1.   But the computer failed to attract a critical mass, and for years it has been considered a quaint relic of the personal computing past.

2.   Increasingly, economic reality, like narrative sense, seems a quaint relic from those olden-day movies when a dollar was a dollar.

3.   The point is not merely that this quaint relic of the powdered-wig era has outlived its usefulness.

4.   These are good American movies, not quaint relics.

5.   Today, the AFL-NFL war is a quaint relic.

6.   Yet it may be premature to dismiss seed and catalog companies as quaint relics.