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Instead, the Republican sales pitch to women is an age-old deal: In exchange for submission, they will get protection.

It’s the age-old rule of not putting all your eggs in one basket.

The event displays age-old ways of farming and draws hundreds of thousands of visitors each year.

This is a new version of the age-old income redistribution game of taxing people too much but then trying to appease them with tax credits or one-time cash payments.

"We have to do everything to demonstrate that Russia is our age-old enemy," he was candid.