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Facing a mountain of damning facts from imperial yesteryear, the British government chose to settle.

Many of those filters are designed to make digital photographs look like snapshots taken with the toy cameras of yesteryear: the Kodak Brownie, the Instamatic, the Polaroid.

FORGET the bulky snowshoes of yesteryear: The newest models have aluminum frames, titanium crampons and even modular components that can be mixed and matched.

Where, he asked, are the beautifully crafted instruments of yesteryear, the elegant constructions of wood and brass made by the likes of Galileo Galilei?

Singing Telegrams Bearing no resemblance whatsoever to Western Union's "singing telegrams" of yesteryear, the Singing Valentines dispatched by the Connecticut Gay Men's Chorus are something else entirely.

"Turning onto Beck Street from Longwood Avenue is like entering a New York of yesteryear," the magazine wrote, adding, "It's one of the warmest, most inviting places in the city".

Where, after all, are the sovereign forms of yesteryear -- the epic, the saga, the Byronic narrative poem, the autobiographical Wordsworthian ode? Literary grandeur is out of style.

WASHINGTON — Back in the yesteryear of the campaign, Barack Obama's staff often mocked the "chattering classes," the "inside-the-Beltway social circuit," the dreaded "Official Washington" that has been a perennially convenient bogyman for insurgent presidential candidates.

He will also say: "The Conservatives are the party of yesteryear and the Liberal Democrats the party of tomorrow".

The finest snow story of all, however, was buried on page D14 in last Wednesday's paper, a reminiscence of the snows of yesteryear and the origins of the weather-narrative form in newsrooms.

Children, whether it's the children of yesteryear or the modern child, they need the necessities of life: Food, shelter, and clothing.