear.
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This might allow us to preserve the best part of yesteryear without throwing out Siri with the bath water.
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Today, cable television networks and the internet are much more lightly regulated than the broadcast media giants of yesteryear.
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Unlike in yesteryear, when there were three nightly newscasts and two local newspapers, the media today is fragmented, competitive, algorithmic.
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Other brands of yesteryear were found tucked inside the booths of lesser known electronics firms who had licensed the brand.
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Braff refused to close the door on a Scrubs revival, citing Netflix's penchant for bringing back the shows of yesteryear.
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Dust off your tech from yesteryear – old-school devices like iPods, Walkmans and Gameboys are fetching hundreds of pounds online.
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We can only imagine what we'll uncover about other iconic characters of yesteryear as we continue to grow into adulthood.
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Think back, if you can, to the long gone yesteryear of February, when Trump threw a bizarre impromptu press conference.
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Here, Donohue shares with BuzzFeed News a selection of his photographs and his perspective on the disappearing culture of yesteryear.
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Join the instant camera craze with your own Fujifilm Instax Mini 7S camera and revive those Polaroid vibes of yesteryear.
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A state-funded stadium opened in 1992 that cost an estimated $214 million was already a useless vestige of yesteryear.
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The Greek Presidential Guard — also known as the Evzones — still wear the uniform of an elite Greek soldier from yesteryear.
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It's weird and somehow even more depressing than the sitcom-turned-bloodbath that set the internet aflame quite literally yesteryear.
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So an obituary — which in many respects retells the news of yesteryear — is going to recall controversies, as it should.
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This year's invite inspired conjecture on what the colorful visual riff on the rainbow Apple logo of yesteryear might suggest.
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Malls of yesteryear tended to be over-the-top in their design, and some mall food courts were no different.
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The movement is also acutely image-conscious, seeing the burning crosses, swastikas and language of yesteryear as impediments to recruitment.
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Its worth noting that in this race there are basically two flavors of progressivism and a call back to yesteryear.
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As the entertainment industrial complex manufactures celebrities on seemingly a daily basis, cultural icons of yesteryear fade into society's collective memory.
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When we started to scour the internet for celebrity roles of yesteryear, we realized we'd forgotten about a lot of them.
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This marks a dramatic shift from the not-at-all-made-up-for-the-sake-of-trend-pieces styles of yesteryear.
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In "Yesteryear," there's a rare subtlety to the way William Shatner and Nimoy approach their roles as Kirk and Spock, respectively.
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Of course, it's not that voters in the past have been swayed by any erudite greatness of our candidates of yesteryear.
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And on the next hole, the par-three 16th, he delighted the fans with a taste of his magic of yesteryear.
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"The provision of this detailed information acts as the proverbial smoke-filled room of the cartels of yesteryear," the complaint said.
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Pelley did not draw the nightly audience of yesteryear when 30 million would faithfully tune in every night to watch Cronkite.
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But when you get a good batch, the OneStep Plus is the closest you'll get to that vintage Polaroid of yesteryear.
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The multifunction steering wheel is the sort of thing that never would have been seen on the work trucks of yesteryear.
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It should be no surprise that back in my college dorm room of yesteryear, things weren't headed in any particular direction.
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Bratty, boisterous, and full of teenage angst, these kids are a living and breathing monument to the classic hardcore of yesteryear.
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If nothing more, it will at least serve as a reminder to inhabitants of yesteryear of what London once looked like.
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Bad Bunny, the most modern — and sometimes postmodern — of the current generation of Latin pop stars, is finding grounding in yesteryear.
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Starting price: $8,700 Why it's here: The Triumph Bonneville Street Twin is a modern take on the British classics of yesteryear.
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And they all wear them under their skirts and dresses when they compete, as opposed to the frilly underpants of yesteryear.
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His fascination with yesteryear is even more intense than his and other designers' more common flirtations with the present pop culture.
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Like the movie stars of yesteryear, we see in the characters what we project onto them, but reality is more elusive.
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Hints of yesteryear remain, however, including a few discreet brothels identified only by bold red street numbers next to their doorways.
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We expect college freshmen to feel at least as comfortable with self-expression as the burbling bloggers and writers of yesteryear.
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Fournette does not offer a lot in the passing game, but he is a throwback to the power runners of yesteryear.
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That mandate, though still guiding new acquisitions, has devolved from evangelical avant-gardism to the preservation of multitudinous brainstorms of yesteryear.
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Like "Springsteen on Broadway," it presents a rebel rock hero of yesteryear as an unexpectedly comforting, philosophical father figure for today.
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The show may have been relatable to adolescents of yesteryear, but much of that relatability would be lost on today's teens.
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"Everyone in the state was proud to have her as an ambassador," seconded a prominent Volunteer athlete of yesteryear, football's Peyton Manning.
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The Air of yesteryear was practically all battery: It had a 54Wh cell, while the new one only has a 49.9Wh cell.
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We can go back to the technologies of yesteryear, but truth be told, you can do that less expensively someplace else. Right.
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I always thought those large manufacturing facilities dotting the landscape of China and other industrialized nations were like computer mainframes of yesteryear.
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Do you get misty-eyed thinking about the iconic couples of yesteryear (Johnny Depp and Winona Ryder; Gwyneth Paltrow and Brad Pitt)?
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In entries of yesteryear, whether a newly founded outpost or infrastructure-rich metropolis, a city only occupied a single square or hex.
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Welcome to your palm pilot: a foreign device of yesteryear that was once the trendiest item to buy at Office Max. 5.
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It might be strange to think that the pumpkin latte-sipping Lululemon-wearing Katy Perry fan of yesteryear now experiments with witchcraft.
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Mailed to customers, it's reminiscent like the toy catalogs of yesteryear, with entire sections dedicated to LEGO, board games, and plush toys.
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Well, we've rounded up 10 items that will take you down memory lane and straight back into your whimsical digs of yesteryear.
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Luckily, people of yesteryear didn't have as much technology available to them, which automatically lowered the stakes of their demonstrations of love.
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He highlights islands of success of yesteryear, in an era when racial discrimination was at its worst and blacks were much poorer.
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These newer works feel more unsettling, as Webb isn't directing his criticism at people of yesteryear—he's focusing it squarely on us.
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Any further drama that ensues at this year's Republican affair will still pale in comparison with the rows and splits of yesteryear.
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If the posters of today still had the look of those of yesteryear, would they still get tagged and trolled as often?
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Consider the Dodgers of yesteryear: if Darvish had pitched well in either or both of his starts, the Dodgers might have won.
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New screen sizes could appeal to people who miss smaller iPhones of yesteryear and people who want an almost tablet-like experience.
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Mr. Taylor's range of musical choices likewise grew: from the 17th century to commissions, from Haydn to the popular music of yesteryear.
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At each banquette, as starlets of yesteryear gazed from their photographs on the walnut walls, he found himself in the same discussion.
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But above all, they're far more comfortable than their yesteryear counterparts — and they've taken design cues from the shoes used by runners.
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Sometimes it's good to take a trip down memory lane, to gambol through "what was," to traipse among the lilies of yesteryear.
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Now, it's easier to find room in our hearts to love all three (though I almost miss the civil wars of yesteryear).
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As precious metals continue to trend in piercing culture, jewelry is becoming more customizable than the mass-produced stainless steel of yesteryear.
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Public records show that American idols of yesteryear like Hank Aaron, Magic Johnson and Billie Jean King have made campaign donations to her.
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The main difference is the Sport's design relies on a nice pop of color—sort of like the Baby-G watches of yesteryear.
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Eventually, the platform fanboy wars of yesteryear could be a distant memory, replaced by numerous streaming subscription services that make traditional consoles irrelevant.
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At just 8.8 ounces, the VaporMax is strides ahead of the bulky Air Max shoes of yesteryear but still delivers the legendary bounce.
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This year, we watched as some of our favorite gadgets found a new home in a casket filled with the technology of yesteryear.
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Our brown bags of yesteryear are the kind of thing we left behind long ago, along with glitter gel pens and slap bracelets.
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Instead, they're another step toward unifying much of the company's lineup under the Galaxy brand, and away from the Gear branding of yesteryear.
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Nonetheless, while today's liberals might take solace in such setbacks, those of yesteryear would still be aghast at the current strength of populism.
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While kids of yesteryear would've relied on whoopie cushions, armpits, or maybe even putty for their fart noises, children these days have apps.
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According to National Health Services Scotland (NHS), the downward trend of yesteryear may have only been a blip on the nation's drinking radar.
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At the intersection of yesteryear and cutting-edge technology, the Tivoo boasts a ton of swanky features in one charming piece of gadgetry.
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Two beat-up Reliant Rialtos in the studio served as reminders of the Robin Reliant abuse we've seen in Top Gears of yesteryear.
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They have been learning rola bola and club juggling, tightrope and trapeze, ostensibly to become "complete performers"—initiates into the stagecrafts of yesteryear.
