Certainly it's as pertinent as ever, but personally, I think Monkey Business is their definitive film.
The Interrogation was the work of a young man but, 40 years later, it is still as pertinent as ever.
Thirty years later, and with the Zimbabwean people suffering under Mugabe's rule, the words are as pertinent as ever.
Improving the welfare of workers, reducing environmental impact, and making trade fairer in their own operations and those of their suppliers is as pertinent as ever.
That theme crops up again and again in more recent Russian history and, 150 years since Fathers and Sons was first published, it is as pertinent as ever.
Although the fundamental questions about Bill Clinton's behaviour remain as pertinent as ever, the press and public have put them aside.
In the age of Kosovo, Bosnia and Iraq, Victory, with its ambiguous, ironic title, remains as pertinent as it was when it was written: more than a quarter of a century ago, during the Thatcherite revolution.
They touch the dark heart of a piece that, in its focus on youthful disaffection and the state's attempts to control antisocial behaviour, is as pertinent as it was 50 years ago.
He argued the process for the decision making was not as pertinent as the substantive judgment, which was that Rudd was not well suited to the role of UN secretary general.
Nevertheless, the story based on Frank Miller and Alan Moore's cult classic graphic novel is as pertinent as ever, though the evil dictators who engineered Britain's rigid police state were far more competent than America's current regime.
Clearly, the need for another audit of private practitioners prescriptions for TB seemed as pertinent as it was two decades ago.
