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Similar words: as busy as a beebeenif it had not been forpandora's boxsmorgasbordas blind as a batdo one's bestmisbehaveMeaning: n. someone who is no longer popular. 
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(1) He was written off as a has-been.
(2) To say they are has-beens is cruel, but their recent Grand Slam record speaks for itself.
(3) The arrogance of some of the has-beens in the Athletico squad is pathetic.
(4) He is a has-been now.
(5) Today he is a has-been.
(6) Nixon is a political has-been. Sentencedict.com
(7) Players will play an aristocratic descent, has-been invited to participate in "Dou Dezhu, " World Tour, four aristocratic daughter to accompany you to Doude Zhu.
(8) At Apple, Jobs turned a struggling has-been into a world-beating innovation factory.
(9) Lisa is a has-been. No one will hire her any more.
(10) Lisa is a has-been.
(11) Because he's a hypocrite and a has-been and—goddamn it, Nicolas Cage doesn't need any of you fucking people.
(12) LIKE THE AGING HAS-BEEN WHO ruefully looks back on his glory days in high school[Sentencedict.com], many investors frequently replay previous bull markets in their minds.
(13) If you don't and slalom continues to be so poorly attended it risks becoming a has-been sport.
(14) Triumph Tigers should belong to boys like Nails, rough and lawless, not hopeless has-beens like himself.
(15) Employment training in Britain is a scandal and is often run by Government-appointed has-beens from industry accountable to no-one.
(16) A peerless champion of his own era, he had been reduced to an ineffectual has-been by the modern gunslingers.
(17) The country is crying out for leadership and all Mr Smith has to offer is a talking-shop for academics and political has-beens.
(18) After all, no one wants to be labelled a has-been.
(19) Analysts estimate that those investments alone account for at least half of Yahoo's market value and most of its growth, and a sale would leave a U.S.-focused Internet has-been with murky prospects.
(20) The cruel truth is that for all its residual market share, Nokia looks like a has-been.
(21) At 22, in the prime of his musical career, Les Paul was about to become a one-armed has-been.
(22) Just a week ago, most analysts and ordinary French considered Dominique Strauss-Kahn a political has-been.
(23) Such problems are usually described in terms like: "Alex is just lazy" or "Brenda is a bad-tempered old has-been".
(24) I guess she's not aware that she's already a has-been .
(25) It is not hard to see the reasons for celebrating the end of the line for has-been leaders.
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