Pops of color are taking the place of all-white gowns.
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"Nature," with a capital N, was taking the place of God.
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Taking the place of a hostage and paying the ultimate price.
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I don't see art as taking the place of a child.
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Natural gas has been taking the place of coal in electricity production.
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My pulse thrummed through my veins, taking the place of the engine noise.
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"Pattern mixing and maximalism is taking the place of minimalism," Anderson told Insider.
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There's drones right now taking the place of people who are delivering food.
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It looks like this is taking the place of the (seasonal?) Truffle Mac & Cheese.
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It's not just online commerce taking the place of previously brick and mortar commerce.
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AUSTIN "The Austin Women's Rally" is taking the place of a march this year.
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Instead, she would merely be taking the place of someone who is slightly less qualified.
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Neutral color palettes are taking the place of bright hues in a nod to minimalism.
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But what's taking the place of cash bail may prove even worse in the long run.
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Castelli is taking the place of Walter Dissinger, who held the post for the past five years.
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Heroic Brawl is coming to Hearthstone soon, taking the place of Tavern Brawl for one week only.
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Instead, it sees Amazon Alexa, to some extent, taking the place of watching a nightly news telecast.
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Use of social media is taking the place of the shopfloor meeting in what is called "connective action".
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Today, mobile cameras are taking the place of sketch artists, and social media is the new public square.
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What can serve as flexible, zero-carbon resources, taking the place of natural gas in balancing variable renewables?
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Similarly, low completion rates are only a problem when MOOCs are taking the place of other educational experiences.
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That included its co-founder/CTO, Orion Hindawi, taking the place of the other co-founder as CEO.
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"It is important to understand that something new is taking the place of the Republican Party," he added.
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But now, cheap, powerful machines are taking the place of human watchers, disrupting a long-held social contract.
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This is particularly true of Hispanic citizens and immigrants — who are taking the place of declining white populations.
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Steely skyscrapers dominate the landscape, with scaffolding and cranes taking the place of elegant bamboo and gnarly pine trees.
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Basically, he shared a Photoshopped image of Hart taking the place of his new baby, crying face and all.
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Previously only VIPs have had the honor of taking the place of the race official, sometimes with unintended results.
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Vogt could wind up taking the place of Diamondbacks backup catcher Alex Avila, who is currently a free agent.
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But shifting demographics, notably younger, more liberal adults taking the place of older conservatives is also driving the change.
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There has also been talk of the Nuerburgring taking the place of Hockenheim, although that track has had financial difficulties.
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Nurse Hoffel (Kirstie Alley) as the Chanels' new archnemesis, taking the place of Grace Gardner (Skyler Samuels) from season 1.
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I am very excited about the person who will be taking the place of Don McGahn as White House Councel!
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"Just so long as it isn't taking the place of regular washing, it's fine to use in moderation," Dr. Fusco says.
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The head turner: Yoest is taking the place of Kevin Griffis, who will serve as VP of communications for Planned Parenthood.
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I love being able to play Prime videos and music from what essentially is taking the place of my alarm clock.
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Authoritarian leaders do best in such tense environments, with rifts and hatred taking the place of common goals and reasoned debate.
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"Pets are taking the place of children for many people," said Jean Twenge, author of "Generation Me," a book about millennials.
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"Bondholders are captive and are taking the place of equity investors that would otherwise demand a much higher discount," Brandenburg said.
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My plan: Long Island poke, a Northeastern take on a Hawaiian classic, the bonito taking the place of the traditional yellowfin.
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These robotic beings have been taking the place of key individuals in the city's society, and this is a Bad Thing.
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Among major franchises, the examples include Michael Gambon taking the place of Richard Harris beginning with the third "Harry Potter" movie.
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"The renaissance of documentaries is related to the way they're taking the place of investigative long-form journalism," Mr. Shenk said.
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Here's a dating tip from me to you: Guys don't really have an interest in taking the place of your dead dad.
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He'll be following in the footsteps of fired FBI Director James Comey, and taking the place of current acting Director Andrew McCabe.
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Big phones have become the de facto personal computers for many people, taking the place of countless devices, including laptops and tablets.
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If they're accurate, it means there'll be four USB-C ports on the Pro, taking the place of pretty much everything else.
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Too often, they're taking the place of family businesses or driving up the cost of living beyond the point where locals can compete.
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But as a showcase of the game, it's terrible: entirely on rails, with quick time events taking the place of more involved gameplay.
