How To Use Replaceable In A Sentence
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In this paper, three future directions, clean fuels, replaceable fuels and catalytic purifier, were discussed briefly.
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Their ability is measurable and is virtually irreplaceable.
Times, Sunday Times
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Historic pub interiors, as well as pub exteriors, are vital and irreplaceable elements of our cultural and social heritage.
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Jeremy Irons provides the unlikely voice for Moe's well-traveled and irreplaceable bar rag, which goes missing on Fox's The Simpsons Sunday, 8/7c.
Weekend TV in Review: Good Wife, Luck, Spartacus, Hallmark's Moon
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The documentary part and acting parts are both irreplaceable.
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Unlike, say, a tennis racket or cricket bat, a snooker cue is thought irreplaceable by its owner.
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These are all temporary and replaceable items.
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The function of the clergy is essential and irreplaceable in announcing the Word and celebrating the Sacraments, especially the Eucharist. ...
Pope Benedict XVI
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PalmOne corrected that by moving to a replaceable battery, so you can always carry a spare.
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But for some things irreplaceable, only their cherished memories live on in our hearts.
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One senior executive told me no one is irreplaceable - and that includes Lewis.
Times, Sunday Times
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The company has developed a line of hydraulic hammers that feature a replaceable liner sleeve to protect the body from damage.
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Greening have irreplaceable function in the urban compound ecosystem and factors of the ecosystem revivification function.
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In these ‘referential’ uses, it is replaceable by the deictic pronouns this and that (This is red, That is possible).
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But, quite reasonlessly, it was all Francis could do to respond with the politeness which is due to your almost irreplaceable second-in-command on a rush job.
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Sweden's Royal Dramatic Theater, or Dramaten, posted a memorial on its website calling Nyman "irreplaceable and at the same time immortal" and saying she would be "deeply missed as a friend, actress and colleague.
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But with his passing we have lost an irreplaceable memory, a vast storehouse of historic knowledge, and one of the last members of the generation that brought modern ways to the Canadian Arctic.
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The replaceable lenses are cutting demand for lens solution, which accounts for more than half of the company's revenue.
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Historic pub interiors, as well as pub exteriors, are vital and irreplaceable elements of our cultural and social heritage.
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In order to be irreplaceable, one must always be different.
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Cultural heritage sites, from medieval castles to irreplaceable works of art, were under threat in the 800-year-old Czech capital Prague and the German city of Dresden, while tourist areas were sealed off and sandbagged.
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Replaceable hose filter and valve stem seals for field reliability.
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Every little bit that's shaved or drilled off the pyramid is irreplaceable, and it represents an erosion of something that should be preserved.
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When she tried to save some irreplaceable items she was kicked in the ribs.
Times, Sunday Times
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The professor said the missing equipment included material which was irreplaceable.
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The removable front grill with replaceable debris screen and washable speaker cavity area allows users to easily wash away dust and other debris.
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The superior knowledge, skill, airmanship, and timely actions demonstrated by Lt Col Vanderburgh and Capt Wickering resulted in the safe recovery of two irreplaceable crewmembers and a valuable national asset.
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If you have heard of all three, you will realise just how truly irreplaceable John Peel is.
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I have told them the heart only has a finite number of irreplaceable cells.
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Herein is the irreplaceable role of dialogue between the local community of Christians, and the communion of churches.
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But he, like his confrère, is irreplaceable at Celtic.
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However the importance of children's songs cannot be neglected and irreplaceable.
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irreplaceable antiques
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Let's face it, as my pastor says, we are all " replaceable.
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Having my place struck by lightning was a shock, but quite frankly - it's replaceable, but my family's not.
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Taking up the volatile alkaloids, we find with regard to _conine_, first, that the action of methyl iodide shows it to be a secondary amine, that is, it restrains only one replaceable hydrogen atom of the original ammonia molecule.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 415, December 15, 1883
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The assumption that robots will make humans redundant and replaceable is unfounded.
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The Woodland Trust has also argued that the ancient woodland would be irreplaceable.
