He projected nobility and — an old—fashioned word for an old—fashioned talent — virility.
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It’s an old—fashioned notion of experiencing art, but MoMA is an old—fashioned place.
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We talked about amending the Constitution, the old—fashioned way, there&aposs two old—fashioned ways, really?
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I went for their old—fashioned style, feeling it was fitting for this rather old—fashioned event.
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The Old Fashioned was delicious and to-the-point, as well-made Old Fashioned cocktails often tend to be.
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My Old Fashioned is basically the same Old Fashioned as it was made more than 100 years ago in Louisville, Kentucky.
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«Bubby’s is pretty old—fashioned in that it’s busy and you’re working in something of an old—fashioned way,» he says.
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He made his fortune the old—fashioned way, by going into the family business, in the old—fashioned industry of real estate.
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Is «The Yid» an old—fashioned caper like «Ocean’s Eleven» or is it a Quentin Tarantino pastiche of such an old—fashioned caper?
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And creators may be willing to sign on in the hope of reaching the old—fashioned mass audience with these old—fashioned titles.
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The thing about the old—fashioned way, you’re still opening the old—fashioned way to a ton of people that could never experience it.
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«In some ways, she’s old—fashioned English in an era where being old—fashioned and English is no longer acceptable,» one political scientist said.
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If the «live studio audience» mention above didn’t tip you off, Carmichael is a very old—fashioned show, as old—fashioned as television itself.
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You don’t want to rely completely on that because sometimes those wonderful old—fashioned doctors had old—fashioned ideas that have been contradicted by research data.
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It’s simple enough to use and makes sense for students who like to take notes the old—fashioned way (without losing them the old—fashioned way).
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Schumacher Chiang Mai Dragon Double Old—Fashioned Glasses, $79.95Enjoy an Old Fashioned in style with these artistic glasses created in collaboration with American design house Schumacher.
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It’s an old—fashioned musical, at least if you think of «Evita» and «Les Miserables,» the blockbusters that ruled Broadway three decades ago, as old—fashioned.
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Old—fashioned in a fun way (unlike Rules Don’t Apply, which is old—fashioned in an old way), Allied is the kind of passionate, intelligent film that rewards patience.
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The old—fashioned idea that a president, once reaching office, should at least pretend to be the leader of all the people these days seems so, well, old—fashioned.
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This is literally the sales pitch on YouTube TV’s website, and it’s appealing to anyone who likes to watch TV the old fashioned way, without all the old fashioned annoyances.
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«Popists» felt that old—fashioned «rockist» critics only liked old—fashioned rock bands, and didn’t appreciate pop performers, whom the popist writers, to their minds, had a special insight into.
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After years of work by Rutgers plant specialists, this old—fashioned tomato with old—fashioned taste has returned as the Rutgers 2250, named in honor of the university’s 250th anniversary.
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Old Fashioned Carry-On Cocktail Kit, $24, available at Uncommon GoodsThis kit fits right in their carry-on bag and has all of the fixings for two Old Fashioned cocktails.
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SL: Yet, watching it now, you don’t feel like it’s old—fashioned, or you feel like the technology is old—fashioned but the emotions are real and the story, you can follow.
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«In some ways, she’s old—fashioned English in an era where being old—fashioned and English is no longer acceptable,» said Philip Cowley, a political scientist at Queen Mary University of London.
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«The reason that people get married sometimes can be old—fashioned, but I think the reason we got married isn’t old—fashioned — I actually think it’s kind of New Age,» Cyrus, 26, said.
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This perspective is usually called «symbolic A.I.» — because its definition of cognition is based on symbolic logic — or, disparagingly, «good old—fashioned A.I.» There are two main problems with the old—fashioned approach.
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Or if you’re the kind of millennial who is into old fashioned things, you can try bullet journaling, which involves keeping track of your finances the old fashioned way, with pen and paper.
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John Kasich is old fashioned, thanks to his midwestern roots.
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But the template of their lives is largely old fashioned.
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Sometimes you have to do things the old fashioned way.
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It has an old fashioned science fair quality to it.
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«With Poloz, he’s a bit more old fashioned,» said Demers.
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I had to get in the old fashioned way pic.twitter.
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Many still come from good, old fashioned poor decision making.
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Nothing spurs communication research like an old fashioned media panic.
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For now you’ll have to diet the old fashioned way.
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Sure, but after that, I’m switching to an Old Fashioned.
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Strain, over new ice, into an old fashioned glass. 3.
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Superficially, his sturdily built, naturalistic plays are soothingly old fashioned.
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I walked away from the counter with a Raspberry Glazed Old Fashioned, the Chocolate Feather Boa, the Maple Glazed Old Fashioned, the Maple Bar, the Bavarian Crème Bismark Filled, and the Lemon Glazed Blueberry Cake.
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That’s right: old—fashioned car rental companies are suddenly in vogue.
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Mejia, 26, apparently had an old—fashioned approach to drug cheating.
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But otherwise, just do the police work the old—fashioned way.
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But, all you really want is a good old fashioned coffee.
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The blueberry old—fashioned tastes like the greatest pop tart ever.
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«He was very old—fashioned in many ways,» Victoria tells PEOPLE.
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And for that, they turn to a good old—fashioned razor.
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Nest will sell you some good old fashioned Nest Cams too.
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But digital money can still be stolen the old—fashioned way.
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He voted for Justices Sotormayor and Kagen on old fashioned principles.
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Well, really, he was just a good old—fashioned scammer, allegedly.
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On one hand, the genre feels old—fashioned, if not unfashionable.
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What ever happened to good old fashioned chocolate cookie and monoglycerides?
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But contractors try to sell information in an old—fashioned way.
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Drink I’m 100 percent a rye old—fashioned kind of person.
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But there would be nothing old—fashioned about Mr Rainey’s wheels.
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A good old—fashioned face to face should not be overlooked.
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Apparently, the teen just wanted some good old fashioned hacker glory.
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It’s a rare, impressive, old—fashioned achievement, and it suits them.
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Guerriero’s Ristorante is an old—fashioned Italian place on South Street.
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Many prefer good, old—fashioned favorites like Bella, Charlie and Bear.
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Next week, it’s back to a good, old—fashioned January chill.
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Shake for 15 seconds, and strain into an old fashioned glass.
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I celebrate all the romance — I’m quite old—fashioned that way.
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The old—fashioned password gets little respect from hackers these days.
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Its first digital breakers will also incorporate an old—fashioned fuse.
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He gets a double chili cheese burger and an Old Fashioned.
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So, it is time for some good old fashioned Riverdale fun.
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Third, internet mass data is very different from old—fashioned information.
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Instead, what Disney world is doing is old—fashioned price discrimination.
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«We’re actually criticised for being too old fashioned,» Tony chips in.
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It’s so old—fashioned, and so uninspired and actually really cowardly.
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The old fashioned silver kettle will always be on, brewing away.
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I don’t even watch TV. I am kind of old fashioned.
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Old—fashioned phones have been fading away from most living rooms.
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Recommended for good, old—fashioned comic fun and the religious twist.
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She’d rather prove herself the old—fashioned way, with good work.
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To be clear, I’m not some old—fashioned RINO fantasizing here.
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Out of Time: 143 and the End of Old—Fashioned Britain.
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And then sometimes it’s just all about good old—fashioned rubbernecking.
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It is chemically the sister of guncotton, the old—fashioned explosive.
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There’s nothing like a good old—fashioned scare, whatever the format.
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«Our formats are to me a little old fashioned,» he said.
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Rocking chairs may seem old fashioned, but they are extremely comfortable.
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Perhaps it’s just an old—fashioned attempt to change the subject.
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So in this season of transitions, consider the old—fashioned letter.
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She is reminiscent of an old—fashioned airplane safety manual person.
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What fans got instead was a good old—fashioned pitchers’ duel.
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To maintain momentum, I swung by Dash for an old—fashioned.
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But sometimes a No. 250 record happens the old fashioned way.
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He was also an old—fashioned patriot, and Reagan liked him.
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Franken is an old—fashioned economic liberal with socially progressive sensibilities.
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Let’s allow good, old—fashioned scientific competition with China to proceed.
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It’s serious in an old—fashioned sense: sincere, thoughtful, and heartbreaking.
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In such cases, consider being old—fashioned and paying in cash.
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It’s a durable, if old—fashioned bridge between leaders and citizens.
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But it tastes pretty decent, like a markedly sweet Old Fashioned.
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OLD—FASHIONED TIN LUNCH BOX You’re at Walmart; it’s at Walmart.
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I made a Facebook page for Marilyn’s Old—Fashioned Tea Cakes.
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We draw it up by hand, in the old—fashioned way.
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Apple and other Android phone makers look almost comically old—fashioned.
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The «Prelude to Performance» program opted for an old—fashioned staging.
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Racers using crutches complain about gear they consider woefully old—fashioned.
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I sipped my old fashioned outside in balmy 80-degree weather.
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The Old Fashioned is a classic, strong cocktail for whiskey drinkers.
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Purple is my favorite color and I like old—fashioned names.
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Some chefs stand by the simplicity of an old—fashioned doughnut.
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He made his money the old fashioned way — he earned it.
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They’ve proposed DNA, holograms, old—fashioned magnetic tape and other ideas.
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On a similar note, ‘Do you make a good old fashioned?’
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They come to be seen as stuffy, old—fashioned or obsolete.
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«Sometimes it’s best to fight the old—fashioned way,» he said.
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«We’re going to fix this the old—fashioned way,» he said.
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This is already old—fashioned to people who are from 2018.
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We’re feeling some good old fashioned jump roping in the cards.
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The old—fashioned circus is going the way of sideshows, right?
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But Tencent is also charging into the old—fashioned shopping business.
