Update: I swapped out Zool and Plok, and swapped in Congo's Caper and Bronkie the Bronchiasaurus.
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Maybe, at some point, Martin swapped Arya or Bran or something out of that list and swapped in Sansa.
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Suddenly we began wondering what it would look like if Prince George face swapped with Will, or if Charlotte swapped with George.
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Gray lace-up kicks were swapped in for her high heels, and her '40s-inspired faux bob was swapped for a topknot.
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They have young assets and draft picks who can be swapped for more talented veterans, and talented veterans who can be swapped for more young assets and draft picks.
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The subordinated bonds can be swapped on a 1-for-2 basis, giving them 45 cents in the euro, or swapped at par for 54-year zero coupon bonds.
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" - Brittany, 393 "Swapped numbers around in his iPhone.
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They quickly swapped in new parts, and entered a .
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Gal Gadot's face swapped with that of a porn actress.
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They've been hot dogs, modern girls and even swapped movies.
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Portable toilets are being swapped out for heated, composting commodes.
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If Jason and Pluto swapped places, then Replacement Jason, a.k.a.
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The explanation is, rather, that farmers swapped Mexicans for machines.
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Fortunately, he lucked out to have swapped to Chrissy's tribe.
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In recent years he has mostly swapped finance for films.
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Like an SLR, the rear camera can be swapped out.
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If those go well, a second will be swapped, too.
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And by the end of the song they've swapped outfits.
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Then we left it a week and swapped the lid.
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Batteries should last a year before needing to be swapped.
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"We haven't officially swapped keys or anything yet," he said.
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Time with loved ones was swapped for revisions and rewrites.
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In subsequent reshuffles some of these were swapped for technocrats.
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They swapped spit, and it was extremely graphic and good.
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"I swapped my old crin for neon dreads," explains Eloise.
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Museveni's fold out chair was swapped for an iron throne.
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As a car enthusiast, I've swapped my wheels countless times.
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His previously relaxed demeanor swapped for an intensely focused stare.
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They swapped mood rings bought days earlier on Canal Street.
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She swapped dresses with a drag queen in Des Moines.
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They swapped stories of their tetanus shots and antibiotic regimens.
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Players were swapped out to avoid getting tired or bored.
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Many consumers have also swapped loose grounds for coffee pods.
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At that time, attendees often swapped comic books for cash.
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That blood is bought and sold and swapped and spilled.
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But should the company be this aggressive about swapped displays?
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It was 1981, and we swapped boys like lunchroom desserts.
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He swapped teenage shenanigans for playing Legos and building forts.
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Most credentials are being swapped among friends or relatives, Foster said.
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And perhaps the owner of the server swapped the files themselves.
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We swapped numbers and were texting; things were actually going alright.
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Return of the Jedi but with a gender-swapped Sarlacc pit!
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Welcome mats might one day be swapped out for warning mats.
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McDonalds created a breakfast sandwich that swapped blueberry pancakes for bread.
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I swapped road running for softer paths to protect my pelvis.
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Has Taylor Swift swapped her trademark snakes for birds of prey?
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In the north-east voters swapped the Tories for the SNP.
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Gigantic map and multiplying objectives are swapped for more manageable enclosures.
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He and Ryan swapped notes in multiple late night phone calls.
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Barr swapped out the term "spying" for "unauthorized surveillance" when Sen.
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Traditional game pieces are swapped out for crying emojis and hashtags.
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PDT It looks like Miller has already swapped out his number.
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CLO documents will often limit how many assets may be swapped.
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They have merely swapped one distant and unreachable elite for another.
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President Obama swapped Bergdahl for five Guantanamo Bay detainees in 2014.
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They refinished it and swapped it out for an "A" upstairs.
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Each remaining Unidas share will be swapped for 1.059096 Locamerica share.
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Channing Tatum will star in a gender-swapped remake of "Splash."
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Streep went blonde, swapped glasses for contacts and joined new clubs.
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She basically just swapped out her ex-boyfriend for Ryan Reynolds.
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Ultra-high heels will be swapped out for lower, trendier footwear.
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Steak has been swapped out for Dover sole, his favored fish.
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Cardi B even swapped voices with Alexa for Amazon last year.
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The superfriends, who swapped hair with Balmain's help, are indeed related.
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They swapped enthusiastic hand shakes and joked about their newfound friendship.
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Academics from the two countries regularly teamed up and swapped notes.
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The artist had simply swapped in Lincoln's head instead of Washington's.
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Players swapped their names on their shirts for the city's name.
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They swapped these out later once the real cast was recorded.
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Different wheels can be swapped in for greater levels of comfort.
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Consumers merely have swapped one bundle for another (or often, several).
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Each remaining Unidas share will be swapped for 1.059096 Locamérica share.
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He was among 35 Ukrainian detainees who were swapped on Sept.
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He also swapped out several other dancers at the last minute.
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Nope. One controversial foreign funding source was swapped in for another.
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We swapped numbers, but neither of us followed up with a text.
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And a couple hours after that, the photo was swapped out again.
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Natixis economists estimate as much as 3.1 trillion yuan could be swapped.
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These balls could be swapped out, allowing for different faces and sizes.
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The tiramisu was swapped for a cricket cookie (Image: Ryan F. Mandelbaum)
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Then we swapped that outrage campaign for Kavanaugh, we stay swap breaking.
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Christmas songs are swapped for haunting ballads about the cruelty of war.
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Some have swapped out the stolen material, and others have done nothing.
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Lourd swapped out her blonde hue for a cool silver-gray shade.
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Much depends on how quickly new cash can be swapped for old.
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For dessert, the couple swapped the traditional wedding cake for ice cream.
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In the second week, in the name of equality, participant swapped roles.
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James and Michael also swapped places, with the former growing in popularity.
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Developed economies long ago swapped cash for plastic (credit and debit cards).
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Truckers have swapped their citizen band radios for tablets, smartphones, and apps.
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She swapped her usual curve-hugging duds for slouchy Adidas track shorts.
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Please note: The boxes cannot be returned or swapped for another box.
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These are action figures, swapped in and out to deliver one-liners.
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When the tribes swapped, both groups had a 5-4 Naviti majority.
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In other words, it's a gender-swapped version of the original sitcom.
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This means that its battery can be swapped out once it dies.
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One pair got trashed and the other sister may have swapped them.
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Her once-signature red lip has been swapped for a bright fuchsia.
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The crummy VGA-resolution web camera swapped for a 720p HD one.
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She swapped dresses for her wedding reception, changing into another custom creation.
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She even swapped her heels for more comfortable boots for the excursion.
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Cops swapped out his cuffs and they took photos of his wrists.
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The bottom grille can be swapped out, and comes in multiple colors.
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The magnetic grilles on the front are easily swapped out as well.
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First, Subway swapped its iconic $5 footlong for a new $6 version.
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They swapped the plastic buckets for metal containers that don't retain odors.
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Costa Rica swapped their red shirt and blue shorts for all-whites.
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First Subway swapped its iconic $5 footlong for a new $6 version.
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Fans loved that the two Marvel stars swapped characters for the night.
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Oakland also swapped rookie kickers, signing Daniel Carlson and waiving Matt McCrane.
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They then swapped Mr. Esteves's controlling shares with those of other partners.
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If successful, a second gas turbine motor would then be swapped out.
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Overnight, I swapped my college bar for early nights, under the covers.
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But this time, instead of hair color, she swapped faces with Kim.How?
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After geeking out with the engineer, the duo then face swapped (naturally).
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And more important where we swapped opinions and affected one another's thinking.
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But I eventually swapped Harry for Robert Pattinson when I got older.
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The Prime Minister swapped the first gavel for another, made of rubber.
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What if they scratched it and swapped in a collection by Michele?
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Well, I think it's pretty clear what Dolores had swapped it with.
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While this was happening, the riders conversed, swapped taunts and offered bribes.
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Jean-Clair Todibo swapped Spain for Germany, and FC Barcelona for Schalke.
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Remember when Fred Rogers swapped his sport coat for a knit cardigan?
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All that had to be swapped in was the type of bird.
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Instead, the material was to be swapped privately between the lawyers involved.
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Most recently, they have swapped adorable pictures celebrating the NFL player's recent win.
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Must be swapped for the Staff; Staff and Blaster can't be used simultaneously.
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A woman swapped a $200,000 diamond with a fake during a jewelry fair.
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Shares in Fibria will start being swapped for shares in Suzano on Jan.
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Twitter is only the latest platform to rule against face-swapped fake porn.
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Sensors let you know when the water finally needs to be swapped out.
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It's not that June swapped bodies with anyone — she merely assumed Steinar's image.
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Metal and plastic Monopoly tokens are swapped with felt cutouts and fuzzy balls.
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Rihanna also swapped out heels for white sneakers to accessorize the Rio dress.
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The battery is hidden inside the seat post and can be swapped out.
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Apple has swapped its iconic physical home button for a solid-state sensor.
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These modules can easily be swapped out or modified depending on the mission.
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In a recent re-balancing of the index, 11 different companies were swapped.
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The sounds of Super Mario Maker are swapped for music, often heavy metal.
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Would you notice if a stranger were suddenly swapped out for someone else?
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It also can be quickly swapped out upon wearing out or becoming obsolete.
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Under the restructuring plan, creditors would see 70% of debt swapped into equity.
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Thanh's company later swapped the sculpture swim wear for plastic leaves and fruit.
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We also updated to Mojave and swapped logic boards with the same results.
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The debt swapped was incurred to finance public-service projects done by JCDI.
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This past weekend, something else happened: Two unlikely Marvel actors swapped beauty tips.
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The teams swapped the lead for most of a tightly played first half.
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The lithium-ion batteries are rechargeable and can be swapped in five minutes.
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The teams were tied 215 times and they swapped the lead 210 times.
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The teams swapped the lead repeatedly before Dallas made the half's final push.
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Our boys swapped their favorite team jerseys for camp colors and were gone.
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Thursday afternoon, the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Philadelphia Phillies swapped backup catchers.
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The windscreen can also be swapped out for other options for greater personalization.
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Is this the first instance in which Fury swapped places with the Skrulls?
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The model swapped her usual stilettos for red sneakers that matched her dress.
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Now if he and Mr. Lithgow had swapped roles — that would be comedy.
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This theoretically means results couldn't be swapped out and replaced with different ones.
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He'd done it: he'd swapped the world of bars for the sex industry.
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Lin-Manuel funneled both streams into the cassette tapes he swapped with friends.
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This isn't the first time Kate and Princess Charlotte have swapped style inspiration.
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Many hardy holidaymakers simply swapped affected bits of the country for unaffected ones.
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He's even swapped the snow for sand, creating beautiful masterpieces at the beach.
