PA's can be replaced, grips can be replaced, electricians can be replaced, but the actors -- once they're in, they're in.
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And so it had that Detroit factor of, like, you could be replaced, you could be replaced.
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Everything else can be rebuilt, everything else can be replaced, but a life can never be replaced.
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These products won't be replaced by one or two new products, they'll be replaced by hundreds — or thousands.
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And an experienced doctor's "intuition" is not to be replaced, nor would the doctor suffer it to be replaced.
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Mueller will be replaced before VW's annual general meeting on May 3 and be replaced by VW brand chief Herbert Diess, Bild said.
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He will be replaced by current Chief Financial Officer Andrew Croft, who in turn will be replaced as CFO by Craig Gentle, currently Chief Risk Officer.
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Meanwhile, last month, Adam Bain stepped down as chief operating officer last month to be replaced by chief financial officer Anthony Noto, who has yet to be replaced.
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In March, their wings and tail feathers would be replaced, and by the end of July, all their feathers would be replaced -- just in time for breeding season.
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"The peat that burns will take hundreds or thousands of years to be replaced, and may never be replaced if the climate change is not reversed," Smith said.
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Ratos, whose portfolio ranges from oil services to clothing retail, said that outgoing CEO Magnus Agervald would be replaced by Chairman Jonas Wistrom, who in turn would be replaced by Per-Olof Soderberg.
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These automatable jobs include positions like supermarket check-out clerks, who can be replaced by self-service checkout cashiers, and assembly-line workers in manufacturing plants, who can be replaced by robotic arms.
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He will be replaced by Ecology Minister Francois de Rugy.
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And Trump's bullying and mockery should be replaced by empathy.
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Thanksgiving's holiday cheer will be replaced by angst and worry.
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Mercedes said the relevant parts would be replaced for qualifying.
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As robots get more manual dexterity, that will be replaced.
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Everyone at Axe basically thinks they'll be replaced by robots.
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"I definitely feel like humans cannot be replaced," he said.
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The saddle and grips can be replaced with aftermarket accessories.
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If Abe cannot turn things around, he may be replaced.
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He said the $589 million will need to be replaced.
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He will be replaced by another May loyalist, Karen Bradley.
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Shower head Ideally, these fixtures should be replaced every year.
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Oh, and it needs to be replaced every seven days.
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The best course of action is that they be replaced.
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That has meant those who withdrew could not be replaced.
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Mr Emanuel is about to be replaced by Lori Lightfoot.
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It will be replaced by Hangouts Chat and Hangouts Meet.
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It is understood that Wisnia will not be replaced immediately.
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She will be replaced by Senator Richard Gordon as chairman.
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It said Tabrizi was to be replaced by Pernilla Linden.
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It'll be replaced with a Works with Google Assistant program.
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Broderick will be replaced by Robin Vince, the bank's treasurer.
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" Plus, of course, all pronouns will be replaced with "they.
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They would then be replaced by the Minister of Justice.
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Clyburn could be replaced at any time after July 1.
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He will be replaced by university professor Bijan Abbasi Arand.
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It's not going to be replaced come next football season.
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Flannery will be replaced by H. Lawrence Culp, effective immediately.
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He'll be replaced as chairman by his brother, Maurice Marciano.
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He will be replaced by Christopher Plummer in the film.
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At least for now, Ms. Gersh will not be replaced.
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Some riders have proposed that they be replaced by scooters.
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Analysts said some of it will need to be replaced.
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The ceiling, lighting, and cabinet doors will also be replaced.
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Camus, and all of us, will most certainly be replaced.
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He will be replaced by Chief Operating Officer Richard Goudis.
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Spicer resigned Friday morning, and will be replaced on Aug.
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We look upon you as institutions, never to be replaced.
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She will be replaced by Matt Eyles effective June 1.
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Another 200 departing staff would not be replaced, it added.
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The surrender flag should be replaced by Cutler's bare ass.
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He'll be replaced by David Weinmann, the company's Global Controller.
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He will be replaced by Mike Pompeo, the C.I.A. director.
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Horrific infanticides will be replaced with humane, painless chicken abortions.
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Routers more than a few years old should be replaced.
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She resigned, to be replaced by Defense Minister Marise Payne.
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Capsules began to be replaced with caplets the following year.
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He'll be replaced by the investment firm's C.E.O., Tim Buckley.
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Their profile picture will be replaced with a blank square.
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A sense of urgency seemed to be replaced by resignation.
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The renminbi symbols will be replaced by British pound signs.
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He'll be replaced by Jill Timm, a senior finance executive.
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He will be replaced by Peter Leav of BMC Software.
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He surmised that they might be replaced with new ads.
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The only thing that needs to be replaced is paper.
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"No," Arians said when asked if Winston would be replaced.
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Ermotti, who is due to be replaced by ING INGA.
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It was unclear how soon the law might be replaced.
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If he did leave, he'd be replaced by Mike Pence.
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He'll be replaced on an interim basis by Axel Lomholt.
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He will be replaced by Benchmark general partner Matt Cohler.
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Soto will be replaced by Jett Bandy, who was hitting .
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Sanders supporters have called for Wasserman Schultz to be replaced.
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John Nicholson, who is overseeing the war, to be replaced.
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He'll be replaced by CFO Kenichiro Yoshida, effective April 1.
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And Politico's Eliana Johnson says he may not be replaced.
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A spokeswoman said two of them would not be replaced.
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"We do not foresee it to be replaced anytime soon."
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A batch of Boeing orders will be replaced by Airbus.
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"He has failed conservatives and must be replaced," Moore said.
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Do you think most founders eventually have to be replaced?
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Bachelet said Valdes will be replaced by Nicolas Eyzaguirre, an economist in charge of legislative affairs for the president, while Cespedes will be replaced by Jorge Rodriguez, president of Banco del Estado de Chile.
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People cannot be replaced because the visas are not being issued.
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We need oversight hearings, we need Rick Chandler to be replaced.
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Sinha will be replaced by David Anderson, former CFO of Honeywell.
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Brougher will be replaced by Square chief marketing officer Kevin Burke.
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Similarly, climate regulations need to be replaced with something, he said.
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The valves had to be replaced or repaired and put back.
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But let's get real: Not every product needs to be replaced.
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" She told fans that their much-loved characters "can't be replaced.
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He'll be replaced on an interim basis by President Scott Sanborn.
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Your family cannot be replaced... Remember we can rebuild your home.
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This will be replaced by BZ WBK funding upon deal completion.
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A wave of home appliances will be replaced by smart devices.
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Many of the internal components can be replaced by non-U.
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And the devices themselves will stay put, or even be replaced.
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It was not clear when the parting cabinet would be replaced.
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Nick has been a constant companion, but Nick can be replaced.
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The batteries in the aircraft are rechargeable and can be replaced.
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The other categories, however, cannot be replaced with a basic income.
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He will be replaced by his little-known deputy, Anton Vaino.
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N) will be replaced by healthcare equipment maker Teleflex Inc (TFX.
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The prime minister could be replaced in weeks, not months (Reuters).
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She will be replaced in the main draw by Lauren Davis.
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Alternatively, one can anonymize the technology, lest it soon be replaced.
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He will be replaced by NMNH researcher Jon Coddington, effective today.
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Indubitably, millions of government jobs will soon be replaced by robots.
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Powerball should be replaced with a federally run, national lottery game.
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He will be replaced by USA President Chris Kempczinski, effective immediately.
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Laws could be replaced with 'smart contracts' written in computer code.
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Vivendi has requested that five directors appointed by Elliott be replaced.
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The alert and story are withdrawn and will not be replaced.
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OTPP said in July that Mock would be replaced on Jan.
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Headlines UK accounting watchdog to be replaced by stronger regulator on.ft.
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DVDs and Blu-ray discs will be replaced by streaming services.
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Venezuela's heavy crude cannot be replaced by light U.S. shale production.
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Labour have called for her to be replaced as the candidate.
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"[But] Roy Moore cannot be replaced on the ballot," she continued.
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Others have suggested that scores should be replaced by written narratives.
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If $300 million is drained, it has to be replaced somehow.
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"Natural monopolies" such as power grids will be replaced by e.g.
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"We were supposed to be replaced by other forces," Abdi said.
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The correction officers will eventually be replaced by youth development specialists.
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He will be replaced by the chief operating officer, Michael Roman.
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Both candidates say Georgia's obsolescent voting machines need to be replaced.
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Players' teeth can be replaced, but they get only one brain.
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He will be replaced indefinitely by the offensive coordinator, Matt Canada.
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Some are torn down, only to be replaced with fresh ones.
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He limps off and will be replaced by Hussain Al Mogahwi.
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They would be replaced by more jobs in the new industries.
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Corrupt and ineffectual organizations need to be replaced by effective ones.
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For others, it's Trump's warrior mentality itself that must be replaced.
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He'll be replaced by the head of the company's international business.
