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The phrase "a great replacement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing demographic changes, cultural shifts, or political theories regarding population replacement.
Example: "The theory of a great replacement has sparked significant debate among sociologists and political analysts."
Alternatives: "a significant substitution" or "a major change in demographics".
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Manuka honey is a great replacement for refined sugars.
We will always work to find a great replacement if this happens.
Used like this it's a great replacement for a starchy potato dish.
It also has so many health benefits and is a great replacement for negative behaviors.
With some choices more obvious than others, here's why each singer was a great replacement for the frontman.
Like the accused killer, on its umbrella site the Identitarian movement stokes fears of a "great replacement".
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What's more, the device boasts an LCD touchscreen interface that allows for easy navigation and displays the date and time — potentially making it a pretty great replacement for your measly old wrist watch.
In July, Lauren Southern, the Canadian alt-right Internet personality, posted, on YouTube, a video titled "The Great Replacement"; it has received more than a quarter of a million views.
The manifesto itself is titled "The Great Replacement," a reference to a far-right theory that immigration and differences in birthrates will cause the gradual replacement of white people by non-white people.
Speakers gave far-right speeches about "The great replacement" – a softer version of an absurd far-right trope: "white genocide".
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