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The photo of Lindsey has simply been swapped with that of another woman.
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Telfar has swapped New York for Paris, at least for the collection reveal.
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Todd Phillips should've been swapped out with a female director for best director.
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The old debt would be swapped for new debt with the new terms.
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When they started dating in 1103, they swapped war stories about company building.
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In one augmented reality lens, Darke and her pierced breast get face-swapped.
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The Sabres swapped Mark Pysyk for Dmitry Kulikov, which is an even deal.
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It's practically unbreakable, and has a 60-hour battery that can be swapped out.
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Washington and Beijing have swapped tariffs and other trade threats over the last year.
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Earlier this month, the militants swapped 82 of the girls in exchange for prisoners.
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Scientology has been swapped with a self-help organization, Institute of the Higher Mind.
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The woman swapped a Nissan Sentra sedan (top) for an Infiniti QX50 SUV (bottom)
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Another suggestion basically swapped those roles, having Ralph become a self-obsessed internet celebrity.
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Pacing by the phone is swapped for Instagram snooping and discussions of online identity.
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"We swapped back to US dollars and got very low funding cost," said Rico.
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Since the Turks rolled into town, she has swapped it for a yellow headscarf.
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This includes even the most minor of cosmetic changes like shoe laces being swapped.
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During the night, she met â€" and swapped numbers with â€" someone called Liam.
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In 1949, potato chips were swapped with french fries and McDonald's began selling milkshakes.
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As the laps wound down, American Josef Newgarden and Munoz repeatedly swapped the lead.
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Later that night, the love birds swapped their swimming gear for some classy duds.
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At the helm of its venture arm, Google swapped the dreamer for the networker.
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Alternatively, it could have swapped out 10% of its coal capacity with natural gas.
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Project Escher's printheads are modular too and can be swapped out for different purposes.
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They swapped photos of their kids and talked about their love of good food.
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In the meantime, Chyna reposted the Fashion Nova promo, but swapped out the picture.
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The inserts can be swapped in and out, making the journal even more customizable.
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Parents holding their children laughed and swapped stories about where they were headed next.
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Danielle Jonas swapped her maiden name Deleasa after she married Kevin Jonas in 2009.
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Owens also swapped in Jewish people in a tweet that has since-been deleted .
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The staffers themselves also swapped microbes more frequently when the air was more humid.
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Britain and France, which have similar populations, have swapped positions before in the rankings.
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She and her cousins swapped garments, and no one wore anything more than once.
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Structurally, the entire back section of the Marble delivery robot can be swapped out.
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Because it's modular, additional features can be swapped in, like a 32GB flash memory.
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So we went ahead and swapped him out for the doll version of himself.
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It also can be swapped out with additional batteries, which run $99 a pop.
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At Grand Prismatic Spring, I swapped stories of the road with a traveling photographer.
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Roo is normally a boy, but the film gender-swapped her for a girl.
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It will be swapped into other Netflix originals "over the coming months," Netflix added.
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And, sometimes dream asks need to be swapped out for more, well, reasonable needs.
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It's a simple solution and enables the controller to be easily swapped between devices.
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Some ingredients may be swapped our or omitted, or the ratio of components changed.
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In 1949, potato chips were swapped with french fries and McDonald's began selling milkshakes.
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They note that France and Germany have in effect swapped sides in this debate.
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Bigots may have swapped subtext for the Jumbotron, but what is the substantive difference?
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And if the phone is deemed irreparable, it can be swapped out on-site.
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That's Obama's old mantra, with "change" swapped out for a word with more syllables.
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The urine samples of athletes who were doping were swapped out for clean samples.
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Most recently, it swapped out its apple juice for one that has less sugar.
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Multiple interfaces can be stacked together, and experiments swapped in or out, before launch.
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Correction: A previous version of this story swapped the full year capital expenditure projections.
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Outside the cubicle, a teacher waits to make sure the samples are not swapped.
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Without notice, the drug was swapped with placebo on one of the trial days.
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Lovevery play kits are broken out into six kits (or subscriptions, if you choose that plan) intended to be swapped out every two months for babies, and into four kits intended to be swapped every three months for the brand-new toddler kits.
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Then there's the "Sky's The Limit" music video, which swapped out gangsters for gangster rappers.
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Correction: Swapped Pixel 2 XL and Pixel 2 prices, iPhone 8 and 8 Plus RAM.
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Since the second world war, China, Russia and the United States have repeatedly swapped partners.
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However, if Harry is present, their roles are swapped and they must curtsy to Meghan.
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But the codes quickly made their way to Facebook, where they were swapped and purchased.
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"All they have done is swapped some engines," CFO Akhil Johri said in an interview.
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On Saturday Night Live, she swapped tongues with a giant stuffed lion she called Simba.
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Her dark statement lips have been swapped out for sweeter shades of peach and pink.
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Based on this announcement, it seems that Sprint has swapped a couple of 5G launches.
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However, he swapped out his signature Crocs for a pair of grey-and-orange Yeezys.
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The app loses its blue border and the camera icon is swapped for the circle.
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There's no flashy gender-swapped-Ghostbusters-style tagline that portrays powerful women as a novelty.
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The teams swapped field goals in the final 7 1/2 minutes of the game.
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It replaced an actor midway through the series and gleefully swapped couple pairings without consequence.
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No introductions swapped; just my thank yous, and their saving my ass and continuing on.
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His mugshot circulated and Chinese internet users swapped information on details of America's legal process.
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Ever since the tribes swapped, he's been making little remarks to Mike about Natalie's bossiness.
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BI reported that this year, KFC Malaysia swapped Colonel Sander's face for a woman's face.
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"Defective machines will be swapped out," Detroit City Clerk Janice Winfrey told the FOX affiliate.
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Here, most bits of the phone can be swapped out, creating a Voltron of sorts.
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The couple seem to have swapped opinions on the subject in the last few months.
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I was able to apply makeup, and swapped out Aquaphor for my regular skin cream.
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"If I get a refurbished laptop, they will have swapped out the motherboard," Atkins said.
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Koepka and Rose have swapped world number one with monotonous regularity over the past month.
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I swapped out tight dresses for jeans and loafers, and I toned down my makeup.
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Visual sound effects like POW or THWACK are swapped for EDGES, SNATCHED, and YASS GAGA!
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Back in July, she swapped her long hair for a short platinum bob with bangs.
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Reality and unreality swapped places so fluidly that they were both at the same time.
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Everyone got face swapped and, we must say, Jon Snow looks stunning in that dress.
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The reorganization was devised before a new Brazilian government swapped the senior management of BNDES.
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Were he swapped out for a different actor, the show would not be the same.
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Friesen swapped spots with Kligerman and finally gained control of the point by Lap 89.
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In other words, a dizzying amount of user details have been swapped and sold recently.
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The tip can also be swapped out for an iPad stylus tip or lead pencil.
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The cameras will probably be swapped out before award winners return home for the night.
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Despite the formality of the occasion, Netanyahu and Trump swapped banter on the red carpet.
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When one Furby went on the fritz, it couldn't be easily swapped out for another.
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International Living Malaysia correspondent, Keith Hockton, has swapped his home many times in the past.
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Two minutes later, he swapped Danny Green and Jonathon Simmons for Bertans and Manu Ginobili.
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With one fell swoop, President Trump just swapped out the "warrior scholar" for the warmonger.
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However, if Harry is present, their roles are swapped and they must curtsy to Meghan.
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Many of them simply swapped their leathers for suits and joined far-right political parties.
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The creation can be previewed and the order of scenes can be swapped down there.
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The two drivers obeyed team orders and twice swapped places for strategic reasons, without reward.
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For the event, Kate swapped out the larger bag for an Aspinal x Beulah clutch.
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Batteries charged in climate-controlled areas near the pads would be swapped in as needed.
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Yet last year they traded more, as they swapped racier holdings for more defensive stocks.
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All of these weapons can be swapped out except for one — the Spear of Leonidas.
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They also swapped out the Mona Lisa with a photo of Michelle and Barack Obama.
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The model of the girl is then swapped with different model wearing a jacket texture.
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Republicans and Democrats in the past 24 hours swapped a series of proposals, lawmakers said.
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Now, the good vibes have been swapped out, in part, for an upgraded bench bat.
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Can you tell us a little about what's been swapped in and out and why?
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Instagram has become a place where images of children are swapped for cold, hard cash.
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Garfield met with Martin for spiritual direction, and they swapped reflections via email and Skype.
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They expected that old workers could be swapped out for new ones, like interchangeable parts.
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This interaction could have happened in any London neighborhood, with a few details swapped out.
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The two men swapped emails in May 2014 to hash out details of the transaction.
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For dinner, the bride swapped the overskirt for one with three tiers of jazzy fringe.
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Updated March 16: We swapped some links to the ingredients and added some alternative stores.
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Back at their mother's house, the family swapped notes about what they'd each been asked.
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Russia and Ukraine swapped prisoners who had been held over the conflict in east Ukraine.
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Any social critique disappears, swapped with messaging that's unobjectionable when placed near commodities for sale.
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She swapped the teal comforter for white, and replaced the bright pillows with muted ones.
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Rocket Lab just recently swapped one payload for another for an upcoming launch, for example.
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Like the other PopGrips, the PopGrip AirPods Holder can be swapped out for other grips.
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The teams then swapped late goals to end the second with a 2-43 tie.
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By the time the Series B rolls around, though, that should probably be swapped around.
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He originally swapped parties because he said he didn't feel welcome in the Democratic party.
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I swapped details with several people, and we planned to meet up the following week.
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"A small number of crew members have swapped trips to date," Delta's Morgan Durrant said.
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Well they were sunglasses but I swapped in optical lenses because I liked the frames.
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Taraji P. Henson starred in a gender-swapped remake of Nancy Meyers' "What Women Want."
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Ms. Westwood's fall 2017 runway show included men's wear and woman's wear, swapped and shared.
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One Twitter user, Allan Xia, uploaded a video of his face swapped with Leonardo DiCaprio's.
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In the intervening 21 years, Schumer and McConnell might as well have swapped talking points.
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The cofounders of London fintech startup TransferWise have swapped the CEO role amongst themselves again.
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They also swapped out a considerable amount of depth to wrangle KD, and it's showing.
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Czech officials declined to comment on whether the Czechs had been swapped for the Lebanese detainees.
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Or maybe they both swapped performing horror stories after Mariah Carey's upsetting New Year's Eve performance.
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But Verge art director William Joel swapped out the wheel on his beater for a Copenhagen.
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Twitter user Daniel Holland swapped David Duchovny's Agent Fox Mulder and Gillian Anderson's Agent Dana Scully.
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During her 2009-10 Angels Advocate Tour, she often swapped the song out for another track.
