relic

Will Amorim want to keep a relic of the Ten Hag regime, albeit a United legend, or will he maintain his usual tight-knit group of backroom staff?

Viewed from the overheated ideological landscape of America in 2024, Britain’s “Irish troubles” may look like an irrelevant, if faintly romantic, relic of the past: indistinguishable tribes of white people fighting over a rain-soaked island on the Atlantic fringe of Europe.

Elections will be regarded as a relic of the bad old days since they were always stolen by those who didn’t deserve power.

A relic of the past, a giant disco ball, was suspended over the stage near the $1,400 seats, which weren’t seats at all but lavender couches.

But physical, face-to-face direct selling of merchandise is increasingly a relic, and the entire direct selling industry is tiny.