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From a relic of the old outlaw West, like cowboys themselves, it became corporate and modern: the World Series of 2006 had more than 8,000 players.

Telkom, which has spent four years trying to transform itself from a relic of apartheid-era isolation into a nimble player in global telecommunications, was supposed to lead the way.

The world of the people going about their business in the background of those great masterpieces of Renaissance painting, still whispering, faintly, from a relic of pigment and plaster.

Opened as a speakeasy, Bill's Gay Nineties from the start felt like a relic from a more colorful past.

But far from being a relic of experimental music's past, Terry Riley's In C remains open to constant reinvention.

Such a vision may remain just that, a relic from a 20-year-old movie.

But that feeling seems now like a relic from a buried past.

Sturman increasingly seemed like a relic from a shady era that most industry figures wanted to forget.

"We urged the F.C.C. to eliminate the cross-ownership rule as a relic from a bygone era".

But never again are the pundits likely to dismiss him as a relic from a bygone era.

Dinkins, Crown Heights seems increasingly like a relic from another civic era.