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She has supplanted you.
And generally speaking, it was a religion vastly superior to those which it supplanted or upstepped.
It was closed and supplanted by Croydon Airport in March 1920.
The Mithraic cult made its appeal to a wide range of human nature and gradually supplanted both of its predecessors.
In 1997, the US supplanted Japan as the industrialized country with the longest working hours.
And this evolving and enlarging concept of God virtually supplanted all previous ideas of Deity in our fathers' religion.
Communism supplanted Nazism as a reason for war, and when we could no longer point to Communism as a threat, a convenient enemy, like Saddam Hussein, could be compared to Hitler.
In a short time the teaching of this story about Jesus nearly supplanted the preaching of Jesus' gospel of the kingdom.
The wild hare also became supplanted by the more docile and domestic rabbit, in another show of how the focus moved toward children.
In a short time the teaching of this story about Jesus nearly supplanted the preaching of Jesus' gospel of the kingdom.
The motive of pure personal starts to get supplanted by the motive of being liked, of having pretty people you don't know like you and admire you and think you're a good writer.
In 1954, a new RGD-5 defensive grenade was adopted by the Soviet army, which very soon supplanted its predecessor, the RG-42.
And this evolving and enlarging concept of God virtually supplanted all previous ideas of Deity in our fathers' religion.
FireWire(IEEE 1994a): Once common as a digital camcorder interface, FireWire has largely been supplanted by USB, and the motherboard makers are gradually phasing it out.
The cat supplants a man.
The weapon of criticism can certainly not supplant the criticism of weapons.
The hydrogen car supplants the electric car.
National Guard supplanting police in major cities.
Supplanting the Postmodern: An Anthology of Writings on the Arts and Culture of the Early 21st Century.
Firming guidelines may supplant published ticketing rules and in certain instances may be more restrictive.
From the article"The hydrogen car supplants the electric car" Luc Augier, Science and Life, 1979.
However, we have been exploring methods of augmenting or supplanting this therapy. Initiatives include.
 However, we have been exploring methods of augmenting or supplanting this therapy.
The speculative intention, often in today's economic-financial environment, risks supplanting all other principal intentions that ground human freedom.
However, in any case, the needs of the foreign policy of one socialist state cannot supplant the necessity of a revolutionary strategy for every capitalist country.
Indeed, the social readjustments, the economic transformations, the moral rejuvenations, and the religious revisions of Christian civilization would be drastic and revolutionary if the living religion of Jesus should suddenly supplant the theologic religion about Jesus.
It has pledged to ensure that any EU military capability must supplement and not supplant British national defence and NATO, and that it is not in the British interest to hand over security to any supranational body.
So instead of worrying about one device supplanting another, Apple has focused on features like"Continuity," which makes it easier for different devices to talk to each other.
(4) New technologies, by supplanting old technologies, can upset the ideality and stasis of the old technologies, thus forcing them to evolve in new directions(requiring the solution of new inventive problems, as in an arms race) or by driving them to extinction.