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Here, we've swapped in coconut oil, coconut milk, and nutritional yeast for a dairy-free alternative.
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The two apparently became friendly in 113 when they met in a bar and swapped numbers.
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So the inventory target has been swapped for an investment objective to justify continued production restraint.
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Because Ruby Rose just swapped her trademark brunette look for the color, and it looks good.
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Multiple gender-swapped reboots are in the works, and their trickle into theaters has already begun.
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For that, I swapped to the Shure SE535s to get a more unvarnished and direct performance.
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Ms. Chapman wanted something "milder," she said, so she swapped out the Italian for the ranch.
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I always kept an extra charged battery on hand, and simply swapped them out when needed.
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During the last round of sanctions it swapped Geely cars and other consumer goods for oil.
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It takes time for newcomers to accept that they have swapped not just countries but cultures.
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The genes looked so similar because some time after Neanderthals and humans diverged, they swapped some.
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After Drew clarified their résumés, they almost immediately "swapped the roles to maintain authenticity," he says.
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It also introduced a new developer since series creator Dontnod was swapped for Deck Nine Games.
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Yearwood later swapped her floral red robe for a fitted blue, long-sleeve dress on stage.
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Neo-Nazis have supposedly swapped their jackboots for a pair of comfortable New Balance dad sneakers.
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The stockings, buckled shoes and knee breeches were swapped for dark flannel trousers and Oxford shoes.
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The obvious targets are the exchanges where ordinary money is swapped for crypto and vice versa.
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The president has swapped the chandeliers and gilt of the presidential palace for draughty municipal gyms.
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One night, we swapped massages and felt no pressure for it to turn into something else.
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He had earlier said the 737 MAX jets on order might be swapped for another model.
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On the same ship, young Leta swapped the babies, leading to the death of Corvus Lestrange.
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Less than a month into the competition, he swapped GM and Marathon for Qualcomm and Qorvo.
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"That looks like you face swapped John onto a baby!" wrote late-night host Trevor Noah.
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I made us a coffee, we sat down and chatted, swapped numbers, then he rode off.
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But, I just went to Apple and had mine swapped out because it was behaving erratically.
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That's lucky for Lindsey Graham, who would otherwise be swapped out for a Labradoodle lickety-split.
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They learned to program in Basic, to write software that they swapped excitedly with their peers.
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Had Unilever shareholders swapped their shares for KHC's, today they would be worth 50 percent less.
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Investigators say that the two swapped ID wristbands and that Sanchez gave him his personal information.
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After she swapped the phone's battery and charge port, the phone still wouldn't hold a charge.
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She also had softer-looking waves and swapped out her diamond earrings for a gold necklace.
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Wikipedia's open-edit policy led to some awkward user interfaces, as editors swapped and added pictures.
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Naturally, different materials and colors can be swapped in, and the uncured resin is totally reusable.
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Snacks with low nutritional value were to be swapped out for fruit cups and granola bars.
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The rest of the players are swapped in and out on a game-to-game basis.
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St. Patrick's Day parades in Ireland were swapped for miniature Lego gatherings shared on social media.
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Instead, the researchers built small segments and swapped them piece by piece into E. coli genomes.
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All in all, that should amount to about 720 shots before needing to be swapped out.
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Here Jewish and Protestant clergy swapped pulpits amid the 19th-century soot of the Industrial Revolution.
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But the lights will probably be swapped out soon after for other coming events and holidays.
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Kate also swapped her heels from earlier in the day for a pair of white trainers.
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Getting enough sleep didn't go so well for him one month, so he swapped it out.
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I originally submitted a grid with CASPIAN and CHINA swapped and with BLACK one row lower.
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The duchess then swapped her evening gown for a more casual ensemble on the cricket pitch.
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Those taxes will, of course, be paid when the property is eventually sold (rather than swapped).
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Second, Zhou swapped hard-currency assets for yuan, which is not an exchange everyone would make.
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Airbnb was No. 215 last year, while Stripe was No. 211; in 271, they've swapped places.
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He swapped out Saxe-Coburg and Gotha for the far more English-sounding name of Windsor.
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The park had swapped over to pumpkin decorations in mid-August, opening the event on Aug.
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The game was one of considerable runs, as Vanderbilt and Northwestern swapped momentum back and forth.
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We saw that we had a similar photo without the tag, so we swapped it in.
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There have also been deepfakes in which celebrities' faces are swapped with those of porn stars.
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The show's second biggest controversy involved two contestants who accidentally swapped custard while preparing a trifle.
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Vanity Fair swapped out an excerpt it had initially planned to run about the Wenners' marriage.
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Kyiv swapped dozens of prisoners on Sunday with Russian-backed separatists in Ukraine's breakaway eastern regions.
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The pick used on Kuzma was originally Boston's—the one that got swapped for Jayson Tatum.
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Tuesday's election swapped around a few state legislative houses but left Democrats controlling a distinct minority.
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I quickly realized, however, that my interest was in storytelling, and I swapped to a writing major.
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He has swapped his unlimited monthly MetroCard for a pay-per-ride card that he rarely uses.
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This is also where the body type would be swapped out, depending on needs at that time.
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The vehicle bodies could be swapped out automatically or manually, and take a few minutes, Mercedes said.
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Google's camera app has been swapped out and in its place there is a Kodak camera app.
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Doctors swapped their traditional black coats for white ones, similar to those worn by scientists in laboratories.
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The man whose head has been swapped for a CNN logo is WWE CEO himself Vince McMahon.
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Well, Snoop apparently swapped the "prop weed" for actual weed, without telling McConaughey until after the scene.
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On Thursday night, I sat around with some other festival goers and swapped stories over cheese dinner.
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Scientists can track when the poles swapped in the past from the magnetic signatures in old rocks.
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A city that's swapped vibrancy and culture for cupcakes and Wowcher deals on laughing at poor people.
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Fake porn videos featuring face-swapped celebrities, often referred to as "deepfakes," have been banned from Twitter.
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The silicone band is great for working out and can easily be swapped out for another strap.
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Robbie Williams was born with the shame synapses of his brain swapped out for boisterousness and banter.
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The Phase uses standard cell batteries and can last six months before having to be swapped out.
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As bans are phased in, diesel cars are likely to be swapped for electric vehicles, he said.
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The network also swapped out six board members, and announced a settlement with majority shareholder Shari Redstone.
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CJ, a food and entertainment firm, has swapped all of its corporate credit cards for "clean" ones.
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Parcels could be swapped to take in the main settlements, and Jerusalem would have to be shared.
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But after patients moved in, they were almost completely swapped out by human skin bacteria, Gilbert says.
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It also swapped out its Moments tab for an Explore feature that combined Moments, trends, and search.
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Some has been swapped into lira, to meet demand for lira loans, which far exceed lira deposits.
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It appears as if they didn't even know if their faces were swapped until they started talking.
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Also corrected an Nvidia slide that swapped the base clocks and core clocks of the new chips.
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Those bands can be swapped out, and Acer sells its own navy blue and light brown options.
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At that time, the company's debt certificates and certain development bank liabilities were swapped for equity shares.
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In this game, the kids have swapped fantasy for comics, with each taking on a superhero persona.
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Until then, islanders will merely have swapped their dependence on a local laird for one in Holyrood.
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They swapped a two-bedroom home on the fringes of London for four bedrooms and a garden.
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For both models, Mobvoi has swapped its own custom 'Ticwear' operating system in exchange for Android Wear.
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" When she swapped it out, he said it began to "erupt like a volcano 30 seconds later.
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The crisis has proven deeply traumatic for Greeks who had enthusiastically swapped drachmas for euros in 2001.
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Subscribers are the ones taking the hit, with elements of their subscriptions swapped, changed, or revoked outright.
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Exhibits will be swapped out using a special type of interlocking shelf that the Schlossbergs designed themselves.
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Unlike with seed libraries, it's not always clear where all of the seeds being swapped originate from.
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That's mostly been swapped for the polish of aspirational faking it on apps like Facebook-owned Instagram.
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A superlattice is basically just a crystal where proper atoms have been swapped out for artificial atoms.
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I swapped the LG for the hybrid smartwatch I was wearing before and haven't looked back since.
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The boat swapped hands several times more before being purchased by a company from the Cayman Islands.
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The team also swapped catchers, sending Austin Barnes to Triple-A Oklahoma City and recalling Will Smith.
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Note: A previous version of this article swapped the width of the Mariana trench for the depth.
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The mud is swapped out for fake blood (though the recipe for the slick stuff stays secret).
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It's the denim style you might have swapped for your skinny jeans over the past few seasons.
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After consulting with The Post's editor, Martin Baron, the paper swapped in a fresh photo of Mrs.
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However, that time she swapped her signature small clutch for a square handbag with a top handle.
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"They swapped me as a commentator and got me to race, and then I won," he said.
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In middle school, Eileen Lowry swapped her band class out to try her hand at computer science.
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It's unclear why she swapped the pens, but some have speculated that it was for security reasons.
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Meanwhile, blame is being swapped on all sides for a perceived loss of civility in public life.
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As of Monday, 57 percent of Note 7 owners had swapped for new devices, Samsung Europe said.
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The longtime food court staple is being swapped out in favor of healthier choices, like acai bowls.
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The new Mac Pro is modular, meaning its internals are easily swapped out for new, different hardware.
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Ramirez was in detention with a handful of other fathers who often swapped stories about their children.
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Once used for deliveries, the baskets are taken back to the shop then swapped with fresh ones.
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Lyft's surge is obvious here, as the app's download totals essentially swapped places with Uber on Jan.
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Could an aging actor have his penis swapped out for another, younger penis without too much hassle?
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It's an approximation, face-swapped to look like she's performing in an existing incest-themed porn video.
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The granular pace of British drama is swapped at times for the fevered pitch of American editing.
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But the defense team swapped a number of them out with images of Simpson with Black friends.
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It has also invested $463 million in China Eastern Airlines and swapped shares with Chinese rival Qunar.
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"This isn't social engineering anymore," Ross, who was SIM swapped last year, said in an online chat.
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Later, they swapped faces and the 2-year-old giggled as she rocked her mom's signature contour.
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As new moms, they swapped horror stories about the difficulties of finding childcare in the Bay Area.
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The masks are then fitted with pieces of surgical masks which can be swapped out as needed.
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I included bacon but swapped in leeks for onions and added walnuts, often a partner for Roquefort.
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Pork and Ricotta Meatballs Many pasta dishes work well with good bread swapped in for the pasta.
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Essentially, he's swapped one cartoon idea of southern Italy for another, and it's vivid fun either way.
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Toyota swapped out TV ads about "extended financing and zero APR" with a branding campaign around unity.
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After Kentucky led 35-34 at halftime, the teams swapped leads for much of the second half.
