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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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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Museveni's fold out chair was swapped for an iron throne.
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His previously relaxed demeanor swapped for an intensely focused stare.
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Gigantic map and multiplying objectives are swapped for more manageable enclosures.
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Each remaining Unidas share will be swapped for 1.059096 Locamerica share.
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Each remaining Unidas share will be swapped for 1.059096 Locamérica share.
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The tiramisu was swapped for a cricket cookie (Image: Ryan F. Mandelbaum)
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Christmas songs are swapped for haunting ballads about the cruelty of war.
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Much depends on how quickly new cash can be swapped for old.
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Please note: The boxes cannot be returned or swapped for another box.
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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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Must be swapped for the Staff; Staff and Blaster can't be used simultaneously.
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Shares in Fibria will start being swapped for shares in Suzano on Jan.
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The sounds of Super Mario Maker are swapped for music, often heavy metal.
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The old debt would be swapped for new debt with the new terms.
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Pacing by the phone is swapped for Instagram snooping and discussions of online identity.
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The app loses its blue border and the camera icon is swapped for the circle.
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Visual sound effects like POW or THWACK are swapped for EDGES, SNATCHED, and YASS GAGA!
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Instagram has become a place where images of children are swapped for cold, hard cash.
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Czech officials declined to comment on whether the Czechs had been swapped for the Lebanese detainees.
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So the inventory target has been swapped for an investment objective to justify continued production restraint.
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It also introduced a new developer since series creator Dontnod was swapped for Deck Nine Games.
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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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He had earlier said the 737 MAX jets on order might be swapped for another model.
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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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The pick used on Kuzma was originally Boston's—the one that got swapped for Jayson Tatum.
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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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As bans are phased in, diesel cars are likely to be swapped for electric vehicles, he said.
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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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That's mostly been swapped for the polish of aspirational faking it on apps like Facebook-owned Instagram.
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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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As of Monday, 57 percent of Note 7 owners had swapped for new devices, Samsung Europe said.
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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 love they'd transferred to Khemu cannot be easily swapped for "new" love between the two of them.
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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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Commerce would continue, with state-backed currencies swapped for crypto alternatives that float freely on an open market.
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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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And in the back, the original ports are swapped for modern ones — DC power in and HDMI out:
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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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He insisted that East Germans' worthless money should be swapped for Deutschmarks at a ratio of one for one.
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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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Above, watch the magic that happens when "boy" clothes are swapped for colorful skirts, frilly selections, and bright options.
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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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Turkey said that neither country had requested that the two Greek soldiers be swapped for the eight Turkish ones.
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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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One of Lady's friends Jock was gender-swapped for the 2019 film and is now voiced by a woman.
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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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The three government bonds NBG swapped for new government paper of equal value had an average coupon of 3.5%.
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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 diamonds with nitrogen atoms swapped for carbon atoms have a leftover electron and a gap in the lattice structure.
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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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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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Those get inserted one at a time into natural yeast chromosomes by being swapped for corresponding sections of existing DNA.
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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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He funded the company the same way he had funded the bank, with deposits from the public swapped for shares.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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 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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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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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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Alternatively, Target and Amazon also have trade-in programs, where the 6S, for example, can be swapped for a $332 gift card.
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As part of a deal, the spies were swapped for four Russian prisoners, three of whom were serving sentences on treason convictions.
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Even if those were written down in full or swapped for shares, the bank would still need 700 million euros of new cash.
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It was as if I'd suddenly gone culturally blind and all my points of reference had been swapped for a disorientating white veil.
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The tree was still ready for park goers to ogle and photograph the next day, but was swapped for fake trees moving forward.
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Around 10 AM, the steel pans are swapped for speakers oozing rapid-fire soca beats, and the crowd becomes younger and less clothed.
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The ramps also lead just short of the water's edge, where wheelchairs are swapped for JOBs, whose oversized wheels easily master the sand.
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As a teenager he had a shaved head and toted a skateboard, which he later swapped for a motorcycle and a leather jacket.
