Containment is hardly a relic of the Cold War.

The existing consensus has been characterized as a relic of the past.

The state is not a relic of bygone times, displaced by global accountability.

The player wins a Relic by beating the time indicated on the screen.

The Halki Seminary, opened in 1844, is a relic from that bygone age of pluralism.

Its currency crumbles like its ancient buildings. It is a historic relic, bust but still bragging.

Some people in both countries viewed the security alliance as a Cold War relic to be discarded.

Unfortunately, February 23 is not the only remaining relic of the Red Army.

After graduation my friends and I founded a band called The Relic , whose singers, except one, are all blind.

Senegalese President Abdoulaye Wade once labeled the CFA franc a colonial relic but that was when he was an opposition leader.

The annual Gridiron Club Dinner in Washington, where the president is lampooned by the press, is a relic of this custom.

In the Relic Race, the player must race through a track alone and complete three laps in the fastest time possible.

Unlike the chloroplasts in other organisms, they have a peptidoglycan layer, believed to be a relic of the endosymbiotic origin of plastids from cyanobacteria.

Research in 2005 has shown that this rapid evolution of reproductive isolation may in fact be a relic of infection by Wolbachia bacteria.

So gold remains John Maynard Keynes s barbarous relic, with no intrinsic value and used mainly as a hedge against mostly irrational fear and panic.

I would also like to say and this is just a comment with regard to an indication that our agenda was in a sense a relic from the cold war that in Brazil's view, I think what is a relic that we have to face is the question of nuclear weapons and the utilization of nuclear weapons as, let us say, part of certain strategic policies.

What is the link between nostalgia for a simplified and less risky banking sector and the wish to reintroduce a currency system that also seems a relic of the past?

We could start, for example, with the United Nations, which, in its current form, is a relic of the situation shortly after the end of World War II.

In the early 1990 s, many Americans regarded Japan as an economic threat. Some people in both countries viewed the security alliance as a Cold War relic to be discarded.

Democracy is not the exception, but the rule military regimes have succumbed to the power of the ballot box and guerrilla groups have largely become a relic of the past.

And what first attracted me, or interested me, was this view from the street which is this steel structure, sort of rusty, this industrial relic.

The convention of not naming rape accusers is a relic of the Victorian period, when rape and other sex crimes were being codified and reported in ways that prefigure our own era.

On the other hand, the Clinton Hashimoto Declaration of April 1996 affirmed that the US Japan security treaty, rather than being a Cold War relic, would provide the basis for a stable and prosperous East Asia.

However, the Board let the relic be relocated in the Cathedral of Saint Henry in Helsinki, the oldest church in the modern Catholic Diocese of Finland.

We partnered with the Nature Conservancy for inmates at Stafford Creek Correctional Center to grow endangered prairie plants for restoration of relic prairie areas in Washington state.

Assange s international legal troubles, however, show that the state is alive and well, and that journalism is not beyond its reach. The state is not a relic of bygone times, displaced by global accountability.

The notion is absurd John Maynard Keynes long ago spoke of gold as a barbarous relic but the problem of anchoring global monetary policy and ensuring its alignment with developments in global supply is nonetheless real.

Public work, which is required by law of all men and women between 15 and 65 years of age, is partly a relic of the society created by the mutineers and partly a necessity born of the basically tax free economy.

But Volcker has also been a prominent critic of the dangers of currency volatility. What is the link between nostalgia for a simplified and less risky banking sector and the wish to reintroduce a currency system that also seems a relic of the past?

In the 1990s, the National Board of Antiquities claimed the relic as its own on the basis of the Finnish law on ancient objects and was contradicted by the Cathedral Parish of Turku.

The only extant relic of the saint is the arm and hand with which he wrote his Commentary on the Sentences , which is now conserved at Bagnoregio, in the parish church of St. Nicholas.