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Students, alumni and faculty called for Dr. Bucci to be replaced.
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Ms. Min will not be replaced, the company said on Wednesday.
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"Labs can be replaced within three to four days," Mansfield said.
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What has been discarded needs to be replaced by something new.
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He will be replaced by Jared Kaiser, one of sources said.
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Brahem will be replaced by Justice Minister Gazi Jribi, it said.
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He will be replaced by no fewer than three different tenors.
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Moore saying Mitch McConnell should be replaced as Senate majority leader?
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The panel will now be replaced by candidates selected by Grillo.
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If deemed necessary, Mossos officers may be replaced by national police.
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I still suppose we'll be replaced by robots at some point.
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Scooters only last a few weeks before they need to be replaced.
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This would be replaced with new capacity, but it gave no timeframe.
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"A material loss of supply from Saudi Arabia could not be replaced."
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The old varnish will be replaced and a new lighting system installed.
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That's a big debate in the U.S. whether it should be replaced.
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"70 percent of today's occupations will be replaced by automation," he writes.
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He will be replaced at MBDA by former OneWeb chief Eric Beranger.
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It remains unclear which parts will remain and which will be replaced.
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Balli will be replaced by Remco Steenbergen, who joins from Royal Philips.
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"Bus damage can be fixed, but lives cannot be replaced," he tweeted.
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It added, however, that the nameplates could be replaced at the port.
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At least the caps can be replaced with any Cherry-compatible cap.
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Manager Terry Collins said Verrett will be replaced by LHP Jonathon Niese.
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It could potentially be replaced with a workweek comprised of fewer days.
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He'll be replaced on an interim basis by Adam Hieber of SoftBank.
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Another marvel to report: The building will be replaced by open space.
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I don't know how the loss of this symbol can be replaced.
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Abrams has said Yelchin won't be replaced in the Star Trek movies.
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He will be replaced by another executive, the bank's board announced Friday.
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Let's move into stuff that we didn't think could be replaced easily.
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In office since 2002, he is expected to be replaced next year.
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It would be replaced by greener industries, such as agribusiness, he says.
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The jobs that are routine are going to be replaced by technology.
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And the zip does not really have to improve, or be replaced.
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The tariffs would be replaced by stronger enforcement measures, according to Bloomberg.
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In the worst-case scenario, the carpets will have to be replaced.
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He will be replaced by Ryan Roslansky, senior vice president of product.
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The battery should last about three years before having to be replaced.
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The entire device needs to be replaced after its battery is depleted.
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Entire decks and much of the armor belt had to be replaced.
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The products do not pose a safety risk and will be replaced.
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To definitively change that, those pipes theoretically would need to be replaced.
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He is expected to be replaced by former OneWeb chief Eric Beranger.
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At Apple, Denise Young Smith will be replaced by Deloitte's Christie Smith.
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This will never be replaced... it goes back to the 6th century.
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And certain benefits like health insurance can't effectively be replaced with cash.
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I'm going to be replaced by someone younger, hotter, and more popular.
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Wisler will be replaced in the Atlanta rotation by RHP Ryan Weber.
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The system at some point will be replaced with a newer model.
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She will be replaced by Matt Eyles, the group's chief operating officer.
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American sugar will now be replaced with imported sugar from Latin America.
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Icahn has also called for Xerox CEO Jeff Jacobson to be replaced.
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German daily Handelsblatt was first to report that he would be replaced.
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He will be replaced by Dermot Shea, the current chief of detectives.
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Everything from floor to ceiling will need to be replaced and modernized.
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Hellawell will be replaced by non-executive David Daly, Sports Direct said.
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If Democrats are forced to step aside, they can easily be replaced.
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Davies will be replaced by Bold Baatar as Energy & Minerals chief executive.
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She'll be replaced on an interim basis by board member Keith McLoughlin.
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Oil and gas stocks would be replaced by investments in other companies.
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His roof is 42 years old and needs to be replaced soon.
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Fuchs will be replaced by Ed Blakey, a longtime Wells Fargo executive.
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Pajama-like looks will probably be replaced with more comfortable, polished ensembles.
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He will be replaced by Brian Harrison, Azar's deputy chief of staff.
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He'll be replaced by two WeWork executives, Arthur Minson and Sebastian Gunningham.
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He will be replaced by his partner at the firm, Matt Cohler.
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I also think that the mascot should be replaced with a salmon.
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He will be replaced by his co-founder, Binny Bansal (no relation).
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Read will be replaced by his deputy since 20183, Margherita Della Valle.
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If you don't do your job adequately, you can always be replaced.
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He'll be replaced by Harborside's chairman, Peter Bilodeau, on an interim basis.
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And investment forgone in an aging field is unlikely to be replaced.
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Mr. Koskinen said the cabinet would eventually be replaced with a safe.
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In many cases, Mr. McCarty said, the fabrics had to be replaced.
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It was not clear when he might be replaced, or by whom.
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One switch was scheduled to be replaced in the next two weeks.
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Objects can be replaced, as many officials emphasized in their evacuation orders.
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WeWork looks to be incinerating cash faster than it can be replaced.
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Go deeper: Scaramucci says Trump may need to be replaced for 2020
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What's next: King will be replaced by Deputy General Counsel James Owens.
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The dollar will not be replaced as the global currency anytime soon.
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He will be replaced behind the plate by his understudy Austin Romine.
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If the roof needs to be replaced it won't be my problem.
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Once that information is compromised or taken, it can never be replaced.
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Do you like clothes that don&apost need to be replaced frequently?
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They crack with age, but cannot be replaced due to their location.
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Seth gently nudged me, asking me if that might be replaced. Nonsense!
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Smith is likely to be replaced by a coach already on staff.
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She will be replaced by Lululemon executive Stuart Haselden on January 13.
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He'll be replaced by vice chair and former Fed Governor Elizabeth Duke.
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Mr. Jiang will be replaced by Ying Yong, the mayor of Shanghai.
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If successful, Trump hasn't said what the law would be replaced with.
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Ultimately, the manager had to be replaced, setting us back by months.
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Congress mandated it must be replaced by an American alternative by 2022.
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The floppy disks will be replaced with secure digital cards by 2017.
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But pharmacists said they feared retaliation, knowing they could easily be replaced.
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The cladding on the buildings will almost certainly have to be replaced.
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A pacemaker implanted more than a decade ago needs to be replaced.
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They could not be revived because the batteries could not be replaced.
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"We had notations that these timbers needed to be replaced," he said.
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Instead, they will be replaced with uncertainty surrounding the US presidential election.
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But for some movies, a good old 4K DVD can't be replaced.
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Pompeo, under that plan, would be replaced at the CIA by Sen.
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Kevin Burns will be replaced by K.C. Crosthwaite, an executive from Altria.
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Bukalapak said in a statement that Zaky would be replaced from Jan.
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But if Uber were to be replaced, what would take its place?
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The services indie clinics provide often can't be replaced if they close.
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Now there is a fight over how Director Cordray should be replaced.
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Renewal will not be replaced by an entirely different school improvement program.
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The dialogues will be replaced by the recorded voices of child actors.
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And then there are also white-collar jobs that will be replaced.
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The refusal to be replaced is a very strong feeling in man.
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He could be replaced by a more euroskeptical leader on the right.
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He will be replaced by Brad Zaback, said the memo seen by Reuters.
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The linear accelerators, the first steps of the accelerator process, will be replaced.
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Ultimately, Flint's entire network of service pipes will likely have to be replaced.
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Tillerson will be replaced by Mike Pompeo, formerly the director of the CIA.
|
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But going back to the question, will the internet be replaced by AI?
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"The senior trial counsel will be replaced" by another military attorney, he said.
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Kiss-and-ride commuter lots could be replaced by Uber-style taxi stands.
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They were rusting when we moved in and need to be replaced eventually.
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Rowland will be replaced by KC McClure, who currently heads Accenture's finance operations.
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Originally, Lew said Hamilton would be replaced by a woman on the $10.
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One story within 24 hours is going to be replaced by something else.
|
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The RNC announced Wednesday that Guerra will be replaced by Helen Aguirre Ferre.
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He said he would be replaced by fellow conservative British MEP Julie Girling.
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Gomez, CEO since 2013, will step down immediately to be replaced on Sept.
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Two lost chunks will be replaced, along with a missing slice of sky.
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He'll be replaced by Thomas Gottstein who currently heads the bank's Swiss unit.
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The Japanese lost 100 trained pilots at Midway, who could not be replaced.
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Eventually she expects her homemade wreaths to be replaced by something more extravagant.
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Yet there are limits to how easily manpower can be replaced by machines.
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He will be replaced by Chief Operating Officer Patrik Frisk, effective Jan. 1.
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He will be replaced by the 20-year Credit Suisse veteran Thomas Gottstein.
|
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Sonos makes products designed to be replaced on a decade cycle, not yearly.
|
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He will be replaced by his former deputy, Jonathan Pershing, on April 1.
|
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But things like the screen could only be replaced with OLPC-specific parts.
