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Far from the intrinsically unhelpful gray charts of yesteryear, this data is designed to spark invention.

And unlike the skinheads of yesteryear, this group of memelords and shitposters don't even have a set of IRL touchstones to help them forge their identity.

If Ask.FM was the teen suicide trigger of yesteryear, this year's digital smoking gun is Tumblr.

While many bands are reaching back to find underexploited ideas from yesteryear, this year's festival booked 1970's and 1980's progenitors: the Cure (founded in 1976) on Sunday and the Pixies (founded in 1986) and Kraftwerk (founded in 1970) on Saturday alongside their latest heirs and emulators.

It may be that the authors of yesteryear appreciated this fact when they wrote some of the great works of the 20th century.

SEAN CAPONE: The motion graphic designer and video artist Sean Capone blurs the line between modern technology and the antiquated styles of yesteryear for this issue's T (Page 211; go to nytimes.com/tmagazine for an animated version).

There's an air of renegade yesteryear about this antic effrontery, from the era in which Robert Mapplethorpe's photographs of sadomasochistic gay practices fuelled a culture war that, in 1989, reached the floor of the U.S. Senate.

To his right was a larger-than-life image of an American Eagle model in a swimsuit; to his left the Disney store showed cartoons from yesteryear; and this is where the road to London started, at the corner of 46th and Broadway.

Instead, we seem to be re-fighting the battles of yesteryear, except this time the victims of political backlash will be in state capitals, rather than on Capitol Hill.

While I no longer have ink-stained fingers when I read WWD -- I get it all online, these days -- I do long for the fashion days of yesteryear, and this book is a perfect gift.

Without this leverage, its operations resemble "the failed conglomerates of yesteryear".None of this information was exactly new.