After the purchase, Bank of America placed Countrywide in a separate subsidiary, a decision that has much relevance today.
In 2011 they packed out Alexandra Palace in London, where more than 10,000 people sang along to Ghost Town, a song that has as much relevance today as it did in the early 80s.
While puritanical suspicion and personal interests led to a community being ripped apart, lessons were subsequently learnt about the dangers of religious extremism and lapses in justice that have so much relevance today.
And, yes, Senate Majority Leader, Mitch McConnell, you can loosen some of those coal regulations, so your constituents feel you delivered on your dunderheaded campaign promise to bring back an industry that has as much relevance to our clean energy future as the telegraph does to 21st century telephony.
They claim, with not much relevance, that she gives her spare money to bums because she was once disappointed in a love affair.
Part II might shine a light on some misdeeds, but the idea that it will have much relevance to today's journalists, or shape the future of an ever more youthful, increasingly digital media industry, is perhaps fanciful.
It's hard to imagine that they will have as much relevance compared to data-driven services that help customers make it easier and faster to make buying decisions.
I do not feel that my work is of much relevance to the wider rural community that I live within but am not really part of.
Thomas Carter, who played James (Hollywood) Hayward and has become a prominent movie director, had little idea that the show had so much relevance in Turkey.
These testimonies from students have confirmed that much of the curriculum holds relevance for health workers in their day-to-day working environments.