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If they are successful, a second engine on the aircraft will be replaced.
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He was to be replaced, on the same acting basis, by Mr Esper.
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He will be replaced by his 59-year-old son, Crown Prince Naruhito.
|
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It did not take long for Coughlin's enthusiasm to be replaced by exasperation.
|
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Lord & Taylor has gone dark on Fifth Avenue, to be replaced by WeWork.
|
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All cartridges are good for 30 days before they need to be replaced.
|
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Following the news, FOX announced that the episode featuring Lovato would be replaced.
|
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Will CEOs Bob Iger and Elon Musk be replaced on Trump's advisory panels?
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Charge d'affaires David Rank was set to be replaced by former Iowa Gov.
|
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He left the bank shortly after, to be replaced by Sloan and Sanger.
|
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About 350 feet of I-85 in each direction needed to be replaced.
|
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After each ride, biodegradable hygienic liners could be replaced on the shared helmet.
|
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Tracking ISIS's trail of historical obliteration 'This will never be replaced' The Rev.
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He will be replaced by his former deputy, Jonathan Pershing, on April 1.
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The cards would be replaced with products that comply with the new rules.
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Wiseman will be replaced by Mark Machin, the head of CPPIB's international operations.
|
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Musk tells those about to be replaced by robots not to worry, though.
|
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Golub will be replaced by Steve Singh, who is joining Docker from SAP.
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I don't want that culture to be replaced by guys in $5,000 suits.
|
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ObamaCare's premium subsidies will be replaced by federal AHCA subsidies (refundable tax credits).
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As long as technology and innovation exists, jobs will continue to be replaced.
|
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"But after time, they pose a risk and should be replaced," he said.
|
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McDonald's said Easterbrook would be replaced by USA President Chris Kempczinski, effective immediately.
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Lanny Davis tells Chris he believes Rudy Giuliani has to be replaced. pic.twitter.
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Its current CMO will be leaving the company and will not be replaced.
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He will be replaced by Stefan Palzer at the start of the year.
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Horton told Insider that the other door would be replaced sometime this week.
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Those statues can be replaced by the governors and legislatures of those states.
|
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Failing or obsolete components can be replaced without redesigning the entire kill vehicle.
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The threat that people will be replaced by machines is therefore very real.
|
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But he will be replaced at McLaren by Stoffel Vandoorne, a young rookie.
|
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She will be replaced by Steve Ellis, who is currently executive vice president.
|
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The 13th century wooden beams holding up the roof will never be replaced.
|
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But they will be replaced, and we'll continue to go after their leadership.
|
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But for fish farming, canola meal can not be replaced fully, they said.
|
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Jackson lamented that his black flock would be replaced with cheap Mexican labor.
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Under the new proposals, the existing two tiers would be replaced with five.
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Levies under the ETS would be replaced by a carbon tax from Nov.
|
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Kennedy will all but certainly be replaced with a more staunchly conservative jurist.
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Some want the current presidential system to be replaced with a parliamentary government.
|
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Most of its current leases need to be replaced between 2019 and 2023.
|
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He will be replaced by Chris Kempczinski, who previously ran McDonald's US business.
|
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Her parents asked for the social worker and a doctor to be replaced.
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No matter what happens next, the current promenade will have to be replaced.
|
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They come in packs of four and need to be replaced every morning.
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He is to be replaced by Sean Giancola, The Post's chief revenue officer.
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He will be replaced in the interim by Peter Voser, the company's chairman.
|
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And 11 years later, the school's art museum has yet to be replaced.
|
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She will be replaced in the finals by Kiki Bertens of the Netherlands.
|
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Pressed on whether Lam would be replaced, she said that was not likely.
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And that's all for Kylian Mbappé, who will be replaced by Ousmane Dembele.
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Here's what can't be replaced:17 days of massive TV and digital viewership.
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But hardware gets old quickly and needs to be replaced, a big expense.
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They needed to be replaced — another item for her ever-growing wish list.
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He'll be replaced by John Furner, who has run Sam's Club since 2017.
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He'll be replaced by Luis Gallego, the C.E.O. of the Spanish airline Iberia.
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Thomas Jefferson, for example, thought that constitutions should be replaced after 2900 years.
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He will be replaced by two younger executives, John Madsen and Umesh Subramanian.
|
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He'll be replaced by Pierre-Dimitri Gore-Coty, a seven-year Uber veteran.
|
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Ermotti is due to be replaced by ING head Ralph Hamers in November.
|
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Ermotti is due to be replaced by ING head Ralph Hamers in November.
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It's not a death sentence, but the flash drive needs to be replaced.
|
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One day, he mused, household objects could perhaps be replaced entirely by software.
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Time's Up interim CEO Rebecca Goldman will officially be replaced on Nov. 1.
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Even if Mr. Corbyn were to be replaced before 2020, by then Mrs.
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What's more, labs can be replaced almost instantly, Afghans on the ground reported.
|
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Apple confirmed the batteries could also not be replaced on the AirPods Pro.
|
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Colao will be replaced by Nick Read, finance director since 2014, in October.
|
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Wire waste baskets on city streets will be replaced with new steel ones.
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He will be replaced by chief operating officer Patrik Frisk on January 1.
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He will be replaced by Goldman president — and part-time DJ — David Solomon.
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Blood donations are perishable and can only be replaced by additional volunteer donors.
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He will be replaced by Eraldo Poletto, former head of handbag maker Furla.
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The process repeats when a board member, or members, needs to be replaced.
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They will be replaced and we will continue to go after their leadership.
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In his 8 pm time slot, O'Reilly will be replaced by Tucker Carlson.
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Will he demand the traveling secretary be replaced by a hot-dog vendor?
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Why it matters: Although some entry-level paralegal jobs could be replaced by automation, AI systems cannot replicate the creativity, empathy, and argumentative reasoning required of a lawyer — so your lawyer won't be replaced by a robot any time soon.
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It said Laffey will be replaced by Sebastien Desreumaux, the head of iForce unit.
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But while hams can be replaced, he said, some of what he lost cannot.
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But couldn't hosts just bookend the show, or be replaced with a voice-over?
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He will be replaced by Carlos Alberini, the head of jeans maker Lucky Brand.
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"It's not a matter of if it will be replaced, but when," said Higgins.
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Hours after the letter surfaced, Maduro announced Figuera would be replaced, without explaining why.
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Oil and gas stocks would be replaced by investments in other companies, Matsen said.
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The headsets required are expensive and uncomfortable and may need to be replaced often.
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Basically the whole system is built on old matching technology that should be replaced.
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That's the deadline set for corroded lead pipes to be replaced for 18,000 homes.
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She also emphasizes that mangroves should border shrimp ponds, not be replaced by them.
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The CFPB is expected to undergo significant changes and its leader may be replaced.
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According to the plan, Obamacare will be replaced with tax-free health savings accounts.
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The school&aposs basketball court, athletic and band uniforms, and signage will be replaced.
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To make matters worse, unused EpiPens have to be replaced annually because they expire.
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Donahoe will be replaced at ServiceNow by Bill McDermott, the former CEO of SAP.
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COMPUTERS slow as they age, and before long must be replaced by newer models.
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"Any blades that fail the inspection will have to be replaced," the statement read.
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Downsides: Tiles' batteries can't be replaced, so you need a new one every year.
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Cheerleaders who complain about the conditions are told that they can easily be replaced.
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On the newer models, the mechanical parts are internal, and they can't be replaced.
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The idea here is to accept that things will fail and can't be replaced.
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He will be replaced by Christine Lagarde, former chairwoman of the International Monetary Fund.
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Over the next three months, Skipper will be replaced by his predecessor George Bodenheimer.
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Among those many political insiders expected to be replaced is Defence Minister Tomomi Inada.
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Should Mr Kenny resign, he will probably be replaced by a younger party colleague.
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Speculation, building since the fall, now runs rife that she should even be replaced.
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He is expected to be replaced at MBDA by former OneWeb chief Eric Beranger.
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Hence, while some technologies will be used, others will be replaced by better technology.
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Danylyuk will be replaced by his first deputy until a permanent replacement is found.
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He will be replaced by Sulaiman Mahbob, who will be acting chairman effective immediately.
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Blankfein is likely to be replaced by Goldman President David Solomon, the newspaper reported.
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Anderson will be replaced in the draw by lucky loser Paolo Lorenzi of Italy.
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His son, Peter Sperling, who is currently chairman, will be replaced by Mr. Miller.
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A marriage plan would be replaced with funeral arrangements for a young gay couple.
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In the past, you have said that Obamacare should be replaced before it's repealed.
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Reckitt said on Monday Hennah would be replaced by Ahold-Delhaize executive Jeff Carr.
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They'll eventually be replaced by implantable technology or sensors embedded in clothing and materials.
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It was not clear how much of Intel or Nvidia components would be replaced.
