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That's too bad, because with Amazon's connections with universities, the Kindle could be a real replacement for those wallet-killing full-color textbooks.

What's important here is that for the border guard, and for others who give their four-wheelers a workout now and again -- in short, for those who used to buy Cherokees -- there's a real replacement.

It's very easy to break strings on a lap harp, and it can be a real pain to buy replacement strings.

He offered no names for Burnett, but said finding replacements would be "a real challenge, the level of Leo Burnett puts the bar high".

But the biggest drawback seems to have been that DVD is not yet a real replacement for the VCR because it cannot record a version that can is at least a year away and the subject of a battle over standards.The final figures for 1997 are not yet available, but Japanese electronics firms have probably shipped fewer than 750,000 DVD players.

Actually most of patellofemoral implants are resurfacing prostheses and only few models provide a real replacement.

"The fact that previous big hitters such as Grey's Anatomy are on the decline means that there's a real rush to ensure that replacements are bedded in and that's a factor in what type of shows the networks are looking at," says Bill Carter, television reporter for the New York Times.

If being a "Real Housewife" is all diamonds and rosé, being a replacement "Housewife" is bit more like... jellybeans.

But even though his Web site, run by his business partner and lifelong friend Larry Solov, is fully staffed and unveiled a redesign after his death, there could be no real replacement.

Even though kitten milk formulas are very nutritious, there is no real replacement to mother's milk.

This is yet another case where there is really no real replacement for YouTube in terms of the sheer amount of content hosted on the site.