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No number was designated to replace the highway's former number.
In 1971, Route 147 was designated to replace the portion of County Route 585 between U.S. Route 9 in Burleigh and the North Wildwood border.
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Other specimens (called neotypes) were designated to replace these, either by Rodrigo Bernal and colleagues in 1989 or by Borchsenius and Bernal in their 1996 monograph of the genus.
SALT LAKE CITY — At each stop on his improbable career path, Brett Ratliff has replaced the backup designated to replace a star, with Ratliff unexpectedly sliding into the starting role through circumstance and skill.
The person designated to replace Judge Johnson, Willard Proctor Jr., is a newly elected judge whom Mr. Clinton appointed to an administrative post when he was governor.
Hence, all those currently fighting for or supporting Isis would have to re-pledge allegiance to the new candidate, and it is very unlikely that all those allegiant to al-Baghdadi would coalesce behind the one designated to replace him.
In 1953, Route 94 was designated to replace all of Route 8 as well as Route 31 north of Newton; the number was chosen to match NY 94.
Blanc, another star who played under Ferguson at United, is designated to replace Domenech once this tournament is over for France.
Route 45 was designated in 1927 to replace the Salem-Camden branch of pre-1927 Route 6 and was eventually realigned to follow US 130 (Crescent Boulevard) to the Airport Circle in Pennsauken Township.
Santa Catarina became a state of Brazil when, in 1889, a republic was proclaimed to replace the empire; Florianópolis was designated the capital.
Mr Correa wants to replace the sacked legislators with their designated alternates.In this section A cautious welcome for the gringo Raise or see?
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