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Case in point: Hailey Bieber, who just swapped her bridal lavender polish for a monochrome mahogany manicure.
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She then swapped the ball gown for a light-pink, lace lingerie set and pink, fuzzy robe.
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Norway, where the use of antibiotics is strictly controlled, has swapped antibiotics for vaccines in salmon farming.
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Over the past month or so, the two leading liberal candidates have swapped places in the race.
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In another video, Boko Haram purported to show the five commanders who were swapped for the girls.
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The House bill's text would be swapped out for the Senate's preferred language, whatever that ultimately is.
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Banning deepfakes altogether would mean removing popular jokes like gender-swapped Snapchat selfies and artificially aged faces.
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A cannabis startup backed by Tiger Global just swapped its longtime CEO for a tech-industry veteran.
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Someone with a wry sense of humor might have swapped Morris for a photo of John Glenn.
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MUNICH (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Firas swapped civil war in Syria for a chaotic refugee camp in Germany.
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HARIPUR, Pakistan, Jan 25 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - R obina Gul has swapped her needle for a trowel.
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A cannabis startup backed by Tiger Global just swapped its longtime CEO for a tech-industry veteran.
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Sometime during the night, school officials say, someone broke the lock on the flagpole and swapped them.
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She has since swapped what she said was her "winter wonderland" for the mild Mediterranean sun instead.
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Cruz could have swapped twice the number of magazines and maintained roughly the same level of rounds.
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Also returning: Patrick Grant of E-Tautz, who in recent years swapped the runway for simpler presentations.
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Quite simply this isn't true, even if you may have swapped CDs for paying for streaming accounts.
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The two sides also swapped signed and framed photos of each other, according to The Washington Post.
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He ended up in Britain after being swapped in 2010 for Russian spies caught in the United States.
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Thomas Tait, a former winner of the LVMH prize for young designers, swapped a show for a presentation.
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Throughout the night, he swapped them out by waiting for my attention to drift, or by engineering distractions.
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In this case, Tan swapped Mike's white sneakers to suede boots, and had him lose the bomber jacket.
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Within a matter of months, Toth swapped the suit for a backpack and set off for South America.
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The love they'd transferred to Khemu cannot be easily swapped for "new" love between the two of them.
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And she swapped her usual pumps for comfy New Balance trainers as she raced William around the track.
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However, she's since swapped out her fabric necklaces for those fashioned out of chains, diamonds, or mixed materials.
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Workers swapped samples from areas known to be highly contaminated with dirt from areas known to be clean.
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Superstitious onlookers might have thought that the Belgian and the Algerian had swapped bodies—a footballing "Freaky Friday".
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A number of them had a host, but later swapped the figure out for a (probably cheaper) voiceover.
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Trump swapped the meeting with a concert of the national anthem and a celebration of the US flag.
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The victims had their display names changed, with their profile pictures swapped for pictures of scantily-clad women.
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Or whether the people who love it, like True's family, have just swapped one opioid addiction for another.
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This time around Pacino swapped his classic tuxedo for a chic all-black suit with a patterned jacket.
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LSU swapped places with Alabama in this week's AP poll to become the nation's new No. 22017 team.
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Heck, even the most low-maintenance beauty gurus have swapped classic red lips for '90s-inspired brown shades.
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Or how about if the Queen face swapped with Prince Phillip or maybe even one of her corgis?
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The 13.5-year bonds will be supported by a 4003-day stabilisation period after they have been swapped.
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Taking a cue from Ciara, Olivia Munn swapped her long strands for a brand new lob as well.
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Teva Pharmaceutical has been developing a generic competitor so similar it could be automatically swapped in by pharmacists.
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These were sent to a digital wallet registered in Colombia and swapped into pesos on an online exchange.
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The actress swapped her latest wavy lob for long, two-strand twists that cascade down to her waistline.
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Microsoft swapped its real-looking pistol emoji for a colorful toy gun version in Windows 10, BuzzFeed reports.
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Because these face-swapped/fake AI videos — called deepfakes — are, indeed, a real thing and a real problem.
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Around 4 percent have downgraded their mobile package, while 3 percent swapped a smartphone for a feature phone.
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Just ask Fanis Poulinakis, a SIM swapping victim, who told me about getting SIM swapped earlier this year.
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Basically, they've swapped out one fan favorite line for another that services fans in an extremely stealthy way.
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When Gellar finally swapped her Chrysler for a Land Rover Discovery, even that purchase was far from impulsive.
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So on the campaign trail, he's swapped out rappers like Tupac and NWA for Calvin Harris and Avicii.
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But after their bombshell announcement regarding the end of their HGTV era in September, the two swapped stances.
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Wayne was eventually swapped out in 2015 for Andre Johnson, also in the twilight of his playing days.
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Commerce would continue, with state-backed currencies swapped for crypto alternatives that float freely on an open market.
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In Europe, the same message applies but the Mexicans are swapped out for Arab refugees — largely from Syria.
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Last night, Wall Street's "Fearless Girl" statue swapped her pink pussy hat for something a bit more unexpected.
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He had been wearing black sandals, and it appears that they swapped shoes because she found hers uncomfortable.
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Neither team led by more than four in the first half, when the lead was swapped 10 times.
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By 2012, I had swapped freelance for another full-time job, this time at a place I liked.
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Awkwafina's Scuttle would be a gender-swapped role — Buddy Hackett voiced the seagull in the original animated movie.
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As for Musk, he told Auto Bild that he swapped his caffeinated drinks for some good ol' H2O.
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This doesn't come in the form of a clumsy adaptor; instead, the connectors themselves can be swapped out.
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During that last tournament Brazil 2014, 195 million virtual packets were opened and over 000 million stickers swapped.
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It's also common that street signs will be replaced, and stop signs will be swapped for traffic lights.
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The included brush can be swapped out for more precise cleaning like floss action or sensitive gum care.
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And in the back, the original ports are swapped for modern ones — DC power in and HDMI out:
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Ro swapped the generic prince in "Beauty and the Beast" for a gloriously animated version of Keanu Reeves.
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It then swapped the green for the blue — inadvertently creating a flag that was almost identical to Romania's.
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They hugged and took selfies, swapped stories of when they met Ali, sometimes taking out photos as proof.
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When they call home, they learn that the people with whom they've swapped, the Petits, haven't turned up.
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Couples who met through Hinge messaged for 3 days and swapped 25 messages before exchanging phone numbers. 6.
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According to screenshots the site posted, a green music icon has been swapped in for the Bitmoji icon.
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That device swapped the standard keyboard for a touchscreen, so the surface could double as a drawing pad.
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Conversations in French and English bounce across the table as plates are swapped and wine glasses routinely filled.
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Glittering cities are replaced with disgusting bathrooms, cyberpunk fashion swapped out for battered corpses and fucked-up cybernetics.
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Update: fixed an error in the original chart which swapped the display PPI of two of the devices.
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Water and snacks were shared, new friends were made, travel stories swapped, and lemon-print parasols posted up.
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We swapped bangers and mash for biscuits and gravy, dunking our ever-fattening faces into pails of 'slaw.
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To distract him from chemotherapy, we swapped poems, plays, rants, jokes, spiritual questions and dreams of the afterlife.
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In February, Sandusky, Ohio, swapped the holiday for Election Day to make it easier for residents to vote.
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On a recent Thursday afternoon, a half-dozen swipers swapped stories about running through stations to avoid arrests.
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On the contrary, each party that swapped prime ministers between elections suffered heavy losses in the next election.
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When Greek died out, the church swapped it with common (Vulgate) Latin for the sake of eucharistic participants.
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Some of our relatives from the city swapped homes with the famous Bengali poet Buddhadev Bose in Dhaka.
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Today's another testing day and classroom lesson day plus double duty because I swapped for scheduling reasons yesterday.
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"Of the set of samples I suspected of being swapped, 100 percent have evidence of tampering," said McLaren.
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Then the company's researchers, using a new kind of artificial intelligence software, swapped the faces of the actors.
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Despite his windfall, Bezos swapped out his 1987 Chevy Blazer for only a modest upgrade — a Honda Accord.
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On the eve of Lunar New Year in 2016, eight billion cash gifts were swapped via the app.
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On the eve of Chinese New Year in 2016, eight billion cash gifts were swapped via the app.
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Even in that brief 30-second conversation, I cannot imagine why me and Chris would have swapped numbers.
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Halfway through the session, the two swapped roles, preparing for situations that might arise on an actual mission.
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Cultural influences get swapped, dropped, and recouped in a multitrack sequencing that is the very definition of history.
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" Trump has swapped insults with Kim Jong Un, repeatedly referring to the North Korean leader as "Rocket Man.
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With crash diet trends, people began replacing meals with juice cleanses, and swapped out carbs for spiralized noodles.
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After lunch, where everyone swapped gaming stories, he visited the gift shop to buy gifts for other people.
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He insisted that East Germans' worthless money should be swapped for Deutschmarks at a ratio of one for one.
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The Bank of Japan swapped $2 million with a term of seven days and a rate of 0.88 percent.
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The Duchess of Sussex also swapped her newly-adopted clutch style for her former go-to: a Strathberry tote.
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The hack involved a modified Amazon Echo, which had parts swapped out, including some that had been soldered on.
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The European Central Bank swapped $67 million with a term of 7 days and a rate of 1.91 percent.
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The Bank of Japan swapped $5 million with a term of 6 days and a rate of 1.92 percent.
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The company has swapped out leadership at two locations, and said it still expects to reach mid-term targets.
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The European Central Bank swapped $22 million with a term of 7 days and a rate of 2.88 percent.
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In February 2014, Berkshire swapped much of its Phillips 66 stock back to the company for a chemicals business.
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The European Central Bank swapped $40 million with a term of 7 days and a rate of 1.66 percent.
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The Bank of Japan swapped $1 million with a term of 7 days and a rate of 1.65 percent.
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Later in the day, Markle swapped the T-shirt for an Aritzia white silk blouse and Manolo Blahnik slingbacks.
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The boy known as Pluto is actually the human Jason, who swapped with Pluto sometime before the movie started.
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The Times has also since issued a correction, and we've swapped out their original passage for the updated one.
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More cuddly than hell-raising, Mr Mair has swapped 4m listeners at the BBC for about half that number.
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The European Central Bank swapped $85 million with a term of 7 days and a rate of 0.88 percent.
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The Bank of Japan swapped $10 million with a term of 7 days and a rate of 0.88 percent.
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In Lodi, scientists and water managers have swapped out restrictive levees for ones that let the river spill over.
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Japan's work system dates to the end of the second world war, when defeated soldiers swapped uniforms for suits.
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Guitars take the place of a church organ; hymn books have been swapped for plasma screens displaying song lyrics.