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These days, even the male equestrians, surely the most fully attired of all Olympians, favor skintight breeches over the flapping jodhpurs of yesteryear.
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The active engagement of yesteryear depicted in the hallowed halls of one of our national museums was something to observe, not to touch.
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Iconic airliners from yesteryear including the Boeing 747 and McDonnell Douglas DC-9 line the taxiways and parking areas of the isolated airfield.
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The aircraft of yesteryear can be found lining its parking spaces including the Boeing 747, McDonnell Douglas DC-9, and Lockheed L-1011.
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We're simply convinced that we have to have a set of rules that reflect the marketplace of 2017, not the marketplace of yesteryear.
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Center, Georgia (international) A 2158-footer who is listed at 2159 pounds, Bitadze has the look of the big-bodied centers of yesteryear.
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They harken back to the glory days of water beds, but modern technology makes them more comfortable than the water beds of yesteryear.
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Tennis players in the modern era trend taller than the players of yesteryear, even compared to those of 15 and 220 years ago.
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Curiously, although the warring factions of yesteryear are detailed, there is no mention of the current Syrian regime, of Russian missiles or Isis.
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Yes, phone booths: They may be reminiscent of a yesteryear largely confined to the movies, but they are now back for public use.
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Dinny, in his seventies, mentioned a great of yesteryear, Pete Bostwick, whose father had a heart attack while playing polo at seventy-two.
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She somehow outlasted the expiry of the sex symbols of yesteryear, indulging in the immortality of her very literal and extensive body of work.
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Others may adopt a wait-and-see attitude, hoping that the current storms will pass and that the heady globalisation of yesteryear will return.
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This abuse of memory sets the soundtrack for Brexit Britain: a pseudo-sincere yearning for yesteryear, looking back in anger through rose-tinted glasses.
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Based on Bloomberg's descriptions, these feature ideas may not actually be entirely new, but instead a revival of tech from the phones of yesteryear.
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But they also nostalgically yearned for the appearances of yesteryear, from the likes of One Direction to Justin Bieber, Selena Gomez, and Demi Lovato.
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Developments like live streaming, social media and more have made the stars of today more relatable and more easily reachable than those of yesteryear.
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The presumable explanation for the fight's genesis has to do with Japanese promoters' penchant for putting the spotlight on the local heroes of yesteryear.
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Now under new ownership, the electronics chain of yesteryear is preparing for a relaunch online, at its own retail shops and through franchise locations.
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The most fascinating and disturbing moments in the series are the ones that don't feel like glimpses into yesteryear but mirrors of the present.
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It's true that beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but it's due time for those rigid standards of yesteryear to be expanded.
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Peggs emphasized that, just as researchers from yesteryear did not ban cars from the road, he is not seeking to banish guns from homes.
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The 2015 fight was an outright dud not fit for TV, and a do-over means boxing continues to focus on its yesteryear athletes.
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Friends, acquaintances, and lonely people on nearby barstools are starting to look at me funny while I wholeheartedly defend stray Christmas songs of yesteryear.
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Bronze's yesteryear aura, after all, is hard to escape: Just the mention of the word calls to mind Victorian snuff boxes or Sumerian artifacts.
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So, once, did Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, who, in this version of yesteryear, just did standard-looking rock-band-playing-their-instruments stuff.
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As is the message: Obama spoke of building a high-tech economy for the future; Trump vows to bring back the jobs of yesteryear.
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At the same time, he said also corporate practices of yesteryear that helped even the economic playing field, such as profit-sharing, have faded.
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Augusta National is still Coke country, although, in keeping with a Roberts edict of yesteryear, no brand names are visible at the concession stands.
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The experiment began with Birchbox, a provider of curated boxes of beauty products that rose to prominence amid the subscription box hype of yesteryear.
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Plenty of people will fondly remember visiting Yellowstone National Park in an RV with mom and dad as the classic American vacation of yesteryear.
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The key is turning idle sales associates into personal shoppers who can provide the high-touch, well-informed, personalized and customer-friendly experience of yesteryear.
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The iPhone X was and is a showcase—a clean break from the iPhones of yesteryear, that acknowledges its past while looking towards the future.
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" The album includes a total of 10 songs, with eight being classics of yesteryear such as "Silent Night" and "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas.
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Looking at the two 5-inch Pixels, the one from yesteryear and the one from today, I see as many similarities as I do differences.
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Unless you're driving around a small town in New England, the term is more often used in reference to rhetoric of yesteryear for nostalgia sake.
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It is the stuff of history books, of yesteryear, of scratchy black-and-white TV, of that newspaper which was already faded in my youth.
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Looking at players this way—as products of their own time, with corresponding on-court production—helps correct for the "funny money" stats of yesteryear.
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The debates over Plasco's collapse have raged in the same hundred page forum threads and YouTube comment sections as the 9/11 arguments of yesteryear.
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Buffer overflows and dangling pointers lead to catastrophic security holes, again and again and again, just like yesteryear, just like all the years of yore.
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Referring to somebody as a spinster or "confirmed bachelor" was a coy implication of queerness, but it's also a signpost for the childfree of yesteryear.
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It was perfectly rational (in WWE terms) for Bayley to turn on Banks after years of torment which mostly looked like passé cattiness of yesteryear.
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Pashteen sees the military's alleged actions as tactics of yesteryear and says they are proving less and less effective in the age of new media.
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Howling at the moon about free digital services and pining away for the exclusive content cartels of yesteryear are not the way to get there.
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The chat, autograph, and take-a-picture show is a hoary tradition in pro wrestling, one which buoys the stars of yesteryear during tough times.
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If "Reboot of nostalgic TV show canceled after beloved star of yesteryear is racist on Twitter" isn't a 2018 headline, we don't know what is.
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The (literal) knock down, drag out fights of yesteryear have been replaced by... Snooki being mortified that ants have gathered on some pizza left outside.
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This isn't always healthy, and it can lead us to be regressive, relying so much on the art of yesteryear that we forget to innovate.
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What it wants restored never existed, but is instead a fanciful rendering of some self-consoling yesteryear; that is, after all, the seduction of nostalgia.
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Honoring the music of the now via the judgment of the creators of yesteryear is a disaster in waiting, an almost certain guarantee of misrepresentation.
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He indicates that he won't wind up trapped by a cloud vendor the same way companies of yesteryear were trapped by a old-school software.
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Parent company Tru Kids plans to open 10 Toys R Us locations in 2020, but they'll be smaller than the enormous toy stores of yesteryear.
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Working in a psychedelic folk template, "Across Yesteryear" sounds like a despondent goodbye addressed nowhere in particular, diffusing through the sonic field like a fog.
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But they are a far cry from the Silicon Valley start-ups of yesteryear, which invented and enabled microprocessors, personal computers, the internet and mobile computing.
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Our writers have produced six essays on the great liberal thinkers of yesteryear, from libertarians such as Robert Nozick to interventionists such as John Maynard Keynes.
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And in so doing, allowed him to now reach out to a whole new audience that might have resisted the more erratically arranged lights of yesteryear?
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Stop-motion animation masters PES made an ode to those games of yesteryear by recreating them with totally random objects like steaks and cupcakes and beetles.
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Their championship seasons were so yesteryear that both teams traveled by train, in part because major league baseball had yet to expand west of St. Louis.
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Her film comeback was in "Won Ton Ton, the Dog Who Saved Hollywood" (1976), a badly reviewed comedy whose cast included dozens of stars of yesteryear.
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Its exes are everywhere, though approaching any of them would require a new humility, as the Britain of yesteryear wasn't a particularly modest or accommodating suitor.
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According to Forbes, analysts predict the wearable tech industry will hit $14 billion this year, a far cry from the flimsy step counters of the yesteryear.
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By the time I was 10, I had bid farewell to the lanky child of yesteryear and embraced a slightly more fleshed-out version of myself.
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Customers want something that's more sophisticated than the routers of yesteryear, too, given how much more advanced tech has grown in other aspects of their lives.
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And unlike the skinheads of yesteryear, this group of memelords and shitposters don't even have a set of IRL touchstones to help them forge their identity.
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Her rich and vibrant circular tableaus bring new meaning to a realm of artistry that recalls parlor needlepoint done by aristocratic daughters and wives of yesteryear.
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The opposite of the million-dollar mainframes of yesteryear, and a precursor to modern cloud computing, distributed systems split computing workloads across multiple smaller, cheaper computers.
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Visitors to DC can also take a candlelight tour of various historic homes to see how Americans of yesteryear decorated their stately homes for the holidays.
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The checkbooks of yesteryear are deceased, making it a little bit more difficult to see the bigger picture and a little bit easier to spend frivolously.
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Like so many battles of yesteryear, both sides arrive to this current field of conflict carrying a weight of historic grievances, armed with today's political imperatives.
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Got to give credit where it's due: the kids these days are committed not just to the hip new memes, but also to the memes of yesteryear.
