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But years from now, long after the latest, greatest hot hatchback has superceded the Tiburon, Hyundai service departments will still be doing free warranty work on the car.

Just as ISIS has superceded Al Quaeda, if ISIS is defeated, another group will follow it.

DNA barcoding technology has superceded the limitations imposed by traditional morphological identification methods.

Archaeopteryx has superceded the ATV tool (37) previously used in SuperCAT.

The Court's ruling in United States v. Dion, No. 85-246, said the Federal Eagle Protection Act had superceded the rights of members of the Yankton Sioux Tribe to hunt the bald or golden eagle on the Yankton Reservation in South Dakota.

In a season where injuries and drugs seem to have superceded sport, one bright spot has been the revelation that there are things that some people will not do for even a million dollars.

Debacle having superceded farce, After Dark was eventually reinstated after 30 minutes of hot NCB action, Reed still in situ – that is until he was soon asked to leave by the other members of the panel, Millett understandably casting the deciding vote.

Global design appears to have superceded every last local national, regional or city style.

Additional engineered variants, including DsRed.T1, DsRed.T3 and dimer2 have superceded DsRed2, as they have faster more complete maturation [ 11, 13].

Leadley et al. [ 18] suggested that the maintenance of this pathway in proto-eukaryotes would have meant a high evolutionary cost, due to the need to preserve also the enzymes capable of producing coenzyme B12, and at the same time, the existence of other pathways for propionate utilization may have superceded the selective pressure for preserving this metabolic route.

Note, this has been superceded by the version in the most recent Ptolemy II release.