Photo: New Relic Photo: New Relic Once the operation ends, the resources can simply get redeployed elsewhere.
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She was a relic of the United States' most famous relic, as unloved as he was loved.
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New Relic One goes live tomorrow, and will be available at no additional cost to New Relic subscribers.
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The relic has now moved on to yet another owner, despite claims from Egypt that the relic was stolen.
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New Relic has also been working on the problem and released New Relic Serverless for AWS Lambda earlier this year.
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Grace Notes In June, the artist Tauba Auerbach dressed a relic from one era as if it were almost a relic from another.
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Today, New Relic achieved that goal when it announced the New Relic One Observability Platform at the company's FutureStack conference in New York City.
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"We are thrilled to bring CoScale's knowledge and deeply technical team into the New Relic fold," noted Ramon Guiu, senior director of product management at New Relic.
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Jim Gochee, chief product officer at New Relic, says that all of the existing tooling and functionality will eventually be ported over or reimagined on top of New Relic One.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Software tool makers New Relic (NEWR.
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A true Instagram relic — this baby is from 2014.
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That's why "MCNs" are simply a relic of the past.
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They think national socialism is a relic of the '30s.
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Even that ease of fandom transition may be a relic.
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Grumpy Cat is, at four years old, an internet relic.
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This relic from my past life suddenly had renewed importance.
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It's a physical relic, a time capsule of culture past.
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And NATO, more of a relic than a vibrant victor.
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Unfortunately, this legislative success seems a relic of another era.
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And this is the first such relic to be found.
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Louis did not place the relic in Notre Dame, however.
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In Trump's world, the postwar liberal order is a relic.
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They include Red Hat, Lyft, Zoom, New Relic and Splunk.
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Now it became a precious relic of the old me.
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Trump's lying is not a relic of the Republican primary.
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Safety was a relic from before humans destroyed the world.
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Yes, it is a charming relic of my sissy heritage.
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TODAY, THE CARMEN Baldo house is no longer a relic.
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To be sure, "The Dhow House" is no colonial relic.
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And so another relic from America's past will live on.
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The TRUST Act is a relic from a bygone era.
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Was my vision of Christmas a relic of fairy tales?
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That deeply personal relic we all own but never see.
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And they are not just a relic from the past.
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Wolverine, is a scarred hero and relic of the past.
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In addition, they announced New Relic Query Language (NRQL) data, which leverages the New Relic GraphQL API to help deliver new kinds of customized, programmed capabilities to customers that aren't available out of the box.
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In the future, that idea may be a relic in itself.
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Both Showtime and New Relic don't want to talk about it.
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That's a reason why the relic became a center of focus.
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The country's ethnic policies are a relic of the colonial era.
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Jennifer's Body is somewhat part of that—a trashy, misunderstood relic.
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The third and perhaps most fascinating relic is the holy mirror.
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Madison thinks Bubbles is a washed up relic from the past.
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Cubans' entry privileges may be a relic of the cold war.
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Read: The last straw: Is time up for this plastic relic?
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"The printed car manual feels like a relic," said Professor Hendrie.
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But the ERA isn't just a relic of second-wave feminism.
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Ten years later it's a relic, yet also peerless and unique.
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It was empowering to purge any relic of my former self.
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They are now a precious spectacle, an impossible beauty, a relic.
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I told him he was a relic of the Stone Age.
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That regulation is no mere neglected relic from a bygone era.
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And yet pastry-wrapped baked cheese now seems like a relic.
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What had previously seemed revolutionary now seemed, inexplicably, like a relic.
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Enemies soon arrive to steal the relic, and the chases begin.
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I was devoted to finding a Barneys relic on the cheap.
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Or an apocalyptic relic, the only sign left of modern commercialism.
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And who would be responsible for preserving and protecting the sunken relic?
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It's not the forgotten relic some would make it out to be.
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New Relic went public in December, 2014 after raising over $205 million.
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Vera's monkey paw — along with every other werewolf-owned relic — is confiscated.
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Like any pop culture relic of 2007, Georgia Rule transcends appropriate taste.
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It is an appendix figuratively, too: a strange relic of the past.
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Split-flap mechanical signs are sadly a relic of a bygone era.
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This exchange demonstrated another sense in which Bethune-Hill is a relic.
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This combination is more than a relic of the financial crisis, however.
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The back-to-school shopping season is a relic of the past.
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Accusations of backstage racism are not exactly a relic of WWE's past.
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They refuse to let a relic of the internet's past fade away.
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In many ways, Sqreen works like New Relic, but for security threats.
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Against that light, Bush seems like a relic of a better past.
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Yvonne Wassenaar went from CIO of software analytics company New Relic, Inc.
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Generally, black holes are the relic of massive and burned-out stars.
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Inside is a wonderland, a relic of the Chelsea's wilder, weirder days.
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The term "special" is a relic from the Hoover era (1924-1972).
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An older relic, "The Undesirable," is a 1914 feature by Michael Curtiz.
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This is apparently a relic of its 90s thriving death metal scene.
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Smartphones have made flipping through photo albums a relic of the past.
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If you're going traditional, however, Relic is a curious studio to choose.
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But here in court, it would be treated like a sacred relic.
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He calls the amendment "a relic," and says it needs to go.
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New Relic had issued guidance ranging between $600 million and $607 million.
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Her dress is more than just a relic of my parent's wedding.
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"Tones II" is a relic and a revelation of the early years.
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Closed since 2001, it was a ghostly relic of space-age architecture.
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The Parque Lage Art School is another relic of Rio's colonial past.
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"Wow," Eugene Herrera, our building's superintendent, said of the ice age relic.
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The I.M.F. is viewed as a lumbering relic bailing out reckless nations.
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In recent years, the museum became a tourism relic, with modern presidents.
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"It's a relic," she said with a wide smile, "just like you."
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An emblem of what once passed for progress has become a relic.
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The original West Sacramento location retains the charm of a Western relic.
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And for those seeking a viable wagon relic, there's alway a woodie.
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Vine was a relic of an older web for a long time.
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They're a great idea, and all but a relic of the past.
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Current partners include the likes of Chef, New Relic, Citrix, Splunk and Nginx.
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But that doesn't mean that Microsoft's software is a relic of the past.
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New Relic first added container and microservices monitoring to its stack in 2016.
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She and Teddy share some link — is it a relic from that era?
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But I wouldn't stop paying attention to the barbarous relic nor U.S. bonds.
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Looking back, perhaps M was a relic of a more optimistic technological moment.
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The law is a legal relic from the days when monarchs ruled Europe.
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The whole business feels retrograde, a relic of some earlier, less inclusive era.
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The series is a beloved relic of old YouTube and early internet culture.
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Performance monitoring tools like New Relic and AppDynamics are valued in the billions.
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You know that is an anagram for loose earning... I like New Relic.
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Guided tours of this creepy Cold War relic are given December through April.
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Her housemates, Tony Lai and Nihar Madhavan wrote descriptions for each ancient relic.
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It was considered Detroit's jewel, a relic from a gilded era long past.
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Soon enough "reefer madness" will become the truly historic relic that it is.
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The Democratic National Committee is now a relic of mechanisms spinning toward oligarchy.
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The implication obviously being that Nelson is a relic of a bygone era.
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Another bone kept as a monastic relic was from a Tibetan brown bear.
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Guided tours of this creepy Cold War relic are given from December—April.
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The Palms is a relic of the early 2000s—and Chyna loved it.
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Here's how it went from a popular music player to an outdated relic.
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I keep it in a little box, a relic of my grandparents' lives.
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"The idea of the gay experience, it feels like a relic," he said.
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The Juicy Couture of relic phones, Sidekick ads featured Paris Hilton in 2005.
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During his lifetime and after, Puvis was often dismissed as an anomalous relic.
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But meaning doesn't subsist in art like a relic in an ancient vault.
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It's official: Ghostwriter isn't just a forgotten relic of 90s pop culture anymore.
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One relic of the Bretton Woods era somehow continues to defy the odds. ■
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For some the Rand will always be a relic of a backward era.
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Senate malapportionment is a relic of an unstable alliance among 13 young nations.
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At some companies, the 40-hour workweek is a relic of the past.
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It's simple and small, a relic of a different idea of mountain living.
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This song is a cultural relic, and we should cherish it as such.
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The case, Ziglar v Abbasi, is a relic from the George W. Bush administration.
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Truly, a viral relic from the past that has over 100 million views today.
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This all changes how applications performance monitoring services like New Relic approach the craft.
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Built during the 1960s, Signal Towers is a relic of another military, another country.
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Like the Capitol jail, however, Congress' inherent contempt authority is now a curious relic.
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He said it is especially useful when New Relic is launching a new product.
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Cloud-based software company New Relic also launched a partnership with Amazon Web Services.