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But to fully understand how the socialite of yesteryear evolved to its current Kardashian incarnation, you have to understand where the tradition — and the word — comes from.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Milan's fashion elite strolled down an elegant street in "Rome" on Thursday, sporting subtle and elegant creations that recalled the timeless movie scenes of yesteryear.
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Sure, modern hijinks are fairly tame compared to the potentially fatal and mean-spirited 'jokes' of yesteryear—but this is one tradition that could do without branding.
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The Tang of yesteryear is gone from space missions, and with that departure has come the introduction of fresh food and improved ready-made meals in space.
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The kids of yesteryear sloped about in Slipknot hoodies and studded Low Life belts, hoping their teenage years would whirl by with zero to little fuss. Now?
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The mystique of yesteryear was gone, with a poor product on the ice, and it took a long time to build the fan base back up again.
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And how that stacks up against the advances of yesteryear is the great question of whether an era of innovation remains underway, or has slowed way down.
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The golfers of yesteryear were drawn from a far smaller pool of competitors than today's professionals are, and did not benefit from modern training, equipment and groundskeeping.
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Much like the Warriors of today, the Bulls of yesteryear were cruising along until they lost two of their final four home games of the regular season.
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The 31-year-old may not possess the same pace of yesteryear but Nagatomo's wealth of top-flight European experience could be crucial at the World Cup.
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The plane was incredibly comfortable compared with just about every other jet serving the 100-seat market, including the Bombardier CRJs and the Embraer RJs of yesteryear.
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Most of those tweaks are the addition of stars of yesteryear, forever in their primes, never aging and eternal—many of the traditional additions are long deceased.
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Instead, by tapping into these tracks' raw emotional vulnerability and giving them new backbones, they've been able to create music that simultaneously sounds like yesteryear and now.
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A cursory Google search of the Young Lords will produce a slew of black-and-white images that hark back to the prototypical male revolutionaries of yesteryear.
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On the wall above you are wide-screen TVs and a stylized mural of ancient Iraq, so that you can compare today's catastrophes with those of yesteryear.
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Many of these labels are now pinning their dreams of the profits of yesteryear to these spinning plastic disks that sell at higher prices for nostalgic value.
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Alabama's Tua Tagovailoa, the Heisman Trophy runner-up and a postseason hero of yesteryear, had just four interceptions in 321 pass attempts this season entering Monday's game.
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For Powell fans of yesteryear, she offers more; finally we learn just how closely his life is mirrored in "Dance," as Powell himself referred to his work.
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There is no comparison between the Taiwanese system of yesteryear — a 40 percent uninsured rate and the risk of financial catastrophe — and the one that exists today.
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Partly as a result of that, the European industries are manufacturing the products of yesteryear, and relying on American and Chinese service sector, information and telecommunication technologies.
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They didn't look as if they had copied a best dress from yesteryear, nor did they look like fashion aspirants who had just stepped off the runway.
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Director Jon Woo gave us a classic showdown (or face-off, if you will) between good guy and bad guy, reminiscent of the spaghetti westerns of yesteryear.
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Though the jewel-encrusted unitard she wore to sing "Shallow," which hinted at some of the looks of yesteryear, made me miss the more jaw-dropping moments.
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It's at places like Sam's Town Point where you can begin to cotton on to what the fuss over the Austin of yesteryear has always been about.
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But with the conversation about menstruation ever on the bloody increase, at least we're making some strides away from the animal shed and opium derivatives of yesteryear.
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So, in that spirit, let's take a look at the Halloween ads of yesteryear to see what corporations will resort to when it comes to peddling junk food.
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Yearn for the Windy City of yesteryear below with "Face the Truth" as you wait for the release of the whole EP on Crosstown Rebels on April 1.
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But far from shrinking from the task, the liberal thinkers of yesteryear would have rolled up their sleeves and got down to making the world a better place.
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"I don't think that we should expect any new president in America to go back to, as I said, the yesteryear days when things were different," Turki said.
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The firm's fans include many car-industry bigwigs, who presumably relish the raw driving experience of yesteryear to take their mind off running companies facing so many problems.
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Yesteryear will be on full display at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance, the foie gras-filled gathering that attracts many of the loveliest classic cars on the planet.
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Akash takes it up, and one evening at the restaurant, he runs into Pramod Sinha (David Dhawan) a yesteryear Bollywood star who now runs a real estate business.
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Not only was she surrounded by vast wealth, her family didn't even have the sort of public spirit that supposedly animated the great WASP families of America's yesteryear.
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Computers have become vastly more complex than 1803- and 16-bit machines of yesteryear, which had the advantage of being much simpler to program than their modern descendants.
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Between the fading of the gimmick, the sentimental tendency to force heels of yesteryear into babyface status, and repeated wellness violations, Orton turned into obviously disinterested, aimless filler.
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Hollywood loves nothing more than digging up the great movies and TV of yesteryear and—for better or, usually, way worse—trying to raise them from the dead.
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Rangers goalie Henrik Lundqvist, whose No. 30 will surely take its place above the Garden ice one day, said he had enjoyed visiting with the greats of yesteryear.
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Tom Hardy was in L.A. this week promoting his new TV show ... but all he wanted to talk about were mutant dogs and the great superheroes of yesteryear.
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Natural borns, according to her, are like the Beyoncés of the sideshow—people born with physical anomalies that, in the traveling sideshows of yesteryear, rendered them curious spectacles.
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The simple, text-heavy interface reminded me of the bulletin board systems of yesteryear, but with the added strangeness of knowing the network was generated in Laufer's leg.
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Another, "Snow from Yesteryear," by Irina Korina of Russia, is an assemblage of giant inflatable sculptures subverting the national pride Austria feels in the beauty of its landscape.
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Today, Perkins Act spending is comprised largely of a per capita allocation supporting far too many programs that prepare students for low-wage occupations – the jobs of yesteryear.
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The shadowy photography, fedora-clad detectives, and innocent-man-wrongly-accused elements place Gattaca not in the future, but the past, recalling the great films noir of yesteryear.
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While it may be easy to slip into a kind of dangerous daydream of the better days of yesteryear — "when people still bought books" — you shouldn't do that.
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And because the digital user interface isn't meant to be a copy of its analog counterpart from yesteryear, the team also decided that it could play with more colors.
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As a prominent example, the researchers pointed to the Ripper malware attacks of yesteryear, in which 12.29 million baht (about $346,000 USD) was stolen from 21 ATMs in Thailand.
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While Kim of yesteryear was all about more is more opulence and barely there fashions, 2017 has heralded in a very different, demure look for the reality TV star.
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Click here to view original GIFMovie CG gets better every year, and that's bad news for the blockbusters of yesteryear which have a tendency to age really, really poorly.
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There's a good amount of downtime in the game, which gives teens time to chat with each other and creates a virtual substitute for the hangout spots of yesteryear.
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Calling antagonists—particularly white nationalist antagonists—"trolls" in 2017, and furthermore linking these "trolls" to the trolls of yesteryear, overwrites the fracture that always existed within early trolling subculture.
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At the Grammys, she made a political statement with her white pantsuit (a nod to Hillary Clinton) and white picket fence (a reference to the American dream of yesteryear).
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But look at them as flags planted from yesteryear, artifacts that show a way of being we may recognize less and less as we pave an uncertain path forward.
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In the past couple of years, we've seen the resurgence of things we've enjoyed from yesteryear — Polaroids, turntables and vinyl records, the Nokia 3310, heck, even bell-bottom jeans.
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Even now, in the midst of the relatable revolution in fashion and beauty, Moss retains some of the unattainable and aspirational essence that made her the model of yesteryear.
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Christmas is the season of overindulgence, so what better time to listen to the greatest emo songs of yesteryear mashed up with all the fattest singles from this one?
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The Motorola of yesteryear defined its niche by offering cheaper, more customizable phones that might have been smaller in size and specs, but also addressed people's real everyday needs.
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In the face of this army of the "n-word," do those who wish it would go the way of the ethnic slurs of yesteryear really have a chance?
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Quickly, it becomes a Hits of Yesteryear club night with "Sweet Child O' Mine" blending into "Sweet Dreams" and "Seven Nation Army," complete with a soccer-style chant-along.
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Now the iconic American brand is back with an all-new challenger designed to resemble the iconic GT40 of yesteryear – albeit only for GT class honours this time around.
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But reading the room, there was a clear sense of longing for Ms. Ferretti's romantic and womanly gowns of yesteryear, a niche in which she outshines almost all others.
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The Dell XPS 13 of yesteryear had great specs and a beautiful display with ultra-thin bezels on all sides — except the bottom, where the bezel was absolutely huge.
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The album bridges the hardcore generational gap between modern acts like Defeater and the beloved heavy hitters of yesteryear like The Blood Brothers, Refused, Botch, and Since by Man.
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Assured of an audience, the Grammys of yesteryear often presented classical music and jazz — non-popular genres — that have disappeared from more current, metrics-driven iterations of the awards.
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She's clearly channeling a pitch perfect David Bowie with this Grammys outfit, but it also harkens back to the some of the singer's more outlandish, show-stopping ensembles of yesteryear.