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While they will save some parts of the original object, others will be replaced.
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In the same vein, the card can be replaced by a courier within hours.
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It also suspended the commission's leadership, which is to be replaced by nine judges.
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Latos was scheduled to pitch Sunday but will be replaced by RHP Joe Biagini.
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If all goes well, a second engine will be replaced with a similar unit.
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Oyamada will be replaced by BTMU Deputy President Kanetsugu Mike, 60, effective June 14.
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Mr. Fleming will be replaced by two co-heads, Andy Saperstein and Shelley O'Connor.
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Friction and electrical arcing at the commutator means the brushes must be replaced regularly.
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The Mediterranean will be replaced by a mountain range as big as the Himalayas.
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They said UniCredit's chairman, Giuseppe Vita, was likely to be replaced after the summer.
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King's actual voting record, the more she felt that he had to be replaced.
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How Scalia will be replaced has become a major issue in the presidential race.
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Additionally, she said, the stolen machines would be replaced before people went to polls.
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Many of the scouts, medics and other backroom staff also had to be replaced.
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Moore said property can be replaced, noting that the fire had also taken lives.
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His breath-ghost scudded away on a gust,only to be replaced by another.
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The feds admitted that several of those arrested could be replaced in the operation.
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It'll eventually be replaced by something else, as is the cyclical nature of nostalgia.
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They say it can be replaced with efficiency and renewable energy, which are safer.
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She will be replaced by Kevin Martin on an interim basis, the company said.
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O'Reilly will be replaced by Tucker Carlson, who is moving into the 8 p.m.
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"A batch of Boeing orders will be replaced by Airbus," the Global Times wrote.
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You can get a wireless mouse, but the batteries need to be replaced regularly.
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In a press statement GM said Boler Davis would be replaced by Gerald Johnson.
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The trade, energy and industry ministers are also among those who will be replaced.
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The opposition accuses the IEBC of bias and wants its commissioners to be replaced.
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O'Reilly will be replaced by Tucker Carlson, who is currently on a meteoric comeback.
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Dozens of tunnels were destroyed, but the concern was they could simply be replaced.
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The crumby keyboard on MacBooks may soon be replaced with something that actually works.
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It is going to be replaced by the new NFL stadium for the Rams.
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Every executive order can be replaced with a new executive order, or withdrawn completely.
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Physicians, clinicians or family members simply cannot be replaced by machine learning in healthcare.
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Or is "fantasy" a youthful delusion, to be replaced with pragmatism as we age?
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But come next year, Nixon, who faced term limits, will be replaced by Gov.
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"Any blades that fail the inspection will have to be replaced," said the FAA.
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Batteries in the devices are not rechargeable and need to be replaced, Wodziak said.
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We need to have people speaking out about why lead pipes should be replaced.
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After all, this is just another connector that can be replaced by something wireless.
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Do you think Columbus Day should be replaced with an Indigenous Peoples' Day instead?
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She declined to give a reason or say whether the panel would be replaced.
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Cicconi will be replaced by Bob Quinn, who leads the company's federal regulatory advocacy.
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The first modeled growth if people could be replaced by AI in all tasks.
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He will be replaced by Thomas Alexander, who currently runs Defense Department counternarcotics efforts.
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He said he will be replaced by Jill Martin, another attorney at the company.
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They'll be replaced with larger bottles or wall-mounted dispensers, depending on the hotel.
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This sugar bag would probably never need to be replaced in an average household.
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Garcia Padilla's financial adviser, Millstein and Co, will also likely be replaced under Rossello.
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Given it's packed with incentives for job offshoring, NAFTA must be replaced, not tweaked.
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O'Reilly will be replaced in his prime-time lineup by Fox host Tucker Carlson.
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He will be replaced as CEO by the company's chief operating officer, Patrik Frisk.
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And so that expertise will not be able to be replaced quickly or easily.
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The water lines for about 18,000 homes will be replaced, a court settlement says.
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Pruitt recently resigned amid ethics scandals, to be replaced by coal lobbyist Andrew Wheeler.
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Former President Andrew Jackson will be replaced on the $21628 bill with Harriet Tubman.
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He will be replaced by chief operating officer Patrik Frisk on January 1, 2020.
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He'll be replaced by Alex Sanna, who has led the trading firm's diesel business.
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Wade would be at risk should Kennedy be replaced by a further-right conservative.
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President Kabila now must resign, and his corrupt group of cronies must be replaced.
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The materials become worn by rain, wind and sun, and must be replaced routinely.
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This means, for example, that home buttons and Face ID cameras can't be replaced.
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I guess the real question we instructors have is this: Will I be replaced?
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He'll be replaced by Strauss Zelnick of the video game publisher Take-Two Interactive.
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" PBS announced that "Charlie Rose" would be replaced on Monday night with "Antiques Roadshow.
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Castella will be replaced on a temporary basis by group controller Hans De Vriese.
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The Davis statue, the city also announced, will be replaced by an American flag.
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Zinke's office doors were to be replaced to the the tune of nearly $139,000.
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Airbus currently operates a fleet of five Belugas, to be replaced by the BelugaXLs.
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Storchak added however that the Eurobond could be replaced by domestic borrowing if necessary.
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Zakkour will be replaced by Jack MacDonald, currently co-head of global M&A.
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These country ownership models can be replaced in many other areas with similar success.
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He'll be replaced by Bradley Weinsheimer, who currently works in the national security unit.
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He will be replaced by Greg Gittrich, formerly the chief content officer at Vocativ.
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Among its demands, Marcato has asked for Chief Executive Sally Smith to be replaced.
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He'll be replaced by Disney Parks, Experiences and Products chairman Bob Chapek, effective immediately.
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Azar added, however, that he and the administration both believe ObamaCare should be replaced.
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The two of the four members to be replaced are widely known as doves.
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He will be replaced by John Furner, who runs Walmart's Sam's Club warehouse chain.
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Smith will be replaced by executive vice president Sasan Goodarzi effective January 1, 2019.
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He will be replaced by Senior Vice President of Finance and Operations James Kavanaugh.
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The entire, decades-old acquisition system must be replaced with a commercial-friendly process.
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I was subsequently told that it was beyond repair and needed to be replaced.
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Their plan requires brave lawmakers to vote that Obamacare be replaced by Something Different.
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He will be replaced by another attorney at the firm, Jill Martin, Sorial said.
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Pipes made of lead or galvanized steel are expected to be replaced with copper.
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That will be replaced by a higher investment income of about a billion shillings.
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Whole industries are going to be replaced, with lost jobs far outpacing new ones.
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The Trump administration says Obamacare remains unaffordable for too many and must be replaced.
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Most have yet to be replaced, including all but one in the Amazon states.
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She could be replaced by a Democrat who believes in the ideals of America.
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Collins will soon be replaced as ranking member of the full committee by Rep.
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The will not to be replaced was at the center of resistance to colonialism.
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The existing upper tier of the BQE will be replaced with a pedestrian path.
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After the chaos of 1968, political reformers called for the abolition of the nominating Convention, to be replaced by a national primary, and the American Bar Association called for the abolition of the Electoral College, to be replaced by direct, popular election.
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"Thousands of well-paying factory jobs can't be replaced down here," the police official said.
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"Oh, they'll be replaced by a disc player within four or five years," Gates says.
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If you take Emissary's vision to its asymptote though, all that could potentially be replaced.
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If and when it completes, that investigation will in all likelihood be replaced by another.
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Allen could be replaced in short order by bringing on Kansas State guard Cody Whitehair.
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U.S Fed chair Janet Yellen is expected to be replaced by Jerome Powell next month.
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He will be replaced in January by Marco Settembri, currently head of Nestle's water division.
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These would likely be replaced with lightning ports if the designs were made more recently.
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Under the bankruptcy plan, Lampert's executive role will be replaced by a three-person committee.
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PG&E will be replaced in the index by medical device maker Teleflex (TFX). Salesforce.
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But now Mississippi's will be replaced by the stars and stripes of the American flag.
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"He will never be replaced," says Brian O'Sullivan, the man leading the sing-a-long.
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He will be replaced by former Tesla CFO Deepak Ahuja, who was popular with investors.
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Weiner will be replaced by Ryan Roslansky, a senior vice president in charge of product.
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Obama's 2017-2022 plan would be replaced by the new program when it is finalized.
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"In the future, most of the lifeguards will be replaced by the robot," said Zhang.
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Rikers will be replaced by four smaller jails, with 3,300 beds, spread across four boroughs.
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A CWCBExpo statement noted that Stone would be replaced, but did not say with whom.
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But what happens when computer code dictates when your light bulbs have to be replaced?
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Surely they could be replaced without increasing by much the prep time for the roast.
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Logging jobs that have been lost could be replaced by new careers in fire management.
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The confirmation of Quevedo as president follows weeks of rumors that he would be replaced.
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Talk about whether the phone will be replaced and, if so, who pays for it.