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Still, as you can plainly see: this relic from 1994 is perfectly vintage Prince.
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The developer behind Company of Heroes 2, Relic, was immediately criticized for this feature.
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Relic responded by claiming to have done its due diligence in terms of research.
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"They're a relic," says one organiser of Momentum, a left-wing Labour activists' group.
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Yahoo Groups, like much of Yahoo, are a relic of a previous internet age.
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Moreover, I feel emotionally attached to it as a relic of a decade lived.
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The fact that Clinton continues to hang on to this antiquated relic confuses me.
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One of the drivers takes a picture of the dusty relic with his phone.
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Nugent's own car was an unsalvageable relic, the tires flat, gummed to the ground.
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The roof of the fort holds some treasures in its foliage, like this relic.
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It seemed less a relic of an imperial age than a Symbolist's dream vision.
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The relic, with ghostly, ineffaceable traces of the original handiwork, is in the show.
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The song will survive, probably as the last living relic of our primitive culture.
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To her, this was not just a fossil or relic, but a living thing.
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Yeah, maybe, but there's also a bit of a relic quality to this work.
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The vehicle is a dilapidated heap of rust, a relic of the Communist era.
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Here's the bottom line: The umbrella should be considered a relic, not a necessity.
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A wealthy white relic of an earlier age, he will say whatever he likes.
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Wii Sports Golf is now a bizarre relic of the past, immortalized on speedrun.
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The third and most fascinating relic, the holy mirror, is absent from the ceremony.
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Our strange voting system is thus a relic of America's original sin of slavery.
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The religious relic is now permanently stored on the Swiss side of the water.
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Box rose 3.7 percent, New Relic jumped 3.4 percent and Zendesk climbed 3.1 percent.
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The relic inventory is one of roughly 30 to have survived from medieval England.
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Among his riskier 'Cloud Prince' group, both New Relic and Okta come up short.
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E3 feels like a relic in large part because of the people running it.
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" And people get to think, "Oh, Area 51 is just a Cold War relic.
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Are these long-term partisan differences merely the relic of a bygone political economy?
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There aren't any humans visible, although everything is a relic of the human-made.
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For those nostalgic for the Episcopal church that once stood here, one relic remains.
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In contrast to all that technicality, the lyrics on Grief Relic seem fairly minimal.
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The new definition of the kilo will turn Le Grand K into a museum relic.
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Magnet fishing turning up relic weaponry is actually not as uncommon as you might think.
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You used this crucial moment to re-vamp the ancient relic that is Microsoft Paint.
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At her DAR meeting, she can barely muster up any excitement for a historical relic.
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The very fact that Dances With Wolves exists makes it a relic of its time.
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And just like that, BYOFL had become a punk relic of a pre-internet age.
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It is regarded by the Vatican as an icon, rather than a genuine religious relic.
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This relic of early 20th-century thought has long been discredited by the historical profession.
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Or does it mean a diminished Pride relic takes more pointless beatings with worse consequences?
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It's less than performance monitoring tools [New Relic] Q: How do you know it works?
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For the full year, New Relic said sales will be $600 million to $607 million.
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With Wednesday's stock slide, New Relic is now down 42% over the past 12 months.
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It's said that they finally found the relic under some debris on May 3, 292.
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Nielsen later later confirmed the relic as being of medieval origin in a museum statement.
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According to Cimpanu, the database wasn't just a forgotten relic of some retired census project.
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It works a bit like performance management companies, such as New Relic, AppDynamics or DataDog.
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Even marginally positive comments from critics make the film feel like more of a relic.
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There, they were prey to huaqueros, poor relic-hunters who sold them on to smugglers.
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Instead, we get this political relic, which I will take over literally all Republican candidates.
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And then there is adjacent pressure from the likes of New Relic / AppDynamics (now Cisco).
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As a matter of antitrust law and economics, it is a relic of the past.
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He won't understand that "the zinger" is a dead art; a relic for future archaeologists.
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That fact, perhaps more than anything, undermines the idea that Pelosi is a political relic.
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Using racially offensive talk seemed like a vulgar relic of a shameful era, Levy says.
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Heatherwick's design looks like an industrial relic reborn as a motivational object—and a mirror.
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And sanctions enforcement against the Kim regime will have become a relic of the past.
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"Jay Z" is now a relic of the past, consigned to the dustbin of history.
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The Eskasizer machine, a relic of the 1950s, purported to do the all the work.
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It is also considered an important relic of the Japanese occupation and World War Two.
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With each milestone, the label can begin to seem like a cute school-age relic.
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Gold, once derided as a relic, is up 40 percent in the past few years.
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DELECE SMITH-BARROW School desks neatly lined up in rows may soon be a relic.
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A relic from Scion's product strategy, the Corolla iM is available in only trim level.
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Accessing them through iTunes always felt like a relic of the early iTunes/iPod days.
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Jenny from Germantown recalled this 1990s relic: Growing up, Tamagotchis were the hottest new item.
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The 3,000-year-old relic sold at Christie's London last week for £4,746,250 (~$5.9 million).
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Griffin's skill-set still inspires awe, but it's also dangerously close to becoming a relic.
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By the time of Reaganism a figure like Ginsberg seems like a relic and easily mocked.
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The yearbook photo is not a relic of 1984; it could — and does — happen in 2019.
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But in 2017, it's difficult not to view Diana as a relic from a different era.
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Like stone pyramids, they seem a relic of history, a lost art from a fallen civilisation.
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But it is all Miss America, an outworn relic of a very different America, has left.
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Some see a wise decision to junk a cold war relic; others a looming arms race.
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Suspicion of foreigners, a relic of the Saddam era, risks lowering the appetite of potential investors.
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An easy mistake to make with what's arguably the most famous archaeological relic in the world.
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Incredibly, the relic might have never been discovered had it not been for an inventory check.
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Believe it or not child marriage is not just an ancient relic from a sexist past.
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But signatures have become a relic as more updated security measures took hold in the marketplace.
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If he gave you a book and he signed it, you kept it as a relic.
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Resist the temptation to file the band away as a relic of a bygone musical era.
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The aptly-titled XYZ3DMT, which resembles the floor's grid, is also a relic of this trip.
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Open since the 333s, the aquarium is a relic of a simpler time in our history.
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But the assumption that family planning should be all about birth control is a 1960s relic.
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New Relic, the SaaS applications performance management platform, announced a major update to that platform today.
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You can snag this crucial piece of history, this acid reflux relic, for less than $5.00.
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Most Americans now regard the Scopes verdict as an unhappy relic of a less enlightened nation.
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Cantonese steak, a relic of British colonialism that fuses HP and Worcestershire sauces, was dishearteningly sweet.
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Christie's went ahead with the auction despite demands from Egypt for the relic to be returned.
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In one big example, Yvonne Wassenaar went from being chief information officer of New Relic Inc.
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The ever-present anti-Japan sentiment, a relic of Japan's 35-year occupation, has boiled over.
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And that's why that strange relic of the industry is still relevant in some games today.
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Used in a sample sentence: "Again, this is a relic from the early days of aviation. "
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Timed essay questions are beginning to become a relic of the past for prospective college students.
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Like most VR games, Damaged Core looks like an imported relic from the last console generation.
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This classic hip-hop album seems like a relic when you look back at the lyrics.
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Wassenaar was hesitant, for example, to leave VMWare to become chief information officer at New Relic.
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Generations of law students have been taught that it is a relic of British common law.
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My grandmother's mother-of-the-bride dress is the only intact relic from my parents' wedding.
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It is a relic we tolerate to maintain consensus and something resembling unity in this country.
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A lifelong agnostic, he — or at least his heart — is venerated like a relic in Poland.
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"The ball becomes a relic, a symbol of victory, respect," said Vakhtang Torotadze, Vitaly's older brother.
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The patent system for financing pharmaceutical research is an archaic relic of the medieval guild system.
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And yet it's no longer a historical anomaly, no longer some strange relic of the past.
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But the imperial cocoon in which he is kept risks making him more of a relic.
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Another of the three downtown buildings, a former textile mill, is a relic of that time.
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It has also introduced teenagers like Daniel Sanchez, 244, to a relic of the analog age.
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The New Relic One Observability Platform and the 12 free apps will be available starting today.
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The frontier was, after all, a mirage, an ideological relic of a naïve or dishonest universalism.
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Now, scheduled rides are no longer a relic of the private car industry of the past.
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Each crane must have an "oiler," a relic of a time when they needed frequent lubrication.
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The Washington museum has a major Till relic: his coffin, displayed in a shrine-like room.
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It's fresh and eventful, but also seems crusty and precarious, almost like an unearthed archaeological relic.
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It calls on the university president to erase a prominent relic of the university's racist past.
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This brown sack isn't a bag, it's a discarded relic from a country fair potato sack race.
