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A durable alternative to market distortion by oligarchs could only be achieved through restrictive laws on media ownership.

EcoTech Visions played a vital role in helping Earthware produce a durable alternative to the 16 billion pieces of plasticware thrown away in America each year (its cutlery is made with a corn-based resin that decomposes in just six months) and grow to its current state.

Colloids were developed as a durable alternative to crystalloids and blood products for patients requiring fluid resuscitation.

In 1791, the Military Commission introduced a metal cross pattée as a more durable alternative to the cockade.

The test results confirmed that the mechanical properties of the geopolymer mixtures tested are competitive with those of OPC concrete and provide a more durable alternative to the OPC concrete in a seawater environment.

Designed with a metallic case, the P430 and P530 offer a more durable alternative to other slim-style notebooks.

Glass fibre reinforced polymer (GFRP) reinforcement is a more durable alternative to steel reinforcement and has higher strength to weight ratio.

Offering a faster and more durable alternative to traditional hard drives in a cost-efficient solution, the Onyx 2 delivers excellent performance with lower price per gigabyte than that of other comparable drives on the market.

Engineered Cementitious Composites (ECC) with ductile strain-hardening behavior has been recognized as a high performance and durable alternative to conventional concrete material.

Around 10 pounds pressure is plenty For the single piece Geta, it's going to take considerably more effort, but the result is a more authentic (and more durable) alternative to the fake geta.

Another recipient of a $100,000 Gates Foundation grant is a team at the University of Wollongong in Australia, which is using hydrogel as an extra-durable alternative to latex that is "made to act and feel more like real skin," Dr. Robert Gorkin, a biomedical engineer, explained in a YouTube video released last year.