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The commission recommended that Rikers should be replaced with smaller jails near the city's courthouses.
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He will likely be replaced by Nick Ayers, Vice President Mike Pence's chief of staff.
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Company said while there were no safety problems they would be replaced during routine maintenance.
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He will be replaced by Army General Mark Milley, now the Army's chief of staff.
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How the vote works When a prime minister resigns, he or she must be replaced.
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The cable can be replaced (a Lightning version is planned), but alternatives aren't available yet.
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Bouée will be replaced by James Walker, a senior executive at Credit Suisse's finance division.
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When wild polio virus disappears, the oral vaccine will be replaced with the injectable vaccine.
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Paperwork must be replaced by digital administration to save people time and speed up processes.
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"The material things, yes they can be replaced, but they also hurt," she told PEOPLE.
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The law also called for IHEC's leadership to be replaced by a panel of judges.
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Hunt will be replaced on those rosters with a generic player who has identical stats.
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Brokerages will be replaced almost entirely by software and sync harmoniously with the shippers' TMS.
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In one major outbreak, the sinks had to be replaced with models that splashed less.
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It wouldn't solve anything, because the special counsel will be replaced by another special counsel.
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The pork can be replaced with chicken, or beef, even leftovers from the night before.
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If the novelty of 3D printers wears off, they will be replaced by something else.
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And I've always thought that's going to be replaced, like eventually, like you were saying.
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But only when she can be replaced by someone who would not fare even worse.
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That leaves more than 23 million yet to be replaced, according to the NHTSA website.
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If cleaning doesn&apost completely get the smell out, they&aposll have to be replaced.
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They need to get out of the insurance business…It doesn't need to be replaced.
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Speaking in Paris, he said humans will work alongside machines, not be replaced by them.
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"Relatively little of the original wood had to be replaced," Chip said in the episode.
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What's unusual here is that Apple allowed the fake iPhones to be replaced so easily.
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Yes, sometimes the heat was turned off, and things got broken and couldn't be replaced.
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The presumption of innocent until proven guilty must not be replaced by 'Guilty by Accusation.
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Convertible bonds, a debt instrument, can be replaced by the company's equity under certain conditions.
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As per this year's budget, basic toilets will be replaced by 17,000 bio-vacuum toilets.
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It's going to be repealed and it's going to be replaced by something much better.
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"Every time a judge assumed my case, he would be replaced soon after," she said.
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When the construction is finished, that noise will be replaced by the cacophony of traffic.
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Burning soil therefore eliminates important carbon sinks that cannot be replaced on any useful timescale.
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He will not be replaced because the role will end, a spokesman said on Thursday.
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The former congressman believes that the dollar is "under threat," and could someday be replaced.
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"I think [the crown prince] is going to have to be replaced frankly," Paul said.
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Raiffeisen, Switzerland's third-biggest bank, said Chief Financial Officer Zoller will be replaced on Jan.
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It will be replaced by successive cohorts that are more ethnically diverse and highly educated.
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Originally it was trimmed in mink, which will now be replaced by a synthetic pelt.
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Political appointees on Iraq's Independent High Electoral Commission would be replaced with technocrats and judges.
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The company said Easterbrook would be replaced by USA President Chris Kempczinski, 51, effective immediately.
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Epstein, who took over the pharmaceuticals division in 2010, will be replaced by two people.
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The troubling summer performance has led to speculation that CEO Doug Parker would be replaced.
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Starship may upend the traditional launch industry by not having to be replaced every launch.
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Heather was a sweet, sweet soul and she'll never be replaced, she'll never be forgotten.
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The commission said that Ms. Li would be replaced by Ricky Yau, another career official.
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Broderick will retire in January and will be replaced by Robin Vince, the bank's treasurer.
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These candidates can only be replaced on the ballot if they move out of state.
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But the hospital didn't have a functioning operating room where the catheter could be replaced.
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Landlines, old-fashioned alarm clocks, and single-use plastics will be replaced by modern inventions.
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Outdated, inefficient mines were shut, only to be replaced with production from leaner, cleaner ones.
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Cobb will be replaced by Emmet Flood, who represented Bill Clinton during his impeachment process.
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It closed down in 2012 to be replaced later that year by International Golden Services.
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For those who knew him, a singular man was gone who could not be replaced.
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Open refuse pits will be replaced by enclosed composting factories, detouring the storks once more.
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Moonves will be replaced by Chief Operating Officer Joe Ianniello as interim CEO, CNBC reported.
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Are there any parts of the art world that could never be replaced by technology?
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Using a gun to protect your property, which can be replaced, is barbaric and gross.
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They are to be replaced by retired police officers, who are still to be trained.
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I know it can be replaced, but sentimental things, personal things you can't get back.
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The closing could lead to many more scientists' departures, none of which will be replaced.
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Daycare bills will eventually be replaced with huge bills for sports and after-school activities.
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Legere will be replaced in 2020 by Mike Sievert, T-Mobile's current COO and president.
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Researchers worry that reproducing females are aging out of the population, and won't be replaced.
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Units of the regional force could be replaced if events made that necessary, it said.
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One is that it's not as though we're going to be replaced by anybody else.
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Mr. Trump argued that they need to be replaced by something more permanent and impenetrable.
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That means all the natural gas will have to be replaced (or its carbon buried).
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Lawyers, accountants, all kinds of things are going to be replaced by digital solutions eventually.
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If they do not, they may be replaced by entrepreneurs or insurgents, good or bad.
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" In a statement, she said, "'Catch and release' will be replaced with 'catch and return.
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Should "responsible citizenship" be replaced with "civic participation," in an effort to include undocumented students?
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William Westmoreland was convinced he could kill the Vietcong faster than they could be replaced.
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After all, the emotional marketing value of an event, he said, could never be replaced.
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SOMATIC: Industrial bathroom cleaning is a prime "dull"/"dirty" candidate to be replaced by automation.
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At the time, Trump transition officials had told some inspectors general they would be replaced.
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The MB.339A/PAN will be replaced by the M-345 HET (High Efficiency Trainer).
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Starting March 2020, all Muni Metro and light rail routes will be replaced by buses.
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Loo will be replaced by Ronald Lam, the head of HK Express, a Cathay subsidiary.
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That changed Sunday when the high court ordered the word 'kumari' be replaced with 'unmarried.
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Tavenner will be replaced by Matt Eyles, who is currently the lobby's chief operating officer.
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But Democratic nominee Baron Hill dropped out in July to be replaced by former Sen.
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He said the busts — which are among the 98 in the hall — would be replaced.
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Two of four members to be replaced are widely known to favor more expanisionary policy.
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Modern bumpers may house advanced sensors that must be replaced or recalibrated after an accident.
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If Montreal cannot be replaced, New York would become the finale on July 14-15.
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The engraving will be replaced in the remodeled building with a version etched in glass.
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He'll be replaced by Ralph Hamers, the current chief executive of Dutch bank ING (ING).
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Unlike a soft top, it never needs to be replaced because of weathering or age.
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Muilenburg will ultimately be replaced by David L. Calhoun who currently serves as board chairman.
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He will be replaced by Ryan Roslansky, a senior vice president in charge of product.
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But in June he'll be replaced by Ryan Roslansky, currently senior vice president of product.
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It's soon to be replaced by a lingerie outlet run by a Japanese retail giant.
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Mr. Gurley will be replaced by a fellow Benchmark partner, Matt Cohler, this person said.
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Though staff members still stock the shelves, they will likely soon be replaced by robots.
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Soon this conveyor will be replaced by a bespoke editing system built primarily around digital.
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That will be replaced next year by an "ultra-low emission zone" charging older vehicles.
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Elsewhere, U.K. Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson has resigned and will be replaced by Jeremy Hunt.
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The cocktail smoker is another device unlikely to be replaced by a hickory flavor iPhone.
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Maybe someday these images will be replaced in the culture by images of actual women.
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My incredible husband could never be replaced, and I have never even considered replacing him.
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It's time for the Rohrabacher/Leahy Amendment to go, and be replaced with real research.
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One of the things that's interesting is they ... Some of the jobs should be replaced.
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That order has been stayed by the courts and is expected to be replaced soon.
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He will be replaced by the company&aposs filmed entertainment chair, Jeff Shell, in January.
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The Border Patrol said the Calexico section of the border wall needed to be replaced.
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The memo described a strategy by which American troops could be replaced by Turkish ones.
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All our coal plants are old and will have to be replaced well before 2050.
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So the Gang of Six is going to be replaced by the Gang of 60.
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"Europe has to disappear and be replaced with something that guarantees real freedom," he said.
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That wave of nativism passed, only to be replaced by efforts to prohibit Chinese immigration.
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They must have figured — wrongly — that at some point all those computers would be replaced.
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Think historical ruins being demolished to be replaced by chic cafes with faux-historic feels.
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He will be replaced by David L. Calhoun, the board's current chairman, on Jan. 13.
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About 3,000 bikes will be pulled from service and will be replaced with regular bicycles.
