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Many of Miliband fans have been moved to replace their profile pictures with images of him.

Furthermore, next-generation sequencing (NGS) has been moving to replace SNP-arrays in prediction of CNAs (Boeva et al., 2010).

The sitcom now in that slot, "2 Broke Girls," is being moved to replace "Men" at 9 p.m., becoming the anchor of the CBS Monday lineup.

The best hope for constitutional reform is in reality that a Tory government might be moved to replace the lords out of genuine fear of another strongly socialist victory in the future and an equally genuine reluctance to put its seats in the commons at risk by supporting electoral reform for the lower chamber.

On Oct. 30, XM successfully launched its XM-4 satellite to a transfer orbit, from which it will be moved to replace XM-1 and XM-2.

In December the 23rd Indian Infantry Division was sent from Seremban to Java, and the brigade was moved to replace them.

"Slowly we're moving to replace our infrastructure with self-made, open-source alternatives," he wrote.

With the problems mounting, Avon is moving to replace its longtime chief executive, Andrea Jung.

"We're moving to replace mutually assured destruction with mutual cooperation," Mr Bush said at the time.

He came of age as the school system was moving to replace large high schools with small ones, and making testing both a means and an end.

Given problems with lead found in vinyl, some companies are moving to replace it with other raw materials that they can be assured are lead-safe.