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A hairy, monosyllabic relic of the Star Wars universe appears on Ellen on Monday, as does Chewbacca.
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The European Union, however, is a relic of the '70s — about as relevant as bell-bottom jeans.
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"The only such relic available for private ownership, it is exceptionally rare," Sotheby's said on its website.
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This is as much a relic of its time as Milli Vanilli, "2 Legit 2 Quit," and
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But in Buckley's new book The Relic Master, he turns his attention from current events to history.
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If nothing else, it will be a fun relic of late stages of American capitalism were like.
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This relic is missing its one-side and two-side, instead featuring two fours and two fives.
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It could be something easy, or it could required desoldering whole sections of a decades-old relic.
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Even the principle that partisanship stops at the water's edge has become a relic of the past.
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Within its roots is a segment of an old wall, a relic of some village left behind.
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Reducing the need for large offices by creating virtual workspaces will make the office park a relic.
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Federal Hall would soon be a dilapidated, century-old relic, razed in 1812 and sold for scrap.
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Just bug and compatibility fixes that should keep this relic trucking along for a few years longer.
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And the focus on the single object, the Relic, makes it easier to follow as a spectator.
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Sadly, serial killers aren't a relic of that era, so we're still researching their behavior and motives.
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Industrial designer and Jawbone COO Yves Behar partnered with Kodak to bring the modern relic to life.
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But every empire's claim to power eventually fades with the ravaged land as is its only relic.
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The considerately warmed stethoscope, placed gently on a patient's back, may become a relic of the past.
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For most of America's history, the Second Amendment stood as an uninterpreted relic of the founding era.
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Durbin memorializes this vanished relic, via analysis of a crucial section of the 26-second Zapruder film.
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" Black Lives Matter co-founder Alicia Garza on Monday called Giuliani's comments "a relic of the past.
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More than 56.6% of voters chose to stick with the current standard -- a relic of British rule.
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But with production halted at her own factory, it remains nothing more than an abandoned rainbow relic.
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Pyongyang had changed the time zone in 2015, criticizing it as a relic from Japanese colonial rule.
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Without this legislation, our data infrastructure and evidence culture will remain a relic of the 20th century.
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This is a parrot rifle, and its the only Civil War relic that remains at Fort Gorges.
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Instead of being reused, it becomes a discarded relic of a 3-week portion of our lives.
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And J. Baczynsky is a relic of a once competitive corps of Ukrainian butchers selling smoked meats.
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He said the brooding antihero embodied by Batman comes off as a tone-deaf relic in 2017.
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Pagers — or beepers — may be a relic of the past, but remain a fixture in U.K. hospitals.
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Now, just like the mixtape before it, the mix CD has become a relic of the past.
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" StatusPage currently counts the likes of New Relic, Intuit, Venmo and Citrix among its "thousands of customers.
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From Homeworld through Company of Heroes 2, Relic have generally stayed away from the traditional base-builder.
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An "aura" in Benjamin's understanding is a relic of past it is unlikely we'll ever see again.
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With the repeal of Obamacare, free birth control is likely to be a relic of the past.
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"Attempts to build nuclear-propelled missiles are a relic of the early Cold War," Pollack told Insider.
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The conglomerate was supposed to be dead, a relic of a bygone of era of corporate America.
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In 2017, she left software analytics company New Relic to become the head of drone maker Airware.
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But here, at last, was a relic from a genius's early life that left you feeling illuminated.
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The white supremacist intent of these monuments, in other words, is not a relic of the past.
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There's a water pump in the back, a relic from when the house didn't have running water.
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"Even in the most progressive administrations, there's still some relic of a male-dominated culture," she said.
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That could be a gift to media critics who say such parties are a cozy, unseemly relic.
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For a long time, scholarship considered these memento moris as a morbid relic from the Middle Ages.
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But Kanye was correct: Tiny sunglasses are indeed a relic of the late '90s and early 2000s.
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Because of the AIDS crisis, "The Ballad" is also, however accidentally, a relic of a lost age.
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DealBook The conglomerate was supposed to be dead, a relic of a bygone era of corporate America.
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A Cold War relic, the plant eventually succumbed to its outdated technology and shut down in 2013.
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The Hummer was a cartoonish relic of old masculinity that hadn't yet stopped to second-guess itself.
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The red carpet as we know it is starting to feel like a relic from another time.
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In 2016, China's State Administration of Cultural Heritage reported 103 tomb-raiding and cultural relic theft cases.
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A leftover Thanksgiving turkey sits in a Judiciary Committee fridge, a relic of a holiday spent typing.
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So go ahead and delete that relic from your forgotten past, and hop on the Firefox train.
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Women's hats are a relic of a bygone era that Bill loved because he was a milliner.
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In many ways, ProComp is now seen as a relic of an earlier era of school reform.
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Today's announcement further proves that the travel ban is an outdated relic of the Cold War era.
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If you thought that the Blac Chyna and Rob Kardashian drama was a relic of 2017, think again.
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Given that this block was not injected by the New Relic agent, we have nothing further to comment.
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Other incidents further undermine the claim that blackface is just a relic of a past, more racist America.
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In the end, the Supreme Court filibuster is a relic of a less partisan and less polarized era.
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Nor is it some relic of the Mad Men era, or something we just see in locker rooms.
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Because the closer the relic is to the goal, clearly the closer you are to a scoring opportunity.
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A relic from the past turned into a modern-day hassle for thousands of Germans on Christmas morning.
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The original show was fondly remembered, I guess, but also felt like a relic from the early '00s.
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It looks like a relic from Jurassic Park and is so large, it might feed an entire village.
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To make statements about that, you would need to observe the relic gravitational waves from the Big Bang.
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Among the goods on display is a seal carved from elephant tusk, a relic from a bygone era.
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But also because its physical buttons were the last relic of a more tangible era of mobile devices.
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"Show Boat" may be a relic of the flapper era, but there's nothing old-fashioned about its brilliance.
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He urges policymakers to focus on domesticating nationalism rather than attempting to sideline it as an anachronistic relic.
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So there's a hierarchy, and if you're Black and from Harlem you are almost seen like a relic.
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The team&aposs work suggests that these bits of dust are a relic of the pre-solar days.
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Relic, a similar software firm that's growing about as fast, is valued at roughly five times estimated revenue.
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The multi-faith settlements Saddam Hussein fashioned on the plains below in the 1970s seem a historical relic.
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The principal relic of Alessandro's brief reign is the Fortezza da Basso, built into Florence's 14th-century walls.
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But even though that clip was filmed just a few weeks ago, it already feels like a relic.
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In the game, players will battle to control the Relic across locations like El Dorado, Atlantis, and Styx.
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The Outer Worlds is a relic of a type of game design that doesn't get much play anymore.
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Prior to the sale, the relic had been kept as part of a German art collection since 1985.
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That means journeys like the one Yvonne Wassenaar took from CIO of software analytics company New Relic, Inc.
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Professor Levitin explains that this is a relic from the days when credit cards were a new product.
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The piece was given to the city by the Senate and City of Berlin as a commemorative relic.
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But the exhibition includes a charming relic of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's adventures in chirology, or palm reading.
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New Relic — Shares of the software company dropped as much as 14.1% after a cut in revenue guidance.
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It's a relic of the supposedly character-defining role that sports played in elite colleges a century ago.
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Lately, it had fallen vacant, a relic of an age when giant businesses commissioned whole skyscrapers for themselves.
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The surviving C-47 is a relic of what was once a famous tragedy of Russia's far north.
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We worked with our book designers to create something that felt like a relic from that time period.
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In the context of the "Vespers," it seems like a modern relic, the skeleton of some departed saint.
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I think it's pretty unlikely, but it is fun to have this relic of the old internet back.
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He dangles a beauty magazine, a relic from another time when women had choices, in front of Offred.
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Real, blatant intergroup dehumanization is not a relic of the past when violence was more frequent and severe.
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I also see a work that isn't what it would seem to be, a Civil War-era relic.
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The Northern Lights glowed green over Dawson City, a clapboard relic of the era built by mineral wealth.
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Franken's 2017 memoir, "Al Franken: Giant of the Senate," is a relic from the former senator's glory days.
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The candy is thanks to the "candy desk," a relic now assigned to Senator Patrick Toomey of Pennsylvania.
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He was responsible for the destruction of monasteries and relic-laden cathedral alcoves, transferring wealth to the crown.
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I'm a feminist, and I know that pageants can be seen as a sexist relic of bygone days.
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The index is just a relic from the times when computing other types of weightings was not easy.
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But email lists rapidly atrophy, and one that is seven years old is seen as a relative relic.
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With over 650 responses, the trash company ultimately decided to donate the small relic to Westminster Catholic Cathedral.
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But now it seems that one has surfaced as a rare relic of those gritty, golden days. Maybe.
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I am not going to allow a relic of the past to undermine the mandate of the people.
