Many of the Old Guard, nearing retirement age and facing profit squeezes in the metrosexual era, have moved to Florida, where they can transfer their barber's licenses.
From Pat Riley to Mike Keenan, from Patrick Ewing to Adam Graves and everyone in between, all the names from his era have moved on.
"We live in an era when cancer has moved away from being generally fatal to being itself a chronic disease," Dr. Ballard-Barbash said.
Stepping in after the free-for-all of the Yeltsin era, Mr. Putin has moved to centralize the political system, side-swipe powerful oligarchs with extensive holdings in the media and push on with a relentless war against the rebel region of Chechnya.
In the modern era the death penalty has moved indoors.
American education has entered a new era in which academic achievement has moved to the center of what is publicly expected of schools.
The Coalition is, for example, going to the polls with an "options paper" instead of a higher education policy, retaining most of the Abbott era cuts but saying it has moved on from full deregulation.
By contrast, web 2.0 savvy companies realise that the world has moved into an era of crowdsourcing.
They marched to show that most of America has moved beyond the era and the sordid principles symbolized by that execrable flag.
But big also for a significant, potentially perilous, quality that distinguished this congress from its predecessors (including the first, at the party's founding, in Shanghai in 1921): China has moved beyond the era of the strongman, a man whose words count above all others'.