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By 2030, 400 million jobs could be replaced by automation worldwide, a McKinsey study found.
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Effective immediately, he will be replaced by Channing Dungey, ABC's vice president of drama development.
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Are you saying all the people marching and chanting, "We won't be replaced," are Nazis?
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She will be replaced by interim chair Donna Brazile, a Democratic strategist and television commentator.
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KS: She just went on CNN to say that he would absolutely not be replaced.
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"They'll be replaced by Republicans, but they may be replaced by different Republicans than we would have seen 40 years ago," Ms. Reynolds said, adding there would be a new approach "both in working across the aisle and knowing where the levers of power are."
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Does this mean that one day quarterbacks might be replaced by quadcopters buzzing around a stadium?
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Petitions were launched calling for Pattinson to be replaced even before he had been cast officially.
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It would be replaced with words to a different poem about Maryland by John P. White.
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In the proposed new model, the webRequest API will be replaced by the new declarativeNetRequest API.
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You will still have a duty to your constituents, but voters will be replaced by shareholders.
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They will be replaced by jobs that can't be automated, in the low paid service sector.
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And then the rash would be replaced by a fever and her joints would swell up.
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He led through lies and deception, only to be replaced by another beauty, Cryin' Chuck Schumer.
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The price includes a lifetime warranty, which means that will be replaced if it wears out.
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Suddenly, every broadcast news outlet shuts down to be replaced with a single, government-controlled program.
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Byrne is due to be replaced shortly by head of wholesale and institutional banking Colin Hunt.
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Under the plan, coal burning heaters will be replaced by equipment running on gas or electricity.
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I hate to make it worse, but it's all going to be replaced by robots. Sorry.
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And it's become increasingly apparent that Amazon Prime, now my nefarious old friend, can't be replaced.
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At the moment, it seems unlikely those machines can be replaced before the 2018 elections. Sen.
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When the new Messenger arrives, that tab will be replaced by content shared by close friends.
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They are longer lasting, so need to be replaced less frequently, but command a higher price.
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Green hopes that in future the concrete will be replaced by grass – a rarity in Barcelona.
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"Dull and low paid occupations" will go, he writes, and be replaced by more interesting careers.
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Von Aulock's resignation is effective June 1, 2017 and he would be replaced insider Jacques Booysen.
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They are to be replaced with a new set of notes worth up to 20,000 bolívares.
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As for your cat, well, let's just say you may be replaced as their best friend.
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Eventually, soap brushes also need to be replaced, but at a less frequent cycle than sponges.
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The missile will "face increased operational and sustainment challenges until it can be replaced," it said.
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He will be replaced in March by Brain McGee, former Qualcomm vice president of business operations.
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As Recode reported, Maris will be replaced by David Krane, one of his current GV deputies.
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One Xander, one Willow, Giles, Cordelia, Oz, Tara, Kennedy, Faith, Spike, Angel … They can't be replaced.
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One thing that cannot be replaced is an album Gerstein had recently recorded, according to Baylee.
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As of March 1st, that standard will be replaced with a new category-by-category system.
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Symantec said CEO Greg Clark will be replaced by director Richard Hill on an interim basis.
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It said on Friday Laffey will be replaced by Sebastien Desreumaux, the head of iForce unit.
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Some of that power, however, will be replaced by renewables rather than gas-fired power plants.
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The company had said it sold 2.5 million Galaxy Note 7s that need to be replaced.
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That means the dollar and euro notes cannot be replaced as happens in most developing countries.
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The bank said he would be replaced by Thomas Gottstein, the head of its Swiss business.
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He will be replaced by Ansgar Brockmeyer, who has also joined the rail company's executive board.
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That means existing chips would have to be replaced by new ones, which could take years.
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The uniforms and equipment over time "would need to be replaced regardless of pattern," Lt. Col.
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Old-style parties have become empty shells but in many countries have yet to be replaced.
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He will be replaced by the group's chief commercial officer, Jindrich Fremuth, as of Jan. 1.
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Fortunately, this jarring contrast may soon enough be replaced by soft robotics, at least in part.
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Jobs lost to a country when an industry leaves will be replaced by other, new jobs.
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Motta will be replaced with electrical engineer Igor Gaviria, Maduro said in a state television address.
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Google's pitch to carriers is simple: SMS is going to be replaced one way or another.
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"The level of judgment and expertise that pharmacists provide can't be replaced by robots," he said.
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Synthetic biology's push into biofuels was not fundamentally misguided; fossil hydrocarbons do have to be replaced.
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He'll be replaced by Jacob Andreou, Snap's growth director and a former designer at the company.
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And they are quitting faster than they can be replaced, partly because of harder working conditions.
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Worn-out or broken parts can be replaced near the front line thanks to 3D printing.
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If Mr Buhari is eased out after one term, he should be replaced by another northerner.
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GoDaddy announced that Wagner will be replaced by Aman Bhutani, previously president of Brand Expedia Group.
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Goldstein said fetal tissue has unique properties and often can't be replaced with other tissue types.
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In total, about 20113 feet of northbound and southbound I-85 must be replaced, officials say.
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The job of teaching is often cited as one that won't be replaced by artificial intelligence.
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Harvey, who hosted the show for its first three seasons, will be replaced by Melissa McCarthy.
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The security company saw this unfold on surveillance footage and recommended that the guard be replaced.
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"The car is a loss, but cars can be replaced - my boys can&apost," she added.
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"These parents and children have lost valuable time together that can never be replaced," he said.
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The 72-year-old will be replaced by former West Elm president James Brett in July.
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CBS said Redstone would be replaced by Leslie Moonves, its president and chief executive since 2006.
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He'll be replaced by John Bolton, former U.S. ambassador to the U.N. and a noted warhawk.
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Vodafone CEO Vittorio Colao will be replaced by Nick Read, finance director since 2014, in October.
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According to Dyson's website, its purifier fan filters only need to be replaced every six months.
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Werner will be replaced as head of the Mexican business by Manuel Camacho and Jorge Combe.
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"Leaders can be replaced, however, these leaders have been around for a long time," Carter said.
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The source said the board would meet but could not confirm whether Handler would be replaced.
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"It is time for this organization to be replaced," she said in a statement on Monday.
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The fluid pipe connectors on the gearboxes would also be replaced during the recall, he said.
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He will be replaced by Chris Kempczinski, who most recently served as president of McDonald's USA.
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But as it draws closer, those feelings of excitement may be replaced by some unexpected anxiety.
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Mueller will be replaced by Herbert Diess, who currently runs the Volkswagen brand, CNBC has learned.
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If he is not able to recover, he will be replaced by VfB Stuttgart's Marcin Kaminski.
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"Any blades that fail the inspection will have to be replaced," it said in a statement.
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Anyone who thinks it can be replaced by Paris or Frankfurt is either delusional or naive.
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Labrador will be replaced by real estate broker Russ Fulcher in the state's 85033st Congressional District.
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Trujillo will be replaced by Claudia Blum, a former senator and United Nations ambassador, Duque said.
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Kalinic cannot be replaced so Croatia will continue in the tournament with a 22-man squad.
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Del Potro will be replaced in the main draw at Flushing Meadows by American Denis Kudla.
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The couch, where you'll be left counting sheep until such time as you can be replaced.
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Should it nevertheless succeed, Mr Kuczynski would be replaced by his first vice-president, Martín Vizcarra.
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Brady is expected to be replaced as committee chairman in January by Democratic Representative Richard Neal.
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The instruments get bombarded with harmful radiation and need to be replaced after a few years.
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If the top of his head is still visible, then the tire needs to be replaced.
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Once a barrel is used, no matter how short the aging period, it must be replaced.
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That drew a backlash from conservatives, some of whom think he should be replaced as chairman.
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Both posts will be replaced by current executives, the company said, and effective Monday August 19.
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Others recognize that their jobs will soon be replaced by automation and want to change careers.
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And sell your Brad Rowe stock, because he's just going to be replaced by Brad Pitt.
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During the overhaul process, the shipbuilders determined that a George Washington anchor needed to be replaced.
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Mr. Yamashiro said they should be replaced by far larger numbers of Chinese and Taiwanese tourists.
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And Carrier has subsequently announced that some of the 85033 "saved" will be replaced with automation.
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Government cannot be replaced by such organizations, but it can and should welcome them as partners.
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Ebeling will be replaced by Max Conze, the former boss of UK home appliances maker Dyson.
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The winter blues soon will be replaced by a seething hatred of ESPN's strike zone box.
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David Roth: The fish on it will be replaced by sporty Ford Edges with cool moonroofs.
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He will be replaced by Jack MacDonald and Thomas Sheehan, who will act as co-heads.
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The organization is also curating a list of Flash content that can be replaced with HTML.
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"The department needs strong leadership and needs to be replaced as soon as possible," he said.
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"Homes, houses, structures can be replaced," Prime Minister Hubert Minnis said Saturday, according to NBC News.
