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In a sign of how anachronistic our system is in a digital age, these broadcasters are legally forbidden from airing within the U. S.

I was 21 and I'd been brought up to do the job. But even in the old man's time, it had become anachronistic. It had to change.

Giambattista Vico was the anachronistic and impoverished Neapolitan philosopher sometimes credited with founding the human sciences.

The current standoff may eventually help force the adoption of one of these alternatives to the anachronistic system now in place.

I must tell you that, aside from the most enlightened minds, many accused me of having composed this unacceptable and anachronistic cadenza.

Though the origin of this myth is cloudy, science has proven its falsity, and a globalized world has rendered it anachronistic.

Don't be so sure. It has become a constant refrain at U. N. headquarters that the Security Council is anachronistic.

anachronistic hangover from the days of slavery in the United States, but a vibrant cultural addition to the 21st century global village.

Yet such a concentration of power is an anachronistic mistake.

It seems anachronistic for him to raise a specter of revolution, when now finally the citizens can exercise their vote.

An increasingly unrepresentative, anachronistic Security Council speaks with diminishing authority.

The idea of a British army ever again confronting a national army of a hostile state, or groups of insurgents, in the open is anachronistic.

The anachronistic representation of something as existing before its proper or historical time, as in the precolonial United States.

In an era of self-determination sales of territory have come to seem anachronistic.

Opponents of wigs thought they were anachronistic, as well as uncomfortable and expensive.

Unless Beijing was insulted by this neglect, surely it could take great comfort in an anachronistic U.

The Army is afraid to embrace the close fight publicly, because to do so seems anachronistic, politically incorrect and illogical.

One of their cabinet posts, secretary of state for Scotland, has been anachronistic since powers were devolved to Edinburgh in 1998.

She emanates a breezy, imperturbable contentment. It's an attitude that seems quaint and anachronistic, as do her pleasant good looks.

In times of Biros and BlackBerrys, it may well be tempting to dismiss the fountain pen as anachronistic.

High food prices have also left the round looking anachronistic, if not obsolete.

Don't be anachronistic; don't think back into the ancient text something that actually arose later.

In comparison, the return of the Red Brigades in Italy might seem anachronistic.

Modern historical criticism rejects that and says that's wildly anachronistic.

The iconic portrait of Chairman Mao that looks out over Tiananmen seems anachronistic.

It claims that territorial copyright is not only anachronistic but unsustainable in the internet age.

In remembering historic events, the mistake you tend to make is anachronistic.

For one thing, JVs themselves are a tad anachronistic.

It is a shame such things have come to seem so anachronistic.

It is time for leaders to bury their caste loyalty and anachronistic niceties and buy more talent in.

Ms Livni claimed that talk of camps was anachronistic.

But Mr Cameron's stance is above all anachronistic.

They have already scheduled a follow-up session before April 30th, and the old, rich-only G7 looks increasingly anachronistic.

The use of keyboards will be seen as anachronistic, but it will take another 25 years for them to be phased out entirely.

My take is that Apple's bet on vertical integration, which seems anachronistic, is actually a stroke of genius.

This is anachronistic, given how different the world looks today, and it is not working.