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The excitement and camaraderie of our start-up was beginning to be replaced by a more hierarchical culture.
To overcome this limitation, cancer cell lines are beginning to be replaced by primary tumor cell sources, in the form of patient-derived xenografts and organoids cultures.
And in the 1860's, the brash energy of popular culture was beginning to be replaced by a new emphasis on decorum.
By 1800 this older tradition was beginning to be replaced by evangelical doctrines fashioned by the leaders of the evangelical revival in England and the Great Awakening in the United States.
Afterwards, regeneration happens than bone tissue beginning to be replaced [1, 48].
Whilst single-use plastics such as drinking straws and food packaging are beginning to be replaced with materials better for our environment, plastic can still be found in some unlikely places.
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On the Acropolis, the old primitive shrines began to be replaced with large stone temples.
By mid-century the mill girls had begun to be replaced by successive immigrant groups.
Eventually, though, prizes began to be replaced by grants that awarded money upfront.
On the Acropolis the old primitive shrines began to be replaced with large stone temples.
In the 1960s, optical range finders began to be replaced by laser range finders.
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