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In "The Soul-Crushing Student Essay," Scott Korb writes: … We expect college freshmen to feel at least as comfortable with self-expression as the burbling bloggers and writers of yesteryear.
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Image: ScreenshotPixel devices get you to the front of the queue for new versions of Android, just as it did if you got one of the Nexus phones of yesteryear.
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The foot patrol officer of yesteryear can positively affect a whole neighborhood in a way that officers shielded inside radio cars or involved solely in making arrests can never accomplish.
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If antibiotic doses are not increased to provide the MIC in the ever larger adults there is going to be a bacterial pandemic not unlike the black plague of yesteryear.
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Album Review Not long ago it was possible to peg Ryley Walker as a pastiche agent, a fingerstyle guitarist and singer-songwriter with a taste for revivalist modes of yesteryear.
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The dusty trails of yesteryear are heavily patrolled highways lined with garish motels, fast-food eateries and discount stores that suggest a boulevard in hell that stretches to the horizon.
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It's completely void of irony and kitsch, but they do use ingredients, recipes, and cooking techniques of yesteryear to showcase all of the intersecting lines that make up Canadian cuisine.
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"Hell on an Angel" is his first full-length album, and it's produced by Dave Cobb, Nashville's reigning titan of matching the textures of yesteryear to the melodies of today.
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New multinationals are less capital-intensive than the manufacturing giants of yesteryear — a firm like Facebook needs less money to start and expand than one producing heavy machinery or cement.
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But in this era of instant gratification, she's a throwback to yesteryear, only showing up when the lights are brightest, when the stage is biggest, when the stakes are highest.
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The stretch of Roosevelt Avenue that extends through Corona, Jackson Heights and Woodside in Queens has been likened to Times Square of yesteryear, when it was an epicenter of vice.
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Apostles of innovation compare people who are calling for banning facial recognition to the naysayers of yesteryear whose anxieties about new technologies ranging from the automobile to photography proved unfounded.
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It's about whether the illiberalism of today is really worse than the illiberalism of yesteryear, and whether the critiques of the campus left accurately describe anyone who holds real power.
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The careless optimism that once characterized A Bronx Tale has been soured by a renewed awareness that the overt racism it explores is not a safely conquered injustice of yesteryear.
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This cocktail is inspired by the classic Mai Tai, the iconic yet controversial tiki drink of yesteryear, with slightly more bitter notes from Ramazotti and a bit of raw cacao.
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But the oceans of yesteryear really were more plentiful than they are today, and a new analysis of 240 year-old nautical charts hints at just how dramatically things have changed.
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Only about 500 films have been actually analyzed so far, with modern techniques giving far more accurate readings of the explosions than the nuclear physicists of yesteryear were able to muster.
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And while perfume trends have become decidedly more sophisticated as of late, a lot of the mists that are rolling out for fall share similarities with our favorite notes of yesteryear.
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Operating experience is something that almost every European VC firm likes to talk up these days, as the region's venture capital industry tries to shed its investment banker image of yesteryear.
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It is the first time they have subverted the pop formula and actually created something that rivals the classic pop songs of yesteryear from places like AG Cook's beloved Cheiron Studios.
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In tabloid high jinks of yesteryear, a private eye might hope to get a snapshot outside a celebrity's bungalow, but he or she could hardly hope to get a "dick pic".
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Finally, companies have begun to recognize a long overlooked opportunity to develop a next-generation router that looks sleek and is far more user-friendly than the networking hardware of yesteryear.
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Some officers have theorized "hairbag" comes from the way the wool uniforms of yesteryear — the "bag" in police slang — would pill with age, creating a hairy, or at least fuzzy, appearance.
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A new generation of millennial entrepreneurs is correcting what the big banks and colleges got wrong by turning the aggressive marketing tactics of yesteryear into an "education first, sales second" perspective.
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"People have said that the work has a yesteryear feel to it, so to think of how it resonates in today's cultural climate is interesting, too," Fernandez tells The Creators Project.
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But the conservative war on toilets—or the war on behalf of the toilets of yesteryear—both predates Trump and lines up with a surprisingly large chunk of Trumpian grievance politics.
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A few prime examples: We've seen the copious amount of self-tanner and razored scene kid hair of yesteryear slowly transform into the perfectly contoured complexions and textured pixies we treasure today.
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As a member of that party, do you feel like a party of yesteryear is no longer the party today, and as a result we you are losing crucial blocks of support?
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Repeated chargingImage: Alex Cranz/GizmodoThis is another area where modern handsets are much better than phones of yesteryear—when it was best to drain a phone as much as possible between charges.
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It's clear that August's startup origins have it focused on the 'smart' part of the smart lock equation first, rather than something that's an afterthought to an electronic deadbolt design of yesteryear.
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Over the course of her relatively short three-year modeling career, Kendall Jenner has already garnered comparisons to some of the great catwalk stars of yesteryear who stomped the runway before her.
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HTC, whose mobile handsets ruled the smartphone world of yesteryear, is working with an adviser to examine some pretty significant "strategic options" as it aims to find a path forward, Bloomberg reports.
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Simmons' newfound feminism isn't paying dividends But Simmons still isn't quite comfortable on TV, and he all-too-frequently leans on exhausted pop culture references and jokes about the celebutantes of yesteryear.
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Trump has revived the ghosts of yesteryear with a focus on Bill Clinton's behavior - reframed to resonate with a generation too young to remember the scandal over his relationship with Monica Lewinsky.
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A popular FM station disgorging the Boomer rock hits of yesteryear calls itself Hippie Radio 94.5; one of its sponsors is a smoke shop that incessantly hawks glass pipes and detox kits.
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Commemorations of the revolutionary hope of yesteryear, achieved through a violent insurrection of unelected militants, will coincide with the consecration of today's authoritarian promise, secured at the ballot box through democratic means.
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It starts with Patisserie Lolita, decorated with hanging lamps in the shape of red cherries, and reaches up to Slovenian House, which has embraced the traditional polka-dotted coffee pots of yesteryear.
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One of the contributing factors for the fall from grace of Yahoo messenger, the most popular IM service of yesteryear, was its inability to deal with the spam unleashed by its bots.
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With its perfect mix of talent from yesteryear and young, hungry up-and-comers, TNA seemed poised to make a real push at WWE's top spot, à la WCW in the 1990s.
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When I think back on the Oscars of yesteryear, I remember moments, not minutes: a speech that surprises, a musical performance that connects, an unplanned line that becomes a part of history.
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Mar-a-Lago is not short on amenities: It offers a spa and a salon and popular sports of yesteryear like bridge (classes are offered by "a certified master instructor") and croquet.
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The propane cannons of yesteryear are still in use, but now they're networked and can be fired remotely—either from a laptop or by tuning a field radio to a specific frequency.
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She takes visual delight in humanity's primal — and complicated — relationship to water, whether it's a summer of yesteryear, a warm day yet to come or simply cool relief on a hot day.
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But again, seemingly strong institutions will be tested if this extreme-right candidate — he favors torture, gay "re-education" and the military regime of yesteryear — continues to place second in most polls.
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This is, for the most part, a straightforward, conventional work that is not above plying the clichés of scientific breakthrough dramas of yesteryear, right down to a "eureka" moment of unexpected inspiration.
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The yesteryear Marvel "Kingpin" shared a likened DNA, uniting the Capone-mobster obsessions of the 60s—Bald head, white suit, cigar in hand—with the superhero exploits of both Spiderman and the Daredevil.
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Of course multi-window multitasking isn't ideal, but you can get quite a lot on the screen at once — it's a vast improvement over the 10-inch 3993 x 600 netbooks of yesteryear.
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Prosthetic limbs have come a long way from the heavy, solid hands and legs of yesteryear, but it's still difficult to pack a range of motion into them without complex or bulky machinery.
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He's spent part of career lovingly photographing the machines of yesteryear, from the giant mainframes of the '50s and '60s to the first wave of personal computers in the late '70s and '80s.
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The MIDs and UMPCs of yesteryear were aimed at the same usage scenarios as the phablets and pro tablets of today — but they were compromised and premature, and therefore rejected by the market.
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Starting this year, the NBA split up the All-Star vote among fans (50 percent), media (25 percent) and the players themselves (25 percent)—as opposed to the fan-heavy formats of yesteryear.
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As Bellator have proved with the likes of their matchups pitting Ken Shamrock vs Royce Gracie, there are still enormous amounts of people that tune in to see the stars of yesteryear compete.
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Rappers currently at the height of their careers, like A$AP Rocky and Kanye West, share the pages with legends of yesteryear, like Tupac Shakur, Biggie Smalls, and Wu Tang's Ol' Dirty Bastard.
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In a sneak peek at this week's Dating Naked that was first revealed by Entertainment Weekly, the sexagenarian tries to woo Natalie, 24, with some expert squirt gun marksmanship and tales of yesteryear.