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Designed by Julia Luke, these vinyl wall coverings appear throughout the exhibition, largely taking the place of lengthy expository text — to great effect.
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This was expected to prevent a new group of undocumented aliens from taking the place of the ones IRCA was going to legalize.
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That's the fundamental question we have to ask for voluntary offsets: How much is it taking the place of real long-term solutions?
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Taking the place of many of the old tankers is a new design, with substantial reinforcement and other safety improvements, called DOT-117.
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One element has aligned with the right in revolt against globalization, but with business taking the place of migrants as the chief evil.
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It's the march of business models that are extremely profitable and predatory taking the place of business models that were less profitable and predatory.
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Its cockpit is state of the art, with side sticks replacing normal yokes, or control wheels, and screens taking the place of many instruments.
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French hostages: A police officer who was shot after taking the place of hostages in a supermarket siege in France has died from his injuries.
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Cramer finds it remarkable how quickly the automobile has moved into scope as the next big thing in technology, perhaps taking the place of cellphones.
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At the end of September, Google announced that YouTube Music would not be preinstalled on new Android devices, taking the place of Google Play Music.
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Jim Cramer finds it remarkable how quickly the automobile has moved into scope as the next big thing in technology, perhaps taking the place of cellphones.
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Even with the interchangeable backs taking the place of a case, the Neo Reloaded is still a big, chunky device no matter how you slice it.
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The BattleTech universe is built around medieval and Renaissance politics played-out across the galaxy, with massive piloted BattleMechs taking the place of the mounted knight.
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In the Amazon, the jungle is being converted to cattle ranches and soybean fields, while in Madagascar, rice paddies are taking the place of lemur forests.
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Turkish social media users responded with indignation, and graphics showing the Icelandic flag with a brush taking the place of the vertical bar of its red cross.
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O'Rourke, taking the place of Abad until Monday, had a 6.14 ERA in 473 appearances with the Twins last season but limited left-handed hitters to a .
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The red-headed singer is immortalized forever as a glasses-wearing tomato on the bottle, with a green leaf taking the place of his iconic shaggy haircut.
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Renewables and natural gas, which is cheap right now because of the shale gas revolution, are taking the place of coal and nuclear in our power supply.
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And it goes along with basically infantile fantasies about individual action — the "good guy with a gun" — taking the place of such fundamentally public functions as policing.
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That can only be done if there is a wide swath of Tesla's electric vehicles taking the place of combustion ones that are already on the road.
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The musical is essentially a modernized twist on William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, with urban street gangs taking the place of warring Italian families in the 14th century.
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Phones are taking the place of things like our car's navigation systems, radios and even allowing us to get text messages without taking our eyes off the road.
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COOPER REPLACES MARSHALL The Oakland Raiders rookie receiver Amari Cooper was added to the Pro Bowl as an injury replacement, taking the place of Jets receiver Brandon Marshall.
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The wheel, which comes in two sizes, is designed to be attached to any bike in less than a minute — taking the place of your bike's front wheel.
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The president also said he was "excited about the person who will be taking the place" of McGahn in his tweets, though he declined to name the person.
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Big phones have become the de facto personal computers for many people, taking the place of countless... Blizzard team shooter Overwatch is a game designed around heroic moments.
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Op-Ed Contributor PRAGUE — Welcome to 21st-century conflict, more Machiavellian than military, where hacks, leaks and fake news are taking the place of planes, bombs and missiles.
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With Yukon gold potatoes taking the place of the tortilla chips, peppers, onions, tomatoes, cheese and black beans, this is essentially a bar snack with eggs on top.
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And Facebook is beginning to seriously monetize WhatsApp as it grows in popularity, and has started taking the place of Facebook as the primary way people get their news.
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In more and more realms of life the convenient ad hoc access provided by digital systems is taking the place of the assured access once offered by personal ownership.
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Or, in other words, Hulu is taking the place of traditional TV in the cord-cutting era, while Netflix has become associated with an entirely different style of viewing.
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When you start the game, you jump between characters in rapid succession, often taking the place of someone who just killed you and continuing the fight from their perspective.
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The Smith-Paine-Lincoln libertarian vision was rendered largely irrelevant by industrialization, which created a new model of wage labor, with large companies taking the place of large landowners.
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Specialists say commodity prices and sales will determine profits and payments to shareholders, including the government and the royal family, with dividends taking the place of the higher taxes.
