| 41. | Perhaps the previous way was based on nothing more than fusty old habit, and being forced to rethink it is good for us.
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| 42. | But it is worth the effort, for the staging rescues this opera from the fusty realism and chintzy exotica that mar other productions.
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| 43. | Clinton's appearance at the Labor conference in Blackpool on Wednesday sent a charge of excitement through the fusty world of British politics.
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| 44. | The show received mixed reviews . " The New York Times " called it a " gorgeously sung but fusty musical ".
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| 45. | Unlike the usual venues dedicated to the ancient world, there will be no fusty, dusty corridors filled with glass cabinets of pottery fragments.
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| 46. | The shift is indicative of efforts by Digest managers to update their sales strategies and shake off an image as a fusty, musty marketer.
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| 47. | Put crudely, if the rest of the world regards Britain as backward-looking and fusty, it is less likely to buy British.
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| 48. | Had the venerable but fusty house of Sonia Rykiel followed the usual custom of distributing the bags as gifts to influential people, Solomon wondered?
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| 49. | Decades ago, it was the Beatles and Carnaby Street that showed the world that Britain wasn't as fusty as it was often portrayed.
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| 50. | It has been terribly hard for Elgar to shake off his reputation as a fusty composer of ceremonial marches for occasions of British pomp and pageantry.
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