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It seemed a post atomic relict, or a post Olympic relict.— Chinalyst - China blogs in English
Homo erectus, relict, in terms of surviving, and evolved, not "primitive."— Progressive Bloggers
By mee John Florio being, thankes bee ever given to my most gracious God, in perfect sence and memory Proved 1 June 1626 by Rose Florio the relict, the executors named in the Will for certain reasons renouncing execution NOTE Florio was eighty years of age at his death in 1625.— Shakespeare's Lost Years in London, 1586-1592
But, unluckily for Beorminster, he was dead and his relict was a mourning widow, who constantly referred to her victim as a perfect husband.— The Bishop's Secret
Less work implies more leisure, and with leisure comes time for culture Another step towards the immediate solution of our problem is, to establish the fact that woman stands on a level with man, and is neither an appendage nor a "relict."— A Domestic Problem : Work and Culture in the Household

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