| But half of what one saw was old work by established artists or colorless rehashes of 1980s images. |
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| There are a handful of games for children, a seemingly endless series of rehashes of Victorian parlor games, war games, and that's it. |
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| But mainly, it's rehashes of music I can remember and sketches for new ideas. |
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| For the first time after countless rehashes, the franchise is finally taking a major new direction in adopting Unreal technology to power the game. |
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| If there's anything less tedious than the constant releases of operating systems, it's the constant rehashes of old argument between the system creators. |
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| His jokes are rehashes from previous cities, but no one seems to mind. |
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| I'm all for freedom of speech, but ye gods, Mr Wilson, don't just give us rehashes of recent history known by those with half a brain cell. |
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| But Myanmar's junta said Wednesday, ''The report is patently biased and it rehashes the unfounded allegations made by insurgents and opposition groups. |
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