Times, Sunday Times
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It will be found that even the irreplaceable parts will be replaceable, after which there will be only cars.
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Celtic's problems this coming season could be whether they can replace the irreplaceable.
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My parents are simply distraught as the medals are irreplaceable.
Times, Sunday Times
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She was a crucial component of that political structure and irreplaceable - as the leader soon realized when his economic policies began to strain his relationship with the descamisados.
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CIFIT is indeed an irreplaceable international investment promotion platform.
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Thousands of irreplaceable treasures were stolen by looters from the Iraqi national museum during the war.
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There is a replaceable ink reservoir filled with a viscous fluid of either spirit-soluble or oil-soluble dyes.
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‘Modernisation’ of reprographics with resulting job losses is a recipe for chaos in reading rooms plus potential damage to irreplaceable stock.
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Needless to say such irreplaceable material deserves to be studied and catalogued for researchers and students.
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Yet within a few short months, he was regarded by the press and the public as irreplaceable, the man who with a few choice words and sonorous phrases could transform the mood of an entire country and galvanise it to victory.
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Then we can work on preserving our history and not allow another irreplaceable structure to become a financial liability and vanish or be mutilated by another dumb-ass developer.
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He did hope that Sara could contain the problem before any of his irreplaceable artworks were damaged.
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Some are taking away many irreplaceable items, fragments and relics.
The Sun
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His specific and irreplaceable role was to govern the Church.
Paul VI - The First Modern Pope
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But could the spectacle of a completely discredited president -- where the discrediting is in effect led by Jim Baker, not by Nancy Pelosi -- putting American soldiers (including Jim Webb's son) in jeopardy for no truly defensible reason, relying only on his legal powers as president, be the trainwreck needed to generate serious discussion of the merits of a fixed-term, non-replaceable (save for criminal misconduct) president?
Balkinization
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Metaphor plays an unreplaceable role in the development of vocabulary. It causes the change of prototype meaning, the expansion of semantics, and the development of category.
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The waters of the Tigris ran red with human blood, many libraries perished, water resources trashed, irreplaceable cultural treasures were lost.
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This printer came with a replaceable toner cartridge that was not difficult to change, although it could sometimes bit a little messy.
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The heavily treaded sole has a replaceable heel and forefoot, so a worn sole doesn't mean binning a three hundred quid pair of shoes.
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Don't worry - all that stolen stuff is replaceable.
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But, since the biodiverse services of nature are irreplaceable and non-negotiable, eventually we will all be on board or we will be desperately diminished.
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It is also the last of a line of pencils featuring a distinctive rectangular ferrule with a unique, replaceable eraser.
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A schoolgirl has made a desperate plea for the return of ‘irreplaceable’ A-level coursework, which was stolen in a raid on her car.
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His apparently replaceable musical cohorts are polite and articulate, and their demeanour amply reflects the band's name - short for the very un-rock'n'roll call sign, Will Comply.
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And a cordiallest brief nod of chinchin dankyshin to, well, patient ringasend as prevenient (by your leave), to all such occasions, detachably replaceable (thanks too! twos intact!).
Finnegans Wake
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The utility model relates to a multifunctional therapeutic jar, which is composed of a jar body, a body inner piston, a piston lift-drop mechanism, a heating coil and a replaceable jar mouth.
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We treat them as though they are free and limitless, when in fact they are invaluable and irreplaceable.
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Each one a building of unique character, irreplaceable, yet bulldozed in the name of progress.
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Sonny, of Bolton Woods, was a one-off, an irreplaceable character known both in and out of the horse fraternity.
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Green land has irreplaceable function to the improvement of urban ecosystem.
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Not only are the records there irreplaceable, they are also objects of great beauty and antiquity.
Times, Sunday Times
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I want to be the reason to make you smile, be the people in your life who irreplaceable.
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I want to be the reason to make you smile, be the people in your life who irreplaceable.
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He was matchlessly unorthodox, brave, loving, generous, riotously funny, as well as shrewd and unsentimental, in a blend of human chemistry that is indeed irreplaceable.
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These items are 100 percent ozone-safe, non-flammable and replaceable or refillable.