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James Beriker, the former CEO of Simply Hired, is taking the place of Munchery co-founder Tri Tran, who is now the company's chief strategy officer, the company announced today.
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Last week, Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said he was open to the idea of China taking the place of the United States in the Trans-Pacific Partnership, or TPP.
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Now, you have quick access to your friends' profiles and recommendation lists from the sidebar, alongside a Goodreads-infused profile section taking the place of the Kindle app account page.
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Roan looked sophisticated and cool in a light blue suit with a black and white high tops and a striped shirt — his black shades taking the place of a necktie.
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In effect, Burnham took Trotsky's idea of a world revolution and inverted it, with Washington taking the place of Moscow as the spearhead of a push for a global government.
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When Craigslist, Google, and Facebook began eating away at the lucrative business of print advertising and bloggers seemed to be taking the place of professional journalists, Rusbridger embraced the change.
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The device also has a 2.9 inch e-ink screen which can display hand drawn messages sent by users, essentially taking the place of refrigerator sticky notes or white boards.
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Some of today's canvassing techniques are strikingly similar to the sort described in Anthony Trollope's political novels of the Victorian era, with spending promises taking the place of free alcohol.
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Suras 105–106, which recount the defeat of a Christian army, are illustrated with a battle scene, American tanks taking the place of the war elephants described in the Qur'an.
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This afternoon, a new group of astronauts is set to launch to the International Space Station, taking the place of three crew members who departed the orbiting lab earlier this month.
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Ferguson will be taking the place of Ty Pennington, who spearheaded the whole-house renovations for deserving families across America when the show originally ran on ABC from 2003 to 2012.
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We've seen this kind of mistrust before about technology taking the place of family members or community — and it turns out that couples who meet online seem to do just fine.
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The unconventional battle playing out in the South China Sea — where cyber attacks are taking the place of conventional fighting and other forms of diplomacy — is a new model of warfare.
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PARIS — A French police officer who was badly wounded on Friday after taking the place of a gunman's hostage has died from his injuries, Interior Minister Gérard Collomb said on Saturday.
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Over-the-range microwaves are more permanent installations than countertop models, and they're also taking the place of a range hood so we think they're worth spending a little more money.
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LHP Tommy Milone will start Saturday against the Cubs at Miller Park, taking the place of RHP Junior Guerra, who is on the 10-day disabled list with a strained right calf.
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Arnaud Beltrame, a police colonel, died of his injuries over the weekend after voluntarily taking the place of one of the hostages seized by a fanatical Islamist in a small French town.
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Altogether, the installation presents a disturbing view of the current state of the pressures applied to the mother-child relationship, which can lead to material goods taking the place of intimate interactions.
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That meant that Rafael Montero would start Friday's game, Collins said, taking the place of the injured Noah Syndergaard, who will miss a considerable amount of time with a torn latissimus muscle.
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The two-seat Smart Fortwos are taking the place of three-wheeled scooters that for decades have had their own peculiar place in the city's vast fleet of otherwise muscular police vehicles.
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Despite taking the place of "Scandal," which has moved to midseason, and being wedged between "Grey's Anatomy," at 8, and "How to Get Away With Murder," at 10, it's not a Shondaland production.
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As the graphic illustrates, however, these suburban voters siding with the Democratic Party today are increasingly taking the place of more rural communities and white working-class voters who are leaving the party.
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And Kevin Meacham, the newspaper's top editor, was in his office, looking at a mock-up of a front page on his computer, "XXXX" taking the place of headlines waiting to be written.
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The boycott, which entered its sixth month this week, touches life on the streets only in minor ways, with Turkish dairy and Iranian vegetables taking the place of Arab foodstuffs on store shelves.
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But don't worry Gladiators, ABC has made sure to serve up a drama-filled Thursday with the Piper Perabo's new series Notorious taking the place of Washington's hit show on Thursdays at 9 p.m.
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Kenan Malik, a British writer, has argued that in the Western world, secular notions of "offence" and the protection of different communities' feelings are taking the place of blasphemy laws explicitly based on religion.
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According to a post on Facebook's blog, the social media giant wants its Messenger app to be much more than just a messaging app, taking the place of smaller apps with more specific purposes.
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Initially, reports said that Leah Remini (James's wife on his old sitcom The King of Queens) would be taking the place of Erinn Hayes (his TV wife in season one of Kevin Can Wait).
