Yet it's hard to escape the sense that the movie as a whole pivots on a superseded racial cliché.
For all his dreamy fin de siècle languor, Claude Debussy is no curio from a superseded world.
But when Foulds describes how much Matthew Allen enjoys travelling by the newfangled steam train, as the experience of "travelling triumphantly at speed across a superseded world," his language is neither new nor old; it is just very good.
One can agree with Shattuck here yet demur at his fierce loyalty to the 1954 Pleiade, which was not able to take account of the latest typescript of one part of the novel and went back to a superseded manuscript copy.
Besides the manuscripts preserve two passages that seem to be traces of a superseded first edition of the dialogue, suggesting that what we have could be a revised edition, quite possibly of relatively late date.
Virtually every appellate court, state and federal, with one exception, Hawaii, in a superseded the opinion, has agreed that it is not a gender-based classification, but I guess it is gender-based in the sense that marriage itself is a gendered institution, a gendered term.
