Given that so much may be at stake, the way such broadcasts are allocated is antediluvian.
The changes to the judiciary mean that antediluvian judges and prosecutors no longer stand in his way.
But two of the antediluvian members Germany and Austria plan to keep their markets locked down until at least 2009.
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By the turn of the century, though, mechanicals had won favor among collectors who prized their antediluvian complexity.
The Tory party might still be a valid political entity instead of the antediluvian cryptofascist laughingstock-come-home for the living dead it is now.
For a godfather of electronic trading, Mr Madoff ran the business along antediluvian lines: clients and feeder-fund managers were denied online access to their accounts.
BlackBerries have an antediluvian OS, a bad browser, an inferior app ecosystem, and hardware and pricing that is at best on par with Apple and Android.
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It was this antediluvian gesture, shorn of all accoutrements of modernity that arguably serves as a crude model for the giant carefully choreographed music festivals of today.
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Bashar's key partner has been Muhammad Mustafa Miro, the prime minister appointed a few months before June, the pioneer of anti-corruption and moderniser of Syria's antediluvian banking sector.
In transport , the famously antediluvian Ministry of Transport announced in late January that it would abolish its rigid capacity and price controls by 2001 at the latest.
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