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Never name your kid/company something that has replaceable letters, ever.
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Callous burglars have left an elderly couple heartbroken after they stole irreplaceable jewellery while they were away on holiday.
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It runs on replaceable methanol cartridges.
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Jacqueline is too polish and decent and is irreplaceable.
Obama: GOP trying to make me and Michelle 'scary'
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English degree construction plays an irreplaceable role in the process of reviving northeast old industrial base, which is the inevitable result of the globalization.
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You were a one off and irreplaceable.
Times, Sunday Times
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He is truly irreplaceable, a figure of unparalleled courage and integrity.
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No-one's irreplaceable in the workplace.
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The limestone statue is priceless and all of these items are irreplaceable.
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I have seen the irreplaceable skills of doctors and nurses.
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America performs an irreplaceable role in ensuring collective security and providing other global public goods, such as a reserve currency and conflict mediation.
Times, Sunday Times
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Synthetic subject design of the mechanic design is an important and unreplaceable practical phase in the cultivation of students ability in design and innovation.
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I can't remember a word, but according to Margot I babbled something about "unlioersehbarer Schaden, schrecklich, entsetzlich, nie zu ersetzen" * [* Incalculable loss, terrible, awful, irreplaceable.] and much more.
The Diary Of A Young Girl
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In pre-industrial society, women were valued - and valued themselves - for their irreplaceable contributions to the functioning of the home.
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The irreplaceable steel-bladed assegai were saved for close-in work.
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A Life-Time Warranty backs all Trail Blazer's collapsible bucksaws with replaceable wood, bone and metal blades.
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He was precious, irreplaceable and will be sorely missed.
Times, Sunday Times
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No one seemed to worry that they were demolishing unreplaceable objects, ruining things that were best left untouched.
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But don't be tempted to neglect quality time with your best friend - that embraceable, irreplaceable inner you.
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Standard windows are marine glazed with 1/2-inch insulated glass, insect screens, removable fixed or operating sashes, and replaceable nylon rollers with brass axles.
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The speed, reliability and scalability of the network switch are directly attributable to the parallelism inherent in the solid-state chip implementation, the high-speed backplane and the replaceable blade design.
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It had a nice oak finish to it, and if the sun hit it at the perfect moment it would reflect off an irreplaceable gleam.
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He is truly irreplaceable, a figure of unparalleled courage and integrity.
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If your first thought on seeing one-of-a-kind lamps is "Interesting, but is it so amateurishly wired it will conflagrate, setting my home afire, destroying all my belongings, including my irreplaceable collection of back issues of the New York Times Home section?" then your fears will be assuaged by the knowledge that a creator of these particular lamps, Tom Blake, left, is a licensed New York City electrician who has worked on the Chrysler and Empire State Buildings.
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Father, this is my lovely and irreplaceable betrothed, Josephine.
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If any of the materials were damaged it would be very costly for the University to replace, or possibly even irreplaceable.
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But it had appealed for a reprieve for its cattle, virtually irreplaceable Red Galloway beef and Ayrshire dairy stock.
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Someone has to clean, and wait tables, and fold shirts at certain large companies, but those someones are treated like replaceable screws in a gigantic machine.
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The trend recently has been toward having a single replaceable toner and drum unit so that users don't have to get involved with the guts of their printer.
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The trend in mono printers recently has been towards having a single replaceable toner and drum unit so that users don't have to get involved with the guts of their printer.
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Replaceable headrest covers were introduced on the company's trains last year as part of a scheme to spruce up the carriages.
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Other irreplaceable photos had smiling faces drawn in with crayon or finely pointed graphite.
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I also got a ball of hemp twine for the garden and a wooden washing up brush with replaceable real bristle heads.
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The humidifier needs a replaceable 'wick' - a kind of concertina-like filter.
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They haven't got much out of it but it is all irreplaceable damage.
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Don't worry - all that stolen stuff is replaceable.
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In pre-industrial society, women were valued - and valued themselves - for their irreplaceable contributions to the functioning of the home.
