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fallen into disuse

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See: obsolete, outdated, outmoded


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Each action-packed volume of Stories from the Golden is further enhanced with a glossary of regional terms, dialects that have fallen into disuse, and other words that may be esoteric to the casual reader.
Designed to place designers and executives within a physical interior that can be adjusted to show relationships between components, it had fallen into disuse as Ford transitioned toward virtual reality design reviews.
Woodward pointed to the importance of the IMC conclusion that all the military departments, including the IRA army council, have fallen into disuse.
 
 
 
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