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And last year&aposs Brooklyn Brewery Brooklyn lager has been swapped for Shmaltz Brewing Company&aposs seasonal brew, Chanukah, Hanukkah: Pass The Beer.
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This is one of the simplest and most ancient types of codes, in which letters of an established alphabet are swapped for invented ones.
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In which case, how many people, from employees to board members, have been swapped for hosts via this process over the past three decades?
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It's available in a silver or gray finish with black, orange, or blue straps, which can be easily swapped for other 18mm wide straps.
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Lieutenant Savchenko was swapped for two Russians captured in eastern Ukraine, who the Ukrainians say were soldiers serving in the Russian military intelligence service.
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A lime-colored kitchen in a property aimed at families was deemed too strident and swiftly swapped for safe white, gray and cream stripes.
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There are deepfake videos in which faces are swapped, for instance, or in which a person's expression and lip movement are altered, he said.
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A swap is where on flow of cash income, usually a fixed or steady rate, is swapped for a typically riskier flow of income.
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Mr. Martinez lived in Patchogue, N.Y., until he was 30 and doesn't miss the suburban car-centric culture he swapped for his Brooklyn lifestyle.
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But this uncanny valley of a medium does have one upside: Seemingly any actor can be swapped for one another in a movie scene.
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Some Trump partisans, including former campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, have taken note, saying Trump's pending Fed appointments should be swapped for nominees promising low rates.
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With the new larger size, the old 14-inch display has been swapped for a more standard 15.6-inch display with a slim 4.9mm bezel.
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After each such tour it returns, and its part-used battery is swapped for a freshly charged one by a robot arm within the box.
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Simultaneously, around 70 percent of existing debt would be swapped for equity, giving those creditors the right to 35 percent of the company, Abengoa said.
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Under Jet's rescue deal with lenders, it is unclear how much debt will be swapped for equity or how much money the lenders will infuse.
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Mario imagines Aron bursting into their hospital room, fighting everyone, demanding that the Cézanne on the wall be swapped for a Goya or something pornographic.
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Instead, this kind of research can help regulators identify problem zones—the fish most likely to be swapped for a less sustainable option—to target.
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He is hoping to be swapped for one of the dozens of Ukrainians imprisoned in Russia, but the Russians have yet to show any interest.
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A storage facility could be swapped for a hotel, for example, or the air rights over an office tower could be turned into a mall.
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Ski boots were swapped for slippers and I headed three flights up to my room, a no-frills situation with twin beds and a nightstand.
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Some say these qualities will be lost now that the Cubs are champions, swapped for more mundane excellence; that we have nothing left to teach.
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In total, Apple allowed 1,493 fake iPhones to be swapped for new ones by the students, but in total they attempted to swap 3,069 of them.
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In Europe, the P29 will have space for a microSD card, which in China and other Asian markets will be swapped for a second SIM slot.
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Simultaneously, around 70 percent of existing debt would be swapped for equity, giving those other creditors the right to 35 percent of the company, Abengoa said.
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The sport tip is easily replaced or swapped for a different size, while the earbud features a very fine screen to keep out dust and water.
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The interior of El Quinto is like stepping into Noodle Bar, except the exposed wood walls have been swapped for Buenos Aires' obsession with white marble.
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The traditional playing pieces like a battleship and race car have been swapped for new tokens including a notebook and pen, a jet and a watch.
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Mia's thin, wire-framed glasses are swapped for contacts, and a blowdryer-wielding hairdresser irons out Mia's frizzy curls into a flattened, glossy mold of hair.
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More from the Financial Times:Robert Mueller names grand jury in Trump-Russia probeThe spice island they swapped for Manhattan US regulator moves to loosen Volcker rule
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With each contribution, Local Guides earn points that can be swapped for real-life perks including extra online data storage and early access to new Google features.
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The rest of the key spec differences are as follows: The position of the USB-C port and down-facing speaker have been swapped for some reason.
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Behind him, a projection featured the parody seal, in which the bald eagle is swapped for the double-headed eagle from the Russian Federation's coat of arms.