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Really understand, to use a terribly old—fashioned word, the pedagogy.
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But I mean the old—fashioned kind, without keggers with Squee.
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This approach is actually «something very old—fashioned,» Dr. Krammer said.
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«He is such a romantic, old—fashioned figure,» Mr. Permuth said.
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The cowboys, bred the old—fashioned way, can barely keep up.
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Both. Another wanted an Old—Fashioned, which meant nothing to me.
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Use old—fashioned compasses and pencils to help track potential hazards.
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The scenes resembled a sweeping tableau of an old—fashioned battleground.
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Forget the formal and old—fashioned statements from summit meetings past.
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Testing messages online can even work for old—fashioned print advertising.
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WHAT IT IS An old—fashioned made with brandy, of course.
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Jean Todt concedes that he is old—fashioned in some respects.
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It seemed like an old—fashioned dating app, a manual Tinder.
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«It’s old—fashioned without being cloyingly personal and intrusive,» Behr says.
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Don’t you miss just a good old—fashioned cup of coffee?
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» Most alarmingly, she calls for «a good old—fashioned dinosaur cull.
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And yet, looking at them now, they don’t seem old fashioned.
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Inconvenient facts and the old—fashioned smell test dispute that conclusion.
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«Imagine an old—fashioned program to identify a dog,» he said.
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Shake off that winter hibernation with a good old—fashioned stretch.
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I just love making a pure old—fashioned connection to Christ.
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CreditCredit Stuart Copperman was, to all appearances, an old—fashioned pediatrician.
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There are still some good, old—fashioned rock bands out there.
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The old—fashioned language added to the formality of the moment.
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Gradually, public records requests and old—fashioned snooping uncovered a trail.
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Round out the section with a good old—fashioned SWOT analysis.
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Nowadays, folkparks can seem old—fashioned, and there aren’t many left.
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Nowadays, folkparks can seem old—fashioned, and there aren’t many left.
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It’s a very, very old—fashioned way of looking at beauty.
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But I just ordered the old—fashioned way: at the counter.
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I thought engagement rings were sort of old—fashioned and boring.
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The chain is also known for its old—fashioned sweet tea.
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For now, though, old—fashioned wax paper might do the trick.
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One is patriotic, idealistic, embracing old—fashioned beliefs in this nation.
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The goal of unmasking the whistleblower is good old—fashioned retaliation.
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A Southern California native went looking for an old—fashioned Christmas.
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That art school had been so old—fashioned in its ways.
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Moreover, some of the old—fashioned tools are having a makeover.
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«I’m desperately old—fashioned,» she said, «and I like the pandemonium.»
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Republican until 1996, and still harbors some good-old fashioned conservatism
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Creating our marine monuments was the result of old—fashioned teamwork.
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So I still like to do that, that’s pretty old—fashioned.
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This story is so old—fashioned and so stale to us.
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They captured the sentiment of an old—fashioned love by playing with old—fashioned recording techniques that make this track feel especially warm, like it’s coming right off a turntable — even if you are streaming it.
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» — Nicole Gallucci, Culture Writer The Buttermilk Old Fashioned, Blue Star Donuts, Portland, Oregon and Southern California «The Old Fashioned cake doughnuts are juuuust crunchy enough on the outside, juuuuust doughy enough on the inside – a perfect combo.
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A. This may sound old fashioned, but it is all about teamwork.
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Radio transmitters that were inserted into snakes captured using old—fashioned methods.
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Of course, one can also always help out the old—fashioned way.
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And we’re all clearly suckers for a good, old fashioned, relatable drama.
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They triumph in their perhaps old—fashioned belief that loudness is fun.
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Not specifically superheroes, just good old—fashioned, strong, smart, and courageous heroes.
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An old—fashioned scale, filled with magnums, is hung from the ceiling.
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The hamburgers may be old—fashioned, but the mobile app is not.
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To drink, I have a Negroni and he has an Old Fashioned.
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The primaries, on the other hand, are good old fashioned American voting.
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Sip it on the rocks, or try it in an Old—Fashioned.
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For that, you might just need to rely on old—fashioned willpower.
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It’s a portrayal of old—fashioned masculinity as a profoundly solitary experience.
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The power it consumes would run a few old—fashioned light bulbs.
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Miss America Nina Davuluri is ready to disrupt old—fashioned beauty standards.
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An old—fashioned arm bar would destroy one of these joint handily.
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Instead you’ll control it with your voice, gestures, and old—fashioned buttons.
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This is, of course, the most old—fashioned way of doing things.
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White tethered himself to these various aliases through good, old fashioned plagiarism.
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And that they bring out the old—fashioned movie star in Cruise.
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It’s an old fashioned remedy, but it seemed to do the trick.
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«It’s kind of an old fashioned business in that way,» she explains.
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The animals are drawing carriages the old—fashioned way, Metro UK reports.
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THE TRADE disputes President Donald Trump relishes have an old—fashioned feel.
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Call me old fashioned, but I like my phones in one piece.
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Yet this energy platform will still need old—fashioned time and experience.
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«It’s quite an old—fashioned shape but I love it,» said Linton.
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Because of this, some people have taken to good old fashioned clickbait.
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Still, there is something to be said for the old—fashioned way.
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Most of his Republican rivals are campaigning the old—fashioned way. Gov.
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The fighting in Syria is presented as an old-fashioned proxy war.
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And really, it requires a bit of good-old—fashioned human curation.
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The Happytime Murders also falls short on good old—fashioned movie smarts.
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Again, it’s really problematic that we have no … I’m very old—fashioned.
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There was an old—fashioned black telephone sitting on a side table.
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And from there, it comes down to good old—fashioned detective work.
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The physical, exacting nature of the work requires good, old fashioned patience.
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At first I tried it with a very old—fashioned light bulb.
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It’s taken time, but old—fashioned sexual cliché is slowly being eroded.
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ASSESSMENTS Essentially another word for tests, but not necessarily old—fashioned tests.
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She came from the proper «stock,» to use that old—fashioned expression.
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Most people will continue to get their DUIs the old—fashioned way.
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My secret is using a wand instead of an old—fashioned curler.
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It’s all about the unbridled force of good old—fashioned girl power.
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It’s like the old—fashioned telephone party line for the digital age.
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Nothin’ says we’re a couple again like some good old—fashioned tongue.
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Hope: He used that old fashioned term for them—you know, scat.
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«His thinking seems a mite old—fashioned to me,» Marilla tells Anne.
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Kids these days are a lot more old—fashioned than you’d think.
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He burned with an old—fashioned patriotism—and a desire for justice.
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Apparently, a good old—fashioned radio hack can still wreak havoc too.
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«It was just one of those old—fashioned Ravens games,» Flacco said.
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I think one is an old—fashioned, and one is something else.
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Dianne Feinstein is outperforming many half her age, with old—fashioned civility.
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Sackler recently told W that she finds the word «philanthropy» old—fashioned.
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When it comes to reality dating shows, I’m an old—fashioned girl.
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Laura looked like an old—fashioned movie star: wide-eyed and ethereal.
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Young people and old—fashioned, unapologetic liberals are not excited with Clinton.
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Sometimes, though, you just have to get tickets the old—fashioned way.
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Tesla posted a surprise profit the old—fashioned way: by cutting costs.
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But Usher’s deeper charm is a more old—fashioned sense of yearning.
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Why not rely upon good old—fashioned union representation for these companies?
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«At my school, we used old—fashioned pen and paper,» Atjil said.
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Do children in a keyboard world need to learn old—fashioned handwriting?
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The newspaper does hew to some old—fashioned ways of doing things.
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MAPLE FROSTED OLD FASHIONED — This one was a bugger to pick up.
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Dr. Selzer’s lofty, old—fashioned style infused short stories, essays and memoir.
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Farrow & Ball, expensive and old—fashioned, seemed destined to dwindle into oblivion.
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Clara represents values that look, in the current climate, decidedly old—fashioned.
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Maybe I&aposm old—fashioned, but we look at the unit economics.
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The couple met through a combination of modern and old—fashioned connections.
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«That is what we do: that old—fashioned personal service,» Porter said.
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We need to go back to the old—fashioned way of flirting.
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My husband looked amazing and made me a flask of old fashioned.
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Ladies and gentlemen, we have a good old fashioned Soccer Twitter Fight.
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It’s something about old—fashioned musicals that I love to escape into.
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I keep all the things I save in an old—fashioned way.
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Scherer, however, uses an old—fashioned spreadsheet, which helps her categorize expenses.
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And, I like either an Old Fashioned or a vodka martini — yum.
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Though sometimes the best method is the old—fashioned way, he’s found.
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Making money will also happen the old fashioned way, according to Setrakian.
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Elsewhere, the Old Fashioned was Taffer’s choice for the most underrated cocktail.
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When’s the last time you had a good old fashioned ass beating?
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«Even though lack of freedom is an old fashioned notion about marriage.»
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Chocolates with a message What’s better than an old—fashioned love note?
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Stowe’s Main Street features old—fashioned country stores from the mid-1800s.
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However, I got a good old fashioned milk tea with tapioca pearls.
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They decided to get pregnant the old—fashioned way, with no success.
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But viral journalism, like old—fashioned journalism, requires consumer awareness and skepticism.
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It refers to a gesture that seems so charming and old—fashioned.
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But also, it’s pretty old—fashioned up on the Hill in general.
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It’s an old—fashioned thing to do, for the guy to order.
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Its corporate culture is a little like an old—fashioned engineering firm.
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They have the old—fashioned ways of thinking and the old beliefs.
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From a nearby room sounded the clacking of an old—fashioned typewriter.
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Perhaps through novelty, or plain old—fashioned bafflement, they were selling well.
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«Grift» and «grifter» are old—fashioned words, but ever more useful ones.