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The Kochs both immediately named "cock" as the current favorite way to describe male genitalia within the genre, the charmingly self-censored "members" and "organs" of yesteryear are in short supply these days.
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Internet one-upsmanship is a definitively 21st-century art form, but "everything" carries a hint of yesteryear — a whiff of the hot air that once swirled through medicine-show tents and carnival grounds.
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Billy Miller, a rock 'n' roll archivist and collector whose record label, Norton, gave new life to forgotten rockabilly artists and garage bands of yesteryear, died on Sunday at his home in Brooklyn.
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He keeps telling us that he can predict the future, and he keeps telling himself that Kushner can juggle more than even the most seasoned, brilliant White House aides of yesteryear pulled off.
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Though "Mary Toft; Or, The Rabbit Queen" offers much that speaks to our own slippery times, it's neither philosophy posing as a story nor a patronizing sneer at those gullible folk of yesteryear.
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Fontana was the one who came up with Spock's childhood history revealed in "Yesteryear," an episode in Star Trek: The Animated Series, on which she was both the story editor and associate producer.
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He believes the US can still successfully fight the wars of yesteryear — World War-style conflicts — but hasn't yet mastered how to win wars against insurgents, which are smaller fights against groups within countries.
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While some people view PayPal as the digital payments platform of yesteryear, they often don't recognize that PayPal owns Braintree, the mobile payments system that powers scores of apps, ranging from Uber to Airbnb.
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"The only health effects that we know of are danger signs, so for people to continue to market alkaline water — they're really as bad as the snake oil salesmen of yesteryear," Dr. Fenton said.
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Though technology, film techniques and modern design has changed, there's a reason that many of the traditional aesthetics of the mystery genre of yesteryear have stuck around: They're the basic design elements of intrigue.
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During a two-day celebration of Cinnamon Toast Crunch, General Mills constructed a huge box of cereal and an accompanying super-sized milk carton, staying in the vein of the roadside sights of yesteryear.
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But that the sun today is ever colder Than were the splendid suns of yesteryear Is not a good thing for as you get older Each year you love the sunshine more and more.
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"The abandoned railroad tracks and factories of yesteryear are common threads throughout North Jersey, and being able to access these spots was something I never experienced before growing up in Kansas City," Taylor said.
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Perusing the rather tame offerings in the pristine space, it became clear that the boutique is pure promotion — not the channel's venture into the market void left by the tawdry sex shops of yesteryear.
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Whilst many of his peers of yesteryear have either moved on or retired, the Argentine has still managed to keep up his outrageously high-performance levels amongst a new, and vastly more inexperienced, roster.
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During Latifah's appearance on Andy Cohen's Watch What Happens Live, a caller asked the question all Black '80s babies want to know: Is Living Single joining the gaggle of other shows from yesteryear being revived?
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Diggin is a new column on THUMP that dives into dusty 22016-inches, rare albums from yesteryear, and other half-forgotten forms of wax that have reentered our lives for a well-deserved second wind.
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Aided by advances in sports medicine and racquet technology—which have permitted aggressive shotmaking without the physical wear-and-tear of the serve-and-volley style of yesteryear—the sport's stars have continued to mature.
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Seventeen reports that the retailer is replacing its trademark (and sometimes overbearing) scent with a new fragrance, hoping to draw in new customers and distance itself from associations of the oversexed A&F of yesteryear.
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Highlights of this walking tour include the location of the first Columbia College (now uptown in Morningside Heights), Washington Market and sites associated with famous people of yesteryear (Cornelius Vanderbilt) and today (Robert De Niro).
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From the chocolatey (and grammatically incorrect) Oreo O's of yesteryear to the still very delicious Gushers, these are the 37 '90s snacks that will bring you back to the tasty decade in a big way.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Turn on a country radio station and you'll notice that contemporary country is sounding more and more like the pop-rock of yesteryear: rocking riffs, booming drums, arena scale.
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"Just like his support of NAFTA and a middle ground on the existential climate crisis, this ... is the latest example of Biden operating in an insider world of yesteryear," the group said in a statement.
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This year, after almost 20 years of walking the award ceremony red carpet, the "Ain't Your Mama" singer went for something a little more demure – at least compared to that torso-baring look of yesteryear.
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The cultural transformation this has caused in some cities is dramatic, and is one of the big reasons that Berlin is now seen as a more clubbing-friendly place than the nightlife giants of yesteryear.
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Achilles Heel: Andrew Tarlow's Greenpoint boozer would have made the area's dock workers of yesteryear proud with its seasonally-driven, delicious food from chef Lee Desrosiers, who knows a thing or two about outdoor cooking.
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With a top-heavy card deliberately designed to attract casual viewers with the lure of big names of yesteryear, it's only natural for some exciting bouts to slip under the radar, and Aaron Pico vs.
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In La La Land, musicals of yesteryear serve as a well of inspiration to dip into; in The Artist, Hazanavicius throws us into the deep end of the pool, placing us in the era itself.
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The current iteration of Taylor Swift — backed by electronics, comfortable drinking whiskey in Hollywood — circles back to meet the Taylor Swift of yesteryear in "Gorgeous," a new single from "Reputation," her album due Nov. 10.
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It's amusing to imagine how creators of yesteryear would have dealt with digital age realities, and while Emily Dickinson might have killed it in 280 characters, I also think that Twitter might have killed her.
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But if the memorials of yesteryear were put in busy public squares, today's are mostly appearing far from the bustle of daily life on plots of private land, or on battlefield sites, Professor Brundage said.
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The allusion to totems, though, is particularly fitting as Voyeur Voyager Forager Forester feels like a tribute to the refrigerator of yesteryear and the cheesy design aesthetics now replaced with modern, sleek exteriors and interiors.
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A rising tide lifts all boats, and if everyone is compiling more triple-doubles, today's league leader in the category may not add more wins to his club's ledger than the statistical leaders of yesteryear did.
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Click here to view original GIFAs much as USB-C is a vast improvement over the USB connectors of yesteryear, we're still bummed that it replaced the MagSafe connector on the recent generation of Apple's MacBooks.
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Unlike the station wagons of yesteryear (shout out to my friend who drives a 1996 Chevy Caprice wagon with a powerful Corvette engine,) it doesn't feel like a long, dangerous saloon, but actually has nimble handling.
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"Given the strong near-term growth fundamentals and positive inflation outlook, it is time for the Fed to return to something akin to the conventional monetary policymaking of yesteryear," Evans said during a speech in London.
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The director talked to VICE about exploring this time capsule alongside Jim Jarmusch, as well as how the documentary serves as not just a requiem for his family, but also New York's creative spirit of yesteryear.
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Huckabee is to Cruz as Bush is to Rubio Thompson, Iowa — It has the feel of a nostalgia tour by a memorable band of yesteryear: familiar words, old friends, but smaller crowds and more gray hairs.
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There's an air of renegade yesteryear about this antic effrontery, from the era in which Robert Mapplethorpe's photographs of sadomasochistic gay practices fuelled a culture war that, in 1989, reached the floor of the U.S. Senate.
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Her antics ring some of the same bells as the child stars of yesteryear, from Judy Garland to Corey Haim to Lindsay Lohan, all of whom developed tumultuous relationships with the public as they approached adolescence.
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I mean this in a good way – like SINthetik Messiah before them, Infekt play as if this were one of the SoGo's of yesteryear, when hundreds of people stopped by over the course of the weekend.
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Turning the Los Angeles Rams into reality stars and then criticizing them for being reality stars might be the closest that most of us get to remembering Elroy Hirsch, Bob Waterfield, and the Rams of yesteryear.
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STUDIO 54 The documentarian Matt Tyrnauer, not done with spicy tales of yesteryear after "Scotty and the Secret History of Hollywood," remembers the disco-era nightclub in a documentary that struck some festival reviewers as definitive.
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That changed when her black-and-white work from the 1970s and '80s, some of it collected in her book "Sometimes Overwhelming" (2008), caught the wave of interest in the gritty, dangerous New York of yesteryear.
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This hot showbiz shrub of yesteryear, which goes by the name of Audrey II, has found a new dance partner, a performer who can coax the tendril-stretching star quality out of a freakish botanical specimen.
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Net neutrality advocates, however, insist that rampant anticompetitive practices by major ISPs and the return of "walled gardens" of yesteryear like AOL are imminent if the FCC does not cling to its 2015 Open Internet Order.
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The addictive activity combines the familiarity of a childhood craft with the retro-aesthetic of pixel art and has been the go-to medium for recreating original 8 and 16 bit video game sprites of yesteryear.
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I can't tell if the article is meant to be satirical, or if it's just one of those weird, genre-less pieces of magazine writing of yesteryear, but that is luckily beyond the scope of our discussion.
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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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That's what classic '80s consoles did best, and if you're feeling nostalgic for those gaming machines of yesteryear, why not build yourself a retro version of Pong, complete with a pair of paddle controllers for two players?