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Erdogan has previously suggested that Brunson could be swapped for Fethullah Gulen, the US-based cleric whom the Turkish government blames for the failed coup in 2016.
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The chassis frame showed up from the US in the early 1900s, and horse-drawn modes of transport were swapped for the rickety-looking, polychrome-painted buses.
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By the time they did, reaching the US in 203 and Europe the year after, Green had been swapped for Blue, issued in Japan in October '96.
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In the biggest deportation in known history, weapons and gunpowder from Europe were swapped for millions of African slaves who were shipped across the Atlantic to the Americas.
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"As a minority, no sooner do you learn to polish and cherish one chip on your shoulder than it's taken off you and swapped for another," he wrote.
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Hollywood was built in the image of Clark Gable and John Wayne, and when obvious masculinity was swapped for quiet intelligence, Montgomery Clift became the actor of choice.
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Named a Mashable Choice product in 2016, the classic Google Home is super minimalist and aesthetically pleasing, with a modular base that can be swapped for alternate color options.
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Indirect diplomatic suggestions have been swapped for attention-grabbing proposals, strategic ambiguity has been abandoned for international military bases, high-profile drills, showy parades and standoffs with neighboring countries.
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One of the printheads could even be swapped for a robot hand that repositions a part or automatically removes it from the machine once the printing process is complete.
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Trump's campaign didn't respond to requests for comment about the tweet, which was deleted and replaced with the same meme in which the star was swapped for a circle.
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As the rain continued to fall, the visuals changed from military IDM command center to bikini-clad women with their own faces swapped for James' own distorted, grinning visage.
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The rotatable volume control has been replaced by plus and minus buttons on the top of the unit, and the matte finish has been swapped for a glossy patina.
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They shuffle into the office in flip-flops, handcuffs, and blindfolds, though their restraints are swapped for cups of coffee and we speak freely while their guard smokes outside.
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An online petition asking for it to be swapped for an outfit "suitable for a modern state" was launched shortly afterwards and has since attracted more than 7,000 signatures.
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That would be the Hummel heist dreamed up by Jimmy, in which a cheap figurine is swapped for a similar looking $8,000 model in the office of Neff copier.
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Or to allow the two romantic leads, Prabhas and Tamannaah — and later, others — to do a musical number, for which their everyday clothing is swapped for colorful, scanty costumes.
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The bodies of an Iranian killed in the fighting and two other dead fighters were to be swapped for 25 wounded IS fighters traveling with the convoy, the commander said.
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Here, the red wine that typically makes up this centuries-old northern Italian recipe, featuring garlic and anchovies, is swapped for Prosecco (the full recipe for which is detailed below).
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Sloppily scripted by Andrew Cosby, the dialogue is a maelstrom of interchangeable sameness — a conversation from the first act could very well be swapped for one of the movie's final lines.
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They still light up when you snap a photo or video, but the conspicuous yellow rings at the top of the frames have been swapped for colors that match the frames.
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The video also purports to show Abu Baseer al-Bumbari, a fighter identified as having been imprisoned in Mali and swapped for French hostage Serge Lazarevic who was freed in 2014.
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These are diamonds with single carbon atoms swapped for a nitrogen atom that could be useful in MRI imaging and other uses related to magnetic fields, like identifying the origins of rocks.
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We also hear a scurrilous story, worthy of Philip Roth, about a Bible, treasured after the Holocaust as a family heirloom, which the teen-age Michael reportedly swapped for a porn magazine.
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It rose as the "repo" rate—the price at which high-quality securities such as American government bonds can be temporarily swapped for cash—hit an intra-day peak of over 21.5%.
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The repo, or "repurchase agreement," market — in which Treasuries and other safe securities are swapped for cash to keep the wholesale markets liquids — was never a major profit center for big banks.
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He said an exchange had begun in the desert, under which the bodies of an Iranian killed in the fighting and two other dead fighters would be swapped for 25 wounded IS fighters.
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However, it does have a few downgrades that come with the lower price: No self-emptying bin, obviously, and the wonderful rubber carpet agitator was swapped for a boring but effective carpet brush.