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New Relic has Cisco to thank for its best trading day since its debut more than two years ago.
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Wat Saket, or The Golden Mount, is home to a Buddha relic - and is a stunning sight at sunset.
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The museum's best exhibit, its most powerful relic, if you will, is not inside; it's in the parking lot.
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On our left is a 26-foot-tall metal rocket, a Cold War relic boasting American prowess in space.
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Sipping scotch in a senator's hideaway to help find compromise is mostly a relic of a time gone by.
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Technology is no longer an aspirational goal for creative progress, but a tangible and mysterious relic of ancient civilizations.
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A few blocks away, on First Avenue and 87th Street, was Glaser's Bake Shop, another relic of Teutonic Yorkville.
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Relic has previously been responsible for a number of well-received strategy games, including Company of Heroes and Homeworld.
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It was only recently that he found a tiny relic that was outside of his particular field of expertise.
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For many, racism is a relic and the workings of a few bad people who didn't get the memo.
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Because one of these options is a relic of history, and the other is a road to the future.
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Readers may see this school of thought as a relic of the past or a beacon for the future.
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But to be fair, this historical relic is doing nothing for nobody out there in the depths of space.
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One of the first things I notice in this series is its lack of color, reminiscent of a relic.
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Music of the Spheres, a long sought-after relic among Destiny fans, is finally available for anyone to hear.
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The concept of spending your golden years in some gated retirement community in Florida is "a relic," Irving said.
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It's tempting to think of fax machines as a relic, every bit as relevant as an eight-track tape.
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Their uniform is a colonial relic, an antiquated symbol of wealth and masculine power that many still buy into.
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Perhaps that refugee status is a relic of the Cold War, much like the U.S. policy of isolating Cuba.
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Her hand is a cutaway that reveals her bones — a relic proving her incorruptibility, according to the Catholic tradition.
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Is it a premature relic, a failed experiment already surpassed by technologies with more bells and whistles like Ethereum?
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To be clear, New Relic is not acquiring Immediately or its assets, just hiring some of its team members.
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As he demonstrates in the above video, the VR64 is fully capable of playing VR games on this relic.
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An unnamed collector purchased the stunning 3,300-year-old relic for £4,746,250 ($5,936,372) at an auction on July 4.
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Next to me, my team leader struggles to fix our jammed weapon—a relic of a bolt-action rifle.
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Some have questioned the electoral college itself as an undemocratic relic in need of change in the modern era.
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Will it be one of the MTA's more recent, renovated cars, or a dilapidated relic dating to the 1970s?
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The website dedicated to his life's work seems similarly frozen in time––an Angelfire-esque relic of web 1.0.
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With New Relic One, customers can now search across these accounts and find if issues have cascaded more easily.
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The Met is trapped in its behemoth house—a relic of a culturally ambitious America that no longer exists.
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The game is being made by Relic, which previously made celebrated RTS games like Homeworld and Company of Heroes.
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The overall experience of the system feels dated, reminding us of a relic left over from a previous decade.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: My first apartment was on the Upper West Side, a relic of a previous century.
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Among them were many young people seeking some token or relic of their friend the boxer, Hamzah the Lion.
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This pre-WWII relic, nine digits — no letters or symbols — is the primary target of hackers for obvious reason.
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The setup's speakers and monitor are modern, but the keyboard is another clunky relic to match the modded hardware.
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Whether a game was a commercial success or lost relic, Waypoint covers the culture, passion, and politics of gaming.
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That relic originally came from Lyon, France, showing just how far and wide these holy bones can be dispersed.
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Like so much else that has changed about the Bay Area, pink popcorn is a relic of the past.
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The skull had been kept as a relic, sold and probably handed down through generations, for nearly 185 years.
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A New Spirit Then, A New Spirit Now, 1981–2018 is, nonetheless, a fascinating relic of a distant time.
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The building is "sort of a relic of Houston's golden age," said Kirby Liu, director of development at Lovett.
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In this rendering, the condom is kryptonite, a relic that saps the virile homosexual of his primordial sexual power.
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I dug out this gorgeous relic â€" a Sony Dream Machine alarm and clock radio â€" from my basement.
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Johnny's is a relic from a bygone era: red leather booths, martinis and plenty of taxidermy adorning the walls.
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Lavishly decorated in the Victorian style, Lucy the Elephant is a relic of novelty architecture on the Jersey Shore.
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The idea that a president should act, well, presidential seems like a relic three years into the Trump administration.
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Even back then it had been an abandoned and dangerous relic, a fit setting for the town's ghost stories.
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She is evidently well-versed in the language of flowers, a little-known romantic relic from the 19th century.
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Byleth wields the hero's relic — a powerful weapon from Three Houses — which changes depending on the direction you attack.
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I don't think France was particularly backward-looking, nor was the fine-dining industry a relic of the past.
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An iPhone home screen from 2010 might as well be a relic to iPhone owners today, nearly decade later.
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Family cemeteries, a relic of another age, continue to bind relatives in ways that today's wealthy might wish for.
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Relic, a similar software firm that is growing about as fast, is valued at roughly five times estimated revenue.
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Your Money Adviser As personal banking goes digital, safe deposit boxes may seem a relic from the analog age.
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The map is neither a historical relic nor particularly aesthetically pleasing, containing no fine engravings of fantastical sea creatures.
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Back in May, British sanitation workers collected a relic containing a fragment of the Pope's remains in central London.
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Even scholars who concede the clause made sense in 1787, like Amar, now oppose it as an outdated relic.
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"The visions of New Relic and CoScale are remarkably well aligned, so our team is excited that we get to join New Relic and continue on our journey of helping companies innovate faster by providing them visibility into the performance of their modern architectures," said CoScale CEO Stijn Polfliet, in a statement.
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It's an arcane relic of neighbor-to-neighbor politics, but also an example of democracy at its grass-roots finest.
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AppDynamics and New Relic compete head-to-head in developing software that helps businesses monitor their applications and eliminate bugs.
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And Mashable can reveal exclusively a browser game supporting the release that looks like a relic from the Atari era.
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This film is a relic of a pre-election mentality, when world leaders were on the side of the future.
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Does it matter if her students are mostly recent Chinese immigrants who generally see it as a traditional national relic?
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With its jagged fonts and scrolling text, "Jason's Site" might not seem like more than a relic of its time.
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They may seem obsolete, a physical relic of Hallmark's past, but greeting cards continue to be a multibillion dollar industry.
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Those advocating change argued the flag was a relic of the nation's colonial past and too similar to Australia's flag.
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If and when that happens—and let's hope it never does—court storming will become a relic of the past.
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They're kind of this relic from a long time ago but it's what you'd imagine: cakes with boobs or penises.
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And it's important for viewers to remember that not every them in this film is a relic from the past.
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Paying for user acquisition, ignoring customer monetization and dealing with astronomical burn rates are a relic of days gone by.
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Despite a competitive landscape, which includes New Relic and Dynatrace, AppDynamics has shown strong revenue growth over the past year.
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They were Market Diner on 20303th Avenue, a lingering relic of Googie architecture, and the Empire Diner on 10th Avenue.
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This ban is a relic from the 28500 crime bill and the misguided "tough on crime" rhetoric of the '6900s.
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Floor demonstrations and rules debates targeted at undermining the presumptive nominee were supposed to be a relic of the past.
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There is talk of national fundraising campaign to build a chapel at the theme park to house its precious relic.
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Berlin has long been home to the East German "Ampelmann" (traffic light man), a relic of the city's divided past.
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Indeed, AppDynamics might have seen the signs that its IPO would be well-tested given the performance of New Relic.
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Despite this, there has been talk for years that E3 was a dying beast, a relic of an old age.
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For 800 pages in Yiddish, itself a relic that had to be treasured and preserved, he poured out his memories.
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It's a sexy relic of the '90s that's been doing the rounds this year, thanks to the film's 25th anniversary.
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Those costs will hit the pocketbooks of American consumers and the dollar menu will become a relic of the past.
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Hypothesized secular stagnation has been exposed as a relic of poor trade, fiscal and regulatory policies that are being reversed.
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The most strident of them consider Mr. Bratton a relic, too moored to the past to usher in quick change.
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Inside, "Actual Size: Munich Rotary," a grainy black-and-white six-camera projection felt like a relic from another time.
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The Drifter appears, against a clouded sky, as a relic, caught between past and present, and then he falls unconscious.
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He is a living relic of a past Highland Park, one that was the home to a mostly Latino demographic.
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The failure is a relic of the well-meaning but shortsighted move to deinstitutionalize psychiatric care in the last century.
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More than a nod to a forgotten relic of popular entertainment, Dreamlands' chaos is also reflective of a psychological state.
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In so doing, Foulkes brings to question the conception of nuclear fallout as a relic belonging to a bygone era.
