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What psychologists have done, though, is examine the emergence of memory in our first few years with a series of now classic experiments.

In March, the websites of government departments and banks were also crippled by the now-classic DDoS method.

Of course, the JSR-compliant parser has rendered some now "classic" syntax incompatible with the new Groovy.

David then landed the role of Keith Partridge in the ever-popular, now classic T. V. show, The Partridge Family.

Now Classic Reading class has been an important part of the school-based curriculum and it has some actual effect.

Stevenson rewrote the story, and readers will never know the differences between his original vision and the now classic tale.

This is true of the by now classic answers to a "1929" problem.

In 1990 he starred in the now classic Tim Burton film Edward Scissorhands.

In one now-classic study, 75 percent of undergraduate men approached by an attractive female stranger agreed to have sex with her;

Rian Malan created the template with his wonderful, and now classic, "My Traitor's Heart" ;

In 1974, Watzlawick, Weakland, and Fisch published their now classic book, Change: Principles of Problem Formation and Problem Resolution. 7