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Since its February 6 release, Old Fashioned has brought in about $258,000.
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That’s why it doesn’t matter that Old Fashioned is often very boring.
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Mr. Beneche likes the auto industry, too, but the old—fashioned one.
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The cherry, in particular, is a nice addition to your old—fashioned.
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He also makes albums for an old—fashioned reason: to win prizes.
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And this time Congress will have done it the old—fashioned way.
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In Utah County, by contrast, residents still voted the old—fashioned way.
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Her affection for empire makes Jan Morris a curiously old—fashioned writer.
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«In Austria, we have strong, but old—fashioned industries,» Mr. Dobretsberger said.
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It’s an old—fashioned way of thinking, locked in the 19th century.
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Often it would be a quiet story — a bit old—fashioned, even.
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By contrast, Ziming’s courtship of Mrs Yu is chaste and old—fashioned.
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TIRED: Nothing beats learning how to cook the good old—fashioned way.
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Here, you can buy a la carte songs the old—fashioned way.
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To her, old—fashioned saving is the key to buying a house.
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They are worn to job interviews or to impress old—fashioned clients.
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We don’t need rare innovations so much as old—fashioned political tools.
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Caucuses in particular have been derided as old—fashioned, opaque or inaccessible.
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In a fifth, a woman stood wearing an old—fashioned national costume.
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We’re teaching some of this shit the old fashioned way this year!
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Think of gene editing as old—fashioned crossbreeding, but without its clumsiness.
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Old—fashioned war, as the saying goes, is diplomacy by other means.
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«Currently chilling and watching a good old fashioned movie with a friend.»
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I think they have an old—fashioned view of who Redditors are.
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First he campaigned as an old—fashioned Socialist, with threats against finance.
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Much of his skill can seem small-bore, old—fashioned in retelling.
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Currently chilling and watching a good old—fashioned movie with a friend.
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These are lies; good old—fashioned lies, baldfaced and flat-out lies.
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Schweppes’ Bitter Lemon (and other delicious but ascetic or old—fashioned flavours).
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It certainly doesn’t pay to be an old—fashioned stock picker anymore.
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Well, maybe not, but I do miss the old—fashioned scolding reviews.
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Stylistically old—fashioned, it feels as familiar and earnest as a pew.
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Call me old—fashioned, but I like using the city metro services.
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But Ms. Toledo had one nonnegotiable requirement: an old—fashioned front porch.
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For that, we need some good old—fashioned modern-day reality creation.
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I tried a latté and a half-dozen doughnuts including the Raspberry Glazed Old Fashioned, the Chocolate Feather Boa, the Maple Glazed Old Fashioned, the Maple Bar, the Bavarian Crème Bismark Filled, and the Lemon Glazed Blueberry Cake.
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«The reason that people get married sometimes can be old—fashioned, but I think the reason we got married isn’t old—fashioned — I actually think it’s kind of New Age,» Cyrus told Vanity Fair for their March cover story.
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«I see Rex Tillerson as being an old fashioned American diplomat and old fashioned American diplomacy in the Middle East is all about stability,» said F. Gregory Gause, chairman of the International Affairs Department at Texas A&M University.
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I got to NBC the good old—fashioned way: Blood, sweat and tears.
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» She adds: «There are some states that have old—fashioned views about consent.
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Trammell: The old—fashioned rn versus n line endings will cause havoc.
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It seems almost quaint and old—fashioned now that we’d find it questionable.
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He taught me Kung Fu, but I boxed in the old—fashioned way.
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If you like an old—fashioned story, they’ve got Miracle on 34th Street.
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There is nothing more quintessentially British than a good old fashioned fried breakfast.
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First, think of an old—fashioned pension plan as a defined benefit plan.
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Or could your day just use a good old—fashioned dose of shirtlessness?
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Or you might just have to wait it out the old—fashioned way.
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It’s Friday, so why not watch some good old—fashioned drone-powered graffiti?
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Sporting old—fashioned mechanical hands, the W7 is LG’s first-ever hybrid watch.
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Is there anyplace where the tech news is radiant with old—fashioned optimism?
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That’s not some old—fashioned way of doing things that no longer works.
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In similar fashion, dogged, old—fashioned questions from a journalist can draw blood.
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Dora Lin suggests I replace my «old—fashioned» backpack with a leather bag.
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But Brazil shows no signs of an old—fashioned balance-of-payments crisis.
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Sometimes, you just want to watch a good old—fashioned long-destined smackdown.
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But at least it was just a good old fashioned attempt at borking.
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While some prefer edibles and vaping, nothing can beat the old—fashioned joint.
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Kit Harington and Rose Leslie have confirmed their engagement the old—fashioned way.
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At the moment this «atomisation» process works like an old—fashioned shot tower.
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Its restaurants don’t accept cash, but they still take good old—fashioned plastic.
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The door, the brass doorknob, the copper lock plate, the old—fashioned keyhole.
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The theme is old—fashioned travel: a storied time before suitcases had wheels.
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Paul also showed off his cocktail smoker by making a Oaxaca Old Fashioned.
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Or try a ginger gimlet and a smoked old fashioned with local whiskey.
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«I knew it from the first old fashioned, we were cursed» («Getaway Car»)
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Of course, to most millennials, hiring a matchmaker seems old—fashioned and unnecessary.
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It’s a marriage of old fashioned jingle-jangle with sequins and short skirts.
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The by-election was also a triumph of old—fashioned shoe-leather politics.
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My S.O. has finals this week and requested good old fashioned brain food.
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Rachel’s voyeurism is quite old—fashioned: She’s actually watching people in real life.
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And if I have this baby the old—fashioned way, that’s cool too.
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«Yeah, it’s old fashioned and maybe we’re dinosaurs in that regard,» Werckman says.
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The second mode of transportation is a good old—fashioned pedal-assist bicycle.
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There has been some suggestion that the answer is old—fashioned workplace sabotage.
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Cremation, direct or otherwise, is not the only rival to old—fashioned burial.
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They can be modified, replaced or just good old—fashioned repealed by lawmakers.
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I think we need to get back to good old—fashioned grassroots campaigning.
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And then of course you could add in an old—fashioned rate cut.
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A lack of funds means some patients summon nurses with old—fashioned handbells.
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The truth, however, is that Trump is still just plain old—fashioned greedy.
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Old—fashioned undertakers are hard put to find their place in such antics.
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After all, even vampires love a good old fashioned act of heroic sacrifice.
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Yee-haw, looks like we’ve got ourselves a good old—fashioned math battle.
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I get a drink called The Great Depression and then an Old Fashioned.
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Does this old—fashioned division of roles still fit into our current society?
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But Morris is hoping he’ll have an edge with his old—fashioned approach.
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An interesting read, but maybe too socially old—fashioned for the discerning reader.
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Well that would be with the assistance of good, old—fashioned ad blockers.
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Or maybe it’s just plain old—fashioned FOMO that’s making her jet abroad.
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Step away from Instagram and reclaim the old fashioned family dinner time conversation.
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But it looks like good old—fashioned Match may have cracked the code.
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Another problem: Old—fashioned Midwestern humility, as Michigan Governor Rick Snyder puts it.
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We’re told neither drugs nor alcohol were involved … just an «old fashioned crash.»
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«And if I have this baby the old—fashioned way, that’s cool too.»
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But in the end, Puzder was sunk by good old—fashioned political baggage.
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Such hostility is probably due, at least in part, to old—fashioned sexism.
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Which, of course, is really just old—fashioned white supremacism in skimpy camouflage.
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If they do, an old—fashioned branch of architecture might enjoy a revival.
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«It always made me laugh because it was so old—fashioned,» she said.
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Both enjoy performing with a spontaneity which their old—fashioned teachers would abhor.
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Even old—fashioned metal bashing and welding is going high-tech (see article).
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He’s promiscuity steeped in chauvinism and misogyny: more old—fashioned, and more comforting.
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For years, Mr. Trump sent his letters the old—fashioned way, by mail.
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«Ghost» (Watch on Netflix) Want to Make Your Old—Fashioned Family Members Uncomfortable?
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It feels good to watch the world get saved, the old—fashioned way.
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A combination of some old—fashioned research and taking advantage of today’s technology.
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Digital fingerprinting failed to identify an unconscious patient; an old—fashioned inkpad worked.
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He earned it the old—fashioned way, by being obnoxious, insulting and offensive.
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But it did so the old—fashioned way, powered by pure fan passion.
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Principles, no doubt, may come to be seen as old—fashioned or undoable.
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But keep in mind that corruption is more than old—fashioned political graft.
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Nothing says breakfast in the South like an old—fashioned biscuit breakfast sandwich.
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What’s made these reductions possible is good, old—fashioned American innovation and ingenuity.
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«We loved the idea of an old—fashioned morning wedding,» Ms. Palm said.
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The Silverado gets extra points for having a good old—fashioned column shifter!
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Given all that, is simply releasing an album a little, well, old—fashioned?
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The app has a slightly old—fashioned interface but plenty of useful features.
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RASPBERRY GLAZED OLD FASHIONED — First on my plate was this crinkly pink belle.
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They were people famous for the old—fashioned reason: They had actual accomplishments.
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First, you can do it the old—fashioned way and press the buttons.
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Old—fashioned doctoring and newfangled technology collide; bureaucracy is slashed from the picture.
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«I rigged up the TV with an old—fashioned aerial,» Assange told me.
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Just an old—fashioned country dump in the stands… Security: You got it.
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This app is also a little old—fashioned in design, but it’s free.
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In other words: We’ve got an old—fashioned false flag on our hands.
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Most millennials don’t have the self-discipline to floss the old fashioned way.
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Well they are attacking a very old—fashioned market with a scalable model.
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They never intended national security to be used to hide old—fashioned politics.