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The current government is an interim administration that was to be replaced in the Sunday election.
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McConnell's political aides drafted a memo laying out potential scenarios in which Moore could be replaced.
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She was the fourth staffer the family had asked to be replaced in just three weeks.
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Now a 1.5-mile stretch of the expressway is so rickety it needs to be replaced.
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If we cancel cancel culture, perhaps it will be replaced with something less spiteful, more nuanced.
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So for Mr. Netanyahu to be replaced eventually is the normal and desirable course of politics.
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H. R. McMaster, will be replaced by John R. Bolton, a hard-line former U.S. ambassador.
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He said moderators won't be replaced by the software, but that their jobs would be augmented.
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He was widely expected to be replaced later this year when the E.P.R.D.F. holds its congress.
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When a diamond is sold, Mr. Fardan said, "no matter how rare," it can be replaced.
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The molecules then snip out the sequence, allowing it to be replaced by a different one.
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At several points they all disappear at once, to be replaced by a radical new set.
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She will be replaced by Nicola Glass, who currently oversees the accessories division at Michael Kors.
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She'll be replaced in the interim by Kevin McAleenan, the commissioner of Customs and Border Protection.
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In the past, nearly 19 percent of all meals were returned and had to be replaced.
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The zoo decided years ago to phase out its elephants, so Maxine will not be replaced.
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Mr. Tillerson would be replaced by Mike Pompeo, the C.I.A. director, within the next several weeks.
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The council said in-person shiva visits should be replaced with phone calls or video chats.
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" His campaign canceled planned rallies in Illinois and Florida, saying they'll be replaced by "virtual events.
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Now, it seems, they'll be replaced with heavier rocks that will be more difficult to remove.
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Bits That many workers in the United States will eventually be replaced by technology seems inevitable.
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He will be replaced by Bob Chapek, who was most recently chairman of Disney's parks business.
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They constantly need to be replaced or else get lost in the bottom of bags everywhere.
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The rest of the calories could be replaced with pastries and granola bars, the newspaper reports.
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He will be replaced by Michael Hutter, CFO of Bellevue Asset Management in an interim role.
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WHITE HOUSE: Lead legal counsel John Dowd to be replaced by 75-inch Samsung television pic.twitter.
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National security adviser H.R. McMaster will step down next month and be replaced by John Bolton.
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Those without problems will get an adhesive sealant and will be replaced when parts are available.
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They would then need to be replaced by CAA versions before the end of that period.
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Scofield had to be replaced, by James Mason, but Mr. Fox and Mr. Hardy carried on.
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It is set to be replaced by a more powerful regulator under legislation expected this year.
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A band like Pinegrove can certainly be ignored, but, for fans, it can't easily be replaced.
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He will be replaced by VW group veteran Hans-Joachim Rothenspieler next week, the company said.
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He will be replaced by Harald Ludanek, development chief at Swedish truck maker Scania, VW said.
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Cathay's chief customer and commercial officer, Paul Loo, will be replaced as well, the company said.
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Cathay's chief customer and commercial officer, Paul Loo, will be replaced as well, the company said.
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In regions without forests, the designers said that the wooden structure could be replaced with steel.
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Rumors abound that he may soon be replaced, but in Trumpworld, such rumors always abound. 10.
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Foal Eagle drills will be replaced by a much smaller, battalion-sized exercise, the statement said.
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Hynes, 230, will be replaced on an interim basis by Alain Nasreddine, one of his assistants.
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Our deterrent is aging and while extraordinarily capable now, needs to be replaced and modernized now.
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He will be replaced as leader of the African National Congress (ANC) in December this year.
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He will be replaced by Claudia López, the first openly gay woman to lead the city.
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It will be replaced with the same grey background that other verified YouTube creators will have.
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The lock works with four AA batteries that need to be replaced three times a year.
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You'll use a screwdriver to pry them apart and then find whatever needs to be replaced.
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She will be replaced this weekend by Jerome H. Powell, a member of the Fed's board.
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All wooden tanks eventually need to be replaced, because the wood rots and starts to leak.
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The Minuteman intercontinental ballistic missile does not need to be replaced with a new equivalent missile.
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The report does not identify the specific valve or the reason it needed to be replaced.
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THE BOARD SAID NO. NOW, DID ACKMAN MAKE IT CLEAR HE THOUGHT YOU SHOULD BE REPLACED?
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Holmes will be replaced by Tracy Clark who will be CEO for Europe and the Americas.
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The combined is set to be replaced at the next world championships by a parallel slalom.
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I wondered, Was there anything in the here and now that could not be replaced virtually?
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The attorneys will be replaced by long-time Justice Department lawyers August Flentje and Edwin Kneedler.
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He'll be replaced by Zane Rowe, the CFO of VMware's majority owner, EMC, effective March 1.
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But if the vote happens after January 10, Maduro would be replaced by his vice president.
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You would never wanna be replaced by a robot or robotic parts or things like that.
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He will be replaced by Brian McGee, who joined GoPro in 2015 after working at Qualcomm.
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The Riedel glassware being sold will be replaced by new Riedel glasses, Mr Terrail said; and 120 silver-plated bronze goblets emblazoned with the Tour d'Argent logo that are in the sale will be replaced by ones with a simplified but still recognizable reinterpretation of the design.
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Some of the flooring on the first level was damaged beyond repair and had to be replaced.
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Sandberg should "probably should be replaced," said Sonnenfeld, senior associate dean for leadership studies at Yale University.
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" The Wellingborough native added, "He was my one in a billion dog that will never be replaced.
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North Korea's foreign ministry demanded last week that Pompeo be replaced in talks by someone more mature.
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Maybe our pipes will be replaced and our poisoned children will get the medical care they need.
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He will be replaced by Stefani, who will rejoin Shelton on the show where they first met.
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The company had said it had sold 13 million Galaxy Note 7s that need to be replaced.
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He will be replaced by Marcelo Noronha, Bradesco's senior executive vice president in charge of card businesses.
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Honda said the PSDI-5 inflators will be replaced, beginning this summer, with parts from another supplier.
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"When I hear that something needs to be replaced, it's a punch in a stomach," she said.
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But Pichai predicts that these devices will be replaced by the more powerful forces of artificial intelligence.
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The Mediterranean will disappear altogether, to be replaced by a mountain range as big as the Himalayas.
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Mr Kelly will be replaced by Mick Mulvaney, director of the Office of Management and Budget (OMB).
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Storage cases should be replaced at least every three months, according to the American Academy of Ophthalmology.
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But Obamaism, they say, has been a political failure and needs to be replaced by something new.
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"She was okay, I was okay, and everything else can be replaced," she told the news outlet.
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Brady is expected to be replaced as tax committee chairman in January by Democratic Representative Richard Neal.
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It's the day they've chosen to celebrate their history, and many don't want it to be replaced.
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He will be replaced by John Flint, who currently runs the bank's retail and wealth management division.
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The departing directors will not be replaced as the company is shrinking the size of its board.
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In a video of the encounter, the two animals could easily be replaced by human college roommates.
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But you have to admit, his argument that CEOs will be replaced is a lot less terrifying.
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Yesterday's firings send the same message in Zurich as they did in Washington: anyone can be replaced.
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But here are the two ways that Trump could be replaced at the top of the ticket.
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Blankfein, 63, is likely to be replaced by Goldman President David Solomon, the publication reported nyti.ms/2x2xtnt.
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All NEV-P50 batteries in the battery swap network will also be replaced to ensure, Nio said.
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They would be replaced with cheaper loans from the European Stability Mechanism, the euro zone bailout fund.
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He will be replaced by Edward Rogers, the son of the family-controlled company's founder Ted Rogers.
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Her resignation is effective immediately, and she will be replaced by Brit Hume on On the Record.
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"This setup could be replaced by a cell phone and the right kind of camera," Strano said.
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They are thrilled now, but that emotion will soon be replaced as their schedule is thrown off.
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Most recently, the brand's CEO, Jan Singer, resigned, to be replaced by John Mehas from Tory Burch.
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In more sexually explicit scenes, Foster had to be replaced by a double, her older sister Connie.
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The arena remains plagued by a leaking roof and a pitch which had to be replaced repeatedly.
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It must be replaced by "global leadership," where "powerful nations like my own accept constraints," Obama said.
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Now, many Republicans are calling for Trump to step down and be replaced by a party conservative.
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The black orbs quickly scatter like an army of ants only to be replaced by white ones.
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Evacuations aren't meant to be convenient, but to keep you safe... Possession can be replaced, families cannot.
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Kidney function can now be replaced by humming dialysis carts and stomachs fed through surgically implanted tubes.
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The real world will be replaced with a blander background, but the battery benefit is worth it.
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They said he would be replaced by Brian Sestak, who joined Citadel from Hartree Partners in October.
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The EPA is charged with protecting human health and the environment -- two resources that cannot be replaced.
