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Long-Term Evolution-Railway (LTE-R) is becoming a key feature supported for intelligent transportation systems (ITS) for the last two decades to replace the current Global System for Mobile Communication-Railway (GSM-R) technology.

It just took a couple decades to replace the flesh-and-blood kamikaze pilots of WWII with automatic ones capable of delivering the same explosive results to some unlucky target.

It will take about a decade to replace the entire fleet.

The government wants there to be 200 academies operating or in the pipeline by the end of the decade to replace the most severely under-performing schools.

In what will be the third attempt in a decade to replace the aging air force tanker fleet, the Pentagon is expected to provide a preliminary request for proposals in the coming weeks, according to executives from both companies.

In what will be the third effort in a decade to replace the Air Force's aging tanker fleet, the Department of Defense is expected to release soon a preliminary request for proposals, according to executives from both companies.

But extrapolating from overseas data and the estimate of metal hip use here, tens of thousands of patients in the United States may have to undergo operations over the next decade to replace the implants, said Dr. Art Sedrakyan, a researcher at Weill Cornell Medical College of Cornell University, who is studying the hip problem.

Administration officials and advocacy groups developing the plan are considering a proposal for the state to create several thousand new housing units for mentally ill people over the next decade to replace the adult homes, but Dr. Novello would not comment on those discussions, saying that she was waiting for the plan to be completed.

Co-owner David Lea-Wilson said the firm had been working for a decade to replace the temporary structures used by its 17 staff to process the salt harvested from nearby mussel beds.

In aviation, it would take decades to replace or retrofit the thousands of planes in operation, all of which were designed to have pilots in their cockpits.

Hindi word 'Sanskari' translates to mean 'virtuous', which explains why Indian Twitter users have been painstakingly photoshopping Bond film stills from across the decades to replace Bond girls' bikinis with traditional Indian saris, and covering up Craig's torso in that famous Casino Royale sea shot.