With the demise of Athenian democracy, it fell into desuetude, then oblivion
quoting James Fishkin (guy who introduces deliberative democracy bodies in various countries)
the degree in sociology and political economy that Pnin had obtained with some pomp at the University of Prague around 1925 had become by mid century a doctorate in desuetude
The question now is whether regulators will adopt and enforce classic rules in a digital age, or let them wither into desuetude
Perhaps the affair had sunk somewhat into desuetude
Why do they hover up there, letting their legs, the pride of dogs, fall into desuetude
I think this was the part when I realised that this dog thought every other creature was also a dog