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Yet although pawnshops are doing well, they are unlikely to replace doorstep lending.
Despite their advantages, whole plastinated cadavers are unlikely to replace whole embalmed cadavers in medical school gross anatomy labs.
Group of 20 summit meetings are increasingly becoming more important, although they are unlikely to replace the United Nations as the place to write global policy.
They fervently want their offspring to get into Harvard and Eton and are unlikely to replace their love for America and Britain with a similar affection for China.
PLDs lower both the upfront expense and the cost of getting things wrong.Programmable chips are unlikely to replace conventional processors for mass-market products like personal computers.
There is an acknowledgment that biomaterials are unlikely to replace cotton and leather, and that fast fashion will keep relying on oil-based polymers like polyester.
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However, unlike PET/CT which has replaced most standalone PET-only systems, SPECT/CT is unlikely to replace all, or even most SPECT.
Technology might improve the quality of security but it was unlikely to replace the human response.
One analyst said the service was unlikely to replace DVD sales in the near future.
Contrary to what many assume, China is unlikely to replace the US as the world's leading power.
For that reason, 802.11g is unlikely to replace 802.11b equipment anytime soon at spots like cafes or airports.
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