It also keeps some illiberal traits: a clause saying the state should ensure equality between the sexes has gone; an infamous piece of the penal code, which was used to prosecute various writers for "insulting Turkishness", remains.
But as Big Boi told Desus and Mero on Tuesday's episode, while the red walls are gone, the infamous pole remains.
As a councillor, he's become infamous for going after Uber drivers, resulting in Mayor John Tory calling his behavior "a disgrace".
"Kony 2012" ultimately led President Obama to sign military authorization to go after infamous Ugandan warlord, Joseph Kony.
1 27:13 OK, here we go: the infamous fight between Superman and Clark Kent in the junkyard.
Labour MP Tom Watson, a key figure in the campaign to compel NI to admit that phone hacking had gone beyond its infamous "one rogue reporter" defence, said he would make no apology for standing up against a "very powerful company".
The game, which puts players into the role of an immigration officer in a fictitious eastern European country, beat the Nintendo 3DS life simulation Animal Crossing: New Leaf, puzzle-platformer Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons, first-person story exploration game Gone Home, the infamous big-budget open-world shooter Grand Theft Auto V, and episodic point and click adventure game Kentucky Route Zero.
Gone was the infamous clapping and cheering that comes with an Apple launch, replaced by the Maxfield employees monkishly ushering customers in one at a time.
And no John Oates interview would be complete without asking him about his far-gone infamous mustache..
The famous twinkle is gone, replaced by an infamous bitterness.
But how does it equate to other famous (or infamous) traders gone rogue through the years?
