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antiquate

verb as in date

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He added that the decision about whether to proceed with the prosecution was taken by the CPS, "who were hamstrung by antiquated legislation".

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Aside from staffing inadequacies, controllers have warned that antiquated technology has made their jobs more challenging.

“When something goes wrong, you can have a runaway fire. They did a great job at getting it under control. But do we really want antiquated dirty energy in our communities?”

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Specifically, he is pushing back on the move by some jurisdictions to end the antiquated practice of cash bail.

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“We are encouraging programs to switch from low-fat dairy — which the antiquated Dietary Guidelines require them to promote — to full-fat/whole milk,” Kennedy wrote on X.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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