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Since Porphyry lived considerably later than Alexander (ca. 234 305/10 CE), Alexander's school may have continued to exist until it became outmoded by the 'Neo-Platonist turn'.

The doctrine might have been a good idea when it was imposed on broadcasters in 1949 as a result of anti-Communist hysteria, but it became outmoded and too cumbersome to implement and police, in addition to being unconstitutional.

Although many of its provisions became outmoded and were modified or replaced in later times, the Law of the Twelve Tables formed the basis of all subsequent Roman private law.

The spaces were gloomy, a result of makeshift spotlights added when the original fixtures became outmoded.

What we need, however, are some new British museums for things which, like gangsters in Vegas, were once central to our lives but became outmoded in the last half-century.

With the opening of the country to foreign capital in the 1970s, the downtown district became outmoded, and apartments in the building were let out as offices (including the clinic where Alaa al Aswany first practised as a dentist).

As mechanization increased around World War II, mules became outmoded, and population numbers for both mules and donkeys dropped dramatically.

I stopped reading comic books in 1965, when innocence became "outmoded" and the heroes were replaced by grimacing, angry antiheroes.

"The system became outmoded in recent years as a result of Congress failing to take any action to update the system and respond to the increased costs of running a presidential campaign".

With the rapid advances in theatre technology made during this period, the 1868 theatre quickly became outmoded, and the sub-lease of the theatre, still held by the Dudley family, was due to expire in 1891.

But it has become outmoded, not only because of the extremely limited prospects and forces for revolutionary change.