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The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills said the college would have "cutting-edge technology and use state-of-the-art equipment" to provide training courses for the specific needs of the rail project, which is expected to generate more than 2,000 apprenticeships.

When launching networks you have to have cutting edge programming".

The play has the feel of a Playhouse 90; in the Fifties, it would have been cutting edge.

February 28 2014 March 1 201414 In the heyday of Carl Schorske and the late Kirk Varnedoe — say, the late eighties — an all-Vienna festival at Carnegie Hall would have been cutting edge; now it's largely a way to attractively repackage music that everyone knows and loves.

Yes, the technology would have been cutting edge a decade ago, but Bose continues to invest in product development and the QuietComfort 35 Series II (Bose QC35) is the latest and greatest.

It would have been cutting edge in 1905, perfectly acceptable in 1906 and 1907, and possibly seen in 1908 "if it was worn by a frumpy woman".

Other Chinese Olympians have cutting-edge facilities.

Don't have cutting-edge gear?

Broadway has the opportunity to get cutting edge.

I would just like the opportunity to say, however, that as shitty as this looks now it would have been fairly cutting edge back when I saw it.

"[We] perhaps didn't have that cutting edge in the game as we would have liked and as we have done a lot of times this season.