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Meanings of as outdated in English
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Usage of as outdated in English
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Large sections of the public regard the law as outdated and irrelevant.
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The 1978 Medical Practitioners Act has long been recognised as outdated and cumbersome.
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Some critics see the concept as outdated in the 21st century.
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Shooting and maiming pigs is as outdated as Civil War rifles.'
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The stereotype is as outdated as the fob watch gift.
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Lawmakers have criticized the Bank's governance system, centered on its Court of Directors, as outdated.
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Others regard suspicion of commercial agendas as outdated.
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The SEC's current disclosure requirements were adopted in the 1970s and are now criticized as outdated.
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Its ideas about solving the Irish problem by violence are as outdated as the Flat Earth Society.
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In the not too distant past, many consumers saw European wines as outdated, unreliable and impossible to understand.
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It's almost as outdated a concept as waiting for a bundle of CDs from Columbia House to arrive.
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But the landowners are pushing back, fed up with what they describe as outdated stereotypes of their businesses.
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The "one-child policy" is now regarded as outdated.
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Kelly rejects the survey as outdated and said it should not be viewed as a fair representation of what Mormons believe.
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The ideas in this old skipping rhyme are apparently as outdated as, well, carefree children skipping on our footpaths and streets.
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Men were, and are, vulnerable to Francine's beauty; women now not only are envious but view her strategies as outdated and silly.