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Meanings of old stereotype in English

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Usage of old stereotype in English
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So much for the old stereotype of gay men being wildly promiscuous.
Mortal Allies
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Well, you can forget the old stereotype of the older generation being the most fallible.
The South African
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The media portrays teens as being 'sexting', binge-drinking louts - but it's just a variation on a centuries- old stereotype.
The Irish Times
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The old stereotype of the woman carrying out the caring role in society is perpetuated by school leavers each year.
The Irish Times
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Terry Prone, who occasionally coaches Flynn, lamented the old stereotype for Soundbyte; Woodfull blamed Flynn for living down to it.
The Irish Times
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There's an old stereotype that says that Lusians are as subtle as a stomach pump and about half as pleasant.
The Hyperion Cantos
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The researchers said their study was the first to confirm the old stereotype about blustering men who dropped dead from apoplexy.
The Irish Times
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But that won't be the only challenge to the old stereotype of cariocas living a life of sun, sea, samba and alegria.
The Guardian
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It's high time the old stereotypes were ditched, regardless of the result.
The Guardian
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At times, some critics have said my comedy risks reinforcing old stereotypes.
The Guardian
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As part of this, we tested old stereotypes and answered old questions.
Ebony
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And if so, will it be Oscar-caliber work or the same old stereotypes?
Ebony
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What is patently absurd, however, is to stick to old stereotypes.
The Guardian
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Sensationalised reporting of this event drew on all the old stereotypes.
Radio NZ
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The French lived up to all your favourite old stereotypes.
The Irish Times
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Old stereotypes have been used to stoke up the confrontation, which badly needs to be cooled down.
The Irish Times
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