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One thing that I find increasingly anachronistic on the Web is the stubborn persistence of the PDF download.

Voting procedures nowadays are anachronistic on two counts: the technology of recording and counting votes often is outmoded and too much is expected from the mechanisms of democratic choice.

Perhaps too anachronistic to ever be "on trend", they have managed to defy generational logic and persist long after other subcultures have fallen by the wayside: huddled in the furthest reaches of the playground, boot-stomping down high-streets.

But we do know that when the director of a 1990s production of Shakespeare's play, who had cast a black actress in the role of Cleopatra, talked about emphasising her "earthiness" and "the kind of non-European regality which allows someone to sit on the floor", she was imposing yet another set of anachronistic preconceptions on to the image of the Hellenistic queen.

"Laojiao is an anachronistic stain on China's reputation.

James S. Liebman, Apocalypse Next Time?: The Anachronistic Attack on Habeas Corpus/Direct Review Parity, 92 Colum.

The report insisted that its conclusions did not represent "an anachronistic lament on modernity".

Since December, when Obama outlined steps to ease travel restrictions and other aspects of the anachronistic embargo on Cuba, he has outflanked his critics.

Some of the interpretations are anachronistic impositions on the ancient world; ancient testimony, for example, gives no support to commercial or mercantile explanations.

Remember how that obnoxiously anachronistic soundtrack on the BBC's 1920s-set drama Peaky Blinders, and how it just felt desperately try-hard?

The other two arrested were drivers of botticelle, the horse-drawn carriages that have become an increasingly anachronistic sight on the streets of the Italian capital.