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«Wild palombe brings a rustic, old—fashioned moment to the table,» Rose notes.
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It has that old—fashioned feel, but everything is still up-to-date.
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But at least it was just a good old—fashioned attempt at Borking.
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Many of the nine justices revel in their low-tech, old—fashioned ways.
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Some American companies say their Chinese rivals get secrets the old—fashioned way.
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And it is: There is plenty of old—fashioned pork in this bill.
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Hammons is the most old—fashioned artist of all: he is a moralist.
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And he really wanted to do it sort of … The old—fashioned way.
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It feels old—fashioned and weirdly paternalistic that he’s so insistent about paying.
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It was a real old—fashioned phone call, her first to me ever.
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«Hausa ta wiya,» Ibrahim said, miming the earpiece of an old—fashioned translator.
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Genetic fingerprinting is set to become as routine as the old—fashioned kind.
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They could just install an old—fashioned listening device somewhere on the premises.
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«So the idea of two men getting married feels nice and old—fashioned.»
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Old—fashioned forms of communication still make sense for most of life’s milestones.
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A highlight of the cocktail list is a craft-your-own old—fashioned.
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He projected old—fashioned family values, yet his own family was sometimes dysfunctional.
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The best wooden toysThere’s something wonderfully old—fashioned and nostalgic about wooden toys.
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Google Maps has mostly replaced the GPS gadgets and old—fashioned bicycle maps.
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Biden won by winning, a pleasingly straightforward and old—fashioned way of winning.
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Basic, old—fashioned macroeconomics didn’t fail in the crisis – it worked extremely well.
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Perhaps being read an old—fashioned bedtime story as an adult did it.
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Maybe what you really need is a good old—fashioned, true-believing populist.
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The book has virtually no contractions, and the language is insistently old—fashioned.
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But sometimes you just want to kick back in an old—fashioned deli.
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Some American parents may be troubled by Cao’s old—fashioned views about girls.
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They attempt to stop his business the old—fashioned way: robbing him blind.
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He seems to be, like his presidential candidate brother, an old—fashioned moderate.
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These music-streaming ads are not very different than old—fashioned radio ads.
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«I learned conducting the old—fashioned way, like Karajan, Kleiber, Mahler,» he said.
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He’s a narcissist, but we see that, actually, he’s an old—fashioned narcissist.
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Mr. Setliff described them as not overly contemporary but not old—fashioned, either.
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But, even if they’re a bit old—fashioned, the phone calls remain king.
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«Just use good old fashioned bar soap and scalding hot water,» he said.
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«Old—fashioned» were the first words that Dr. Nguyen used to describe it.
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Today only a handful of old—fashioned telephone booths are left in Manhattan.
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That is uncomfortably reminiscent of an old—fashioned shakedown, and it is shameful.
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I found this guy in England who makes pancheons, old—fashioned bread bowls.
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E11EVEN Miami’s just a good old—fashioned disco with trapeze artists and whatnot.
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Here are some tips for increasing your Android’s volume the old—fashioned way.
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Do you prefer premium, bun length, all natural, old—fashioned, uncured and skinless?
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OLD—FASHIONED, PREMIUM, SIGNATURE AND CLASSIC These are marketing, not meaningful, terms. cooking
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This is not just about curbing old—fashioned espionage, but a broader challenge.
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In other naval exercises, even old—fashioned diesel-electric submarines have beaten carriers.
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Good old—fashioned rifles and wire-cutters can wreak havoc on electricity infrastructure.
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The show Devlin worked on involved old—fashioned conjuring tricks and Surrealist tableaux.
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«The good old—fashioned drugs work very well for strength,» Dr. Rabin said.
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Until Mr. Right appears, I suggest an old—fashioned remedy: the breakup film.
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It’s just for the aesthetic, and it goes with the old—fashioned idea.
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But when Dr. Ilyas himself needs surgery, he is still rather old—fashioned.
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Call me old—fashioned, but I didn’t receive even one get well card.
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So you had to do some good old—fashioned shoe-leather reporting. Yes.
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And there’s an old—fashioned option: buying a little woodlot of one’s own.
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The highest levels were detected in two samples of Quaker Old Fashioned Oats.
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The best dietary source for vitamin D is old—fashioned cod liver oil.
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«This isn’t anything other than a good old—fashioned N.I.H. trial,» he said.
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This is one of Bacharach’s more playful tendencies: good old—fashioned plot twists.
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She remembers her grandmother bathing with an old—fashioned sponge and fragrant soap.
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Service was old—fashioned and deferential, and swing music drifted from hidden speakers.
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«He was kind of an old—fashioned patron of the arts,» she said.
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Inside, there’s an old—fashioned French lift, though it’s no longer in use.
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Damn,»old—fashioned fascism» via tech company innovation sure fits Manson’s theme here.
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It’s old fashioned and I’m trying to make that more interesting or cool.
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«You know, when a president of the United States asks you to do something, I come — I don’t think it’s an old—fashioned school at all, I don’t think it’s old—fashioned or anything,» Mattis told reporters in early September.
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In other words, the content of Old Fashioned is at odds with its form: It’s difficult to see the sex in Fifty Shades as a cheap knock-off of godly sex, when Old Fashioned is itself a cheap knock-off.
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«People were used to babies coming out the old fashioned way,» says Dr Greely.
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That’s when our conversation went from text to a good old—fashioned phone call.
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You’ll start off making them the old fashioned way: one clip for one click.
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In the process, it disrupted old—fashioned media companies like newspapers and record labels.
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The west door of the church also sported a good old fashioned wine fountain.
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«I think there’s a stigma that trees are seen as old—fashioned,» he said.
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WILLIAMS: Mary Catherine (ph) scores every game the old—fashioned way on her scorecard.
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Why aren’t more VCs using AngelList instead of raising funds the old—fashioned way?
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Until then, I’ll stick to finding recipes, shopping, and cooking the old—fashioned way.
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That’s not changed, and it’s a very old—fashioned journalistic ideal, in a way.
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There are also communities created for the purpose, structured as traditional, old—fashioned forums.
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It’s an old—fashioned Hollywood drama about a young woman finding her own voice.
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He should get there the old fashioned way, and he should get those votes.
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Do something super New Age-y or as old—fashioned as drinking warm milk.
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We grab chicken thighs, broccoli, old fashioned oats, brown sugar, and heavy whipping cream.
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The cocktail in question is a special version of Trader Vic’s Rum Old Fashioned.
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If only policymaking were just a matter of applying good old—fashioned common sense.
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We also saw ample opportunity with good old—fashioned movie adaptations of our books.
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It mostly wins over audiences through its love of old—fashioned, character-based storytelling.
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Your generation is probably going to be like, ‘Ugh, marriage is so old—fashioned.
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Old—fashioned wooing, she says, giving her approval to even a love song mixtape.
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Have some good old—fashioned American fun, and don’t be too woke about it.
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Serena opens up a bunch of old—fashioned handmade presents from the other Wives.
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If you’re into that sweet, sincere, old—fashioned vein of Americana, you’ll love this.
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When it comes to hacking, Donald Trump has a solution: «Old—fashioned» snail mail.
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However, if you’re still on an old—fashioned copper line, you’re out of luck.
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«This case was just your own old—fashioned, determined, dogged police work,» he says.
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What happens when you mix science, the supernatural, and some good old fashioned sass?
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It may be old—fashioned, but I find dedicated MP3 players wonderful little devices.
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By day, the town was largely empty, even in the old—fashioned central plaza.
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Wienerschnitzel:On Father’s Day, dads can get a free Old Fashioned Sundae at participating locations.
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But buying and selling bonds, especially corporate bonds, is still an old—fashioned business.
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But in acquiring The Ringer, Spotify is also getting an old—fashioned editorial operation.
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Each of these is applying good old—fashioned document management in a hybrid context.
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Either way, it’s probably nothing that a good old fashioned dance battle couldn’t fix.
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A treat for the author’s many fans and a masterclass in old—fashioned storytelling.
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Nightflyers breaks up the space-horror tension with good old—fashioned soap opera fare.
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Good old—fashioned travel agents, who talk online with customers via a conversational interface.
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Dawson reached out and handed the surprised star an old fashioned, his favorite drink.
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Note that this is not an old—fashioned «investment», it’s much better than that.
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He hopes to put that right chiefly by using old—fashioned means—cutting costs.
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The show is still an old—fashioned three-camera sitcom, with live audience laughter.
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One sample of Quaker Old Fashioned Oats tested positive for a whopping 1,100 ppm.
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In the meantime, some farms will stick to the old—fashioned way of communicating.
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That tradition, however, may be reverting to something more old—fashioned: Staying at home.
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These are not ministries, exactly, and what they do is not old—fashioned evangelism.
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It took a few tries, but eventually she succeeded with good old—fashioned electrolysis.
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It wouldn’t be a real TechCrunch event without a good, old—fashioned startup pitch.
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For that, we have old fashioned mail and an IBM Selectric typewriter to thank.
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This spin on the Old Fashioned is a price I’m more used to, $11.
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One glaring deterrent, carps one Sand Hill Road VC, was good old—fashioned fear.
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Hatred of Poetry is an old—fashioned book, one whose chatty manner hides its
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Old—fashioned tenets of the news business fade away in this fog of disinformation.
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Maybe you should first try to look up your heritage the old—fashioned way.
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When I look at a Samsung phone or Apple phone, they feel old—fashioned.
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He could even redesign old—fashioned building blocks so that they wouldn’t topple over.
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Gibson stages these early scenes as if he’s filming an old—fashioned romantic drama.
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Aside from the political jokes, Styles made some good old—fashioned dad jokes, too.
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And nowhere is this more the case than in good old—fashioned fried chicken.
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Maybe this is just the 2017 version of old—fashioned middle-school note-passing.