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But a fair bit of the new Mummy does come from the 1932 original, with all the genders swapped.
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He's blasted Hillary Clinton as an "enabler" of her husband Bill Clinton's affairs, swapped insults with Democratic heroine Sen.
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Above, watch the magic that happens when "boy" clothes are swapped for colorful skirts, frilly selections, and bright options.
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Then there's Merle Dandridge, who played god of death Papa Ge, another gender-swapped role, with more thrilling success.
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Last week, Snapchat rolled out a new feature that allows users to view a gender-swapped version of themselves.
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A SNP is literally a spot in the genome where one of those nucleotides is swapped out for another.
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The parties have swapped power at every election since emerging from the opposing sides of Ireland's 1920s civil war.
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Pressing the forward button repeatedly swapped through my move tools, giving me access to tools like rotate and scale.
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The Bank of Japan swapped $2 million with a term of 7 days and a rate of 2.42 percent.
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The bottom of the device is removable and can be swapped with different accessories that multiply the phone possibilities.
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Then Haley went to the bathroom, met up with Emily and the two swapped all their clothes and jewelry.
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The European Central Bank swapped $62 million with a term of 7 days and a rate of 1.92 percent.
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The Bank of Japan swapped $2 million with a term of 7 days and a rate of 1.93 percent.
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But as we discovered: Today, we imagine the apocalypse differently: we've swapped ourselves into the position of apocalypse-enactor.
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And current owners with P90D Tesla vehicles can have their pack swapped for $20,000 at a Tesla service center.
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"Sony's new gender-swapped Ghostbusters suffers from a disappointingly strong case of d j vu," critic Peter Debruge wrote.
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Again, the Charmed Ones' names all start with the same letter ("P" is swapped out in favor of "M").
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They swapped spare dollars for naira with the central bank, which was trying to rebuild its foreign-exchange reserves.
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Turkey said that neither country had requested that the two Greek soldiers be swapped for the eight Turkish ones.
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That had the effect of temporarily bolstering the central bank's dollar reserves, until the currencies are swapped back again.
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Plus, some stores have fully swapped disposable shopping bags for reusable ones, as Urban Outfitters did five years ago.
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They're designed to be swapped into an existing Vive setup, using the old Vive's lighthouse tracking beacons and controllers.
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The European Central Bank swapped $100 million with a term of 6 days and a rate of 2.42 percent.
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The European Central Bank swapped $35 million with a term of 7 days and a rate of 1.66 percent.
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The Bank of Japan swapped $1 million with a term of 7 days and a rate of 1.66 percent.
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That means it doesn't need to be soldered onto the board and can be swapped or rotated at whim.
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Steps away on the court, sports agent Ray Burke (André Holland) has swapped his designer suits for basketball shorts.
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Later, a blonde woman came over, took off a neon green bra and swapped it for a white one.
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But when she was approximately 12 years old, Freshta was swapped off to marry a man in his 60s.
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Later in the day, she swapped the teeny bikini for an elegant, red gown at the star-studded wedding.
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Meanwhile, to save even more space, MadMorda also swapped out the GCN's original memory card slots for USB ports.
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He swapped pre-show cocktails and champagne for ready-to-drink protein shakes, coconut water, and unsweetened green tea.
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Here, Tim Curry is swapped out for Bill Skarsgård, who plays the clown in a far more monstrous manner.
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The exchange is a first for France, but the Army has swapped officers with other countries in the past.
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Hyundai says with a modular platform, the body atop the walking wheels could be swapped out for different applications.
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The European Central Bank swapped $90 million with a term of 7 days and a rate of 2.23 percent.
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The Bank of Japan swapped $1 million with a term of 7 days and a rate of 2.2 percent.
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As first noted by Emojipedia, Google has just swapped the graphics in its open Noto Emoji library on GitHub.
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The European Central Bank swapped $136 million with a term of 7 days and a rate of 1.16 percent.
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The Bank of Japan swapped $7 million with a term of 8 days and a rate of 1.16 percent.
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To cut costs, they deferred orders and made do with planes they previously would have swapped for newer models.
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Its hands, such as they are, are rubber nubs that can be swapped out for a variety of grabbers.
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Consider the video above where people don't notice the host being swapped out in the middle of a conversation.
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He's swapped dirty tank tops and skinny trousers for jazzy brand-name tracksuits, which he wears on his runs.
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It's where those real cameras then got swapped out for virtual ones, so the crew could shoot the movie.
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In August 2016, Uber swapped its Chinese subsidiary for a roughly 20 percent stake in local rival Didi Chuxing.
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The show has aired a handful of "Fionna and Cake" episodes in which all the characters are gender-swapped.
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A slightly updated second-generation version swapped the scroll wheel for a touch-based one and added Windows support.
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After six months, one of my coworkers quit and I finally got my Friday shift swapped out for Wednesdays.
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Geeks working on mainframe computers back in the '60s programmed early artillery simulators and swapped the codes among themselves.
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Compared to the Z2 Play, Motorola has swapped the front-mounted fingerprint reader for one on the right side.
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I swapped my floral-scented face creams and antiperspirant for fragrance-free lotions and diaper wipes for 30 days.
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A rescue plan was cobbled together under which investors swapped their EMATUM bonds for ones issued by the government.
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Alvin Lee, 23, a H.K.U.S.T. student who graduated Friday, swapped his graduation gown for black clothes and a mask.
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Hillary Carter, whose two sons have serious food allergies, swapped candy for "tricks" so that they could still participate.
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They swapped their outdoor boots for indoor ones before they walked into the barns that housed the adult birds.
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Not even a mile later, when the coast was clear, the vehicles pulled over and the drivers swapped again.
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O'Malley swapped it with the city of Los Angeles for land at Chavez Ravine, where he built Dodger Stadium.
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But chances are you own a lot of things that ought to be swapped out sooner rather than later.
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I swapped the silicone strap mine came with for a nice blush leather one in less than 10 minutes.
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Those displays were previously swapped out for new ones by either a third-party service or the owner themselves.
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The European Central Bank swapped $74 million with a term of 7 days and a rate of 0.87 percent.
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The Bank of Japan swapped $2 million with a term of 7 days and a rate of 0.87 percent.
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Bassett swapped flowers for this ultra-sleek jumpsuit 17 years later, pairing it with a playful $4,495 lollipop clutch.
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Filppula was alone for a couple of seconds as the Blues swapped out defenseman Alex Pietrangelo for Vince Dunn.
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Scottish actress Ashley Jensen plays a gender-swapped version of one of Lady's friends, a Scottish terrier named Jock.
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One of Lady's friends Jock was gender-swapped for the 2019 film and is now voiced by a woman.
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The European Central Bank swapped $67 million with a term of 7 days and a rate of 2.41 percent.
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The Bank of Japan swapped $1 million with a term of 7 days and a rate of 2.41 percent.
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But that's exactly what happened today when Taylor Swift swapped her iconic crimson hue for an uncharacteristically darker shade.
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The European Central Bank swapped $17 million with a term of 8 days and a rate of 2.89% percent.
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The opposite of Game of Thrones sexposition, Broad City and Insecure have swapped background boobs for genuine character development.
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Their new video series called Swapped zigs and zags through the conventional and limiting gender roles of mainstream movies.
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The color Cry On My Couch will be swapped out for a vibrant green color called Put It Back!
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A portion of the dollar term loans and bonds will be swapped into euros and sterling, the sources said.
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They hugged and squealed and swapped dramatic hurricane stories, eager to catch up after more than a month away.
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As part of a deal, the spies were swapped for four Russian prisoners, three serving sentences on treason convictions.
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As soon as I arrived at the hospital, I swapped the pair of new thermometers with saved used ones.
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Lowry and Lopez swapped baskets before Gasol's 3-pointer put the Raptors up, 92-88, with 3:50 left.
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So did the heiress Marjorie Merriweather Post, who swapped her mansion for the 54-room apartment in the 1920s.
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Needles also was the first place train crews swapped out on freight trains headed east out of Los Angeles.
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Defective mitochondria are swapped out for healthy ones, but mitochondrial DNA governs only a handful of basic cellular functions.
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The European Central Bank swapped $17 million with a term of 6 days and a rate of 2.9 percent.
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Doncic entered another small room where he swapped his old watch for a new one from a league sponsor.
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A month or so after Nina May launched in November, they swapped out the tall seats for cozier booths.
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CVS spokesman T.J. Crawford said it's swapped in-person manager interviews with short phone calls with human resources staff.
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The teams swapped leads nine times in the second half before the upstart Villanova took the lead for good.
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I really needed the independence, so I swapped my tiny room at home for an apartment in the city.
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In 2014, it swapped its airbrushed ads for unretouched photos and launched a body-positive campaign known as #AerieReal.
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President Obama had swapped prisoners for Bergdahl's release, but would not spend the political capital to resolve his case.
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The European Central Bank swapped $45 million with a term of 7 days and a rate of 1.24 percent.
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A widely shared example is the actor Nicolas Cage&aposs face being swapped onto actress Amy Adam&aposs body.
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It emerged in February 2016, in a plan where it swapped $230 million in debt for equity with bondholders.
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In other places, offensive saviors have fallen short of franchise expectations and been swapped out for well-traveled arms.
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Anyone who has ever had a busted cable will appreciate being able to get it swapped out without hassle.
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Well, someone took an unedited clip of Letterman interviewing Hader and then swapped in Cruise's face using artificial intelligence.
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The three government bonds NBG swapped for new government paper of equal value had an average coupon of 3.5%.
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Over the last four months, Panera has slowly swapped out the eggs that it uses in its breakfast sandwiches.
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The government did not say how much so-called TES-UVR paper would be swapped in the Tuesday operation.
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I've swapped in Sriracha for the gochujang, mayonnaise for the miso, oyster sauce and fermented black beans just because.
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The European Central Bank swapped $89 million with a term of 7 days and a rate of 2.69 percent.
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Some have developed batteries that can be swapped on the street, to reduce the costs of charging their fleet.
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In some ways, this easy progression is refreshingly adult, a neat bourbon swapped for the usual rom-com grenadine.
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The European Central Bank swapped $65 million with a term of 7 days and a rate of 2.9 percent.
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The Bank of Japan swapped $3 million with a term of 8 days and a rate of 2.9 percent.
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MUFG swapped some of the latter for standard shares in 2009, and bought $440 million more of common stock.
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Moving to Los Angeles, he swapped his spacious Brussels studio for a windowless space in a one-car garage.
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Miller said he and Johnson swapped speech-writing ideas and tips with each other, according to the former official.
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The European Central Bank swapped $90 million with a term of 7 days and a rate of 2.42 percent.
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The European Central Bank swapped $47 million with a term of 7 days and a rate of 2.08 percent.