Young women in five inch heels and revealing clothing prowled for wealthy men or were imported by them to decorate boats and premiere parties. Every night, the parade of stars up the red carpet, flanked by photographers, played out like a relic of a more ritualistic time.

At the end of 2012, conditions in Latin America are very different. Democracy is not the exception, but the rule military regimes have succumbed to the power of the ballot box and guerrilla groups have largely become a relic of the past.

There's powder box, derriere, a pooky, a poochy, a poopy, a poopaloo, a pooninana, a padepachetchki, a pow, and a peach.

In terms of a vector, A(1)...A(N) would be A(1), A(2), A(3), ..., A(N).

Advancement of women (A 60 38, A 60 111, A 60 137, A 60 137 Corr.1, A 60 165, A 60 206, A 60 211, A 60 274, A 60 281, A 60 372, A 60 62 E 2005 10, A 60 79 and A 60 371)

Advancement of women (A 60 38, A 60 111, A 60 137, A 60 137 Corr.1, A 60 165, A 60 206, A 60 211, A 60 274, A 60 281, A 60 372, A 60 62 E 2005 10, A 60 79 and A 60 371)

Advancement of women (A 60 38, A 60 111, A 60 137, A 60 137 Corr.1, A 60 165, A 60 206, A 60 211, A 60 274, A 60 281, A 60 372, A 60 62 E 2005 10, A 60 79 and A 60 371)

(b) Human rights questions, including alternative approaches for improving the effective enjoyment of human rights and fundamental freedoms (A 60 134, A 60 266, A 60 272, A 60 286, A 60 299, A 60 301, A 60 301 Add.1, A 60 305 , A 60 321, A 60 326, A 60 333, A 60 338, A 60 338 Corr.1, A 60 339, A 60 339 Corr.1, A 60 340, A 60 348, A 60 350, A 60 353, A 60 357, A 60 374, A 60 384, A 60 399, A 60 431, A 60 392 and A C.3 60 31)

(a) Implementation of human rights instruments (continued) (A 59 40 (vol. I and II), A 59 44, A 59 48, A 59 96, A 59 254, A 59 306, A 59 308, A 59 309, A 59 310, A 59 324 and A 59 353)

(b) Human rights questions, including alternative approaches for improving the effective enjoyment of human rights and fundamental freedoms (continued) (A 60 134, A 60 266, A 60 272, A 60 286, A 60 299, A 60 301, A 60 301 Add.1, A 60 305, A 60 321, A 60 326, A 60 333, A 60 338, A 60 338 Corr.1, A 60 339, A 60 340, A 60 348, A 60 350, A 60 353, A 60 357, A 60 374, A 60 384, A 60 399, A 60 431 and A 60 392)

(b) Human rights questions, including alternative approaches for improving the effective enjoyment of human rights and fundamental freedoms (continued) (A 59 255, A 59 319, A 59 320, A 59 323, A 59 327, A 59 328, A 59 341, A 59 360, A 59 366, A 59 377, A 59 385, A 59 401, A 59 402, A 59 403, A 59 422, A 59 428, A 59 432, A 59 436 and A 59 525)

Agenda item 64 Advancement of women (A 60 38, A 60 111, A 60 137, A 60 137 Corr.1, A 60 165, A 60 206, A 60 211, A 60 274, A 60 281, A 60 372, A 60 62 E 2005 10, A 60 79 and A 60 371)

A 48 573 S 26705, A 49 356, A 50 60 S 1995 1, A 50 361, A 50 423, A 51 317, A 52 308, A 53 312, A 54 383 and Add.1, A 55 295 and Add.1, A 56 303, A 57 165 and Add.1, A 58 346, A 59 334 and A 60 320.

A 48 573 S 26705, A 49 356, A 50 60 S 1995 1, A 50 361, A 50 423, A 51 317, A 52 308, A 53 312, A 54 383 and Add.1, A 55 295 and Add.1, A 56 303, A 57 165 and Add.1, A 58 346, A 59 334 and A 60 320.