State of being which occurs when an object, service, or practice is no longer wanted even though it may still be in good working order.
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Ultimately, however, no strategy will likely be enough to fend off obsolescence.
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Fine Gael must either seize this opportunity or face continued political obsolescence.
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Fashion is change and obsolescence imposed on a pattern of tyrannical conformity.
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In the obsolescence of this necessity, other buildings had sprung up unfortified.
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But as Cerf's own email obsolescence shows, digital communications quickly become unreadable.
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And being a duo, they resisted individual celebration and its instant obsolescence.
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But already a kind of built-in managerial obsolescence was starting to show.
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But the trusty Viking parachute is finally on the verge of obsolescence.
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These prescripts, after a long period of obsolescence, had become entirely obsolete.
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Fine Gael in the FitzGerald years created the conditions now hastening its obsolescence.
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The site had overlooked the obvious problem of its built-in obsolescence.
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The problem is technological obsolescence: Wikipedia is getting nearly as old-fashioned as email.
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Greece's post-2004 struggles were less inexplicable, given the essential obsolescence of man-to-man marking.
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Yet that model may be approaching obsolescence -or at least a hiatus.
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The industrial traits in this way tend to obsolescence through disuse.
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Socialism has become banal and the Socialist party appears to be nearing obsolescence.
