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"Replacing" SL will come eventually, if LL utterly fails to convince their investors that they're on the right track.
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Replacing our tendency of avoidance with a capacity for wonder when it comes to our pain associations with sex is eye opening and has the potential to release an untapped capacity for pleasure.
Wendy Strgar: The Connection Between Sexual Pain and Pleasure Wendy Strgar 2011
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Replacing memorization with "experimentation" is her vision.
Marcia G. Yerman: Mae Jemison: Insights from a Barrier-Breaking Astronaut Marcia G. Yerman 2010
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Replacing memorization with "experimentation" is her vision.
Marcia G. Yerman: Mae Jemison: Insights from a Barrier-Breaking Astronaut Marcia G. Yerman 2010
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Replacing half of them with exceptions for national security and public safety with technology could improve services and save hundreds of billions of dollars.
The Time for Spending Cuts Is Now Michael J. Boskin 2011
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Replacing him -- assuming negotiations go well -- are "Conan" reboot writers Thomas Dean Donnelly and Joshua Oppenheimer.
‘Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune’ Adaptation Goes To ‘Conan’ Writers » MTV Movies Blog 2009
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Replacing a pressure pane, one official said, could take months because part of the cockpit instrumentation would have to be moved or disconnected to provide clearance.
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Replacing our tendency of avoidance with a capacity for wonder when it comes to our pain associations with sex is eye opening and has the potential to release an untapped capacity for pleasure.
Wendy Strgar: The Connection Between Sexual Pain and Pleasure Wendy Strgar 2011
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Replacing incandescent bulbs with CFLs was one of his earliest energy-saving measures.
Energy-miser Consumer Reports subscriber shares his tips 2010
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Replacing homes and cars in the mostly rural areas devastated by the quake and tsunami will boost Japan's demand for petrochemicals ranging from butadiene, which is used in making molded plastic auto body components, to solvents and plastics used in the construction trades.
Japan: The Business Aftershocks Andrew Dowell 2011
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