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Taking the place of Jay Hunter Morris, who withdrew from the run for personal reasons, the clarion, sensitive tenor AJ Glueckert had a solid Met debut as Erik, the earnest huntsman who loves Senta.
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Unnamed sources told Bloomberg that there will be an additional speaker taking the place of the headphone jack, a dual camera allowing for sharper, more precise photos, and, finally, a new kind of home button.
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Freedom and Change (22017), one of Himid's best known works from the period, re-imagines Picasso's Two Women Running on the Beach (The Race), with black protagonists taking the place of the original's white pair.
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Ramirez held the New York Yankees to two runs on six hits over 23 22/24 innings last time out in a no-decision after taking the place of demoted Blake Snell in the rotation.
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"I certainly understand where it is coming from, but I will say that I don't think private donations should be seen as taking the place of the state's duty to fund this work," he said.
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Dr. Wood encourages parents to point out that students who "sacrifice themselves over a roommate are draining their own energy and may be taking the place of professional help," which doesn't, ultimately, benefit the roommate.
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It will also be used to support the firm's follow-on investments — essentially taking the place of a new and separate opportunity fund — and it will fund growth-stage investments outside of Foundry (a new twist).
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Clegane developing a belief system and moral code is a much greater shift than any of the other characters simply realizing they had misplaced priorities; for the Hound, something is finally taking the place of nothing.
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Brown paired with ex-Shark LW Torrey Mitchell and C Michael McCarron on Montreal's fourth line, taking the place of RW Devante Smith-Pelly, who was dealt Monday to New Jersey in exchange for F Stefan Matteau.
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The truth is that the performative nature of social media can turn even the simplest conversations into a WWE style cage match with emojis and internet slang taking the place of pratfalls and over the top costumes.
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But when Mr. McCartney decided to record it, during the "Help!" sessions in 1965, Mr. Martin proposed that Mr. McCartney accompany himself on an acoustic guitar, with a string quartet taking the place of the other Beatles.
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Erwin Griswold—the dean of Harvard Law School who famously asked each female student why they were taking the place of a man—confronted the politician and told him, "The young man is right," the lawyer says.
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Protomartyr prefer emphatic talk-singing over arrangements that are mostly spare with the occasional burst of metal-inflected virtuosity, while Preoccupations lean toward New Wave, with many-layered synths sometimes taking the place of endlessly reverberating guitars.
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Montero was scheduled to start Friday night's game, taking the place of Noah Syndergaard, who was placed on the disabled list on Monday with a right latissimus tear that could keep him out of action for months.
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" Metaphor is a poet's spell, her magic; more than any other feature of poetry, it transforms reality—unless, as here, it's already a part of reality, swarming, and thereby taking the place of, the "surfaces of things.
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The forint has become the region's most volatile unit in the past month, taking the place of the leu, which has calmed down as tax measures which had caused jitters for months in Bucharest markets got watered down.
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Atwood argues in the piece that the UBC controversy and the #MeToo moment are both cases of vigilante justice taking the place of a broken legal system that is incapable of giving justice to victims of sexual violence.
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On Tuesday, ABC announced that Scandal will premiere season 6 in the middle of the 2016 17 schedule, with the Piper Perabo-led freshman drama Notorious taking the place of Washington's hit show on Thursdays at 9 p.m.
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"The Simpsons" is welcoming Disney to the 2628st Century Fox family with an illustration tweeted by executive producer Matt Selman shows Mickey Mouse taking the place of Bart Simpson in getting choked with rage by Homer Simpson. pic.twitter.
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Our media-driven presidential primary process produced a disconnect between the qualities needed to run for president and the virtues needed to serve as president; disconnecting campaigning and governing yields tweeting taking the place of cabinet level deliberations.
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In her chambers, Justice Ginsburg traced her path from law school, where the dean asked her and the eight other female students (in a class of about 500) how they could justify taking the place of a man.
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Her Morse Code Ring is an ingenious take on a personalized design, with diminutive diamonds that function as the dots and corresponding negative space taking the place of the dashes that appear in the Victorian-era telegraphic language.
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When [electro] came in, people didn't have any problems leaving behind P-Funk, and Slave, and One Way, and all those groups, cuz the DJs were taking the place of the DJs playing funk and soul and R&B.
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The 845 is almost certain to become ubiquitous on high-end flagships next year, taking the place of the 835, which was introduced this time last year and powered nearly every high-end handset for the next 12 months.