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The Bank of Japan swapped $1 million with a term of 6 days and a rate of 2.08 percent.
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Investors around the world swapped equities for less risky assets such as U.S. Treasury bonds and the Japanese yen.
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The European Central Bank swapped $35 million with a term of 7 days and a rate of 1.64 percent.
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Sebastian Gregerson, 29, was arrested on Sunday after he swapped a gun for several grenades with an undercover agent.
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The first democracies built their legitimacy on that of monarchies, then common, with a few proper nouns swapped around.
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Not only have its heart and kidneys swapped places, but one portion of the digestive system is extremely long.
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They swapped a night in a pricey hotel in Venice for the cheapest fare on the train, she said.
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It's as if Ashley has body-swapped with Kate on her bathroom break, over and over and over again.
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It's modular, so the bands on either side of the plastic module in the middle can be easily swapped out.
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Maybe urine samples were swapped or there was a mistake with the containers used to collect the urine, he said.
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But this time around, the model swapped the slight red undertones with a pastel base and darker roots to boot.
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The diamonds with nitrogen atoms swapped for carbon atoms have a leftover electron and a gap in the lattice structure.
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Oral-B's other brush heads can be swapped out if you need to concentrate on something more specific like flossing.
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The app updates are not digitally signed either, meaning they could be swapped for something else without a device noticing.
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Not only has it swapped its shabby 1970s quarters for a shiny new building, but deeper change is under way.
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And the comics have always cheerfully swapped Archie between polar-opposite love interests who are still able to remain friends.
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Toufic Gaspard, its former head of research, wagers that "swapped" deposits are worth $133bn—meaning net assets are already negative.
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In a now-deleted video, three white teenagers swapped out "black power" from his original audio with a racial slur.
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"The one primary reason for why both countries swapped spots was the fall in oil prices," which impacted Norway's GDP.
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Kohver was swapped for Aleksei Dressen, who had been imprisoned in Estonia in 2012 on charges of spying for Moscow.
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For one thing, the rebound depends on how easily energy can be swapped for other inputs (like capital or labour).
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All this is made possible by giant lists of e-mail addresses that are bought, sold and swapped between spammers.
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And more shippers are setting up hubs where trailers are swapped, which keeps drivers closer to home and therefore happier.
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Those get inserted one at a time into natural yeast chromosomes by being swapped for corresponding sections of existing DNA.
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There, its battery can be swapped with a fully charged one, and its wheels and sensors can be sprayed clean.
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Price also noted that the passenger could have boarded the flight if he somehow swapped boarding passes with his brother.
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Microsoft swapped my power supply as it was faulty, and I was never able to reproduce the same disconnect problem.
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He has swapped playful taunts and bro-hugs with the president; he has been intimate, one might say, with history.
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Reagan sat across from Thurgood Marshall and that whole lunch he and Marshall laughed and joked and swapped football stories.
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With opulence and grandeur, Khloé Kardashian, Kim Kardashian West and Kylie Jenner swapped their vacation wear for plush winter ensembles.
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So we swapped out the couch for a credenza, because storage is extremely important and it just made more sense.
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And after confirming that it is indeed General Mattis's phone number, the Post swapped the image out on its website.
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Kombucha, being brewed with tea usually, is already a caffeinated beverage, but what if you swapped the tea for coffee?
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I've certainly swapped a few more bus rides for Lyft rides over the last year because it's faster and easier.
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When Kelly Clarkson swapped record labels, her fans may not have known that there was more brewing under the surface.
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Now imagine if you swapped Gortat for a high-flyer like Philadelphia's disgruntled Nerlens Noel, and replaced Smith with Morris.
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At one point, Clooney and Roberts, sitting next to each other, jovially swapped phones to speak to each other's callers.
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Every star from Kristen Stewart to Cara Delevingne swapped shears for clippers, showing off their shortest — and coolest — styles yet.
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On Tuesday, Tesla swapped out its HR chief amid a fight against the unionization effort at its Silicon Valley factory.
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If it's working, it should list your location as a generic city and have swapped out your usual IP address.
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"This particular take is a remake but they gender-swapped it so Anna is actually playing Kurt Russell," she said.
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"Wait, honestly, I didn't look at her," Andy said, looking more closely at his gender-swapped image on the screen.
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Alexander Rossi finished in second place after he and Pagenaud swapped the lead several times in the race's final laps.
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However, a spokesperson for the Rules committee, which swapped the amendments, said the new bill was released long before midnight.
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Along the Iraq-Syria border, Iraqi patrol forces have swapped their hard tactical helmets for the warmth of beanie caps.
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In recent months Hofer seemingly swapped his earlier gun-toting strongman persona for that of a gentler, cane-carrying character.
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The Game of Thrones cast might as well start calling themselves the Faceless Men, given how often they've swapped faces.
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That egg carried the nuclear DNA of the mother, but swapped out her mtDNA for that of the healthy donor.
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Once the deal was in place, however, Gehry was booted off the project and a cheaper design was swapped in.
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At the very least, it's like Google Street View with all of the clicking swapped out for a strange soundtrack.
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About eight years ago, she teased him about it at a birthday party, where his pals swapped stories about Reynolds.
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I ultimately removed myself from the dildo part and swapped with the Rawhide coarse vibration part, which I really enjoyed.
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Cai also read aloud some of the many messages the pair swapped over WeChat, the popular Chinese social media platform.
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I swapped out the patterned dresses for ill-fitting suits foraged on sale at the Nordstrom Rack on L Street.
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John Legend and Chrissy Teigen both have gorgeous faces – but those faces don't look so great when they've been swapped.
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There's a sense of joy and carelessness now, like the old crowd has been swapped out for a new one.
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And for her exit, Lopez swapped the look for a Yves Saint Laurent metallic pussybow blouse and color coordinated skirt.
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Early adopters and young coders swapped their favorite versions of Artillery, refined the code and created their own small variations.
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The teams swapped the lead six times as the Pirates initially matched the Bearcats' intensity on defense and the boards.
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In a panel on this topic, five creators swapped stories about having mental breakdowns after making it big on YouTube.
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The compact bursts of catharsis are swapped out for expansive, spacious arrangements and songs where Christian Holden doesn't even scream.
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So he swapped his flat in London for one in Rome, where everything would be new and anything could happen.
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In summer, men in very small speedos lounge around as if in a gender-swapped version of an Ingres painting.
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Shiru will build a database of unique proteins that can be readily swapped into various animal-based foods, Hume said.
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Lia McHugh is playing a gender-swapped version of Sprite who looks young, but is actually thousands of years old.
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He had swapped his tuxedo jacket for a sparkling gold blazer, a wedding gift from the bride (no Glitterator, though).
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The riders swapped congratulations, and Froome and his teammates sipped some Champagne and beer while showing off special race clothing.
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You can have the clip-in pedals swapped out for "toe cages" that allow you to work out in sneakers.
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So, three of my colleagues and I swapped out our regular shampoos and conditioners for customized Function of Beauty regimens.
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Industry swapped CFCs for HFCs, resulting in a 258 percent increase in the use of heat-trapping HFCs since 1990.
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The Blazers essentially swapped out their wing rotation, but it's to be decided if they improved their defense or shooting.
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The organization also swapped out 180 laptop and desktop computers as it tried to revamp its system following the hack.
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Corn, goats or chickens are swapped for goods and services, a system Zimbabweans have used to survive previous economic crises.
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But unknown to Aeroflot and its staff, Mr. Galin swapped Fibi for his real pet, Viktor, before boarding the plane.
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"He added that he and Hadid "haven't officially swapped keys or anything yet, [but] we live together wherever we are.
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Curry swapped his sneakers before the start of the third quarter and kept searching for a rhythm that never surfaced.
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The Islanders also swapped minor league forwards with Colorado, acquiring the former Rangers prospect Marc-Andre Cliché for Taylor Beck.
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Jones watched from his driver's seat as brothers Kurt and Kyle Busch swapped door-slams over the final two laps.
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The whole thing feels a bit like someone fell in love with Earthbound and swapped JRPG fights for golf swings.
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In the movie, the home belonged to Cameron Diaz's character, who swapped houses with Kate Winslet's character for Christmas vacation.
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Regev had swapped her heels for a pair of worn flip-flops and piled up her hair with a clip.
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I experienced this firsthand when I recently swapped out my iPhone 11 Pro to try out Google's new Pixel 4.
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He funded the company the same way he had funded the bank, with deposits from the public swapped for shares.
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Apple has swapped the disastrous butterfly keyboard for its Magic Keyboard instead (as seen on the 16-inch MacBook Pro).
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He swapped the duffels for two rolling suitcases, walking the 10 blocks to Chelsea and stopping at West 23rd Street.
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Stepping away from the decks, he swapped his black leather motorcycle jacket for white robes and a gold-color stole.
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The American economy had swapped the frivolity of a stock market party for the grim trappings of a bedside vigil.
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And Carrie-Anne Moss as a gender-swapped Jeri Hogarth on Marvel's Jessica Jones Netflix series is chilling and fantastic.
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But his time spent in South Sinai has swapped strobing lights and dancing crowds for the serenity of desert life.
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Of course, Cal and Oregon are...in the same conference, and so they could have just swapped seedings and locations.
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Later, when Kodak introduced celluloid film, Marey swapped the glass plate for a roll of film that moved between exposures.
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Why, for instance, had the arcade machine at my favorite bar, the divey Sophie's in Alphabet City, been swapped out?
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Trump's call-capable phones are swapped out every month or so, but his Twitter phone, he holds onto, Politico reported.
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He offered them tips on how to stay "out of the realm of drunk lunatics" and even swapped phone numbers.
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The other was her local bank, where she swapped stories about her children and their families with the branch manager.
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Ealom said the poll worker had accidentally swapped around the mayor's name and entered his first name as his last.
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Since then, the artists have made the basement their studio and swapped their old housemates with friends from San Francisco.
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Last May, the sign was taken down and replaced, the word "Trump" swapped with a tiny picture of a horse.
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The Israeli left, for its part, swapped its original socialist agenda for land-for-peace after the conquests of 1967.
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Instead, the men stripped him naked, strapped a diaper on him, and swapped out his shackles for a heavier set.
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Syringes have been swapped out with insulin pumps, and finger pricks have been replaced with sensors embedded under the skin.
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The two teams swapped buckets down the stretch, but Santa Clara was unable to get the lead below seven points.
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Keselowski and Busch swapped the lead several times during a green-flag run that began with 203 laps to go.
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Invented in Britain and developed by William Coolidge, these bulbs swapped the hot, dim carbon filaments with a tungsten filament.
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Rami Malek said he once swapped places with his twin Sami to help him with a final monologue in college.
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By the time he landed, his tweets were gone and the FDA swapped his old handle for Hahn's new one.
