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- noun Plural form of
obsolescence .
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Examples
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One of the more dangerous obsolescences is the inability of the Constitution to prevent the existence of the military-industrial complex President Eisenhower had warned against in his Farewell Address.
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AOL was doomed because the technology it relied on was doomed to obsolescences.
Update On Netscape.com: It’s Done, Possibly Moving To WOW.com. Big AOL Layoffs Coming. Michael Arrington 2005
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His opus 10 is a piano suite published at the age of twenty-two, and opus 14 is another; both contain such obsolescences as
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There's a hunger in very controlling companies like Apple to create planned obsolescences sooner rather than later, so it will become more and more difficult to stay functional.
NYT > Home Page By CATHERINE RAMPELL 2011
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"As manufacturers are closing lines, announcing obsolescences, OEMs still have products using the parts" and are turning to distributor partners like Avnet for help in cross-referencing parts.
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"As manufacturers are closing lines, announcing obsolescences, OEMs still have products using the parts" and are turning to distributor partners like Avnet for help in cross-referencing parts.
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