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With the massive gallery chanting his name as they stampeded the final fairway in scenes reminiscent of British Opens of yesteryear, Woods moved within two victories of Sam Snead's all-time record of 403 PGA Tour titles.
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Jordan and Taha came to The Verge office in their iCracked smartcars (reminiscent of the GeekSquad cars of yesteryear) to show us the process of replacing an iPhone screen, and we streamed it all on Facebook Live.
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And thanks to new technology and formulas, you don't have to worry about the overly thick pigments of yesteryear — provided you ditch the darker-than-your-lipstick lipliner, you can bring modern life to this '183s shade.
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YouTube did not exist until 1946, and while the more popular songs from yesteryear do have more views than their lesser-known contemporaries, it's not quite fair to compare counts for 226s songs with those of today.
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At the same time, the patronage of yesteryear is visible in institutions like the Flint Institute of Arts, the Flint Symphony and Kettering University, the cooperative college formerly known as the General Motors Institute, founded in 19363.
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What is it about Vietnam that makes us want our favorite TV personalities from yesteryear to not only have served there, but to also be the badass, stonefaced kind of killer that would make Colonel Kurtz proud?
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But, fair or foul, its arrival means that comparisons with previous records are now about as useful as looking at today's golf driving distances using metal and carbon clubs versus the persimmon and bamboo shafts of yesteryear.
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"You get the warmth of yesteryear and the small-town feel of being able to walk to the library, the movie theater, the coffee shop," said Anthony J. Cali, of ERA A.J. Cali Real Estate, in Hawthorne.
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"There was a big market that was ready for an Elder Scrolls game on consoles," he said, noting that single-player Elder Scrolls games like Skyrim and Oblivion had huge audiences on the Xboxes and PlayStations of yesteryear.
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Sitting in Union Station — while contemplating the plight of this beautiful depot of yesteryear compared to its companion in New York — I found a hotel that fit in Allianz's limit for "travel interruption" accommodations and booked a room.
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On "God's Plan," he always stands at a convenient distance, using "they" like a prudent, well-intentioned observer, rather than the "I" and "we" of yesteryear that would've included him more candidly in the world that he's describing.
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It was predictable that Rubio and Cruz would portray Trump as someone whose campaign contributions over time, comments from yesteryear and herky-jerky swerves in the present all call into question how committed and trustworthy a conservative he is.
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In the new year, as we refresh our own lives, the site introduces a whole new class of properties — this means new Netflix Original series, new documentaries, and a whole set of movies from yesteryear that you forgot about.
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If the name isn't enough to appeal to you (the nostalgic browser-based game Neopets of yesteryear has a messaging system called Neomail), this email provider also boasts encryption, IP-hiding for extra privacy, and spam and virus protection.
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After the president refused to shake Merkel's hand and the chancellor made horrified expressions throughout the pair's press conference, Souza decided to reminisce on the kinder, less cringeworthy days of yesteryear — when Obama was still our commander-in-chief.
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Even as the newborn virtual reality storefronts get flooded with new games and apps of dubious quality, other people are still busy figuring out how to use the technology to bring new life to the gaming hits of yesteryear.
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Musicians have gone from fashion muses to fashion makers in the turn of a few seasons, one-upping style heroes of yesteryear like Mick Jagger and David Bowie — who nevertheless are routinely name-checked as inspiration in show notes.
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It also speaks to some of what we lost in rejecting the political machines and transactional politics of yesteryear — a personal obsession of mine and a more important hinge point in American political history than I think we realize.
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Imax has also opened virtual-reality locations that offer multiple experiences — like the video arcades of yesteryear — and a start-up called Dreamscape Immersive, run by a former Disney executive, plans to unveil virtual reality experiences in the fall.
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Four geothermal pools sit just outside the main lobby, and were sorely in need of an upgrade; the pools and bath house were built in 1965, and the transition from new luxury hotel to yesteryear felt a little jarring.
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Dakar-born, Netherlands-based Monira Al Qadiri's opalescent "Spectrum 1" (0003), a series of shimmering oil-drill sculptures, is an eerie exploration of the Gulf's history of extraction, aesthetically linking the pearl divers of yesteryear to today's oil barons.
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Image: AppleAs we mentioned above, a lot of the improvements to this year's flagships are cosmetic—in terms of the software on board, and the apps you can run, they're almost identical to mid-range handsets and the flagships of yesteryear.
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Candidates need to start by acknowledging that the strategies of yesteryear will not work today, taking responsibility for the decisions and policies that brought us to this point and working to bring in new voices and ideas to uplift us all.
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Read: We Tried the Most Disgusting E-Cig Flavors So You Don't Have To Like the sweet enticement of the Marlboro Man of yesteryear, the inhaling industry is getting to our kids again—this time in the form of vaping.
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In the lead up to the Crunchies, we thought it'd be fun to take a trip down memory lane and revisit some of the Crunchies of yesteryear to see what the startup and tech scenes were like in the past.
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Riverdale With all the trashy goodness of Gossip Girl and some of the mysterious woo-woo of The Vampire Diaries, the CW's Riverdale seems like it was designed to satisfy an itch for the pop-culture trash-TV of yesteryear.
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Given tens of thousands of years, newly formed ice layers at the north and south poles will trap tiny samples of our modern atmosphere as air bubbles, offering the geochemists of future a taste of the smog-filled skies of yesteryear.
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Standing as tall and proud as the beige tower PCs of yesteryear, the 12big is actually packed full of 9503 smaller hard drives that are all wired and connected together to work as one massive place to dump your files.
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It has vibrant color reproduction with sharp text, making it a better-looking display than say, one of the defunct color Pebble watches from yesteryear, but it's not nearly as colorful as a touchscreen Wear OS watch or Apple Watch.
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As a taunt, "ok boomer" overlooks the vast differences within the postwar generation — there are rich boomers and poor boomers, far-left boomers and far-right ones, boomers who are fighting for right and those who are hopelessly stuck in yesteryear.
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Punks at the time typically condemned the rock royalty of yesteryear, but when Shelley first picked up a guitar at age 21978, his instinct was to learn the Beatles' songbook—and that inspiration beamed brightly from Buzzcocks' teen-angst anthems.
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Indeed, and I'm sorry to be the one to break it to you, but in reality the bands we continue to listen to from the up-and-coming scenes of yesteryear were (and are) ones the entire world knew about.
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Something similar was certainly at play with the ringing landline of yesteryear, but phone calls come at a far slower pace, take more time and rarely involve the caller (let alone hundreds of them) affirming how much they "like" you.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 39%What critics said: "2012 is reminiscent of yesteryear '80s shlock-tastic blockbusters — total popcorn entertainment with ridiculous dialogue and impossible situations and special effects that will boggle the brain for a good two-plus hours.
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By returning to the collective economic principles of yesteryear, entrepreneurs and consumers are hoping to replicate the success of business leaders turned community guardians like Jackie Robinson and Madam C.J. Walker, the hair-care tycoon (and reportedly the first black millionaire).
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From there my photo was taken by a man who issued an ominous warning in my ear and I was ushered into a lounge from yesteryear, all vintage furniture, frayed photos of people with eyes gouged out and other clues masquerading as props.
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From my time with the excellent Pixel 2, I firmly believe that the Pixel 2 XL would be the best phone on the market — without exception — if it just had the sort of adequate screen that the Pixel XL of yesteryear had.
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Way back on May 10, before the series with Boston began, Cavs head coach Tyronn Lue made the rare move of talking about an anticipated rematch with the Warriors, and even likened the rivalry to that of the Lakers and Celtics of yesteryear.
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Not only did the producers introduce New Hottest Girl Caila to wriggle between Jared and Emily, they immediately brought back Ashley, from Bachelor in Paradise of yesteryear, to bask in the horror of her ex-boyfriend macking on Caila with the Incredible Hair.
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In these and other respects, AMLO more closely resembles the ambiguous Latin American leftists of yesteryear than Bernie Sanders or British Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn, to whom his supporters often compare him, and the latter with whom he has a personal friendship.
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Perhaps no one takes more pride in earning his keep than LaCava, but he was willing to endure two mostly idle years so he could have weeks like this one at the Valspar Championship, which has unfurled like a highlight reel from yesteryear.
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RECIPE: Chop Suey Croquettes Obviously, chop suey is deeply satisfying in its most authentic form, but Boralia goes a step further by breading and deep frying these rice balls like arancini and then injecting them with that classic rich, brown sauce of yesteryear.
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Some might rejoice at the departure from the pop traditions of yesteryear, but the truth is, if your band doesn't have a few total earworms (bangerz, if you will), you're just not going to have the same success as the ones who do.
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Brought to life by the famed Milan interior designer Patricia Urquiola, who had a hand in everything from the lobby's Jenga-ish staircase to the copper ice buckets behind the bar, Il Sereno appeals to travelers invested in now rather than yesteryear.
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By Karina Yan Glaser (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, $16.99.) In this delightful and heartwarming throwback to the big-family novels of yesteryear, a large biracial family might lose their beloved brownstone home, but win it back with an all-out charm offensive. WISHTREE.