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Then she accessorizes the outfit with a $2,880 Louis Vuitton handbag, long trench coat from The Row (similar styles average about $2,000) and white sneakers (which she eventually swapped for $795 Jimmy Choo heels).
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They can be removed altogether or swapped for alternate costumes (which'll be sold for $19.99 each), but obviously you'd want to leave one pair of them on because there's something kind of cute about it.
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Online, the phone book could be swapped for global records databases like Intelius and Pipl, with sites like Facebook and LinkedIn providing additional ways to confirm that a client was who they claimed to be.
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So while four of them are busy printing away, the fifth could be swapped for a milling head that removes support structures or other 3D-printed components that are only necessary for the printing process.
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The sports ministry, Mr Rodchenkov claimed, fed lab officials lists of athletes to be protected; their drug-laced samples were swapped for clean ones through a hole in the wall of the Sochi testing facility.
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At issue in the case were 50 billion reais ($15 billion) in preferred shares which, according to the offering's prospectus, could be swapped for voting stock should Petrobras pay out dividends in three consecutive years.
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In fact, to preserve their savings and avoid a political outcry, they will be deemed to have been "mis-sold" the bonds: they will receive shares which will in turn be swapped for new, safer bonds.
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But by the mid-60s, 50s eye makeup was swapped for the experimental eyeliner looks of the swinging sixties, inspired by Mod fashion and designers like Mary Quant who encouraged a more playful attitude towards style.
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The Greek side argues that it does not need a haircut but could manage its debt if its repayments were smoothed out, maturities were extended and more expensive IMF debt was swapped for cheaper European funding.
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Their cell phones have allegedly been confiscated and swapped for ones they can only use to contact Kelly with, and he reportedly dictates what kind of sexual encounters they participate in, of which he reportedly records.
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Meanwhile the girls are super low maintenance: a slick of plum lipstick, hair whipped up into high ponytails, one XL t-shirt swapped for another, sneakers, and loose-fitting jeans or overalls are the band standard.
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The engines, identical in every other respect to the ones that will go into service, will be swapped for fresh ones with the new part before the first 777X carries out its maiden flight next year.
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The portraits of Lenin have been replaced with Orthodox icons and the anniversary of the Bolshevik revolution has been swapped for a celebration of the expulsion of the (Catholic) Poles from (Orthodox) Russia in the 17th century.
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Loesser later sold the song to MGM for use in 1949's Neptune's Daughter, in which the song plays seriously between Esther Williams and Ricardo Montalban, and gender-swapped for humor between Betty Garrett and Red Skelton.
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North Face even gloated about its success with a short, two-minute video detailing how shots of famous locales were swapped for similar-seeming photos featuring North Face product placement, inorganically juicing North Face visibility in Google results.
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School is dropped and swapped for motherhood, and aspirations buried: dreams tucked to one side as a deeply patriarchal culture reminds every woman, time and time again, that she doesn't have the right to choose her own future.
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USA!) According to The Guardian, in some of those "ice creams," cream and milk were replaced with partially reconstituted dried skim milk or whey protein, vanilla was swapped for "general flavoring," and some also included coconut oil (NO
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That order comes in addition to a previous order of 80 A320neo jets in 2017 which was swapped for the larger A321 variants, bringing the total to 90 of the long-range A321 planes for the Saudi airline.
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Analysts said the offer, whereby $1,000 of 2017 paper can be swapped for the same amount of 2020 debt, and a paucity of details on the valuation of the CITGO collateral might account for the reaction from bondholders.
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She didn't play the fairy tale princess, like Ariana Grande in a titanic Giambattista Valli tulle creation and long opera gloves (later swapped for an emerald green Cinderella Givenchy) or Demi Lovato, performing in yards of white satin.
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A Brussels official told Reuters more time was needed before deciding on any easing of the rules on repurchase agreements — through which cash is swapped for collateral — to give banks an incentive to continue lending at quarter-ends.
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But the former Delaware senator's presence is being keenly felt here in Washington where Senate Democrats yesterday firmly quashed the idea that Biden and his son, Hunter, could be swapped for GOP witnesses in the Senate impeachment trial.