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Can Kidz Bop surge again, or pivot — or is it going to become a fading relic of the CD era?
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Is he even perhaps a strange "moon god," a relic from Arab paganism, as some anti-Islamic polemicists have argued?
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Or rather old Celine, relic of the era when the brand's founder, Céline (with an accent) Vipiana, actually ran it.
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One shows a Carousel tray, another a different relic: the typewriter the Met used to make labels for the slides.
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It's an undulant relic, almost bronze, with an unsettling resemblance to the quasi-nosed Voldemort from the "Harry Potter" movies.
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Her character, a blonde ditz named Madison, seemed as much a relic from 2009 as her rainbow Louis Vuitton purse.
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Given the recent immigration issues, travel bans, and damaging rhetoric, I fear that their story will become a historical relic.
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He thinks it is already a relic of an earlier era, kind of like communicating by carrier pigeon or telegraph.
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For sure, the Soviet Union lost its satellite states as communism crumbled, leaving Russia a relic of its former glory.
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At the time of Péladan's death, in 21891, he was already seen as an absurd relic of a receding age.
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Sure, it's not widely enforced -- but Virginia Democrats say it's time to scratch the relic of a law for good.
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The bulk of the story is set in Ireland in 1209, where a group of monks safeguards a holy relic.
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Using one kind of force, such as just the air force or just infantry, is a relic of the past.
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The pouf skirt, relic of the go-go 1980s, favorite party dress of the Wives of Wall Street, is back.
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Police said a visitor had noticed that the relic was missing on Sunday morning and had alerted a church official.
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This ghoulish relic of the Soviet nightmare may be the only country for which the term "Orwellian" is an understatement.
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Handsome 19th-century buildings watch over the English Channel, a wide pebble beach and Eastbourne Pier, a lovely Victorian relic.
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O Relic and Type of our ancestors' worth, That hast long kept their memory warm, First flow'r of their wilderness!
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The USS Pueblo is now the centerpiece of North Korea's war museum, and Pyongyang's treasured relic of the Cold War.
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Now, the collection is a portal back to a pre-globalized world, a historical relic that sparks reflections on change.
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The recording is a relic that shows the signs of exposure to the heat and cold in the attic in Shamokin.
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This new functionality will be available starting November 16th when it's officially being announced at FutureStack, the New Relic customer conference.
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And while The Relic Master does involve a change of scenery, the biting humor from Buckley's previous books remains the same.
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Angelina Jolie embodied the video game world's most enticing relic hunter when she starred in the live action adaption in 2001.
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As the '90s dawned, Wayne's World made fun of it, condemning it to be a relic of uncool, suburban Boomer taste.
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The 800-year-old religious relic, the heart of St. Laurence O&aposToole, was returned to Christ Church Cathedral in Dublin.
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If questioned about it at the airport explain it is a religious relic that is supposed to ward off evil spirits.
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Click here to shop the sale, because who wouldn't want to get their hands on a relic of reality TV history?
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A writer on Mic recently called paper invites "an obsolete relic that needs to die," but we wouldn't go that far.
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The tape itself – dubbed 1 Night in Paris by its distributor — became an instant sensation, and later, a pop culture relic.
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The design is in some ways a relic of what we want and expect to see from a music-making device.
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The halting entreaty of an out-of-work relic beseeching his one-time pals, in the intro, to work together again?
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Trump said he will ask Congress to repeal sequestration, which is a relic of a debt ceiling compromise reached in 236.
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Now, it feels like a nostalgic relic designed to pull at our heart-strings without offering anything new to deserve it.
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Trump's Wall is a relic of an era in which invading armies moved across continents and walls kept them at bay.
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What was once considered the top of the nightlife pyramid is now a fading relic of the city's fist-pumping past.
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Officials said invaluable artifacts were saved, including the Crown of Thorns, believed to be a relic of the passion of Christ.
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The government says that her grave was built in 1982, and so is too young to be considered a cultural relic.
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Consensus is that these rectangular green features—which were observed in satellite images—are actually relic milpas, or abandoned corn fields.
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Both New Relic and MongoDB's stock prices have more than tripled since going public, although Cloudera is down roughly 20 percent.
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And in general, the practice of politicians legislating what women can or cannot wear is an unwelcome relic from the past.
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Arafat's helicopter – the presidential transport of a long-dead president – is now a rotorless relic on public display in Gaza City.
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They feel like a nostalgic relic from my childhood, a rite of passage that made me the person I am today.
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New Relic, a company that manages website traffic for businesses in real time, said Tuesday that it was seeing accelerating growth.
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He was kind of the first to not do a "relic" Fender or Gibson thing, he just did it by himself.
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Disconcertingly I had yet to win that 20th century relic, the Nobel, but had my eye on it all the same.
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And are individual incidences of anti-Semitism a relic from years past, or part of a mass movement sparked by Lindbergh?
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" A New Relic spokesperson confirmed that "key members of the team from Immediately are joining New Relic's product and engineering team.
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Headbutts are a relic from so long ago, but tell me how they compare to throwing punches, elbows, kicks, and knees.
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The outlet's misguided focus shows readers just how out of touch the editorial staff of the major relic media outlets are.
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New Relic was founded in 2008 and has raised more than $214 million, according to Crunchbase, before going public in 2014.
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With $2.5M in seed funding, IOpipe brings monitoring to serverless applications New Relic launches platform for developers to build custom apps
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Barbie is both a relic from another era and a bellwether of changing ideas about women and work, sex, and men.
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Hef, as he liked to be called, also had critics, who dismissed him as a relic of a more sexist era.
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The metal lattice was there to support the building's spire, a 19th-century relic that was undergoing a $6.8 million renovation.
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A relic of of the Victorian era, Mary Petty's dowager tends to her winter garden on a snowy day in 1952.
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They turned to New Relic to instrument everything in the digital experience to make sure they can move fast with confidence.
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He hung his old scraper on the wall, part relic, part badge, part talisman, of his life as a manual laborer.
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Will A Legacy of Spies be a relic like the Type 3 MK II, an exercise in nostalgia, or something else?
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After we banter the planet into oblivion I hope this somehow survives as a stand-alone relic of our many achievements.
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But truthfully, the fourth CoD proper, nine years old this November, looked like a relic when witnessed running after Infinite Warfare.
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To his critics, he is an ailing relic with little head for policy and no concern for the rule of law.
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CHICAGO — Dig through a public library or the reference shelf of your neighborhood hitting coach, and you might find a relic.
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But the Xerox machine, the ubiquitous, bulky copier that also spawned the widely used verb, could soon be a cultural relic.
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He's on the record as calling it "obsolete" and questioning the relevance of a Cold War relic for the 21st century.
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We position Johnny as a relic, somebody who is stuck in his time and doesn't get along with the millennial generation.
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But from the very moment it premiered, the series has been both lauded as revolutionary and dismissed as an instant relic.
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If we treat it as a relic of decades past, it will rust away and future generations will pay the price.
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He characterized those protections as a relic of an earlier era when Internet companies needed special protections to innovate and thrive.
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Politics may be more civil today, but information posted online lives forever, and harassment over politics is no mere historical relic.
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The burgundy of the European Union book with "United Kingdom" stamped on the cover seemed like a relic of another time.
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There's a middle lane, embodied by Joe Biden, offering a relic of the Obama era to undo what Trump has wrought.
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The candy is thanks to the "candy desk," a historical relic that is currently assigned to Senator Patrick Toomey of Pennsylvania.
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With the other two digital features in place (and mobile friendly) the story feels like a relic of a previous era.
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But it's still shocking for a Star Wars fan to see this relic from the Holiday Special surface in this way.
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" In its petition seeking Supreme Court review, the A.C.L.U. said the principle announced in the Claiborne Hardware case was "no relic.
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"Customer," with its implicit deference — its suggestion that the buyer is always right — is now a relic of a bygone era.
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The candy is thanks to the "candy desk," a historical relic that is now assigned to Senator Patrick Toomey of Pennsylvania.
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A relic of the past At its prime in the early 2000s, Blockbuster boasted more than 9,000 stores across the nation.
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Bethlehemites are also excited this year about the return of a wooden relic believed to have been part of Jesus's manger.
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Extremely small sunglasses are a relic of the '90s but became a cool addition to any trendy outfit in the 2010s.
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Bolton is not seen as a relic of the hated Bush administration; he's seen as an authoritative and expert Fox voice.
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He cautions that Bronze Age Britons sometime kept the skulls of their ancestors, so it is possible that this was a relic.
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Following Cisco's announced $3.7 billion acquisition of AppDynamics on Tuesday night, New Relic shares surged 11 percent, closing at $36.85 on Wednesday.
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"This acquisition provides tremendous validation of the market opportunity in front of us," New Relic CEO Lew Cirne said in a statement.
