Curved arms began to replace straight arms in anchors early in the 19th century.
A "reset" of Russia-US ties early in 2010 resulted in a new nuclear arms treaty to replace the expired 1991 Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (Start), but fell foul of Kremlin anger at US criticism of its treatment of opposition activists.
I couldn't let myself be overcome with shock that my country—or what has again felt like my country for the past eight years could elect this demagogic strongman and his eye-candy arm-piece to replace the elegant, brilliant Obamas.
After a meeting between the two men in London, on the eve of the G20 summit, President Obama also accepted an invitation to fly to Moscow in July, by which time both sides hope negotiators from both countries will have worked out an arms control deal to replace the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (Start) which expires on 5 December.
When Singapore became self-governing in 1959 Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew was determined to create for the new state a coat of arms, among other symbols, to replace the coat of arms of the United Kingdom that had been in use until then.
His successor is a former leader of the Australian Republican Movement (ARM) that wants to replace the Queen with a president as head of state.
McEwan, who was promoted from running the retail arm of RBS to replace Stephen Hester, has attempted to defuse rows over pay by ending the practice of handing annual bonuses to his top management team.
In March 2007, the USAF decided to retire its AGM-129 complement in order to help comply with international arms-control treaties and to replace them with AGM-86 missiles.
The starting quarterback, Mark Sanchez, zooms around, leaping into linemen's arms after touchdowns and kneeling to replace divots on the field, not far from where his father, Nick, who is wearing Bermuda shorts and a crisp shirt, is watching.
