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“This is a reminder that the cable television network business is yesterday’s news,” analyst Craig Moffett said Wednesday in an interview.

Republicans also took control of the US Senate in yesterday’s election.*

"Paying brilliant, compassionate hospice staff a fair salary makes up the biggest proportion of running costs, and so it's disappointing the chancellor didn't exempt charities, or providers of NHS services which aren't formally part of the NHS, from yesterday's National Insurance rise," it said.

From BBC

"Yesterday’s Budget made us a loss-making enterprise," she told the BBC's Today programme, adding Signature's staffing costs would jump by £1.7m.

From BBC

Why are they doing covers of yesterday’s music?

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

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