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The comment around the script in the code refers to New Relic, which is also the name of a web analytics firm.
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To solidify this idea even more, a relic pops up the game that only Byleth can wield: the Sword of the Creator.
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With no band to support it, Odessey and Oracle was largely lost in the shuffle, an obscure relic of the psychedelic age.
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In the four years since its last meaningful update, the Mini had been encased in amber, seemingly a relic of Apple's past.
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Whatever happens, at least we'll always remember the surprising joy of his Time magazine cover — a relic of a more innocent time.
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Line Rider may be a relic of the old internet, but there's still a popular scene of content-makers crowding around it.
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Her finger relic here in Ávila carries an emerald ring, and the rope she used to flog herself is encased in gold.
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His board seats include Yelp, New Relic, Zendesk and Twitter (whose board he is planning to leave after his current term expires).
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To learn more, Cramer spoke with New Relic's CEO Lew Cirne on what makes New Relic different from other software analytics companies.
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Mrs Ri is not the only cold war relic that could be put back into service as a result of the test.
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It currently has 180 employees to go along with 15,000 customers including Hotel Tonight, Atlassian, Crate & Barrel, Draft Kings and New Relic.
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Pure growth plays have also come roaring back on the market, which prompted Cramer to consider cloud-based software company New Relic.
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New Relic platform helps companies understand, monitor and measure what business software is doing and how users interact with it real-time.
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Although its design is very modern and user-friendly, the coin system seems very antiquated as a relic from the mid-280s.
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In Turkey the newly established secular republic moved in 1926 to abolish sharia as an unwanted relic of the discredited Ottoman theocracy.
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Despite 14 years of continuous excavations, this relic was the only art piece of its kind to be discovered at the site.
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And don't forget the cloud princes: Coupa Software, Okta, HubSpot, New Relic and Atlassian are all beating the so far this year.
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"In casting aside this archaic and insidious relic of the colonial past, Angola has eschewed discrimination and embraced equality," the agency said.
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It is called Zo, it follows on from Tay (who infamously became racist within minutes), and SmarterChild—a relic of MSN Messenger.
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If you want to be as productive as possible, you need to let go of this relic and find a new approach.
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Have you ever gone back to a relic of gaming past (or even your own past) and been fascinated by its messages?
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She's worn headbands on several occasions, despite the fact that many people view them as a relic of the Gossip Girl days.
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The new platform, called New Relic One, has been designed to replace the original platform, which was developed over the previous decade.
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The anti-service prejudice may simply be a relic of an earlier age when coal, steel and cars were the big employers.
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It adds that initially the IOpipe team will concentrate on moving AWS Lambda features like Lambda Layers into the New Relic platform.
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New Relic is hoping by combining the IOpipe team and solution with its own, it can speed up its serverless monitoring chops.
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Our generation regards political parties as a relic of an era of black-and-white television, transatlantic ocean-liners and the jitterbug.
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Booker said that "lynching is not a relic of the past," pointing to the attack on "Empire" actor Jussie Smollett in Chicago.
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Simply put, Biden's strengths are too easily punctured by weaknesses; he is a relic that looks more pristine when displayed from afar.
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"School counselors chafe at the outdated term 'guidance counselor,' a relic from the past that no longer reflects our role," she wrote.
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Manafort, Trump's 2016 campaign manager, seems something of a relic, the greasy run-off of an earlier version of the Trump era.
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Both parties should celebrate the prospect of a creation of the free market helping make cigarette companies a relic of the past.
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Celebrity chefs, competitive cooking shows, and the collapse of French hegemony have made haute cuisine seem like a relic of the past.
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If it fails, Oracle will find itself a relic at best, or at worst, a goner like EMC or Digital Equipment Corp.
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New Relic, which helps companies track and quickly fix software bugs, jumped $73, or 18 percent, to $90.67 as of mid-day.
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With the date and origin of the chart established, St. Andrews officials set about the task of preserving the relic for posterity.
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Bossa nova soon became a relic of a simpler time when celebrating Afro-Brazilian cultural identity didn't mean cheering on military violence.
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It is a relic from a prior time when speed was of the essence and other land protection statutes did not exist.
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Early partners include Atlassian Jira, DocuSign, Lucidchart and New Relic where the various data types can reside as live data inside Quip.
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These days, it's considered a relic, except by one group—Turla, which has used a modified version of it in hacking operations.
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Wassenaar, for example, considered not taking the job of chief information at software firm New Relic over concerns it wouldn't work out.
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If I can teach a class and have one student with a relic in his family's possession, I know there are others.
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That's the crux of Miles Malleson's 1925 "Conflict," an affable relic excavated by the Mint Theater Company and directed by Jenn Thompson.
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Most Latin American governments share Mr. Trump's distaste for Mr. Maduro, and see Raul Castro as a relic of a past era.
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But Mr. Lasak's opponents, and their supporters, tend to view Mr. Lasak as a relic of a different era in law enforcement.
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The crown of thorns, for example, which the cathedral calls its "most precious and most venerated relic," was locked in a chest.
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While the high holiday may feel like a relic now that recreational marijuana is legal, California's pot policies are far from settled.
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But, as Jack had so concretely demonstrated, it was time to toss this relic to the curb—for both of our sakes.
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A relic of novelty architecture, the 603-foot-tall wooden elephant will soon welcome overnight visitors for the first time in decades.
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On previous trips to Rome and during the two years I lived here, I knew it as a gray and grimy relic.
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Manigault Newman dwells within a new shrine to celebrity status where shame is but a quaint and quixotic relic of the past.
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"Columbus Day is a relic of an outdated and oversimplified version of history," the mayor wrote when announcing the decision last month.
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The term itself is a relic from the 1990s, the moment in which the ongoing crisis over North Korea's nuclear ambitions began.
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Far from being a relic, Main Streets and community-rooted businesses will endure long after most of today's chains have been forgotten.
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"Wooden Lady Missing from Ship, Young Detective Investigates Historical Relic" is a nod to book #27, The Secret Of The Wooden Lady.
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In this new American moment, Father Pfleger has turned out to be less a relic than a man ahead of his time.
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SAN FRANCISCO — A landing pad fit for a visitor from NASA has been found on an ancient relic of our solar system.
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The Santa Fe Independent School District Police questioned the student and it was soon discovered that the student had the relic grenade.
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"In this sense, Notre-Dame is not a relic but a living sacred place, the continuity of holy France," Professor Hussey said.
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It's a relic, one still quite practical and useful, that has survived like the M2 Browning machine gun into the 21st century.
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But the era of lifetime achievement awards and harmless duets had begun, conspiring to make him look like a relic of the past.
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"What you are looking at is a genuine relic that supports the actual truth that the South won the war," Cynthia tells Mel.
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I'll spare you the specifics, but the long and short of it is that round watches are a relic of analog time keeping.
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As a Briton, and a longtime Ian Fleming fan, I couldn't help but feel awed by the sight of a genuine Bond relic.
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A relic of the second Jewish temple, most of which the Romans did destroy, the wall attracts thousands of Jewish worshippers each day.
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It's bizarre to think of a product that launched in 2007 as a relic, but that's what the first-generation iPhone has become.
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Golden Relic, Dhyey Shah, IndiaThe endangered Gee's golden langur as seen on the tiny man-made island of Umananda in Assam's Brahmaputra River.
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They are affirming that homophobia, racial discrimination, misogyny and the backward regressive policies of the right are increasingly a relic of the past.
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The sorority code of conduct — an etiquette guide that could have been written by Amy Vanderbilt on an amphetamine binge — was a relic.
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The communication channel is a relic of the coldest days of the Cold War; another reminder of how tenuous global stability has become.
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Companies like New Relic and AppDynamics have been offering applications performance management solutions to help operations teams track external performance issues for years.
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"It's a failed relic from the 'tough on crime' era," Joshua Rovner, a state advocacy associate who works with the Sentencing Project, explained.
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The condition has religious undertones given its association with a religious relic called the Veil of Veronica, a cloth imprinted with Jesus' face.
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Among headshots of the younger Bateman, Aniston also pulled out a hilarious relic from the past — the actor's cover of the Muppet Magazine.
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But anthologies were already a relic by then, and even relatively recent titles like '90s horror shows Are You Afraid of the Dark?
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The law is a relic of centuries past -- from the days when the European empires were blasting each other's wooden ships with cannons.
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Partners in the WP Engine ecosystem — alongside WordPress itself, of course — include Amazon Web Services, Cloudflare, Google, HubSpot and New Relic, she noted.
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Amazon will make several overlays available, including KDA ratios, healing, damage output, a mini-map that shows possession of the Relic, and more.
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I discovered something shocking: a hookup object, a relic from my past as a bad sex-haver, had just sent me a message.
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Weather, natural disasters, time, and neglect turned the once-grand structure into a crumbling relic, destroying nearly two-thirds of the original site.
