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is obsolescence
noun
The state of being obsolete—no longer in use; gone into disuse; disused or neglected.
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Luxury can embrace innovation; what it must be wary of is obsolescence.
The second, more future-gazing, concern with any kind of human enhancement technology is obsolescence.
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It was obsolescence that made horses and fountain pens into status symbols.
Or is planned obsolescence at work?
You could certainly make the case that conservative doctrine in 2012 is courting obsolescence.
But in the age of instant and e-mail messages, Ms. Liner is fighting obsolescence.
Now of course email is approaching obsolescence as a communicative medium.
What this survey does indicate is the obsolescence of surveys like Zagat.
"A good part of what drives the fashion business is perceived obsolescence, but it can have a destructive impact on consumers," Mr. Sachs said.
One problem facing sustainable apparel consumption is artificial obsolescence (Ertekin and Atik 2015).
It's not just the missile launch centers: Each of the U.S. nuclear delivery systems is approaching obsolescence.
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