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Meanings of become obsolete in English
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Usage of become obsolete in English
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The old measures of dimensions become obsolete, and old harmonies are broken.
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All the assumptions that went into its calculation had now become obsolete.
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Georgia insists the format of the Joint Control Commission has become obsolete.
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Some of these are likely to become obsolete as time goes on.
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And the idea of a global key currency may become obsolete, Uno said.
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In the future, jobs will change and many will become obsolete.
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He said he feared his job could become obsolete or outsourced.
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And hence, the moral and religious observances of to-day may become obsolete to-morrow.
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Some would become obsolete, and others be adopted in their stead.
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Owing to these substitutes the old action of dishonest litigation has become obsolete.
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But the political wisdom of Czar Ivan's times has long since become obsolete.
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Democracy depends on publicly comprehensible voting mechanisms that do not become obsolete over time.
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The once imposing and solemn rite of exorcism has become obsolete in the Church.
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Intel could either lead in that direction, the Israelis told management, or become obsolete.
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Expected to become obsolete as a system within a decade.
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The expression "presents compliments" has become obsolete in the writing of invitations.
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United States of America
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