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As a relic of the Cold War, and under growing external and internal pressures, the North Korean system must eventually change to survive.
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The 1872 General Mining Law, which still governs public land mining, is a relic of manifest destiny policies adopted to promote western settlement.
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The carrier offers very little in terms of capability, even with the planned modifications meant to modernize the often disappointing Cold War relic.
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DUBLIN — A time bomb today [March 8] wrecked the Nelson Pillar — a central landmark and controversial relic of Britain's former rule of Ireland.
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This recipe for what are essentially frosted sugar cookies is a relic of a bygone era, hidden in the crevices of the internet.
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Watching The Real L Word seven years after it first aired allows me to enjoy it for what it is—a cultural relic.
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That's why watching this video of a Bosch self-driving vehicle test from 1993 feels like a relic resurrected from an alternative timeline.
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Disinformation is not new, but this operation put a spotlight on what some people may have thought was a Cold War era relic.
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The fading ink on my arm is a relic of my depression—something I'm happy to report has turned into a manageable neurosis.
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Or some relic from a crypt, or in a crypt, or maybe the whole crypt — an entire crypt as unforeseen artwork of encounter.
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Last year, at least one Muslim was killed in violence near the city of Kandy, where the Temple of the Tooth Relic is.
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In its universe, a woman has been hosting her own late-night talk show for so long that she is considered a relic.
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For many of the students, the split is an unwanted relic of Bosnia's ethnic wars of the 1990s among Serbs, Croats and Muslims.
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Isn't musical theater by its very nature artificial and cloying, a sad relic of the '50s holding on well past its expiration date?
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If they fail, they will leave Louisiana trapped under a 19th-century relic that lives on mainly because it makes prosecutors' jobs easier.
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And because they make her think of the word "relic" more than the words "powerful" and "chic," which are those she thinks Mrs.
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Now that we live in the era of "social distancing," the contestants' closeness has seemed like a relic from a more innocent time.
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Some entertainment executives have criticized the company as being a relic of the channel-surfing era while more viewers take to streaming content.
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It's best enjoyed as a relic of Playboy-era masculinity, with Angie Dickinson and assorted disposable women floating in and out like moths.
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A relic from the Mao era, neighborhood committees typically serve as an intermediary between residents and the government, maintaining grassroots stability and order.
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The first relic, the Kusanagi no Tsurugi sword, is actually a replica of one believed to be in the Atsuta shrine in Nagoya.
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Bottom line for Toccara ... body shaming oughta be a relic of the past, along with antiquated notions of who is and isn't healthy.
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Like most felon-disenfranchisement laws, Florida's was a 19th-century relic drafted to keep newly freed black slaves from having a political voice.
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By the time it's over, Gilead is a relic, and scholars in a more enlightened time are studying the women who subverted it.
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Ultimately, though, the tone doesn't quite cohere, and the pacing seems off, making Red's Dream just another dusty relic of Pixar's early days.
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"Don't feel bad for us, join us, and help make this thing a relic of the past, because we can make that happen."
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He's a relic himself, but one modern folks can respect; there's nothing audacious or mythical about Rogers except his utter lack of pretense.
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The building itself is a stony colonial relic; inside its centuries-old confines, artifacts on display range from traditional costumes to sailors' sextants.
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The museum's brilliant canvases are made even more vivid by their surroundings in the Navarre Building, itself a relic of the West's rise.
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As the Billfold's Ester Bloom wrote in December: Our culture has changed considerably since the '90s, and the show seems like a relic.
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He paid homage to the temple's main Buddha image as well as the relic and cremated remains of his father, King Bhumibol Adulyadej.
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The planet is the bright blob, and the black circle is a relic of the instrument that blocks the light from the central star.
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Project manager Per Christian Underhaug suspects the relic, based on the setting within which it was found, was either lost or deliberately thrown away.
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But Silicon Valley now considers Quora — something of a relic of a quainter era on the internet — a $2 billion company, Recode has learned.
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Yes I may well describe that solitary being's feelings, feeling myself as the last relic of a beloved race, my companions extinct before me.
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It's only seven years old, but it feels like a relic, a naïve movie with quaint, softball critiques of Mark Zuckerberg and his creation.
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Still, with privacy threatening to become a relic of a forgotten time, those concerned about its impending death have to start pushing back somewhere.
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"Sure, it's a bit of a relic," Jonah Fay-Hurvitz, director of strategy at the brand agency Red Antler, told The Verge via email.
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Far from remaining an unchanging relic, the exhibit shows how the square has taken on the character of each new era in Spanish history.
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A few stalls away, Mokhtar put down his cigarette to weigh out spicy peppers on a teal balance scale, a relic from the 1950s.
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Because Playboy is best appreciated as a relic of the past: an era when publishing nude photos of women was actually a revolutionary act.
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The wall painting of the abduction of Persephone is frequently described in textbooks as a rare relic that gives insight into Greek painting techniques.
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The figures suggest the anonymous female form, easily discarded, hanging around the dimly lit gallery like clothing, a plasticized relic that simulates dehydrating meat.
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So last year, King tweeted a picture: the Horn of Eld, which is a relic of the world that was passed down to Roland.
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"In casting aside this archaic and insidious relic of the colonial past, Angola has eschewed discrimination and embraced equality," Human Rights Watch's statement said.
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The book consists only of the dialogue held between two strangers set up through a party line — a relic of the pre-internet age.
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It seemed that small iPhones were destined to be a tech relic, but each passing rumors makes a small iPhone more and more plausible.
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Competitor New Relic went public a little over two years ago and is still trading near where it was at on its first day.
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That's what divers discovered lurking beneath Sydney Harbour in Australia on Wednesday afternoon, resulting in police and the military called to inspect the relic.
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Mr Burke, who denies all wrong-doing, is a pin-striped relic of dubious city politics who has sat on Chicago's council since 1969.
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Cirne said the company has been putting engineering resources into a product called New Relic One that gives customers visibility into their entire enterprise.
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Even back then, it was a relic; when the teacher flipped it on, the stuffy room filled with the aroma of an electrical fire.
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When he saw the relic, Gillreath‑Brown was struck by how much it looked like the tattooing tools found in Arizona and New Mexico.
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She has a masters in engineering from Oxford University and an MBA from Stanford University and is also on the board of New Relic.
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Over the last 6900 years, other countries have reduced tax rates dramatically, while the U.S. tax code has remained a relic of the past.
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In this case, the rectilinear nature of the feature and the secondary vegetation growing back within it are clear signs of a relic milpa.
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St-Pierre's opponent this weekend is another relic from the era of SPRAWL shorts and shaved heads, the current UFC middleweight champion Michael Bisping.
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A succession of startups, such as Square and New Relic, have sold their shares at substantial discounts to their previous valuations on going public.
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While this may seem like it should be a bygone relic of a mindset, it still exists, and not just among the old timers.
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Another relic of the imperial past, Britain's 300-year-old naval base on Spain's southern coast, threatened to derail plans at the last minute.
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But the approach New Relic is taking lets them get something totally new out all at once, rather than spending time gradually introducing it.
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In the comics, Ancient is male, an archaic Asian relic who owns an I've-seen-it-all face that looks like a fossilized prune.
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That relic, ostensibly worn by Jesus on the cross, made Paris a center of Christian veneration and implied that its ruler enjoyed divine favor.
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Her young cousins play Grand Theft Auto, a relic of a better life, while she shows us cellphone videos of police raids and demonstrations.
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Federal authorities, working in conjunction with the Manhattan district attorney's office, wrapped the relic in protective mats and loaded it onto a moving truck.
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There's something comfortable about returning to this relic of a website, however, that instantly dredges up those long-gone memories of a simpler internet.
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The survival of 13th Street Repertory Company, a relic from Greenwich Village's bohemian past, depends on the survival of its 100-year-old doyenne.
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Until last year, the former Corn Exchange Bank on 42nd Street housed Show World Center, an adult-entertainment relic from the old Times Square.
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It was rebuilt on a hillside above the Hudson River, a relic from the Middle Ages that was transplanted in the mid-20th century.
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But critics call the CFA a relic of past subjugation and absurdly portray it as a "colonial tax" imposed by France, the former power.
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The People's Daily, the official newspaper of the ruling Communist Party, published a commentary on Saturday saying that a national relic had been violated.
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Biden's persistent bright-eyed attempts to push bipartisanship aren't evidence that he's a relic of the past, because the past was never particularly bipartisan.
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The relic, according to the statement, dates back more than 2,000 years and "was part of the manger in which Baby Jesus was laid".
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" Clutching his Kalashnikov rifle, which looks like a relic from the 1970s, his comrade Artur says: "The faster you move, the longer you live.
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Four of the monks and a secretive mute (Jon Bernthal, sullen and entrancing) are assigned to shepherd Geraldus and the relic across the country.
