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The announcement by Wal-Mart Stores, the nation's largest retailer of DVDs, that it would stop selling the discs and machines in June when supplies are depleted comes after decisions this week by Best Buy, the largest electronics retailer, to promote Blu-ray as its preferred format and Netflix, the DVD-rental service, to stock only Blu-ray movies, phasing out HD DVD by the end of this year.

South Africa, depleted, came at them hard.

With the future-shock aspect depleted, what comes through now is the pop in synth-pop: OMD's pretty tunes, the aching plaintiveness of Numan and the Human League.

When the day the AirPods' batteries are depleted eventually comes, you can take them to an Apple store and pay for battery servicing.

The concept of a reservoir of undifferentiated melanocytes that becomes activated to replenish depleted melanocytes comes from initial observations in vitiligo patients (Nishimura, 2011).

Treatment stockpiles, based on proportions of the population, are used on all influenzalike-illness cases, from pandemic plan activation until the pandemic ceases or the stockpile is depleted, whichever comes first.

The Cd levels increased significantly in δC and δN depleted porpoises coming from deep northern waters, revealing that animals in deep water feed on C- and N-depleted pelagic preys that are Cd-enriched compared to their congeners in shallow coastal waters of the south of Norway.

With the bullpen depleted, Burnett (1-1) came on for the Blue Jays in the 14th.

As oil supplies are depleted in the coming decades, energy concerns will intensify.

And the absence of Robbie Williams, which made the group look depleted in 1995, came as a positive asset in 2006.

But the response to storms in Texas and Florida has now been compounded by the devastation across Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands, and officials expect the fund to be depleted in the coming weeks.