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Hyperinflation, corruption and political repression may be mostly consigned to the past - but they are tough stains to remove from the country's reputation.

The minimalist treatment is largely free of the usual array of buttons, switches and dials; those functions are mostly consigned to a 10.5-inch touch-screen that looks like a complex Etch A Sketch.

Until now it's been mostly consigned to shitty, third-generation VHS copies—I think the last time it was screened for the public was at some festival seven or eight years ago.

From next April the Foreign Exchange and Foreign Trade Control Act will be largely consigned to history.

Staffordshire figurines the kitschy ceramic models of adorable pups and napping shepherdesses that were must-haves for any 19th century home but are now mostly consigned to old ladies' dusty mantelpieces sit firmly on the craft side of the divide.

Today, queries and responses are largely consigned to e-mail.

Both are now being consigned to history.

Walking around the neighborhood, the traces of Soho past have mostly been consigned to memory, but it's not only a building or a facade that looms before us, it's the recollection of art and artists and exhibitions.

It's the Hummer being consigned to the scrapheap of history.

Everyone else is more likely to be consigned to unstable, unworkable ones".

He must be hoping it won't be consigned to art-history books.