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Rather, it might involve the Knicks' efforts to secure a replacement in the middle for Thomas.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic's release by United was confirmed on Friday and José Mourinho wants to secure a replacement striker as swiftly as possible.

Mr. Tollett said he learned of the Beastie Boys' cancellation shortly before Mr. Yauch made his announcement on July 20, and went to work immediately to secure a replacement.

The club had hoped to have the new man in charge by the time Hull City visit Loftus Road on 21 February, though there remains the prospect it could take longer to secure a replacement for Redknapp.

Chelsea have moved swiftly to secure a replacement for the departing Juan Mata by deflecting strong interest from Liverpool to sign the highly rated winger, Mohamed Salah, from Basel.

Palace had accepted a bid of £9m for his services from Bristol City last summer and, once he had rejected that move, knocked back interest from Norwich because there was no time in which to secure a replacement.

They also advance Norway's goal of securing a replacement to the Kyoto protocol, by giving poor countries more of a stake in the process.

Securing a replacement for the nearly 25-year-old NAFTA would be a major accomplishment for Trump and his chief trade negotiator, Robert E. Lighthizer.

What's more, the apparent difficulty in securing a replacement for Galliano at Dior (the position remains vacant nine months on) and indeed the label's apparent hesitation to rush into an appointment, suggests that the days of the indulged designer, encouraged to run free with feathers and whimsy, are long gone.

Tomkins is understandably sick of dancing around questions on the subject, which he must do until Wigan's chairman, Ian Lenagan, has secured a replacement full-back to sweeten the pill of confirming yet another high-profile departure – Matt Bowen, the dazzling but ageing North Queensland Cowboy, is the latest name in the frame.

The company said yesterday it would still take advertising slots in and around the forthcoming series and was committed to spending a "large portion" of its annual £5.5m TV advertising budget with Channel 4. Despite fears that the racism furore has damaged the Big Brother brand, Channel 4 is believed to be confident of securing a replacement for Carphone Warehouse.