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Until then, we still have to hack our brains using more old—fashioned tactics.
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The problem is that regular, old—fashioned yogurt, like Yoplait, has been brutally commoditized.
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They’re just good old—fashioned, good-hearted Mormons trying to build the middle ground.
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Each party holds an old—fashioned convention in February of the presidential election year.
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«I look at us as one of those old—fashioned showbiz couples,» says Offerman.
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But I wondered: Is this channel-based model any different from old—fashioned TV?
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Is it luck or the product of good old—fashioned Muay Thai ring craft?
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On another, it is at its heart an old—fashioned purge of his enemies.
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Mr Manchester would like eventually to travel to space himself the old—fashioned way.
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Others, like California, ban resales only on the event grounds, the old—fashioned way.
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It wouldn’t be a real TechCrunch event without a good, old fashioned startup pitch.
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Yellowstone. They will make a living the old—fashioned way, with long hours and
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I had simply booked the hotel the old fashioned way — through a travel agent.
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He was often referred to as old—fashioned, and his clothes were identifiably Germanic.
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Among the room’s updated appliances is an old—fashioned-looking cast-iron AGA stove.
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Yes, we have real emoji, but sometimes a good, old—fashioned shruggie is best.
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He pours money and resources into the endeavor, not to mention old—fashioned dogma.
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«The ad is really showing a very old—fashioned» image of China, she said.
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«These are a different type of silicone from the old fashioned ones,» he says.
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The announcement included the recipe for her wedding cake, an old—fashioned lemon poundcake.
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You exact your revenge the old—fashioned way, by writing this coolly observant book.
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He tried to be trustworthy, had old—fashioned values and possessed a good heart.
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Caramel Apple Crisp This dish gets its crisp from some old—fashioned oats. 8.
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Especially right now, what’s not to love about a good, old—fashioned meet cute?
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It’s very old—fashioned and classic Viennese in style, which I found utterly charming.
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It will make you grateful that you live in an old—fashioned dumb house.
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On Wall Street you can please the party with some good old—fashioned nepotism.
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The answer is straightforward: It’s deterrence theory based on old—fashioned crime and punishment.
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The mapping team responded with a mix of technology and old—fashioned pavement pounding.
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At the same time, Mr. Pryce offers a stirring example of old—fashioned gumption.
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Biden stumbled over his talking points and came off as far too old—fashioned.
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At heart, Mr. Kaine, 22009, is an old—fashioned liberal, dyed in the wool.
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We were ready to kick some ass, old—fashioned American style, and we did.
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There is an agreeably old—fashioned forthrightness to the way Solomon crafts those characters.
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It was a lot of persistence and old—fashioned journalism, knocking on people’s doors.
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It almost seems old—fashioned, such sentiments, and yet it’s only been a year.
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An old—fashioned Catholic martyrdom may be possible in a multicultural, late-modern society.
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He likes old—fashioned concepts: integrity, self-control, character, dignity, loyalty, rootedness, obligation, tradition.
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Most of the comedy on display would appear old—fashioned to US comedy fans.
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And «Bosch» returns to Amazon for a second season of old—fashioned California noir.
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Their trove of inventive takes on an analog timepiece is anything but old fashioned.
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There’s an old—fashioned quality about Saturday Night Live that is kind of nice.
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Strain over fresh ice in an old fashioned glass and garnish with orange discs.
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Sure, you can go the old—fashioned route, making ads and clicks and such.
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But it seems clear that ordinary, old—fashioned goodness has gone out of fashion.
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C Street’s old—fashioned saloons make pedestrians feel like they’re in the Old West.
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First up, we tried the Urban Meadows old—fashioned pumpkin pie from Key Food.
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I printed out an old—fashioned itinerary I crossed off as I went along.
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It seemed at first like an old—fashioned, only-in-New York murder mystery.
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Another tactic Castro used to quash rebellion was a good old—fashioned gun grab.
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Hugh was devastated, while my only thought was: What’s with the old—fashioned names?
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«The old—fashioned notion of autonomy didn’t make sense any more,» Dr. Terrell said.
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Many fixtures seem yawningly old—fashioned, she noted, while others are too futuristically modern.
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Today, hackers combine the high-tech sophistication of cybercrime with old—fashioned insider trading.
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Board games, card games, long walks, bike rides, all that old fashioned stuff works.
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The old—fashioned grisliness of Gordon and Lola’s murder museum is something to see.
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Its architecture was considered old—fashioned, it was largely neglected, and it was vandalized.
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Given that the position is pretty old—fashioned, why do we still have it?
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His fruit trees look like upright, old—fashioned clothes irons, decorated with dangling growths.
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What fascinates me about Chris Dorland’s new work is how old—fashioned it feels.
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Fatebe is filming the receding set of stairs with an old—fashioned movie camera.
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I worry I’m getting old and becoming more old—fashioned than I ever was.
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It persuades people that because something is old—fashioned and familiar, it’s also benign.
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Is Jackson right to despise Ally’s solo career, or is he just old—fashioned?
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The «Spectacular» jumbles the sacred and the secular, the old—fashioned and the newfangled.
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Our reporting found evidence of dubious accounting practices, hypocrisy and old—fashioned favor-trading.
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It’s old—fashioned, it’s the language I grew up with, from the 18th century.
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The Churncraft butter churn is at once sleek yet old—fashioned, heavy and effective.
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She also dismissed accusations that such old—fashioned circuses are cruel to the animals.
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But the main way is the old—fashioned way—through cops and correctional officers.
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«Perhaps I’m old—fashioned, but I think it should be marked,» Ms. Fisher said.
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«Good old—fashioned soap and water are good enough for hand hygiene,» Juthani said.
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It’s an old—fashioned faith in expansiveness that is both risky and increasingly rare.
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This is distinctively old—fashioned, gentle storytelling that children will enjoy hearing read aloud.
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Nothing intimidated him — except the swooshing sound of our hotel’s old—fashioned revolving doors.
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Stained glass might seem an old—fashioned medium for a sought-after contemporary artist.
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But after three months, he found another job, one in an old—fashioned office.
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» Mattis noted in his book, «I’m old fashioned: I don’t write about sitting presidents.
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Or replace refined grains, like instant oatmeal, for whole grains like old fashioned oats.
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In flouncy old—fashioned uniforms, they cavort and submit, though some eye the exit.
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Gamble Jones takes time to get to know each client — the old—fashioned way.
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Nearby is a bathroom with a paneled wainscot and an old—fashioned soaking tub.
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It requires skill, a degree of salesmanship, negotiation and some good old—fashioned luck.
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There were rich mahogany wall fittings, chandeliers, old—fashioned rugs, and plush leather sofas.
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The old—fashioned way to deal with an amendment is to vote on it.
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It’s an old fashioned idea — planning for the worst and hoping for the best.
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This choreography was intricate and sophisticated, at once old—fashioned and up-to-date.
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In comparison, the national superpower approach practiced by the United States looks old—fashioned.
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And the Silverado gets extra points for having a good old—fashioned column shifter!
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You can also do this the old—fashioned way, at any of three restaurants.
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Mix in some eggs and potatoes and you got good old—fashioned conk juice.
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No magical formula, just good old—fashioned enforcement of the laws passed by Congress.
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Like most N.C.A.A. tournament pools, it brought friends together for good old—fashioned fun.
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Blacksmithing was old—fashioned and hardly anyone actually made a living at it anymore.
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It’s an old—fashioned apocalypse, down to the video’s low-res strobing moiré patterns.
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A Shop-Vac is nothing but raw power, measured in good old—fashioned horsepower.
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She designed a shopping experience that harkens back to an old—fashioned hardware store.
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Not everyone interviewed, however, had a romantic take on the old—fashioned beach communities.
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Also: corporate warfare, tech pre-eminence, cultural impact and good old—fashioned show biz.
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They may need a nap, some food, or just a good, old—fashioned burp.
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Cherish news reporting As for good old—fashioned journalism — let’s protect and cherish it.
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Not to be outdone, good old—fashioned cannabis is enjoying a beauty moment, too.
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Recipe: Old—Fashioned Scalloped Corn Follow NYT Food on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Pinterest.
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Its old—fashioned desktop and desktop programs are available on actual laptops called MacBooks.
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I had an old fashioned outfit I wore, with a hat and an umbrella.
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Why does everyone else have old—fashioned mixed arrangements that are so Dorchester hotel?
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«Widows» and «Ocean’s 8» put a spurious sisterly spin on old—fashioned American greed.
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The sisters step quickly into and out of an old old—fashioned elevator car.
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This is classic, old—fashioned glamour, and it’s perfectly suited to her sparkling presence.
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But Dr. Duffin and his wife were pioneers last summer, using old—fashioned serendipity.
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They are always, unabashedly themselves, unashamed of coming off as square, corny, old—fashioned.
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But for most people, most of the time, old—fashioned lightbulbs work just fine.
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She built her brand the old—fashioned way: Great content, blogger, TV show, books.
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Good old—fashioned reporting, enough people seem to be willing to pay for it.
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Vaporizing is widely considered healthier and easier on the lungs than old—fashioned decarboxylation.
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«If you look at the needs for that transaction, it’s old fashioned,» he said.
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Although the app is inherently technology-focused, the interface and controls seem slightly old—fashioned.
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Much of this technical wizardry is powered hydraulically, thanks to some old—fashioned grunt work.
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Instead, you control the dinosaur with a physical remote, like an old—fashioned RC car.
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Parliament is run like an old—fashioned gentleman’s club, and so on and so forth.
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» Continues the 34-year-old 90210 alum, «We like the idea of old—fashioned names.
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What better way to celebrate these new familial bonds than some good old fashioned trolling?
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We are certainly not ones to shy away from a good old—fashioned ghost sighting.
