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It appears that skills learnt in vocational training "become obsolete at a faster rate".
Indeed, Dr Ritchie says that the PDP-7 was already obsolete at the time.
Strikingly, Mr. Bernanke acknowledged that the traditional tradeoff between inflation and employment had become all but obsolete, at least for now.
Separated from the environments for which they were originally intended, the Werkstätte objects convey an intense aestheticism that feels radical and obsolete at the same time.
At the time I wrote it, I was 12. My mother worked as a key-punch operator — a profession now obsolete — at the Piscataway, N.J., offices of Phillips Van Heusen, the clothing company.
Savino suggested that in building up from the grass-roots level with tens of thousands of documented downloads, the apps could eventually make the scorecard and pencil obsolete at major league ballparks as well.
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Eric Penumbra, chief of the recently merged Milltonium Ltd. & Dynaflex, has fired me from a vice-presidency of Dynaflex for being obsolete--at 46.
Transcript from the 'Is teaching obsolete?' debate at Salford University on 4 June.
By then, many of these school buildings may be obsolete, or at least in need of another refurbishing.
So could digital sharing make owning your own house obsolete, or at least unnecessary for long periods of time?
Still more remarkable, this new technology is a return to an obsolete one, at least in concept.
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