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"We all know she is retiring, so she will have to be replaced fairly quickly," she says.
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And starting this month, the iconic Brawny Man will be replaced with an image of a woman.
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First, it has to be replaced with a "fee for outcomes" or "fee for total care" pricing.
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Zibelman said the energy lost would almost certainly be replaced by fossil-fired, carbon producing power plants.
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Justice Minister Anders Anundsen will also resign, and will be replaced by Per-Willy Amundsen, NTB said.
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Cemetery staffers say the stone will be replaced with a permanent one -- which is currently being made.
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It is not unusual for U.S. attorneys to be replaced at the beginning of new presidential administrations.
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Yang will be replaced by Yuan Guangyu, who has stepped down as president due to his move.
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Obama-era wallpaper was damaged and stained, the White House official said, and needed to be replaced.
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Many find that their passports are no longer valid and must be replaced with new biometric ones.
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Are they going to be replaced by different, more quality-controlled products that have been FDA-approved?
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Potter will be replaced in the interim by Chief Executive JL van der Velde, the company said.
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Democrats control the governor's mansion in West Virginia, where Manchin would be replaced by a gubernatorial appointment.
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Wasserman Schultz will be replaced by DNC Vice Chair Donna Brazile through the presidential election in November.
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Siluanov said foreign debt could be replaced with borrowing on the domestic market, by issuing treasury bonds.
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She will be replaced with Karey Burke, a programming executive at the youth-oriented cable network Freeform.
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The school announced on Tuesday that Davidson, 24, had canceled and would be replaced by Adam DeVine.
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Half the amusement park was to be torn down, to be replaced by the French supermarket Intermarché.
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Separately, CEO Stephen King will retire August 5, to be replaced by Chief Financial Officer Brian Jenkins.
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What a stark contrast — a demonstration of unity in grief will be replaced by displays of hyperpartisanship.
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Alabama law doesn't allow for him to be replaced on the ballot at this stage, anyway. Sen.
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Sometimes the IUD can slip, making pregnancy possible, but if it comes out, it can be replaced.
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Why is Missy so adamant that the light-skinned model be replaced by a darker-skinned woman?
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Today I ordered the Mississippi state flag be replaced by the American flag at Liberty State Park.
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Mr. Wallace could be replaced by a network quiz show moderator if no "truth squadding" is involved.
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He will be replaced by Emmet Flood, the man who represented President Bill Clinton during his impeachment.
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Snap – Snap Chief Financial Officer Andrew Vollero is stepping down, and will be replaced by former Amazon.
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Donor animal tissue has been used to build heart valves when a human's valve must be replaced.
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The Corvex "placeholders" would resign and be replaced by the chosen independent directors if they were elected.
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However, the duo will be replaced this year by a pair of brand new Boeing 777-300ERs.
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Elizabeth Warren joined the chorus of Democrats calling for US Immigration and Customs Enforcement to be replaced.
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The old attack vectors of fake news and buying ads will be replaced by new attack vectors.
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The rollback of Obama regulations will be replaced with the tenets of strong growth and less government.
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The SS-19 ballistic missile that launched it will eventually be replaced by the R-28 Samrat.
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In 2006, Richard Tyler designed the current styles, which will be replaced by Mr. Posen's new look.
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But, if all goes well, the soldiers will be replaced by thespians in the next three months.
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MREs and Tang will be replaced by pour-over coffee, fresh fruit, and, perhaps, a champagne toast.
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Wednesday, inspection crews had found 26 areas where similar cables or connector boots needed to be replaced.
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That's why individual liberties cannot be replaced by material goods or social status in the long term.
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It's fair to say that many transport routes currently used by truckers can be replaced by Hyperloop.
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I'm not suggesting that hamburgers should be replaced, but the Turkish version is a pretty valid alternative.
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It's to be replaced, predictably enough, by a new craft beer spot called, simply, 'The Beer Kitchen'.
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Searching online to buy products will be replaced with artificial intelligence who learn from your visual data.
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Caride, who will be replaced by Brenda Jimenez, has not yet responded to a request for comment.
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This last step would keep air from remaining in his skull before the bone could be replaced.
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Parts of buildings and roads, for example, must be replaced more frequently than normal in these conditions.
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He will be replaced on those dates by Hell guitarist and past Priest touring member Andy Sneap.
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Reducing sulfur cuts tailpipe emissions but also strips out octane, which must be replaced at a cost.
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It will be replaced by drugstore chain operator Walgreens Boots Alliance before the open on June 26.
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Section 4 describes how a president considered unfit for office could be replaced by the vice president.
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But he needs to be replaced with a program that addresses the problems that fueled his ascent.
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Thousands of ground vehicles worn out from twenty years of continuous deployment will need to be replaced.
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He'll be replaced at the helm of the fiber optic components maker by Broadcom executive Michael Hurlston.
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The law also called for the elections commission's leadership to be replaced by a panel of judges.
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Two of his logging skidders — the heavy-duty machines that haul cut timber — needed to be replaced.
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For common cause, "gospel" can be "moral code"; "saved" can be replaced with "enlightened" and so on.
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There were bouquets of flowers left at the threshold; soon they would wither and later be replaced.
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He will be replaced his Spanish compatriot Pablo Carreño Busta, a United States Open semifinalist this year.
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H. R. McMaster, above, will be replaced by John R. Bolton, a hard-line former U.S. ambassador.
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Your man, it should go without saying, is just waiting to be replaced by Bryson Tiller, a.k.a.
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"He needs to be replaced, so Israel won't be like an Arab dictatorship," says Mr Abu-Swiss.
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In other matters, Rosenstein would be replaced by Attorney General Jeff Session's Chief of Staff, Matt Whitaker.
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He'll be replaced by Assaf Ronen, who most recently led Amazon's voice shopping ("Alexa, buy stuff") team.
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"I need more answers to questions," Mr. Johnson said when asked if Ms. Olatoye should be replaced.
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According to the outlet plates not returned in that period will be replaced during an annual review.
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And now, the smart bet is that he will be replaced by another decent man, Mitt Romney.
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He will be replaced by Mark Esper, the secretary of the Army and a former Raytheon executive.
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Not to worry, because in the late 2040s, smart glasses will be replaced with AR contact lenses.
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But the current FDIC chief, Martin Gruenberg, could be replaced within weeks by a President Trump nominee.
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He will be replaced by the CBS News anchor Alex Wagner and the political analyst Mark McKinnon.
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While the takes are ephemeral, coming and going everyday to be replaced by another, titles are forever.
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In addition, Porzingis will be replaced in the skills challenge by Andre Drummond of the Detroit Pistons.
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Elizabeth Warren (Mass.) and Bernie Sanders (Vt.) for saying Obamacare should be replaced with Medicare-for-all.
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She&aposll be replaced by Arvind Krishna, IBM&aposs senior vice president of cloud, on April 6.
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She will be replaced as chief executive by Arvind Krishna, IBM&aposs senior vice president of cloud.
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A spokesman said they might be replaced by representatives from industries the agency is supposed to regulate.
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CEO Maxim Sokov will become president and be replaced by Vladislav Soloviev, CEO of aluminium producer Rusal.
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Funding according to need, would be replaced with a lump-sum block grant or per-person cap.
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Nooyi, who has led the company for 12 years, will be replaced by current president Ramon Laguarta.
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Moira Donegan, the creator of the "Shitty Media Men" spreadsheet, also called for Vance to be replaced.
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Clarke would be replaced by incumbent chief operating officer Tim Ford, the company said in a statement.
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According to the Journal, Videgaray will be replaced by the country's Social Development Minister Jose Antonio Meade.
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Another factor, he continued, was certain veterans' charities not meeting his standards and needing to be replaced.
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The militias that fight over Yemen's land must be replaced by the exclusive authority of the state.
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Not surprisingly, it was again Mr. Murdoch, this week, who decided that Mr. O'Reilly could be replaced.
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Micro Focus – Chief Executive Chris Hsu has resigned, to be replaced by Chief Operating Officer Stephen Murdoch.
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Juul CEO Kevin Burns, meanwile, stepped down Wednesday morning, to be replaced by Altria executive K.C. Crosthwaite.
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She will be replaced in April by Arvind Krishna, who now runs the company's cloud computing business.
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Then, Schnatter drew up a list of senior management that he wanted to be replaced, including Ritchie.
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A City Council committee demanded that United Community be replaced by a commission controlled by City Hall.
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Legalization backers are more confident now that Sessions will be replaced atop the Rules Committee by Rep.
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The cultural sites of Bears Ears National Monument in Utah hold history that can never be replaced.
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In his letter, Carson said the previous dining room set was worn and needed to be replaced.
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Engineers say the tunnel should be replaced as soon as possible, at a cost of $12.7 billion.
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Trigueiro will be replaced by Vladimir Ranevsky, who will also assume the position of chief financial officer.
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Pershing Square owns 103 percent of ADP and has called on CEO Carlos Rodriguez to be replaced.
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