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However, the back the bulky three-prong PC-style power connector has been quietly swapped for the same slim, standard figure-eight cable that Sony and Microsoft both currently use for their PS4 Slim and Xbox One S consoles.
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A Latin copy of the letter, in which Columbus describes the mountains, fertile fields, gold and indigenous people he encountered in the Caribbean, is the one that was illegally swapped for a forgery at the Barcelona library, McCall said.
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Originally known as Gone Postal (a name that was wisely swapped for Shrine in 2014, then further supplanted by Zhrine come 2015), the Reykjavík-area band features members of other notables like Ophidian I, Naðra, and the aforementioned Svartidauði.
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For those who would like to see police change their methods in the wake of Ferguson — and shift toward problem-solving and community relationships rather than patrolling — HunchLab looks like one method of data analysis being swapped for another.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The DUP, which props up British Prime Minister Theresa May's government, is likely to back an amendment which says MPs will support May's Brexit deal if the Irish backstop is swapped for "alternative arrangements", The Telegraph newspaper said.
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The sentencing of two captured Russian servicemen in Ukraine on Monday fueled speculation that they might be swapped for Savchenko, 34, who was found guilty of involvement in the killing of two Russian journalists in 2014 during Ukraine's separatist conflict.
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Bollinger was swapped for Buckfast; a priest for a public blessing about making love to and in nature; and while Meghan and Harry shared a chaste kiss on the steps of Windsor Chapel, snogs were in no short supply here.
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Under that deal, up to 200 refugees a year held on Nauru could have been swapped for Cubans and Haitians intercepted at sea while trying to get to the U.S. and held at the U.S. Navy base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
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In late December, however, the government allowed more than 80 people to leave Eastern Ghouta to be taken to hospitals in Damascus for medical treatment, in a one-off people swap deal, in which prisoners were swapped for critically ill civilians.
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His beard, typically short and brownish-gray, is now 7 inches long and white as snow; his business attire has been swapped for a red, fur-lined suit and black boots; small reading glasses perch on the bridge of his nose.
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Even when they open, limits will be placed during the first few weeks on how much old currency can be swapped for cash as well as limits on the amount of money people will be able to withdraw from ATMs in a day.
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An initial UAH43bn (or 1.6% of GDP) in domestic bonds will be transferred to PrivatBank to be swapped for equity, thus increasing Ukraine's public debt which Fitch estimated at 74% of GDP (89% including guarantees) for 13 prior to the bank's nationalisation.
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The suit, which also lists his family as plaintiffs, essentially accused the Iranian authorities of having used Mr. Rezaian as leverage in the nuclear negotiations because they regarded him as a high-value prisoner who could be swapped for something they wanted.
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In the case of Rose, the Knicks had apparently discussed a possible point guard exchange with the Minnesota Timberwolves, with Rose being swapped for 26-year-old Ricky Rubio, who is more of playmaker than Rose, but that did not happen, either.
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The initial transaction is expected to close in the second half of next year, giving Delivery Hero an 88% stake in Woowa with the remaining 12% held by Woowa management, which will be swapped for Delivery Hero shares over the next four years.
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The initial transaction is expected to close in the second half of next year, giving Delivery Hero an 88% stake in Woowa with the remaining 12% held by Woowa management, which will be swapped for Delivery Hero shares over the next four years.
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The dossier doesn't mention Natalia Veselnitskaya, for example, a Russian lawyer with very real Kremlin links who really did hold a meeting at Trump Tower with key Trump campaign officials to discuss a deal involving dirt on Hillary Clinton being swapped for concessions on sanctions.
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About two thirds of Abengoa's 9.4 billion euros of debt would also be swapped for equity while another 500 million euros of existing loans would be refinanced and lenders would provide an additional 800 million euros in financial guarantees to develop projects, the source added.
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We're told to stay hydrated before the flight, and during the en masse trip to the women's room — where heels and work attire are swapped for leggings, sneakers, and jumpsuits — people begin openly speculating about how many bathroom breaks we'll be allotted throughout the day.
