The UK, France and Germany have been accused of hypocrisy for lobbying behind the scenes to keep outmoded car tests for carbon emissions, but later publicly calling for a European investigation into Volkswagen's rigging of car air pollution tests.
"Partners" is built to resemble a "sort of museum within a museum," in the words of the show's artistic director, Massimiliano Gioni, and has the air of an outmoded academic archive newly appeared on the Bowery.
The two-season model, designed around "autumn/winter" and "spring/summer" as two opposite wardrobes is outmoded in an era of air conditioning, of mass-market long-haul travel, and of a global economy.
Our starting point was those popular television shows from the 1970s that contained views or language so outmoded they probably couldn't be aired today.
Over the next seven years, before being elevated to the Supreme Court, Jackson played key roles in promoting F.D.R.'s ruinous court-packing plan, in urging him to seek a third term and in shaping the "destroyer deal" that in 1940 sent outmoded American ships to Britain in exchange for naval and air bases on British territories.
Air conditioning and refrigerators make up for the somewhat outmoded decor, and with the price of a triple still firmly under €200, you'll have room for all of the purchases you'll acquire with the euros you've saved.
("F-22" indicated a fighter jet of the outmoded anti-Soviet type; "F/A-22" draws attention to its air-to-ground attacking, which is more useful in modern theaters of war. "Raptor" just sounds tough).
In fashion as in politics, the system is outmoded, the establishment is at breaking point, the mood is fractious and unrest is in the air.
The result was near disastrous losses for Allied air power, particularly for the British, Portuguese, Belgians, and Australians who were struggling with outmoded aircraft, poor training and weak tactics.