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But when the external networks start taking the place of an internal one—of a missing cerebellum, or an unbalanced insulin metabolism, or a nervous system raddled by amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, like Hawking's—their role is made more apparent.
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It provided lawful status for undocumented aliens who were already in the United States in return for enforcement measures that were supposed to prevent a new group of undocumented aliens from taking the place of the ones being legalized.
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He will help the Dreamers in return for a large wall across our Southwest border, which should go a long way towards preventing a new group of children from taking the place of the ones given lawful status now.
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The periodic "lifetime learning" credit that Singapore gives to all adults to pay for training is one way forward, but things need to go further, perhaps with lifetime vocational education taking the place of a year or so's support at university.
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In recent history, the PGA came close to matching AMPAS' best picture nominees film-for-film in two consecutive years: In 2010, The Blind Side scored a surprise nomination from the Academy, likely taking the place of the PGA's alternate, Invictus.
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The auctioneers said the pound's slump has attracted more opportunistic overseas buyers, with investors from Hong Kong, China and South Africa taking the place of Greeks and Italians who bought UK real estate during the euro zone crisis four years ago.
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Either the country is going to get a grip on its crisis of institutions and its deficits in leadership or it is going to increasingly resemble Iraq before the surge, albeit with drug money taking the place of religious fanaticism.
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Taking the place of "Scandal" (which has moved to midseason) on what had been an all-Shonda Rhimes night, it's clearly meant to provide the same kind of polished, over-the-top melodrama that Ms. Rhimes's shows are known for.
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Mr. Martin joined the band Dino, Desi and Billy in the 1990s, taking the place of his brother Dean Paul Martin, who died in 1987 when his Air National Guard F-4 Phantom fighter crashed in California during a storm.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France will pay a national tribute to a security officer who died from gunshot wounds after voluntarily taking the place of a female hostage during a supermarket siege by an Islamist militant, President Emmanuel Macron said on Saturday.
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Animal slurry, food scraps or garden clippings are placed in vessels that capture the methane as they decompose, leaving nothing but liquid and solid fertiliser—which add to the emissions savings by taking the place of chemical fertilisers made from fossil fuels.
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NASA astronaut Serena Auñón-Chancellor "... is taking the place of astronaut Jeanette Epps, who will return to NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston to assume duties in the Astronaut Office and be considered for assignment to future missions," NASA said in a statement.
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On Thursday, Manfred Honeck, taking the place of Zubin Mehta, a former Philharmonic music director who withdrew because of illness, conducts an unusual work that Mr. Mehta had programmed: Ravi Shankar's Concerto No. 2 for Sitar and Orchestra, featuring Anoushka Shankar as soloist.
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On Thursday, Manfred Honeck, taking the place of Zubin Mehta, a former Philharmonic music director who withdrew because of illness, conducts an unusual work that Mr. Mehta had programmed: Ravi Shankar's Concerto No. 7 for Sitar and Orchestra, featuring Anoushka Shankar as soloist.
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The choristers register their reactions in beautifully stylized collective movements — for example, crouching in fear when Arbace, the king's adviser (here the solid tenor Gregory Schmidt, taking the place of an ill Alan Opie) is about to deliver the news of Idomeneo's demise.
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There's so much about it...but I love those friendships, and I think they're going to play a more crucial role in the second season because she'll have more time, and her friends will be taking the place of her companion in some ways.
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IRCA was based on an agreement to create a legalization program for undocumented immigrants who already were in the country in return for interior enforcement measures that would prevent a new group of undocumented immigrants from taking the place of the ones being legalized.
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LOS ANGELES, June 11 (Reuters) - Members of the Los Angeles-area gay community were expected to walk en masse through the city on Sunday in a so-called Resist March against President Donald Trump, an event taking the place of the annual pride parade.
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Instead of taking the place of linear television's monoculture, the streaming-media internet can, at its best, be more like a digital permaculture: an ecosystem of smaller platforms and bigger; smaller projects and bigger; and artists both famous and not, all sustaining each other.
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Suggesting that it's a given overlooks the fact that some Vietnamese firms are already taking the place of Chinese businesses, that Brazilian farmers are supplying the soybeans once shipped by Americans, and that former Chinese buyers of American goods have found Chinese or other international suppliers.
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"Very few civilians who were in Vietnam for more than a year could argue convincingly in support of the American presence," Mr. Just wrote, observing that the Americans were seen by many South Vietnamese not as liberators but as new colonizers, taking the place of the French.