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If you make an Old Fashioned as a slushie, what are you going to achieve?
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An old—fashioned popcorn pressure cooker explodes at a street market in Changbai County, China.
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We’ll just assume Hatch is old—fashioned and wanted to give everyone a history lesson.Â
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Mr Trudeau has dealt with these discontents with a dose of old—fashioned redistributive liberalism.
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Maybe you stick to good old fashioned pencil and paper for your home decor plotting.
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It was just some good, old—fashioned mom-shaming, an insidious problem that’s disturbingly common.
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For now, AI systems will be clumsy, but likely superior to old—fashioned market research.
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It turns out many individuals are reaching that level of wealth the old—fashioned way.
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On an old—fashioned credit card, the data that’s sent to the register is static.
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The most basic method for organizing Google Photos is the good old—fashioned photo album.
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Which means fewer and fewer people are building ads the old—fashioned way with Flash.
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Place the mint and sugar into a julep cup (or old—fashioned glass) and muddle.
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So GoGoGrandparent works the old fashioned way: by dialing a phone and requesting a ride.
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But old—fashioned door-knocking may never have been more important than it is today.
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Old—fashioned thermostats, it seems, are being retrofitted so that they can be centrally controlled.
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In that comparison, 3DFS is just using «analog» metaphorically, to mean old—fashioned and slow.
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The old—fashioned public universities are becoming ever more promiscuous in their pursuit of income.
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» In fact, he says, «this is good, old—fashioned running the ball up the middle.
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We tried for years to get pregnant the old fashioned way and it didn’t work.
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He doesn’t want to get people together, the old—fashioned way, where you get Congress.
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Even as these networks and new relationships develop, old—fashioned twinning has not died out.
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Call me old—fashioned, but I prefer sending handwritten cards over digital ones any day.
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Wyoming’s Luke Bell plays old—fashioned country music with touches of honky tonk and swing.
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There’s also some good old—fashioned action-movie treachery, since a frozen lake is involved.
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Video games were once seen as a brain-rotting distraction from good, old—fashioned sports.
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«Publishing companies are incredibly old—fashioned and slow on changing their business models,» Hernandez says.
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Hookit is to social and digital media what Nielsen ratings are to old—fashioned television.
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Although Potter’s art in her well-known tales feels old fashioned, it doesn’t feel dated.
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For the moment, the government is retaining old—fashioned eye-level pedestrian lights as well.
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If you’ve got cable, satellite, or a good old—fashioned TV antenna, you’re already set.
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You’ll have to pay your friend back for that Frappuccino the old fashioned way: cash.
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A crew of friends meets up every Monday to play good old—fashioned pickup kickball.
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I drink my caramel iced coffee and eat my donut — old fashioned is the best.
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While these predictive technologies are excitingly new, the concerns underlying them remain frustratingly old—fashioned.
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THE FOREIGN-EXCHANGE (FX) market is as opaque and old—fashioned as it is enormous.
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I mean, what could compare to a good, old—fashioned sibling rivalry on the field?
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Call me old—fashioned, but I prefer my mirrors to be made out of mirrors.
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You know, when families huddled around an old—fashioned radio and used phones with cords.
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But it also has a 23MP rear-facing camera for good old fashioned 2D photography.
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She was known for being traditional and ‘old—fashioned,’ as one friend described her online.
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Go for a stroll and find yourself engrossed in some good old fashioned table tennis.
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Or, just don’t buy these and buy products the old—fashioned way—at the store.
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Political support for an old—fashioned, Trump-style trade war is thin on the ground.
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At the salad bar MIXT, cashiers took credit card payments using old—fashioned paper imprints.
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But even old—fashioned tapioca boba pearls can be tricky for the body to digest.
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Hosting an old—fashioned game night is a welcome break from everyone’s tech-dependent lives.
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It’s a little old fashioned to have a woman’s personal life [looked at like that].
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But first, they have to handle some «dead man’s fat» and good old—fashioned lifeguarding.
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I felt its nutty flavors would be interesting for a black tea-based Old Fashioned.
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Memorial Day kicks off summer, and what’s more summery than a good old fashioned cookout?
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Walking a city, counting heads seems a rather crude, old—fashioned method of collecting data.
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In short, reports of the demise of old—fashioned sexual morality have been greatly exaggerated.
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The dress is a little old—fashioned for me, but older people just love it.
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It’s like an Old Fashioned that got a seriously minty, summery kick in the ass.
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Trust Apple to be courageous enough to strip away all the old—fashioned USB ports.
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You have to load up the store and pick everything separately the old—fashioned way.
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Asking friends to set you up sounds ridiculously old—fashioned in the age of Tinder.
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Instead of leaving behind a digital legacy, they’re giving back the old—fashioned way: cash.
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But old fashioned cigarettes don’t explode in your pocket or blow up in your face.
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» The SCS games have «72 virgins» … «a good old—fashioned bitch slapping» and «blowjob vomit.
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The Shakes blend jazz with garage punk, old—fashioned rock ‘n’ roll and neo-soul.
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But call me old—fashioned, call me a purist; I believe Election Day is sacred.
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No firmware updates to worry about, no privacy concerns—just a good old—fashioned refrigerator.
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I might also suggest the rather conservative idea of good old—fashioned intrinsic musical quality.
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Podcasting, allied as it was with radio, had an old—fashioned air from the beginning.
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Obviously the best way to get caught up is a good old fashioned re-watch.
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Apparently a good old—fashioned consumer boycott just isn’t visually dramatic enough for some people.
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She has said that, growing up, she was «guilty of possessing certain old—fashioned stereotypes».
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EW: You have images of actors wearing old—fashioned clothes and furniture on the beach.
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Good-old—fashioned voice phone calls may soon become the favored, secure communication platform again.
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«Retail is old—fashioned,» said Mr. Gustin, who used to work at technology software companies.
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This time around, the celebs seemed content for just old—fashioned conversation during commercial breaks.
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This is old—fashioned moviemaking, focusing on craft and composition instead of relentless, efficient pacing.
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«Sterling is an old—fashioned gentleman, and Lawrence is really an anarchist,» Mr. Morgan said.
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Somehow, you suspect, his situation will be resolved by good old—fashioned American know-how.
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I chose a model kit for him, an imported one of an old—fashioned train.
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If your recipient still collects recipes the old—fashioned way, this is an awesome gift.
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The bar’s take on an Old—Fashioned was fantastic, but pricey, at $18 per cocktail.
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Then the Luigi Bormioli Strauss Double Old Fashioned Glass is the perfect gift for them.
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There seems something luxurious and old—fashioned about booking a first-class, scenic train trip.
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I thought Face ID was slow and inaccurate compared to old—fashioned fingerprint sensors, too.
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I had babies at age 35, 39, and 46 — — all conceived the old—fashioned way!
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Their customers find them through other means: word of mouth or old—fashioned news coverage.
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A «knuckle sandwich» is an old—fashioned way of saying a punch in the face.
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You have to go through the old fashioned way of Bluetooth pairing, which is fine.
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Clinton is grinding it out the old—fashioned way Clinton is no slouch at fundraising.
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Tables come stocked with four kinds of syrup: strawberry, blueberry, butter pecan, and old fashioned.
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Restaurants range from the elegant La Zingara Ristorante to the old—fashioned Sycamore Drive-In.
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Pour into an Old Fashioned glass over a single 1 ½-square-inch ice cube. 3.
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We are sort of like an old—fashioned production company, we are a small guy.
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Landlines, old—fashioned alarm clocks, and single-use plastics will be replaced by modern inventions.
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It is all part of a focus on the customer that is positively old fashioned.
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Effective approaches to combatting misleading advertisements must combine technology with old—fashioned human investigative skills.
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We employed old—fashioned «smokestack chasing» to recruit Samsung, Facebook, Under Armour and Hanger Orthopedic.
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Everyone loves a good old fashioned comeback story: Michael Jordan coming back to the NBA.
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How does somewhere with a comforting, old—fashioned vibe like Algerian Coffee Stores keep up?
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This is not to say that Pruitt isn’t deregulating the old—fashioned way as well.
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OhMiBod has been paving new paths for good old—fashioned cybersex for a while now.
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But he should get there the old fashioned way and he should get those votes.
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Growth can come the old—fashioned way, by establishing a market position and expanding it.
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It looked like the stage was set for an old—fashioned drug company marketing war.
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«It’s a novel you keep reading for old—fashioned reasons,» our reviewer, John Irving, said.
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I would prefer meeting someone in the old fashioned way by just letting it happen.
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The Nintendo Hoop seems to combine exercise with good old fashioned Nintendo party game fun.
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Then again, this is less a book about Yemen than the old—fashioned American dream.
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Ms. Dahl attributes this backlash to «old—fashioned men» with resentments against immigrants and feminists.
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The vehicle is powered by a good old—fashioned three-cylinder, 55-horsepower gas engine.
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Because blitz torte has that delightful, old—fashioned charm that never goes out of style.
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My poet friends don’t read him, probably considering him too old—fashioned to bother with.
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«People will think in old—fashioned ways, resisting any alteration of their views,» he said.
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And by that I mean the boring, old—fashioned kind, without any keggers with Squee.
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In this coldly pixelated age, old—fashioned writing implements make a small but meaningful comeback.
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With Rapid DNA machines, genetic fingerprinting could become as routine as the old—fashioned kind.
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But upon taking power, she seemed perhaps a bit too old—fashioned for her country.
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It was the chivalry and romance — the old—fashioned values — that grabbed her, she said.
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Ideally, there could be old—fashioned deal making across the aisle to advance both agendas.
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The downtown has brick sidewalks, old—fashioned street lamps and an art-house movie theater.
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A good old fashioned double-crusted apple pie is just as all-American as pumpkin.
