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change/keep up/move with the times
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change/keep up/move with the times

to change your way of living or working to make it modern. I don't really like using a computer, but you have to move with the times, I suppose.

See also: change, keep, move, times

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change of heart
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change of pace
change places
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change ways
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change up with the times

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Change Your World (Michael W. Smith album)

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change-orientated reflective listening (psychotherapy)

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