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Unlike, say, a tennis racket or cricket bat, a snooker cue is thought irreplaceable by its owner.
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These tragic losses of irreplaceable items are losses to us all.
The Sun
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Bits in there about Nestle's (and other water-raiders ') ruthless rapaciousness and local communities' successful (and unsuccessful) efforts to preserve their precious irreplaceable clean drinking water from being looted, among other pearls of wisdom.
Getting to third base with our pristine Columbia Gorge (Jack Bog's Blog)
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To understand the damage humanity can wreak on irreplaceable flora and fauna, New Zealand is the place to be.
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THE GOOD NEWS: Most of this roster returns next year, save a couple of replaceable parts in forwards Kyle Marks and Derrick O'Neil.
Atlantic Sun Conference
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THEY say no one is irreplaceable - least of all in sport, where new heroes always emerge.
The Sun
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You have brought to your position a loveliness and grace and intelligence that are unusual and, I am afraid, irreplaceable.
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It is widely thought that this irreplaceable habitat is protected by the planning system, but that is not the case.
Times, Sunday Times
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Of course the whole point about actors is that, whatever they might like to think, they are all replaceable.
THE RIVAL QUEENS: A COUNTESS ASHBY DE LA ZOUCHE MYSTERY
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The Woodland Trust has also argued that the ancient woodland would be irreplaceable.
Times, Sunday Times
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Things such as redundant power supplies, field replaceable fans and multiple network interfaces are often supplied in target equipment intended for enterprise deployments.
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Larsson is unique, probably irreplaceable, yet how do you value a phenomenon?
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Though he's more than willing to embrace the seemingly limitless potential for digital media to promulgate new ideas, Darnton's real argument is that the printed book will never be entirely replaced -- and that, ultimately, the printed book is irreplaceable.
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He knows that people are replaceable and not very important, and he proves this to himself by deleting them throughout his life.
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Since the daguerreotype plate negative was transformed into the final, fixed image, like a painting, it was unique and irreplaceable.
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Though my awesome fam is irreplaceable, I have found quite the community of friends out here.
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Most of the porcelain you see in the display cabinets is irreplaceable.
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Experience is the only thing that is not replaceable by technology.
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I value the way they accept my orders and the talented, knowledgeable and irreplaceable company agronomist who gives me advice.
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His leadership skills are considered virtually irreplaceable.
The Sun
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Most shredding machines are based on a revolving disc fitted with replaceable blades.
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Part of calculating the cost of owning a printer involves working out how many copies you get for what you spend on consumables, and especially the cost of replaceable units such as toner drums.
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Unfortunately, 30 exhibits from the main gallery, irreplaceable pieces, are still missing from the museum.
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The limestone statue is priceless and all of these items are irreplaceable.
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The computer server incorporates all of the features required for fault tolerant operation, including all redundant replaceable components and real-time guaranteed operation in the event of drive failures.
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The celebration will be as unique as the irreplaceable Rolf himself.
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Think about the ways in which she is wonderful and unique and irreplaceable.
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Any burglary is a traumatic experience, but while some things can be easily replaced, items of jewellery are often irreplaceable.
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Many there will say that he was unique and irreplaceable.
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And it's added a multitude of models, including ones with replaceable heads.
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The deific unsecured loan debt consolidation had replaceable the birdcage incontrovertibly in the overheated salim of hydrarthrosis, the antipathetic verbaliser decibel an modernistic sharp yaltopya, for this texarkana is unsung.
Rational Review
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The machine consisted of replaceable shafts, gears, wheels, handles, electric motors, and disks and required much manual work to set it up.
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Here is another masterful study of loneliness, desperation and inadequacy from the irreplaceable Storyville strand.
Times, Sunday Times
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Here is another masterful study of loneliness, desperation and inadequacy from the irreplaceable Storyville strand.
Times, Sunday Times
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The fourth group can be characterized as the urban working class, most of whom are increasingly dispensable and replaceable; their diminished prospects cause them to be generally opposed to globalization.
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Scores of people lost sentimental engagement rings and irreplaceable family heirlooms.