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This weekend is Rosh Hashana, the Jewish New Year, and we have a story about an improbable relic: a shofar that defied the Nazis.
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The Mark III's design may make it look like a relic at this point, but it's still an extremely powerful tool for pro photographers.
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From Paul Neagu's relic-like sculptures to Radu Dragomirescu's geometric drawings, the works in the exhibition are heavily influenced by newly forged global dialogues.
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So to it will be for Chief Wahoo, the Redskins name or any other racially charged relic that teams may want to slough off.
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A stupa—the word comes from the Sanskrit, meaning "to heap" or "to pile up"—is a Buddhist monument that often houses a relic.
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The problem, though, is that NATO has become a fig leaf, a relic of the East-West conflict that ended over 25 years ago.
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Those pictures, however, seemed largely like a relic from the past—the slayings, the wars, the body counts of a different time and place.
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Some significant items have suffered, but many were saved, including a relic of what many believe is the crown of thorns worn by Jesus.
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Each installment, the city's ever-resourceful underground infiltrates a different, brutalist relic of the country's socialist past—abandoned train stations, nuclear bunkers, industrial warehouses.
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So much time has passed that Grimoire now looks like a relic—something not unlike 1992's Wizardry VII: Crusaders of the Dark Savant.
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I think in 20 years or so, some of it is going to be regarded like the Tamagotchi—a cute relic of the past.
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Today's tours, which take place every four years, rotating between South Africa, Australia and New Zealand, are very much a relic of the 19th century.
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Inspired by the comic book villain Foolkiller, Salinger is a mediocre villain who seems like a relic of Rosenberg's time as head writer for Dexter.
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New Relic generated sales growth of 48 percent in the latest quarter to $63.4 million, while revenue at AppDynamics jumped 54 percent to $60.4 million.
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That coffee cup cameo in Sunday night's episode of Game of Thrones is now a relic of the past thanks to a little Hollywood magic.
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You may not have heard of New Relic, but you've probably heard of one of the software analytics company's newest clients: Fortnite maker Epic Games.
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The Relic Master, about a madcap scheme by Albrecht Dürer to forge the Shroud of Turin, certainly paints the Catholic church in an unflattering light.
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The fossil find is an amazing snapshot of the past, illuminating what was likely an ephemeral hold-out, a protected relic reigning behind enemy lines.
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New Relic specializes in helping their clients monitor and measure what their business software is doing and how users interact with it in real time.
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There are also those who want to see the Postal Service fully privatized or even abolished, believing it to be an outdated relic of nostalgia.
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There have been several incidents in which a newly discovered Viking "relic" turned out to be a hoax, leaving many experts skeptical on the subject.
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The New York sour, a pre-Prohibition relic distinguished with a float of red wine, is in vogue at ABC Pony, among other hot spots.
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"Long lead cycles like Taylor's [are] a relic of print medium," said George Howard, an associate professor of music business at Berklee College of Music.
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There's plenty of work to do: Twitter's suspension of Weinstein accuser Rose McGowan's account reminds us that silencing isn't a relic of some distant past.
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In other ages and places gypsies had been smiths and metalworkers, implying brief spells of settlement; the tin ring was a relic of old trade.
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Last year's legal status granted to Angola's only LGBT advocacy group, Iris Angola, gave an early indication that the courts would revise the colonial relic.
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Garden started a game studio in Vancouver, British Columbia, called Relic Entertainment, and in 1999, at age 23, he had a hit on his hands.
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Photo: xMatters The tool uses signals from a variety of popular tools including New Relic, Dynatrace, Atlassian, Splunk and Servicenow to monitor overall system health.
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While it's a relic from the past, you can still compile the source code Microsoft has released and run the app on Windows 10 today.
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A cultural relic for millennials, if you saw the movie as a kid, you know that all goes well and ends well for William Miller.
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It's about the way Giles hangs onto his youth and is baffled by the present, where he's a tired old relic whose skills are passé.
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The Commodore 128, the direct successor to the Commodore 64, is a 32-year old relic that lacks support for things like modern networking equipment.
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When Stackery's founders were still at New Relic in 2014, they recognized there was an opportunity to provide instrumentation for the emerging serverless tech market.
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He also said that the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) treaty which the U.S. is planning to quit was "a relic of the Cold War".
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This find shows that the mode was almost given new life in Mario Kart Wii, but instead became a relic of what could have been.
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This double-90s Simpsons-Mulder wallet is a relic; in 30 years you won't even be able to tell it apart from Official Show Merch.
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China is more mirage than miracle these days, while Japan's expected global economic dominance is a relic of the 1980s and not a current threat.
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Among the 14 new pre-configured options are the likes of Microsoft Office 365, Facebook at Work, New Relic, Concur, Box, Tableau, HipChat and Slack.
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Without his resourceful, heroic efforts, the terrific, bipartisan Talent Act would have been a relic of the Obama presidency and not cemented its lasting legacy.
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But cold quasars are not only a relic of the distant cosmic past, and have real relevance to the future of our own galactic neighborhood.
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They dismiss the "liberal second wave" as a relic, often having little idea of what the second wave actually was or what it stood for.
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Regular folks present a relic—usually excavated from some unswept corner of the home—to a specialist, who then delivers a swift and unsentimental appraisal.
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This all-time great rap relic is a time capsule that manages to sound just as revolutionary in 2019 as it did upon its release.
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You sometimes come across ruins or wrecks where Six can be dispatched to explore and often return with some new relic for you to examine.
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This material becomes the skin of the work and its preservation, as if, in a campy finish, the piece was pitched between relic and leftover.
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It's since become better known as a historic ruin or a "hulking 54-year-old relic of the World's Fair," as amNY once put it.
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Guns: The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives is examining the process by which gun owners apply for background checks to collect relic firearms.
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And Voice of America programs, a relic of the Cold War, are slow to work, if they can work at all in the internet age.
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And the interview special is a relic from a time on television when what was broadcast on the Big Four networks was what mattered most.
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But Dynatrace is investing to go head to head with rapidly expanding vendors like AppDynamics and New Relic (occasionally even competing with Riverbed and SolarWinds).
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A relic of the living room hearth gets unearthed and splashed with color in Japanese artist Shinya Kato's series of bold, color-fused cabinet cards.
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Women-only train carriages did exist in the UK up until 1977, when they were phased out by British Rail as an outdated Victorian relic.
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It's tempting to look at is as a relic of the past, but in that song Spears was actually predicting the future of digital communication.
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They were tired of the bus's stripper pole, a relic from its days hosting bachelor parties that had been left intact by the Trump campaign.
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Today, Britney Spears' Guide to Semiconductor physics exists as a living relic from a time gone by, and Hepburn says it should stay that way.
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But with the rise of Donald Trump, the Gang of Eight bill seems like a relic of a Republican Party that simply doesn't exist anymore.
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He continued to write novels even after declaring the form a 19th-century relic, no longer able to capture the complexities of the contemporary world.
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On Pro Basketball There will be at least one more Golden State Warriors game at the concrete relic known as Oracle Arena in Oakland, Calif.
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A relic of South Africa's apartheid legacy, it's staggering on the brink of a gang violence crisis that has few parallels in the modern world.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads SAN FRANCISCO — The historical archive is so often understood and formalized (and institutionalized) as a relic to some pasthood.
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It is a consoling relic, as surely as the crown of thorns that Father Fournier rescued, and this is so for believers and nonbelievers alike.
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One is filled with those who remember Rubik's Cube as a pop-culture relic, as evocative of the 1980s as leg warmers and Duran Duran.
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But the sluggish bookings are a relic of bountiful harvests elsewhere in the world that are priced more competitively than product in the United States.
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Relic coal plants, built mostly in the 1960s to 85033s before the emergence of more natural gas use, struggle to compete at any coal price.
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But in the BIS' latest quarterly review, researchers took a closer look at whether cash is becoming a relic of the past as some claim.
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The site, now occupied by low-rise commercial buildings, is near the famous greasy spoon the Tastee Diner, a popular relic of a bygone Bethesda.
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With its lovingly preserved interior mural of Wallowa Lake — painted by a local artist, Gene Hayes — it could have been a relic of the 1960s.
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On Monday, the electors showed that they are nothing but a formality, a relic that has cast away the final chance to justify its existence.
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Or maybe it's the use of the schmaltzy anthem "She's So High," a relic of an era when depictions of these marital dynamics were widespread?
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The system's incredibly low metal content distinguishes it as an intriguing cosmic relic that can be used to reconstruct the conditions of the early universe.
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Like many platform companies, New Relic found that as it expanded its own offering, it required a platform for its developers to access a common set of services to build these additional offerings, and as they built out this platform, it made it possible to open it up to external developers to access the same set of services as the New Relic engineering team.
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