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age-old

adjective as in very old

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Even as the pair discuss race and racism, “Colored Television” is a book about the age-old tension between living as makers and making a living.

Considering the series’ tone and genre, one may expect the conversion to shift into the age-old “Die Hard” debate – but series creator Joe Barton is slyer than that.

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Cold Spring Harbor neuroscientists have devised a potential explanation for this age-old paradox.

This will be a willful surrender to the age-old, patently illogical dictum that preparing for war is the necessary precondition for peace.

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Weiss and Brier’s fruitful professional dynamic is one example of a pair who answers that age-old debate ignited by “When Harry Met Sally.”

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