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In fact, they are often based on an outdated model.

But since then, he said, that information has become outdated.

But most are so outdated as to be of little value.

Information about health spending in most states is even more outdated.

Most college students are learning from books that many in the field view as outdated.

This was used from about 1945 until 1997, when it too became outdated.

By the time we got back, we'd be so outdated that the human race would have no use for us.

Some of the book's findings have been seen as outdated.

We had very few problems with accuracy or outdated data.

At best, students used them to learn computer programs that fast become outdated.

Most of the humans here are more outdated than I am.

How can they bring old, outdated things new life through innovation?

You're working on outdated stereotypes from a few years ago.

But these turned out to be far too outdated and inaccurate.

Our society must break away from the outdated system of school, work and pension.

The city has some statistics, he said, but they were often outdated or not available to the public.

And the Swiss are not the sort of people who use outdated technology.

Changing this outdated law is a matter of public safety.

But she said the traditional approach was based on outdated views.

"Everything becomes outdated in a matter of months," he said.

If you use an outdated version your figures will be wrong.

"This is what you get for sticking with outdated technology."

"Most of the stores there now are small and outdated."

Still, the public and the news media will focus on the outdated official measure.

Once again, let us not try to build the future using outdated economic concepts.