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Something about the old—fashioned state has caused this particular type of whodunit to mushroom.
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As a result, Old Fashioned, rife with cliché, feels forced and unnatural at every turn.
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But why does Old Fashioned place greatness and goodness in opposition the way it does?
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«Some say this is an old—fashioned way of doing things,» he said in Ottumwa.
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Dramaturgy is, at best, threadbare; old—fashioned exoticism and sexism are par for the course.
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«It conjures up this old—fashioned image where you think of a cottage,» he said.
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«The Eight Mountains» is an old—fashioned novel in the best sense of the word.
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But like most genealogical quests, mine started the old—fashioned way, through talking to relatives.
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Mr. Isaac and Ms. Laurent have the innate, casual glamour of old—fashioned movie stars.
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PARELES Power chords punctuated by a thumping cowbell: It’s old—fashioned, but it still works.
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And though this touring production was old—fashioned and basic, it looked colorful and exotic.
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He checked for old—fashioned «for rent» signs, thinking he might find a hidden gem.
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Aeroqual’s particulate monitor, one of the most advanced, looks like an enormous old—fashioned cellphone.
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You are looking at really old—fashioned technologies that are working in concert with CGI.
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Again, it’s not the worst greeting in the world, but it’s a little old—fashioned.
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It’s why Mr. Vaccarello’s tailoring has power, but his silly pasties just seem — old—fashioned.
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We prefer to keep eye contact and place orders the old—fashioned way, by hand.
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PAAK AND THE FREE NATIONALS Old—fashioned muscle, not electronics, generated the beat for Anderson .
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This month an old—fashioned socialist, Jeremy Corbyn, scored an unexpectedly strong showing in Britain.
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Under Jaap van Zweden, war horses by Sibelius and Berlioz brought some old—fashioned pleasures.
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From my point of view that’s an old fashioned vision of fashion and haute couture.
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From my point of view that’s an old fashioned vision of fashion and haute couture.
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Women who will be more than happy to reproduce the old—fashioned way, sans spores.
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Mr. Steyer’s dominance extends to an old—fashioned messaging system as well: the postal system.
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Though it has been updated consistently, portions of it can seem a tad old—fashioned.
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Customers will still be able to order food the old—fashioned way, at the counter.
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Dolly Parton in 2019 contains a unique mixture of the old—fashioned and newfangled celebrity.
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«It’s old—fashioned fun,» said the group’s president and founder, Christina Norris, 42, of Harlem.
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They’re good science, in a mixture of modern chemistry and good old—fashioned natural history.
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Her home, a former five-car garage, has the look of an old—fashioned schoolroom.
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While newer McDonald’s have ordering kiosks, this one’s technology was a little more old—fashioned.
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We compared an internet-connected toaster oven and an old—fashioned one side by side.
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Will they actually aid our ailments any better than good old—fashioned human-made drugs?
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The contrast between Moore’s radical poetry and her old—fashioned demeanor was always a surprise.
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The old—fashioned phrase is «price gouging,» and we shouldn’t be a part of it.
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Burke hammers the tension between his old—fashioned, charmingly naïve hero and the unfolding bedlam.
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We vote for getting nutrients and hydration the old—fashioned way: healthy foods and water.
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Twitter in his hands is an old—fashioned mainline to voters, with a key twist.
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It’s just good, old—fashioned editing with an app that has revolutionized iPhone photography: VSCO.
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It made all the froth and familiar fantasia seem old—fashioned, and close to irrelevant.
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Until you’ve adjusted to the new time zone, opt for good old—fashioned water instead.
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Near the cash register are palm-size pies wrapped in plastic, with old—fashioned crusts.
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I know you’re not supposed to have this kind of old—fashioned hierarchy of books.
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After that came the old fashioned, with 35 percent, followed by beer at 27 percent.
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It’s very repetitive, and I used a lot of old—fashioned terms, like ‘da bomb.
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Dr. Higueros, at close range, was young, but friendly in an old—fashioned, courtly way.
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Where they need direction, he left them without GPS, or even an old—fashioned map.
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The old—fashioned term «jet set,» with its connotations of glamorous indolence, doesn’t quite fit.
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He had never felt such strong symptoms when he smoked old—fashioned cigarettes, he said.
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The result is something that is gloopy and old—fashioned, but also filled with cynicism.
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Parents and grandparents may be especially susceptible to this giant board book’s old—fashioned charms.
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Whether to do data entry, or respond to your child’s needs the old fashioned way.
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Florida Man fought Hurricane Florence with the help of some good old fashioned crowd funding.
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She makes plans with friends the old—fashioned way: on a landline or in person.
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For one thing, some very good sportswriters have already done it the old—fashioned way.
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Consider Valentine’s Day as a moment for returning to old—fashioned letter writing and sending.
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Romo’s habitat — network television — is old—fashioned, but that’s not what distinguishes and recommends him.
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A. Son,» compared Lawry’s old—fashioned banquet-hall environment to «an American dim sum parlor.
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Children traveled across the expanses of wilderness in old—fashioned stagecoaches and on pack mules.
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An old—fashioned river boat allowed guests to take in views of all the sites.
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This is why I’ve enjoyed learning about my family through good old—fashioned genealogy research.
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Bots and trolls, phishing and fake news — plus of course old—fashioned spin and lies.
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Buffett’s desk reflects his attachment to the past and doing things the old—fashioned way.
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These guys aren’t smashing up threshing machines though: they’re armed with massive old fashioned synthesizers.
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Demoiselle is an old—fashioned term for a young woman or girl of noble descent.
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It’s the good old—fashioned family drama that we’ve come to expect from the Kardashians.
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The captain suggested a good-old—fashioned system reboot which did the trick just in time.
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Unfortunately I think you still have to rely on old—fashioned campaigning—particularly face-to-face.
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«Wouldn’t be bad to have a little of that good old fashioned Global Warming right now!»
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The lyrics point to underlying pessimism, but there’s some good old fashioned love in there, too.
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Important biological discoveries have arrived with the same old—fashioned fanfare for the last three centuries.
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«I’m old—fashioned in that I actually do make maps and stare at them,» Lee said.
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The main reaction, screamed via Gchat, Facebook Chat, and even old fashioned «talking,» was: Now what?
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Old—fashioned values, including sensitivity, kindness, and fragility, they dismissed in favour of ruthlessness, candour, strength.
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We get another round — I get a tequila-based cocktail, and he gets an old fashioned.
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For the occasion, she wore a stunning white Yanina Couture gown that epitomized old—fashioned glamour.
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Wouldn’t be bad to have a little of that good old fashioned Global Warming right now!
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We like Instagram and Twitter — we’re old—fashioned when it comes to the social-media world.
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As for old—fashioned cops-and-robbers, high-speed chases are becoming obsolete too, says Levin.
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Many doctors still rely on old—fashioned antibiotics to kill bacteria or prevent further disease development.
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Pay up front, then unlock items the old—fashioned way: by playing more of the game.
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This one came to us the old—fashioned way: From a government official, via TV news.
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What is a new form of warfare and what is just old—fashioned murder for hire?
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As much as it’s an old—fashioned play for timelessness, it’s also very on the nose.
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For that, you have to use the old—fashioned method of pinging sonar from a ship.
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It’s got a fingerprint sensor, an iris scanner, old—fashioned PINs, and now, a face scanner.
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Like a banker funding his wife’s interior designer whims… but think that’s rare and old—fashioned.
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An old—fashioned kingWhen King Bhumibol was born, in 1927, Thai kings still wielded unfettered authority.
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Old—fashioned redistribution would also seek to right the damage already done with taxing and spending.
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When it’s time to get carving, nothing quite beats a good old—fashioned serrated paring knife.
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But it’s spoken of less, and in certain circles it’s thought of as very old—fashioned.
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When it comes to conducting secure elections, keeping things old—fashioned is often the best bet.
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I’m learning how to make a kickass Old Fashioned, and this whiskey should do the trick.
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Like BMW, China’s old—fashioned carmakers also have their sights set on the car-hailing market.
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The best way to get a clear shot was still to use an old—fashioned tripod.
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I didn’t go to college, so I got my debt the old—fashioned way: buying dolphins.
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And writing an old fashioned letter to the editor won’t cut it; we all know why.
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Good old fashioned plates, platters, and bowls seems to be doing just fine supporting edible goods.
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The film features an old—fashioned Hollywood love story between Stone and frequent collaborator Ryan Gosling.
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Out came the music, seemingly warmed up and smoothed out by the unit’s old—fashioned tubes.
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«Meeting payroll,» to invoke a now old—fashioned phrase, is nothing less than a heroic act.
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«There’s nothing magical about it: It’s just the old—fashioned putting in the work,» he said.
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This time they needed to access my brain in the old—fashioned way — through my skull.
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Good old—fashioned talking heads documentary, spiced up here and there with some fancy computer graphics.
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The first round consisted of people tweeting out the «old—fashioned» ways they got into college.
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It’s not available to stream yet, which means Swift nabbed these accomplishments the old—fashioned way.
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» Later, as Allred spoke, Zervos interrupted, saying, «What happened to a good old fashioned, ‘I’m sorry?
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The company has focused on bringing technology to the surprisingly old—fashioned world of podcast advertising.
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I’m not a doughnut eater,» Spelling said, adding that she prefers an «old fashioned buttermilk doughnut.
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It’s a rollicking old—fashioned warm weather entertainment juiced with the most cutting cutting-edge effects.
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Though often described as conservative, it is in some ways an old—fashioned social democratic outfit.
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His mom also posted images of the pup the old—fashioned away — on flyers around town.
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I’m not going to change who I am, just because of old fashioned attitudes toward women.
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Poundland sells rival passport covers in old—fashioned blue (for Leavers) and EU maroon (for Remainers).
