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This meant it wouldn't be possible to replace the fraying employer-based insurance system.
Ultimately, it might be possible to replace chemical factories with biological processes that use less energy and create less pollution.
A. In most cases, it should be possible to replace only the lower cabinets and still have a cohesive-looking kitchen that's appealing to buyers.
Whether it will ever be possible to replace light bulbs remains to be seen and depends to some extent on how much of the plant's energy can be devoted to light production while still allowing the plant to grow.
He would have launched this unit before if it weren't for "a fear that it would not be possible to replace the GQ brand values in film form because it's very expensive".
That means it may be possible to replace amniocentesis with a simple blood test.In this case the red blood corpuscles, far from being a nuisance, actually provide the data.
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All are still in place, but so far it has not been possible to replace an entire trachea, he said.
Over time, I think it is possible to replace traditional marking with more efficient and effective alternatives.
It's obvious that he intends to keep gathering data, and, where it's possible, to replace his speculations with answers.
Until it is possible to replace people quickly in the same way that healthy armies fire bad generals … major improvements are impossible".
It's possible to replace 35W halogen bulbs – common in kitchens, spotlights and so on – with an LED one using 4W.
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