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They swapped a few more messages; she asked Jared how old he was and he told her he was 24.
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Soon enough, the picture was swapped out for one that didn't show the graffiti, and our two comments were deleted.
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Many diners have swapped to diets where they eat fewer carbs and have embraced gluten-free menu items, spiking demand.
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Gadot's fake porn precipitated a brief but highly publicized blitz of amateur graphic artist trolls posting face-swapped videos online.
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Bailey played 15 years — five with Washington, then 10 more with Denver after the Redskins swapped him for Clinton Portis.
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His wife, Liudmila, died on October 23, 2012 of cancer, after Skripal was swapped for 10 Russian spies in 2010.
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Back in 2014 Tesla briefly played with an automated system that swapped Model S battery packs in less than 90 seconds.
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About 95 percent of creditors swapped their bonds in 2005 and 2010 for some 30 cents on the dollar or less.
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I swapped my morning coffee for gummy caffeine cubes for a week — and I'm almost convinced chewable energy is the future
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It turned out that the District of Columbia's Water and Sewer Authority had in fact swapped chlorine for chloramine in 2000.
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After searching Amazon, these are some of the best cases available for anyone who has swapped traditional books for the Paperwhite.
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And experiments seemed to observe neutrinos disappearing and reappearing, as if they'd swapped into a fourth, more difficult-to-observe identity.
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The past eight weeks, I've swapped pricey bars and restaurants for cash diet-friendly activities, many of which I've highlighted below.
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Everything in this picture, from the colors to the layout to the items themselves, can be swapped out in five seconds.
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Somewhere over the Atlantic, minutes after attacking Trudeau, he swapped that for a photo with soldiers saluting during the national anthem.
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Washington (CNN)Two former GOP primary rivals buried the hatchet and swapped digits Tuesday: President Donald Trump had lunch with Sen.
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Her red hair is gone, swapped for a super-short blonde bob for her role in the new Netflix series Maniac.
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Most recently a crypto PR rep and investor, Michael Terpin, lost $24 million to hackers who swapped his AT&T SIM.
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It comes in 40 and 44mm sizes, has a few different finishes, and the watch bands can be easily swapped out.
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What little is known about Mr Assad's torture machine comes from survivors swapped in prisoner exchanges or released after bribing officials.
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Mr. Wentz's theme clues are for the common phrase, with the initials swapped out for the alternate words, for humorous effect.
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Although, this time around, Asus has swapped out the original 3X optical zoom 13MP lens for a dual-camera 12MP system.
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So, they took him off the field for his first scene with Voight and swapped in his stunt double, Peter Gardere.
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With 10 minutes remaining Owens and the teenager swapped places and he said he was amazed at the almost instant transformation.
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The biggest difference between the two is the background in the photo, which was completely swapped out with a new pic.
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In an email, a spokesman for the airline said that to date, a small number of crew members have swapped trips.
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For her second ceremony, the TV journalist swapped the couple's first wedding's Times Square venue for her family's homeland of Greece.
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A bigger budget When homeowners originally swapped spaces, designers only had a measly $1,000 to make their visions come to life.
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The drone should be able to last for 25 minutes on a single charge, although the battery can be swapped out.
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The Belmonts' plan worked, as we eventually learned Cora's memories were filled with disjointed, incorrect, swapped out people, places, and things.
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They swapped outfits and jewelry on regular basis, setting trends in the hip fashion districts of Carnaby Street and King's Road.
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The meal swapped in vegetarian, organic ingredients into comfort foods that I love, making it as ethical as it was delicious.
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If you're not crazy about a specific bottle, it can usually be sent back and swapped out for a different one.
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In her case, she swapped her typical work outfit of jewelry and expensive haircuts with a bathing suit and a ponytail.
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Determined to put a stop to other kids' jabs at his weight, he swapped soda for water in his early teens.
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A senior GOP aide confirmed on Wednesday morning that Republicans had swapped out the Lee amendment for one from Oklahoma Rep.
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In 2008, after the housing market imploded, Berkshire bought $300 million of USG convertible debt, which was later swapped into stock.
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The research and data show three things: First, the beverage tax in Berkeley meant people swapped unhealthy beverages for healthier ones.
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Wonka, the name attached to popular candy like Runts, SweeTarts, Laffy Taffy, and Nerds, just got swapped for a new name.
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So, naturally, he swapped his holographic Han Solo trading card with a friend for a 56k modem and started poking around.
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Most teased you with high-quality 1080p video but soon swapped that for 480p (after some data usage), DVD-quality video.
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It makes sense; The Lobster feels like an extended Tim and Eric segment if you swapped out the weed for Wellbutrin.
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In Taiwan, batteries can be swapped at kiosks found at gas stations and more offbeat locations, including retail stores and cafes.
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We imagine the Ancient Agora of Athens, for instance, as a place where merchants peddled goods and citizens swapped political ideas.
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I was there to observe as the Calder car was swapped out for the airbrushed 1990 BMW 535i by Matazo Kayama.
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The company is on track to have swapped out all 66 of the old Iridium satellites for new ones by 2018.
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The comedy gender-swapped the lead role, and instead of telekinesis the protagonist used a magical smartphone app that controls boys.
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Perhaps ravioli will be swapped out for something more bland next Christmas, which my family will eventually associate with good times.
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This time the women are the stars, and adorable young boys are playing support with a cheeky gender-swapped music video.
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Many of the ancillary systems in the reactor have been renewed or replaced, but the core itself cannot be swapped out.
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Warren and Biden have swapped leads in national and early state polls with the Iowa caucuses less than 100 days away.
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They swapped left-handed-hitting young outfielders, sending Brandon Nimmo down to Class AAA Las Vegas and bringing back Michael Conforto.
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Lest you mistake the silence of creative gestation for the silence of lethargy, Mr. Ocean has now swapped scarcity for abundance.
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Those deals resulted in 92 percent of Argentina's defaulted debt being swapped, paying investors less than 30 cents on the dollar.
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But as cow milk gets swapped for almond milk, and sugar gets substituted with Stevia sweetner, prices see an inverse reaction.
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Several players, including star quarterback Terrelle Pryor, had allegedly swapped team and personal memorabilia and equipment for tattoos and other benefits.
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This time around, the Duchess of Cambridge has swapped her solid brunette hair color for blonde highlights, just ahead of summer.
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"I don't know how we got here from The Voice Australia to The Voice US and now we're swapped," Hudson says.
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A full charge lasts three hours––plenty of time for a normal meal––and the battery can be swapped out easily.
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The company appeared to have been facing troubles for some time – the company last year swapped CEOs after examining its books.
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They swapped importing with manufacturing their own black hair products and subsequently became the first company in Europe to do so.
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Phones that were performing far below the GeekBench average suddenly began performing above it after he swapped in a new battery.
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Other companies, including Matternet, land their unmanned aerial vehicles on charging stations where their batteries are swapped out for fresh ones.
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On the way, we swapped stories about our favorite NYC parties, with Seva Granik and Ladyfag's SHADE as a top contender.
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Unfortunately, when my dad found out, he took it back to Toys "R" Us and swapped it for a Stretch Armstrong.
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If I'm Dante, I could turn trickster—one of four variants that can be swapped in real-time, even mid-combo!
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The Double Baconator burger from Wendy's with the bun swapped out for lettuce leaves fell in the middle of the pack.
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Because of an editing error, two picture captions were swapped in a slide show with an earlier version of this article.
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Australia's Channel 7 caused an uproar during their medal count predictions when they swapped out China's flag for that of Chile.
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Their names were things like Pink Rathian and Azure Rathalos, as if to highlight the palette swapped nature of their design.
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She was allowed back on, but 2 of the flight attendants were swapped out ... to avoid any further drama, we're guessing.
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In Seattle, 85% of middle and high schools in the 2016-2017 school year swapped start times with the elementary schools.
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But the surrounding neighbors pushed back on that plan, so Kashef swapped it out for a plan for a residential compound.
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In the two years since that "Ghostbusters," the gender-swapped remake has expanded from one-off stunt into full-blown genre.
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Stocks were soaring and they swapped market tips and touted apps that allowed them to buy Bitcoin on the golf course.
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He wonders if they have swapped one kind of limbo for another, or if they will be forced back to Nauru.
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Blond Puttanesca (Linguine With Tuna, Arugula and Capers) Our brilliant Colu Henry has swapped out the tomato in a classic puttanesca.
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As a result of seeing "Tectonic Plates," the next day I swapped from doing pre-med to doing theater and classics.
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Grassley also cried foul over text messages in which the pair swapped side conversations and exchanged documents on iMessage and Gmail.
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You're about to find out, thanks to this guy, who swapped out one of his ski poles for a selfie stick.
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His mission actually got swapped in NASA's shuttle lineup with Mission 513 — the Columbia flight that disintegrated over Texas in 2003.
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The regulation was considered a failed experiment and rolled back; Santa Anita swapped to dirt in 2010 and other tracks followed.
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Flex supports Jun-keun "Rapel" Kim and Shane "Rawkus" Flaherty were swapped constantly, preventing either of them from finding a rhythm.
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Historical rivals, the parties have swapped power at every election since emerging from the opposing sides of Ireland's 1920s civil war.
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To pay for the shares, Berkshire swapped $5 billion of Bank of America preferred stock it had bought in August 2011.
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In 2009 only I, the director of the C.I.A., and Mike McConnell, the director of national intelligence, were quickly swapped out.
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On average, study sites swapped a staggering 28 percent of their species every decade, with many having an even higher turnover.
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American Airlines said fan blades in the engines that were of concern had been swapped out with those in similar engines.
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With the help of Russia's internal intelligence service, he emptied out the athletes' steroid-laced urine and swapped in clean urine.
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However, airlines had swapped for other planes on 2737 other flights that had been scheduled to use the 7377 MAX 7377.
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This recommended the use of smaller units such as women's centers, and that custody be swapped for community sentences where possible.
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That's why it's been gender-swapped, performed thousands of times, and even expanded into a popular, ambiguously queer '70s TV series.
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The scientists swapped one lithium-ion battery for a fresh one, then left for lunch to let the new power supply charge.
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When it came time for Harry and Markle to exchange vows, the prince accidentally swapped "I do" and said "I will" instead.
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Women in photos without simple or plain backdrops have their pants swapped out for skirts without any discernible changes to the background.
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The A11 Bionic chip will likely get swapped with a faster chip and the screen will remain OLED and measure 5.8-inches.
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Disney swapped its own stock for the Euro Disney shares, increasing its stake in Euro Disney to 85.7 percent from 76.7 percent.
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They swapped the accent colors they were rocking in their first suit with Kylie in bright orange, and Woods in neon green.
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Even her outfits can be swapped out or modded to get better stats for the type of enemy she's expecting to face.
