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When Was The Word Classic Redefined?
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It used to give an indication of refinement and quality, but no more.
Now, it is simply used an a substitute for "an old episode of".
Classic EastEnders
Classic Coronation Street
Classic Emmerdale
Classic Casualty
Classic Holby City
How long before we start seeing Classic News At Ten
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Mr Spock
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February 21, 2020 10:41 AM GMT
Maybe an inference that todays versions are simply shoite.
Maybe an inference that todays versions are simply shoite.
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Johnny_Mustang
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February 21, 2020 10:50 AM GMT
Classic thread.
Classic thread.
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