Vestige
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Charlie Hebdo – the last
vestige
of a bawdy and somewhat savage nineteenth-century French tradition of outrageous caricature of religious and political figures – may well be an ideal icon of free expression.
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That's a
vestige
of when people used to think about oratory and rhetoric in these sorts of spatial terms.
It wasn't until the turn of the 19th century that our blinders were removed, first, with the publication of James Hutton's "Theory of the Earth," in which he told us that the Earth reveals no
vestige
of a beginning and no prospect of an end; and then, with the printing of William Smith's map of Britain, the first country-scale geological map, giving us for the first time predictive insight into where certain types of rocks might occur.
It was recognizing that public libraries are the last
vestige
of public free space.
I like a movie that has at least a
vestige
of a story.
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