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Some of the lyrics have gone through sensitivity training (in "Prince Ali," for example, "Sunday salaams" is swapped out for "Friday salaams.").
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Both teams swapped 6-0 runs in the first overtime to force a second OT tied with the score tied at 94.
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"We're not kids anymore," Mike (Finn Wolfhard) says in the trailer, that's swapped the show's traditional Halloween setting for the summer sun.
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The investigation determined that Saosongyang allegedly purchased a second scratch-off ticket himself and swapped it with LW's when LW was sleeping.
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Like other Lenses, the sound reactions will likely get swapped out for new ones in just a couple of days or weeks.
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Tired of dreading work on Mondays, Brett Schulman swapped finance for food — a leap of faith that appears to be paying off.
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For example, "reach out," which is popular in South Dakota, can simply be swapped for "contact" — which is clear, simple, and direct.
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During an outing in Sydney, the Duchess swapped her Stuart Weitzman pumps for her beloved Rothy's flats, which are miraculously still available.
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I thought of it the way I'd heard it: Some nasty little tidbit you swapped behind the scenes — a classic Hollywood tale.
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In Europe and East Asia the growth of cities was driven by migration from the countryside, as workers swapped fields for factories.
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Or, they swapped dollars for yuan in onshore currency forwards, tempering depreciation expectations by containing the yuan's price in the forwards market.
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Vincent Viola swapped a job at an exchange for Virtu Financial, the electronic-trading firm he founded that made him a fortune.
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It's a big, honking timepiece on your wrist that's thick, chunky, and has a stiff rubber strap that can't be swapped out.
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New vice president Ousainu Darboe, leader of the United Democratic Party, swapped jobs with Fatoumata Jallow Tambajang, who was appointed foreign minister.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Monday swapped Twilio in for Red Hat as part of his "cloud kings" group of hot tech stocks.
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"When that Amazon article hit ... the entire staff said you could have swapped out Lean In for Amazon," the former employee said.
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We're always down for wedding looks that break from tradition, but we've never seen a veil swapped for a hooded cape before.
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The coco bonds, a post-crisis creation, worked as they were supposed to: swapped for equity and written down if need be.
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Though the auditors swapped hand-off notes, no one auditor was able to delve into the bank's operations for any extended period.
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Later, we swapped places and she rode along virtually with me, chatting and interacting by displaying her photos on my car's touchscreen.
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Most of the money will then be swapped into dollars, with some yen will be used to pay for imports from Japan.
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She swapped her nude pumps for Tamara Mellon black velvet 'Kindred' calf hair boots and carried her Stella McCartney "Falabella" black tote.
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That's when it happened — wub-wub-wub-WHOOSH — that now-familiar sound that told me I'd swapped into the world of OpenMind.
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A few months ago, I swapped out my sandwich addiction for fresh homemade salads, quit drinking alcohol, and started meditating every day.
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The included PopTop will match the case color, but any PopTop can be swapped in its place; individual PopTops start at $8.
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The company didn't touch the main lens, but the older model's telephoto has been swapped out for one with a bigger aperture.
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And by "spread the love," I mean swapped spit with her BF. Here's Stefani planting one on Shelton in all its glory.
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Bottle security became a major concern when officials learned athletes' analytical results were manipulated and samples swapped at the 2014 Sochi Olympics.
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Following other recent bans on the controversial practice of AI-generated, face-swapped porn, Reddit too has brought the ban hammer down.
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The city swapped back to the Lake Huron water supply in October, but the damage was already done to the lead pipes.
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If none of this sounds particularly in keeping with Roodt's antiestablishment dream—government laws swapped for corporate terms of service—that's true.
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The three-year swapped back about 211bp wide of BBSW, 213bp or so inside the highs 211s local three-year clearing rate.
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The sentencing of two captured Russian servicemen in Ukraine earlier this month has fueled speculation that they might be swapped for Savchenko.
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While the chefs worked out the recipe in the kitchen, they swapped restaurant hardship stories, discussed ticketed reservation systems and California taxes.
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As for Schlumberger, as much as he likes it, he swapped it out for industrial Dow Chemical for its 3.5 percent yield.
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The system uses what's known as a zero-knowledge proof to prove that ballots haven't been swapped out during this shuffling phase.
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President Emmanuel Macron on Wednesday led a national tribute to Beltrame, who swapped places with a woman Lakdim had been holding hostage.
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The last time you ran into term limits you swapped places with a human seat-warmer rather than mess with the constitution.
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Because of this, Lyu noticed that the face-swapped deepfake videos rarely blink, opening an avenue of detection, at least for now.
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The family history reads like a Gabriel Garcia Marquez novel with the violent political revolutions swapped for really fucking great nights out.
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The company has announced a headband called the H05 that can be swapped in to add Bluetooth to its TMA-053 headphones.
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On August 22015, 2513, at the Marina Barrage club in Singapore, 2251 DJs swapped out deck duties over a six-hour span.
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Russian whistle-blowers have come forward with evidence of shadow laboratories, tampering by state intelligence officers and swapped samples at the Olympics.
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Apple swapped out the A10 Fusion chip for the incredibly powerful A11 Bionic CPU, but left the screen and cameras largely unchanged.
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It was five years old by the time she swapped it out for a 6S Plus at the end of the season.
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The electronic viewfinder can be swapped for one that tilts, or it can be removed entirely to make the camera more compact.
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The vendor in China he paid $80,123 to supply and ship inflatable lounges swapped out the approved product for a cheaper alternative.
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Media firms moving into streaming have "swapped a quarter for a nickel and paid $5 for the privilege," sums up one executive.
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My veggie version swapped meat for cheese-covered leeks, which were soft and flavorful, but rendered the beans a less-appealing companion.
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As more inactivity is tracked, your potato stem grows larger with more leaves, and the ottoman gets swapped out for a chair.
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The next, I would be in an alternate timeline, having swapped places with that world's Bryan Bishop, the inventor of OpenMind technology.
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Emmy Rossum and Tracee Ellis Ross arrived looking ready to exhale, having swapped their award show attire for less constricting party frocks.
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Instead of appointing fresh figures as his Cabinet ministers, he tapped cronies late at night and, like Trump, swapped them out constantly.
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But Roberts and his colleagues swapped out the legislative fact-finding process with their own policy assessment and found the law wanting.
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Instead, Basra swapped rule of fear by Saddam for rule of fear by fundamentalist Shiite militias, who quickly moved into the vacuum.
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For a while, Secret grew like a weed, as people swapped gossip and other tidbits on the service without revealing their identities.
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They swapped out J.J. Redick and Jimmy Butler for Al Horford and Josh Richardson, losing some shooting, but adding defense and size.
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Some will now be repayable later, while some floating-rate debt will be swapped for new borrowings fixed at current low rates.
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Jones and Kenseth swapped second back and forth for much of the remaining 50 laps before Hamlin got by Kenseth for third.
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According to the complaint, things like "Average Duration of Video Viewed" would be swapped with "Average Watch Time" with the corrected data.
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That recipe evolved to see the water swapped out for Mexican lime juice when the protein changed to a sea-based one.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Remember when Drake face-swapped himself with Obama on the last day of the presidency?
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Brewers' sales dropped in the first quarter of 2018 as Americans swapped cold beers for hard alcohol, reports the Wall Street Journal.
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The 35-year-old face-swapped with her young daughter — who is no stranger to the app — and we're loving the results.
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They've turned Instagram's interface into a Snapchat filter for the day and just swapped out "Instagram" for "Snapchat" up at the top.
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And if Simmons and Russell swapped teams tomorrow, is it obvious which one would improve, or be more potent in the playoffs?
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Kirkley swapped Patterson's earthenware pottery with white ceramic, providing Coi pastry chef Nick Muncy with a canvas begging to be artfully filled.
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Maybe you've stored away your sweaters and swapped in a few off-the-shoulder tops, or stocked up on cute new monokinis.
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Streaming music pioneer Pandora, which has built a big business but whose future still looks quite uncertain, has swapped out CEOs again.
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Recently, cities like Seattle and Minneapolis have swapped out Columbus for events in honor of native peoples, following places like Berkeley, Calif.
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In the panel, Mr. Murray swapped the beer bottles and cigarettes originally in Fares's window with rows of potato chips and cookies.
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In turn, the Dodgers then quickly swapped out Freese, who is best against left-handed pitching, for Muncy, a left-handed hitter.
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Mapo tofu, with pork swapped for dried shiitakes (resuscitated and poached in a gingery broth), is puzzlingly mild, missing its trademark buzz.
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Freia swapped the tried and tested tinfoil wrapper with generic air-tight plastic, which was met with protests and threats of boycott.
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Damascus in war-torn Syria remained the worst-ranked city, below Lagos in Nigeria and the Bangladeshi capital Dhaka, which swapped places.
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The saga of Castle Hot Springs resort sounds like a Carl Hiaasen novel if he swapped South Florida for Arizona's Sonoran Desert.
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By my third day, I had swapped my rented bicycle for an e-bike after being beaten down one too many times.
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And Ms. Hirayama was an attorney who swapped the grueling hours of corporate law for the equally grueling ones of piping macarons.
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The conflict in Parliament underscores larger tensions that have ratcheted up in the country since Sirisena swapped prime ministers on October 26.
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For instance, insecurely-downloaded programs can be swapped out for malware by attackers, and eavesdroppers can read users' insecurely-downloaded bank statements.
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The classmates didn't volunteer at shelters or hand out pamphlets; they simply huddled with poor people on the streets and swapped stories.
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On a recent night, Mr. Olivares huddled in the bay of the station, adjusting his reflective vest while his friends swapped stories.
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The neighborhood feels much the same to her, though she swapped a block of three-family rowhouses for one of midrise buildings.
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Middleton swapped her party clothes for a regal blue coat with a cape on the second day of her Northern Ireland tour.
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Anderson swapped with RF Adam Eaton in the batting order on June 13; on Monday, they went back to their original positions.
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The Unlimited plan allows users to rent four items at a time, and those items can be swapped out at any time.
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Ms. Garlick started a blog to chronicle her minimalist journey, showing how she found used baby gear and swapped items with friends.
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Most scientists will work a two-month stint aboard the ship before being replaced, and the crew will be swapped halfway through.
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Updated February 2020: We've added four new vessels and swapped out the Snow Peak single-walled mug for their double-walled mug.
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"Ha, I think we swapped numbers on Tinder but, like, ages and ages ago," she says (that must account for the "T").
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In a new policy announced on Tuesday, Facebook says it will remove deepfakes, or algorithmically-generated face-swapped videos, from its platform.
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After receiving the news about the closure, he swapped 25 emails about the situation with the artist Cindy Sherman, another bird owner.
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