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Now, with the help of AI, his likeness can be seen in an even wider range of roles: replacing Sean Connery as James Bond in Dr. No; standing in as Indiana Jones in Raiders of the Lost Ark; and taking the place of Amy Adams in Batman v Superman.
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But in certain ways it was revived by global elites after the Cold War's end, with neoliberalism substituted for Marxism, and a different set of transnational projects — the European Union, the Pax Americana — taking the place of the pan-ethnic, multicultural French Union envisioned by Césaire and Senghor.
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Continued hardship Sunday's incident came amid daily anxiety in the South American nation, where the economic hardship and bloody political turmoil that had roiled the country for months came to a head last week when the Constituent Assembly was voted into office, taking the place of the opposition-led National Assembly.
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PEOPLE has learned that Tinsley Mortimer has been filming scenes for The Real Housewives of New York City's upcoming season, and a source reveals that the troubled socialite will be taking the place of last season's newest cast member Jules Wainstein, who became embroiled in a contentious divorce after the show finished filming.
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All of which brings us to that final scene, set on our most island-like continent, which neatly restages much of the very first episode of The Leftovers — but restaging as if it were native to Australia, with kangaroos taking the place of deer, this Kevin Garvey having a thick accent, etc.
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Discord (iOS, Android, Mac, Windows, Linux, web) Pros: Great for voice chat while gaming or simple occasional video chat Cons: Occasionally confusing interface, not video-focused Discord is the de facto champion for gaming-related communications, taking the place of many in-game chat interfaces and even schooling industry heavyweights like Steam.
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There aren't many details provided, like just how many episodes Stewart will appear in, if she'll be "guest-judging" as she has in the past, or if she'll be taking the place of one of the regular pantheon of discerning palates, like Alex Guarnaschelli, Amanda Freitag, Geoffrey Zakarian, Aarón Sanchez, Maneet Chauhan, or Marc Murphy.
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Along with Sombra, the new Arcade is taking the place of Weekly Brawls and introducing brand new ways to play, including 1v1 Mystery Duels, 3v3 skirmishes and a No Limits mode with no hero limit (essentially replacing the old format of Quick Play, which will now have hero limits in the same vein as Competitive).
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NASA astronaut Serena Auñón-Chancellor, Russian cosmonaut Sergey Prokopyev, and German astronaut Alexander Gerst of the European Space Agency are all headed to low Earth orbit, launching from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan at 7:12AM ET. They'll be taking the place of three crew members who just left the ISS and landed back on Earth on Sunday.
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The study also shows that, while many see AI as simplifying their lives by taking the place of tutors, travel agents, and office assistants over the next half-decade, majorities would still prefer a human to its digital replacement in some cases — such as preferring to receive medical input from a doctor rather than a digital kit.
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The cutesy premise of "Nine Women, One Dress" is that a single little black dress is equipped with the mystical power to fundamentally alter the lives of those who happen upon it, kind of like the classic Canadian TV series "The Littlest Hobo," only with an inanimate piece of clothing taking the place of an improbably wise German shepherd.
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As we've seen in at the start of several Pixar films, it has traditionally involved a lamp stomping out the letter "I" in the Pixar logo, and then replacing it: Toy Story 4's final end-credits scene is a replication of that intro, with Duke Caboom taking the place of the lamp and taking a spot in the Pixar logo.
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As it stands, the score lasts nearly an hour, and Mr. van Zweden drew a stirring, clear-textured performance from the Philharmonic; the impressive Concert Chorale of New York, directed by James Bagwell; and four appealing soloists: the soprano Miah Persson, the soprano Susanna Phillips (taking the place of Amanda Majeski, who was ill), the tenor Nicholas Phan and the bass-baritone Andrew Foster-Williams.
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Yes, the episode also features Bart imagining himself as Sun Tzu — which is hard to call yellowface for obvious reasons but nevertheless does involve a character coded as white taking the place of a real Chinese person — but there are moments throughout the episode that suggest the show is aware its status as a cultural landmark might not be enough, that it, too, needs to shift with the times.
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Philips Norelco Beardtrimmer Series 7200 Vacuum Trimmer Brio Axis Trimmer with travel case The latest release from digital upstart Brio has all the features I liked from their original Beardscape — a nicely contoured shape, a charging stand that I wish every trimmer had, and a ceramic blade, which is supposedly four times harder than stainless steel (though more breakable, too) — but in a smaller, more portable package, which is why it is taking the place of the older model on this list.
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