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«This is an old—fashioned kind of laundry — you don’t have them anymore,» Mr. Huang said.
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That comes back to designers holding pens, whether its electric or old—fashioned pen and paper.
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Like with old—fashioned horse cavalry a century ago, you either adapt or you get annihilated.
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A lot of old—fashioned industry muscle has gone into this redefinition of teen pop stardom.
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It has the good old fashioned flat sound Bose is known for, but lacks impressive bass.
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It’s just a beautiful little love song to our wives and good old—fashioned country song.
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Education has been centralised with an old—fashioned syllabus that emphasises rote-learning over analytical skills.
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» Brower thinks the Trumps «have a different view of marriage, very old fashioned in some ways.
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As a result, they revert to old—fashioned working capital loans to cover their liquidity needs.
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You can also opt to just pair them the old—fashioned way in your bluetooth settings.
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This rollercoaster’s wood makeup may have you thinking it’s old—fashioned and outdated — not the case.
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The researchers aren’t the only ones interested in more old—fashioned ways to interact with electronics.
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The singer also plays herself as an adorable server in an old—fashioned ice cream shop.
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It accesses banking information, in many if not most cases, via good old fashioned screen scraping.
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Terrorists are confounded by old—fashioned, dogged police work and push-back by people on planes.
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But forget all that for a second, is good old fashioned cheating still alive and well?
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Ah, yes, it couldn’t be a story about terrible dates without some good old—fashioned mansplaining.
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Meanwhile, Cruz’s campaign had been making inroads in Iowa in the old—fashioned way for months.
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Some things are good just the way they are: simple, old—fashioned, and just damn good.
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You should seek out the answers to your own questions, often through good, old—fashioned research.
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Presidents should look and act like men do in some old—fashioned macho kind of way.
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To catch cheaters, Cohen’s firm relies on old—fashioned detective work, in combination with modern technology.
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A huge asteroid with an old—fashioned name is passing by Earth today, but don’t worry.
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«We’re just old—fashioned Catholics, playing what used to be known as ‘Vatican Roulette,'» he said.
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Women’s rights group, Fawcett Society, said the implication that only mothers can sew was old—fashioned.
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There comes a time in everyone’s life where they just want some good old—fashioned vengeance.
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It’s been a bit since we got an old—fashioned division-leader versus division-leader matchup.
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An old—fashioned pay slip is deemed irrelevant when the information on the computer is different.
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In the cases of G. and F., I prescribed some old fashioned refocusing on one’s self.
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You can always try to find love the old—fashioned way: by sliding into those DMs.
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Even elementary-school kids are taking the day off for some good, old—fashioned civic action.
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But does sexting, specifically, pose a greater danger to hypersexual people than good old fashioned infidelity?
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Emmys and Golden Globes are lovely, but Hulu measures its success the old fashioned way: numbers.
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The Qwerkywriter S is a USB keyboard that looks and feels like an old—fashioned typewriter.
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What better excuse to stop the endless Instagram scrolling then a good old—fashioned instant camera?
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The minimal props include antique lanterns, and the performers sometimes sing into old—fashioned-looking microphones.
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Visit INSIDER’s homepage for more storiesNothing compares to a good, old—fashioned scoop of ice cream.
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It took maybe a week,» she said, adding that Bowie «courted her the old—fashioned way.
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As it turns out, the way I write is very old—fashioned and kind of unfashionable.
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People outside of Congress had a more old—fashioned idea for how to respond to Delta.
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Yet buried within the jargon are old—fashioned values that the most conservative fogey could embrace.
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He, too, traces it to Trump, who he says has rekindled «old—fashioned bigotry» in America.
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The new owners saved the old—fashioned sign and an upright piano from the previous location.
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Eventually the standoff between the two men ends behind closed doors with some old—fashioned politicking.
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While the SMEG Two-Slice Toaster may look old—fashioned, it is a thoroughly modern machine.
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The entrance to the office speakeasy is covered with old—fashioned rotary phones in various colors.
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It’s about learning resilience — good old—fashioned picking yourself up, brushing yourself off and trying again.
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But we must remain aware of the old fashioned sexism that threatens to derail these advances.
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Mr. Hanson came to the movies the old—fashioned auteurist way: He wrote about them first.
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Booker, by contrast, is like an old—fashioned orator out of the 1960s civil rights movement.
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Deforestation, pollution, climate change, and old fashioned human carelessness are wreaking havoc on the world’s forests.
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Yelp users have raved about Rocket Fizz’s colorful selection of old—fashioned sodas and retro candies.
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Despite not reading books regularly, President Trump gets his news the old—fashioned way: print media.
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Mulloy took issue with tennis officialdom when he felt it was too political or old—fashioned.
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There she was, wearing an old—fashioned padded blue coat, the kind common in the fifties.
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Cousineau is a puffed-up, safari-jacket-wearing guru, but he has an old—fashioned courtliness.
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If gun control stands a chance, it will come the old—fashioned way — a power grab.
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Mr. Silva of Libreria Books said «an old—fashioned space» is clearly appealing to book lovers.
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Compared with the iconoclasm of Rei Kawakubo , or of Alexander McQueen, Lagerfeld’s work was old—fashioned.
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His voice had an old—fashioned quality to it, like a boy’s in a radio serial.
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Celebrate back-to-school season with some good, old—fashioned homework — courtesy of Amazon Prime Video.
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Heading into 2017, the eulogy for good old—fashioned stock pickers had been all but written.
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We’re living in a world where a TV show called Modern Family often seems old—fashioned.
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Twelve canvases hung together depict the crucifixion of a man on an old—fashioned iron bed.
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And old—fashioned business fundamentals will balance out the disruption frenzy of the past five years.
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Even in the gadget-filled 1980s, there was a very clear old—fashioned focus to it.
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Samson is, after all, famously old—fashioned and heartfelt, so a postcard interview made perfect sense.
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The old—fashioned dress is intended to break stereotypes of what people who protest look like.
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The 39-year-old actress met her now-husband the new old—fashioned way, on Tinder!
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The app looks more old—fashioned than SingTrue, but it offers a wide range of lessons.
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But in his telling, their on-again, off-again relationship was like an old—fashioned romance.
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In fact, Borwein warns that it’s not even equally effective as an old—fashioned hand washing.
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The cinnamon old—fashioned doughnut from Do-Rite in Chicago, Illinois, is this pastry chef’s favorite.
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An originally offbeat presence in contemporary downtown theater, he also conveys an old—fashioned literary elegance.
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More innocent and old—fashioned charms await in Sydney Taylor’s «All-of-a-Kind Family» books.
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She makes plans with friends the old—fashioned way: on a land line or in person.
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The art is old—fashioned and painterly, with cozy, saturated watercolor images of animals wearing clothes.
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They were there for an accelerated lesson in the newfangled employment potential of old—fashioned craftsmanship.
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And buying 67,000 largely undeveloped acres is a bit of old—fashioned, real estate risk-taking.
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The HIIDE looked like an old—fashioned bulky digital camera, and could be taken on patrol.
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As the rigidity of Victorian culture relaxed, hair jewelry began to seem old—fashioned and backward.
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At Tivoli, an old—fashioned amusement park, there was a kiosk to return reusable coffee cups.
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This is where thinking about navigating your career with an old—fashioned map can be helpful.
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On its surface, this carefully arranged play feels as conventional and old—fashioned as Charlotte herself.
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Back then, «America First» sounded like old—fashioned isolationism, or maybe even some sort of mercantilism.
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That building still had an old—fashioned manual elevator too, and an operator to run it.
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And of course, there’s always the chance that good old—fashioned economic improvement could help too.
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You get the feeling that Old Fashioned owes its entire existence to Fifty Shades of Grey.
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«‘Society’ has a sort of old—fashioned sense of elitism — it feels more closed,» she said.
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Is a wedding proposal too old fashioned or simply too far in the future to imagine?
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Whether or not everyone’s speaking to that, or just good old—fashioned storytelling, I don’t know.
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I do it the old—fashioned way: I write out cards with the descriptions and weights.
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Checks and tartans — men’s wear mainstays during the colder months — can sometimes read as old—fashioned.
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So difficult a moral question should command humility, or at least a little old—fashioned tolerance.
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This is the laziest old—fashioned I know, and I drink it with immense, indolent pleasure.
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I want to do things the old fashioned way Print out this form and mail it.
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In every case, however, old—fashioned landlines are ideal, since they can be used without power.
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Maybe I’m old—fashioned, but I thought that when our country comes under attack we retaliate.
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Let’s eschew identity politics in general in favor of old—fashioned concepts of citizenship and universalism.
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I couldn’t bring myself to order a $475 old—fashioned stirred from bourbon bottled in 1969.
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Mr. Jones’s strong, even hyperbolic, Royal Opera production tries diligently to bridge old—fashioned and progressive.
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But bridging the divide between civilian and military families still requires a good old—fashioned introduction.
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She said she planned to do it the old fashioned way, by calling in her results.
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Payton talks himself into thinking he earned this spot the old—fashioned way, not bought it.
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Mr. Gordon has a virtuosity that’s unforced yet polished; there’s nobility, but it isn’t old—fashioned.
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Boockvar is looking to one particular asset class that could provide some safety: old—fashioned cash.
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Schumer said «old fashioned capitalism has broken down,» favoring special interest groups and corporations over consumers.
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Or maybe you would want to stage a good old—fashioned march at a strategic location.
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The other exemplified the old—fashioned American ideal: soft, pinkish, mild and shiny with rendered fat.
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In an era of digital crimes, some thieves are still doing it the old—fashioned way.
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Salerno typified a more old—fashioned gangster ethic that frowned on flamboyance that might attract attention.
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Perhaps it’s time to consider all options along with creativity and old—fashioned deal-making skill.
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