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The groups that have come to define partisanship in recent years, she wrote, are far more grounded in social and moral values, geographic choice, and identity politics than the influential groups of yesteryear (especially unions) that maintained a focus on group economic interests.
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Government doesn't know how to create more world-class innovators — like the Thomas Edisons and Henry Fords of yesteryear, or today's Bill Gates and Elon Musk — but it can easily raise the prospective return on new investment by lowering the tax bite.
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She converses with family and friends, sharing laughs and stories of yesteryear in a room where walls are decorated with framed photographs of her husband, Jean Béliveau, who won 263 Stanley Cups as a Canadiens player and seven more as a team executive.
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Dancers with pink latex long-sleeve bodysuits and matching above-the-knee boots backed Perry up — each wearing paper-doll like cutouts of classic Perry costumes of yesteryear (including sweet candy looks from her "California Girl" video and her 2015 Super Bowl halftime show).
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"If Joe Biden positions himself as the political insider from yesteryear who says big ideas like universal childcare, student debt relief and a wealth tax on ultra-millionaires are not possible, he would be an easy foil," said Adam Green, the group's co-founder.
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So maybe appealing to 18th-century beauty ideals isn't the wisest idea overall — but there's nothing wrong with feeling like a moneyed aristocrat of yesteryear every time you spray this voluptuous rose scent, which also contains camellia oil to infuse hair with healthy shine.
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Big free-agent signing of yesteryear Vincent Jackson is coming off a knee injury; he has looked out of sync with the offense on multiple routes this season and has not held on to contested catches or demonstrated much enthusiasm to dive for balls yet.
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In another work, a line-up of 1920s style anthropomorphized cartoon animals sit on a bench together, each sketching crude drawings of naked, busty women, perhaps an allusion to the pronounced sexism of yesteryear, culturally concealed beneath the wholesome icons of television of the time.
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The Moto E3, as the new model is called, moves from the 4.5-inch display of yesteryear to a new 1800-inch HD screen, adds a quad-core processor with 1GB of RAM, and steps up the main camera to an 8-megapixel resolution.
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Those childhoods of yesteryear are alive and well today for Niki Boon's children, who spend their days with their cousins soaking in life and nature on a 10-acre coastline property in New Zealand, rather than spending it draining iPad batteries or cell data.
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Not because the market's going to go away … but because, barring some new transcendent technology available only on phones (maybe some AR breakthrough?) the relentless growth and ever-increasing demand of yesteryear is, in mature markets like the US, apparently gone for the foreseeable future.
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I spent two nights in an Artisan Room on a recent busy weekend and loved the witty nods to yesteryear with cozy but modern velvet furnishings, and an intimate, friendly vibe that extended all the way from the front steps to the bar and restaurant.
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While modern-day comforts, apps and back-of-the-seat screens have made it easier to pass the time while on the road, the games of yesteryear can offer a twinge of nostalgia for adults and a tablet-free option to entertain the kids.
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Story at a glance Photo by Matthew LeJune on Unsplash If you're one of the millions who have tuned into hit shows like "Pose" and "Batwoman" this year, you may have noticed something quite different from the broadcast television programming of yesteryear — LGBTQ+ and gender inclusivity.
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Before its official drop today, Grande hinted through social media posts and behind the scenes footage that it would be a visual homage to four of our favorite teen rom-coms of yesteryear: Legally Blonde, Bring It On, 13 Going on 30, and of course Mean Girls.
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Story at a glance Photo by Matthew LeJune on Unsplash If you're one of the millions who have tuned into hit shows like "Pose" and "Batwoman" this year you may have noticed something quite different from the broadcast television programming of yesteryear — LGBTQ and gender inclusivity.
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Though most of the ship's crew died during a 600-kilometer shoreline walk back to Sydney, one of the least likely survivors of the Sydney Cove was a bottle of beer—thought to be the oldest in existence—containing a unique glimpse into the brews of yesteryear.
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"By choosing fuel theft he gets a claim on fighting corruption and insecurity and can do stuff on energy that previous governments failed to do, helping Pemex to become the giant of yesteryear," said Dwight Dyer, a risk consultant and former official in Mexico's energy ministry.
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In "Toy Story 3," that dark political privilege fell to a fluffy bear who smelled of strawberries; this time, authority rests with Gabby Gabby (Christina Hendricks), a glass-eyed doll of yesteryear, who has a busted voice box and badly needs a working one to replace it.
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Besides having one of the worst nicknames in all of combat sports, "Beastin' 25/8", Anderson is the most promising light heavyweight upstart for some time—a relief during the stale, stagnant modern era of the weight class being a world away from the excitement it brought in yesteryear.
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All designers aim to create iconic looks, but those become a high priority with supercars, and I'd argue they've long been a priority with Apple's design chief Jony Ive, for better (the MacBook Pro and Air of yesteryear) or worse (the silly charging method for the Apple Pencil).
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Even as he grieved at the Hilltop graves of Glenn, Abraham, and the rest of the post-Season 5 fallen, he also enjoyed visions of himself living peacefully with Michonne, Carl, and Judith in old age, which is a huge improvement from the nihilistic Rick Grimes of yesteryear.
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Into this slightly surreal vista strode a procession of three queens, all in the same regal ensemble: an ornate, gold bodice from which crimson fabric flowed, topped with a voluminous golden cape, and, most notably, a sturdy, jewel-encrusted crown—a considerable upgrade from the tiara of yesteryear.
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If we continue to undo the damage done by years of political correctness and recalibrate our counterterrorism program to hurt groups like al Qaeda and ISIS where they are most vulnerable, we will defeat global jihadism in short order, just as we vanquished the Nazis and Communists of yesteryear.
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It's easy to see that the Cranbrook of today is similar to that of yesteryear: the grounds remain pristinely manicured, people walk across the campus in relatively muted conversation, and the Saarinen House, which the elder architect designed for his family, remains a vital part of the educational community.
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The songs on "Singing for My Supper" have a foundation of vintage instruments — guitars swaying in reverb and tremolo, the steamy tones of a Hammond B3 organ, the self-contained cool of a Wurlitzer electric piano — and arrangements that hark back to the Nashville and California of yesteryear.
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Despite some criticism that his presence on the mission was a political payoff, a waste of money and of doubtful scientific merit, the hero of yesteryear brought out the crowds again, cheering out of nostalgia and enduring respect as he was launched aboard the space shuttle Discovery on Oct.
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Crafting a wistful sound that's an unabashed throwback to the alt-rock of yesteryear, the duo honed their unhinged anthems around Mike's speak-sing howl, without fear of getting caught up in the almost-too-obvious comparisons to Talking Heads, Berlin-era David Bowie, Echo & The Bunnymen, and others.
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The toxic atmosphere at New Orleans home games — where some customers were spotted last week wearing paper bags over their heads in a scene straight out of the depressing New Orleans 'Aints days of yesteryear — is suddenly such that playing Davis is also an affront to Pelicans fans.
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Motorola's RAZR surely stands as one of the most recognizable phones of yesteryear (although myself I preferred the Samsung Trace) — and while the brand has been desultorily maintained for Verizon's dubious benefit, a new video from Lenovo suggests a more serious throwback device is nearly at hand, so to speak.
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But thanks to the partisan disease in Washington, which is best exhibited by the modern Republican party's willingness to look the other way about literally anything in the service of a return to a draconian yesteryear, what is supposed to be a solemn and important exercise was ultimately a futile sham.
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But in addition to physical damage to Yemen's vital yet delicate classical structures, which have also been inflicted by shockwaves from even distant explosions, foreign excavators and historians too have been forced to flee the country amid the fighting – thus stopping important work in illuminating Yemen's long and winding yesteryear.
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"But they aren't for everybody — some girls would never be caught dead in flares," Nash-Taylor explained, so the brand makes a few other styles, like a "fitted, pajama-bottom like pant" in cropped and full lengths, plus a bootcut that's the most similar to the Juicy sweats of yesteryear.
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The original structure houses the hotel's lobby and two restaurants: Le Sirenuse, the U.S. outpost of the Michelin-starred restaurant in Positano, Italy; and Thomas Keller's Surf Club, whose menu is an ode to the continental cuisine of yesteryear — think Caesar salad, Maine lobster thermidor and beef short-rib Wellington.
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Relying on 'recurring revenue'SaaStr's Lemkin notes that larger customers often pre-pay for a year's worth of their cloud software — still more flexible than the multi-year deals that were common in yesteryear, but enough to give the cloud vendors confidence that their largest customers won't vanish on them overnight.
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Personally, I can remember going on shopping trips with my mom as a kid, during which she would lament that the deferential customer service of yesteryear — where store associates would do things like bring you shoes to try on while you dined at the in-store cafe — was gone forever.
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But between the wonderfully techy noise of the tiny motor whirring about inside that sounds like the powered CD trays from desktops of yesteryear and the sheer majesty of watching the phone transform on command, every time I needed to use its cameras, the Find X put a smile on my face.
