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In July, that fund is to be superceded by a permanent strongbox, the European Stability Mechanism, which will have a firepower of about €500 billion — beyond the €192 billion already committed to Ireland, Portugal and Greece.

So the "old soup kitchen model of civil society" handouts is on its way out, and it will be superceded by a new model of a global civil society that works in partnership to deliver the necessary improvements in health and education and supports improvements in agriculture and the technical sector.

This will be superceded by a new, larger facility on which construction begins this spring, with a capacity for around 400 scientists.

Nick Clegg's early weakness for attention-grabbing gimmicks has been superceded by a new seriousness of purpose by a leader finally finding his voice.

(On Oct. 12, Sotheby's sold Yue Minjun's "Execution" for $5.9 million, a record price for Chinese contemporary art at auction; six weeks later, the record was superceded by a Christie's sale of a set of 14 gunpowder-on-paper drawings by Cia Guo-Qiang for $9.5 million).

Jonathan Wiener, a long-time Kerry aide and adviser on national security, said no one co-sponsored Mr. Kerry's bill because it was superceded by a similar bill offered that same day by Arlen Specter, the Pennsylvania Republican who was chairman of the intelligence committee.

And then there's the wider problem - that traditional media has been superceded by a new form of online media, media that is both broader and more fragmented, and, crucially, makes a lot less money.

The fourth Plan did not receive any significant resource allocation however, as it had been superceded by a whole of government National Action Plan on Mental Health [ 15].

This assessment has been superceded by a recent National Academy of Science NASS) review that derived a perchlorate RfD that is 20-fold greater (less stringent) than that derived by the U.S. EPA in 2002.

19 20 The pure polysaccharide quadrivalent vaccine against serogroups A, C, Y and W-135 is also poorly immunogenic in children under 2 years of age, and gives only temporary immunity, lasting for approximately 3 5 years in older people; it does not have any effect on nasopharyngeal carriage of the meningococcus and it has now been superceded by a conjugate quadrivalent vaccine.

On Raz's view, the harm principle is superceded by an autonomy principle that captures the truth in it while avoiding its exaggerations.