So, unfairly or not, the case has harmed the image of Malaysia's judiciary, and, to the extent that he is seen as implicated in its decisions, of Mr Najib himself.Already his reputation as a liberal and moderate has been dented by his government's use of another archaic and draconian law, on sedition, to hound its critics.
If Gavin Andresen and his underground cadre of cypherpunks have their way, another archaic slice of pulped tree may be next: the dollar.
The notion of secondary sensitization also rectifies another archaic conjecture of the dual-process theory, namely, the so-called "generalization of sensitization" where sensitization to one input may supposedly spread to other inputs [ 9, 10].
Every week, it seems, the conveyor belt of craziness serves up another archaic idea from the people who want to represent a party that claims at least 40 percent of the electorate.
British biologist Peter Parham from Stanford University and an international team of geneticists discovered that adaptive introgression (gene infiltration from one gene pool to another) of archaic alleles from Neanderthals and Denisovans to H. sapiens had significantly shaped modern human immune systems.
The Middle Atlantic coastal area appears to have supported another type of Archaic culture, and the boreal forests of the north yet another.
What characterizes this animal as a eutherian, and not another kind of archaic mammal, are the number of molars and premolars in its jaws, the arrangement of cusps on its teeth, and minute characteristics of its arms and wrists, says lead author Zhe-Xi Luo of the Carnegie Museum of Natural History in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Or would he prefer division for the sake of extremist application of semantics and preservation of archaic traditions... and preservation of our egos?
Here I present the results of a survey of archaic and classical Greek temples in Sicily and compare them with temples in Greece.
In another bout of this archaic ritual, Russia threatened to close Moscow's Anglo-American school and expel a batch of Americans from Moscow – though Vladimir Putin eventually said he would not stoop to such 'irresponsible diplomacy'.
Just a few years earlier faith that one's Wall Street employer was engaged in some higher activity had seemed like principle; now it was just another one of those archaic customs, along with the edict against borrowing money you couldn't clearly repay and the belief that the customer was always right.