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Interestingly, one of the filing's flights of fancy is the possibility of a "removable end cap" that can be swapped for other modules: For example, an end cap could be installed that would allow two devices to be connected together and act as one system.
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"Vengeance," the series's final installment, debuting Sunday, July 1, on PBS (check local listings), begins with typically brutal fanfare: a burning fishing boat, a human trafficker with a cutout tongue and his cargo — three Syrian children — swapped for three upscale British tots while they're sleeping.
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The simple cube shape fits in with any decor, and the customizable grille can be swapped (for an additional price) from monolithic black to an olive, terracotta, or peacock color to better fit in with your style, or to complement a more flamboyant personality.
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Your standard commercial hits station sounds exactly like it did a decade ago, but Anastacia's been swapped for Adele and the weather's now read from a central command office that doesn't quite understand that place names might not be pronounced the way they're spelt.
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These aren't the shoes of the Silicon Valley uniform, where suits are swapped for hoodies and jeans—you could wear them if you worked on Wall Street, or in an art gallery, or if you had to be on your feet all day in a restaurant.
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The Greek sovereign returned to the capital markets in July after an absence of three years, placing a new benchmark EUR3 billion five-year bond with a yield of 13%, and smoothing its maturity profile (around half the proceeds were swapped for bonds due in 2019).
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"Changing the suit would require adding arms and legs segments to the medium-sized torso, which can be a fairly labor-intensive process," The Verge's Loren Grush explains (the spacesuits are modular: the legs and arms detach and can be swapped for different sizes, depending on who is wearing it).
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For this to become a reality, James would need to opt into his contract and probably be swapped for Gordon Hayward (the Cavs should be willing to take that contract back; at the very least, Hayward is a valuable trade chip who can kick-start their rebuild in one form or another).
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"Many participants," the minutes noted, saw advantage in stocking the portfolio with shorter-term securities, which could, in a crisis, be swapped for long-term bonds in hopes of lowering the longer-term interest rates that impact home mortgage rates, business borrowing, and a number of forms of credit important for the economy.
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In a face-off between two visions of the political power of art, the museum has hung another equestrian portrait: "Napoleon Leading the Army Over the Alps," by Kehinde Wiley, which pictures a young black man in the same pose, the bicorne replaced by a bandanna, the riding boots swapped for Timberlands.
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After being welcomed into the spa, our shoes were swiftly swapped for cute Japanese sandals ("We ask our clients to take off their shoes as a sign of letting go of their daily routine and unwinding," says Tomoko) and we were ushered into the gorgeous, minimalist lobby for some pre-massage tea and a piece of chocolate.
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Despite originating decades ago, the Twilight Zone has always adapted to the times: In a 2003 reboot of the classic "Maple Street" episode, the aliens from the original episode are swapped for members of the government, who have shut off the electricity as part of a social experiment to see how the town will react to a terrorist attack.
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There are several brands on the market that fit this criteria, but Gerbarg especially recommends Azendus, a high quality, potent brand that only recently came on the market in the US. Gerbarg, who is unaffiliated with the brand, adds that products similar to this one used to be more readily available here, but were swapped for those with cheaper ingredients.
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Or that this was a punctuation problem, and the commas should be swapped for semicolons: "Raising Her Daughter; Bernie Sanders; and Coordinating…" One troll suggested that to rid it of any ambiguity, all you'd have to do is tweak it to say "Cardi B's Daughter, Whose Name Is Bernie Sanders..." And several people advocated for swapping the order of the series, which, ultimately, was what happened.
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Rajon Rondo was traded to the Dallas Mavericks for a first-round pick, Jae Crowder, Jameer Nelson, and Brandan Wright (who was then dealt to the Phoenix Suns for two second-round picks—one which recently turned into Semi Ojeleye); Jeff Green was ludicrously swapped for a first-round pick from the Memphis Grizzlies; and Isaiah Thomas and Jonas Jerebko were scooped up in a three-team trade where the Celtics actually surrendered a first-round pick.
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