old news

It may come as old news to many women, but it seems a bit of retail therapy really is good for you.

And I'm just betting that, sooner or later, this particular recession is going to be old news.

The wind roar, scooped up the wheezing frozen soil, despite the old news.

But that, Mr Gates complained, is "old news" , and a silly reason to break off ties between the two armed forces.

It wasn't the report itself that unhinged me -- it was a rehash of old news -- but Mark's response to it.

To it fall such tasks as " dummying " each page, replacing old news with fresh as editions change, and directing the make-up of the paper.

So if Brazil and Russia are old news, what's behind the inclusion of new entrants to the top picks for emerging markets growth?

But a fading global recovery means August's accelerated appreciation already is old news.

Master, master! News, and such old news as you never heard of!

All this is old news to micro-economists, but now a new strand of economic analysis is changing the way we think about taxation.

An answer soon emerged: Traders were passing around a days-old news story containing a quote from a Chinese central bank official.

I know the tech trees are old news, but I was just taking another look at them and I noticed something that doesn't make much sense to me.

The other half, the younger half, will complain that this is old news.

But actually, on a different way of calculating the data, this was very old news.

But wait, I said, that's old news.

When the International Monetary Fund finally takes notice, it must be old news.

The vaccines and the toll roads are old news, and they will carry less weight in the general election than in the Republican primary.

We had seen this for the last 3 years. By now, it was old news.

His initial tack is that the documents are old news, especially the New York Times angle on the Pakistan intelligence-Taliban links.

Is blog search itself old news in a new era of real-time microblogging?

Second, news comes in flavours: new news, old news, no news and political news.

By the time i Phones were officially sold in China, they were old news.

Royalty marrying common people is old news in liberal Norway, where Crown prince Haakon wed single mom Mette-marie Tjessem Hoiby in 2001.

In some instances, the announcements clearly reflected old news.

For people who play video games, Digital Physics is old news.

Such things are old news in other rich countries.

Although to some extent this is old news, it does serve to emphasise the size of the hole out of which the UK must climb.

Old news to some, but Illidan has been confirmed to be alive.

Sending a man to the moon was once old news, but not anymore.

And space is, in some ways, old news.

Come on, it's old news! So, what about it?

Some of the results are old news: wealth, beauty, and pleasure, for example, have little effect on happiness.

Old news is not news.

With Java 6. 0 being newly released, you might think the Java 5 language features are "old news. "

To many internet industry executives, that is old news.

The study was really old news to them.

I don't have to think i only have to do it the results are always perfect and that's old news

Now I hear it in the wind when old news are coming in

he leafed through the old news - paper files

Impact of White Water Cycling on Deinking Effect of Old News Paper