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And what we need is greater lightweight products, what we need are products that are easy to carry, easy to ship by e-commerce, more vibrant, if you walk the shelves today, or a store of today versus the store of yesteryear, you find that the shelf is so much more vibrant.
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The newest hit to be featured on The Immaculate Collection, "Vogue" has Madonna namechecking the Hollywood stars of yesteryear, from Greta Garbo to Grace Kelly to Ginger Rogers, and as a result it's hard not to also think of Madonna as inheriting a bit of their twinkly fame magic as a result.
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The following week, when the hotel officially opens, guests will find themselves met by "greeters" in T.W.A. uniforms of yesteryear by designers like Valentino, Ralph Lauren and Oleg Cassini (just in case anyone needs reminding that once upon a time even the most haute designers saw the aisle as a potential catwalk).
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You can pretty much ignore the second one—A Little Touch of Schmilsson in the Night is a schmaltzy Sinatra-style tribute to pop standards of yesteryear, but it's more interesting for its bizarre placement in the Nilsson catalog, nestled right between Son of Schmilsson and Pussy Cats, than for the music it contains.
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There were myriad criticisms of "Gorilla," his 2012 single about hardcore, animalistic sex, and even more against his recent video for "24K Magic," which features Mars surrounded by quite a few scantily clad women, grinding their behinds for the camera in a way that feels reminiscent of the over-sexualized hip-hop videos of yesteryear.
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It's also an incredibly far cry from the high-fashion world of yesteryear, which has been brought back to life in a compulsively readable oral history, "Loulou & Yves: The Untold Story of Loulou de La Falaise and the House of Saint Laurent" — though that tome likewise has some lessons we might all take on board.
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And the result is a delight, featuring seven different covers (each a piss-take/throwback that sends up fashion mags of yesteryear), a focus on the concept of desire, as well as an interview in which the iconic artist Jeff Koons goes shopping in Berlin with the luxurious Gloria, Princess of Thurn and Taxis.
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The ahead ten products aren't your average nostalgia-filled, beloved childhood treats from those sticky finger-filled dog days of yesteryear — instead, we've got the fancy adult-indulgent goods you'll be craving to get a grip on; From chocolate-dipped frozen bananas to spike-your-own cocktail ice and bellini push pops, and more.
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A disco-era groove, giggly party chatter, cool vibraphone plinks and distant sirens surround vocals mixed and processed to melt into the haze — it's hard to decipher much beyond the phrase "get lost" — while in the video clip, animated photos conjure a Los Angeles of yesteryear, all sleek cars, sunny streets and casual smiles.
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That was the day when the forces of yesteryear hit the forces of the future, sending yet another message that their intention is to stop us from going all the way in granting full equality to all of our citizens, the very human rights that make us so different from other parts of the world.
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Kim of yesteryear was all about latex, "sheer nipple vibes," and nude selfies, and while she still hasn't totally given up that look, after her harrowing experience in Paris, the mother of two has undergone a bit of a personal transformation, ditching her arsenal of form-fitting, body-baring looks and multi-million dollar collection of diamonds.
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Mr. Lusk sets the small and inefficient farm of yesteryear against the large and more innovative farm of today, but at least in the case of what meat to eat, consumers needn't choose the lesser of two evils; plant-based meats are available now, and clean meat will be available and cost-competitive within about a decade.
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Mr. Fallon's songwriting on "Painkillers," his first true solo album, shows the same instincts he displayed in the Gaslight Anthem: a preoccupation with a particularly American stripe of yesteryear, a fondness for addressing women with charming names ("Lily, I don't know how to start this letter"), a willingness to put the self on display in all its ugliness.
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This is the part of the story where I build on the IBM PC analogy I hinted at above, and tell you that Defense Distributed's Ghost Gunner, along with its inevitable clones and successors, will kill dinosaurs like LMT Defense the way the PC and the cloud laid waste to the mainframe and microcomputer businesses of yesteryear.
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To compare the drawling, sprawling Mr. Buckley, whose performance style Norman Mailer once described as a combination of "commodore of the yacht club, Joseph Goebbels, Robert Mitchum, Maverick, Savonarola, the nice prep school kid next door, and the snows of yesteryear," with the diminutive, polite and well-prepared Ms. Hoover, 40, is impossible, so let us move on.
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It reopened in June after four years of renovation, and Mr. Lagerfeld declared from a red-velvet chaise that with the collection he wanted to pay homage to the Parisian ensembles that would not have looked out of place on the royalty, movie stars and members of the jet set who had formed the Ritz clientele Rolodex of yesteryear.
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However, one element may carry over from tobacco education programs of yesteryear: a focus on marketing, "so that the young people are aware of the ads that are being used to target them," said Bonnie Halpern-Felsher, founder and executive director of the Stanford Tobacco Prevention Toolkit, which formed the basis for the Santa Clara workshop.
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With models either wearing or toting numbers — as at classic women's couture shows of yesteryear — and parading around a fake fur runway to tracks from David Bowie's "Young Americans," (deftly remixed by Michel Gaubert), Mr. Pilati homed in on textures, on the complexly woven materials one expects from a textile powerhouse like Lanificio Zegna, and on embellishments stitched by hand.
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Former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael BloombergBiden surge calms Democratic jitters The Hill's Campaign Report: Biden riding wave of momentum after stunning Super Tuesday Delegate battle ahead likely favors Biden MORE has also played a vital role in this return to yesteryear, with a deadly debate performance that even a $85033-million ad campaign couldn't atone for, or explain away.
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" But he also talked about accountability "both for the community of people who count themselves as worshipers and congregants" and for church leaders who, he said, "recognizing that these churches have lost their relevance — the relevance of yesteryear that commands the kind of maintenance funding you'd have to put in to sustain them — have become accountants rather than spiritual fiduciaries.
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For Barry Jenkins, director of the film "If Beale Street Could Talk," which was adapted from the 19703 James Baldwin novel and tells the story of love and injustice in 21970s New York, largely in the African-American cultural mecca of Harlem and what was then a more rough-and-tumble Greenwich Village, capturing the New York City of yesteryear was paramount.
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You'll have a hard time digging down into any phone's specs to find the image sensor size for the camera advertised, but the Nexus 23P was an exception—its 1/2.3-inch sensor is on the larger end of the scale, particularly for 2015, though sensor size alone isn't a spec where modern-day devices are all that much better than phones of yesteryear.
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"Given the importance of finding a desirable marriageable man in an era when prim, proper, ladylike behavior was the norm, young women often reveled in chances to participate in well-established and -regarded traditions that might guide them to the spouses of their dreams," Diane Arkins, the author of the book "Halloween: Romantic Art and Customs of Yesteryear," from Pelican Publishing, said in an email.
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It's an entertainment district which consists of a revolving cast of a dozen or so famed bars, venues, restaurants, and clubs from yesteryear like Nona's, Saluté International Bar, Tacoland, Playa Santa Maria, The Warehouse, Wacky's, Enchilada Warehouse, and The White Rabbit, serving as incubators for up-and-coming talent, stomping grounds for famous musicians, and a mecca for anyone in the Alamo City invested in music.
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Perhaps that's why Maria Grazia Chiuri at Dior found her inspiration in Leonor Fini, a Surrealist painter of the early 20th century who espoused the belief that, as Ms. Chiuri put it, "nothing is more fake than to be natural" — an Instagram mission statement if there ever was one, and one that at least tied the prejudices of yesteryear to the issues of today.
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It was the finale of the Versace show, a tribute by the creative director Donatella Versace to the work of her murdered brother, Gianni, the founder of the house, and it involved five of his favorite models of the early 1990s — Claudia Schiffer, Naomi Campbell, Carla Bruni Sarkozy, Helena Christensen and Cindy Crawford — posed in a tableau from yesteryear, and then in full runway strut.
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Published by Rizzoli, the book sees iconic French women of yesteryear (see: Brigitte Bardot, Catherine Deneuve, Jane Birkin — all of whom wore Vivier regularly throughout their careers) and global influencers and tastemakers of today (Ines de la Fressange, Leandra Medine Cohen, Refinery29's own co-founder and global editor-in-chief Christene Barberich) making the connection via personal mementos to exemplify just how eternal the accessories brand is.
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As always, there's a distinct divide in groups: the PC Music pals of yesteryear; the bondage-heavy, male and female techno sluts; the fuccbois in exceptionally clean T-shirts, waiting to cooly slide into your DMs the next morning—they've all come together for this party, celebrating people in a way that will never end so long as humanity survives the great ball of heat that will soon come and torch us all.
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Invited by organizers to attend the finale on the Champs-Elysees in Paris, the 91-year-old did not feel like flying at his age so he will instead watch the end of the race on TV. While six decades have flown by since he topped the podium, the oldest living winner of the Tour is full of spirit when he argues the cycling of yesteryear, which he learned by peddling black market goods on a cargo bike, was more authentic than now.
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