After all these years, we seem to be stuck back at square one.
(It's been stuck back together, but will always bear the scars of its ordeal).
"If we didn't have the law, or if it didn't work, we would be stuck back in that primitive place of flight or fight".
"We may be competing in a new global economy," Mrs. Clinton said, "but our policies to equip new workers are stuck back in the 20th century".
The problem that Vladimir Putin and his team face is that they, quite simply, just don't get it — they're stuck back in the U.S.S.R. while an important and growing slice of Russia has moved firmly into the 21st century and, with tongue in cheek, is humming the latest YouTube hit: "Our madhouse votes for Putin / Our madhouse is happy with Putin".
Still, after the physical exam, when we return to the desk to wrap up the visit, we are stuck back with the computer screen between us as I print out prescriptions, order labs and document all the elements of our visit in order to comply with the vast and ever-expanding charting requirements.
"TV is one that we continue to have great interest in – I choose my words carefully there – TV is one of those things that, if we're really honest, it's stuck back in the 70s," said Cook, in an appearance on the US Charlie Rose show last year.
"TV is one that we continue to have great interest in – I choose my words carefully there – TV is one of those things that, if we're really honest, it's stuck back in the seventies," said Cook, in an appearance on the US Charlie Rose show.
