"Certain high-status Etruscan women deliberately had [front teeth] removed in order to be fitted with a gold band appliance holding a replacement, or reused, tooth," Becker writes.
They were so enamored of American indie rock that their album featured them holding a Replacements record.
The Naval Ministry held a competition for a replacement, but these were rejected by the Naval Technical Committee in turn.
Mr. Freydberg said, "When two above-the-title actors have a problem they have to work it out themselves". Mr. Freydberg said that Mr. Williamson had a six-month contract with "I Hate Hamlet," and that Mr. Mutnick would go on for Mr. Handler while auditions were held for a replacement.
A catheter holding a compressed replacement valve is inserted through a small incision in the groin or, if blood vessels are blocked, through an opening near the ribs.
Two years ago, the National Institute of Standards and Technology NISTT) held a competition to select a replacement for the aging Digital Encryption Standard, the national standard for a quarter-century, and arguably the most widely used encryption algorithm in the world.
The village priest held a competition for its replacement.
One lawmaker familiar with behind-the-scenes GOP discussions said leaders pledged to hold a vote on a replacement bill alongside the ACA repeal legislation.
The district can choose to address an empty school board seat by leaving it vacant until a regularly scheduled election, appointing a replacement or holding a special election.
In Britain in 1963, when a by-election was held to choose a replacement for John Profumo, the disgraced Secretary of State for War, who had been obliged to resign over his relations with a call girl, one of the candidates was a young man named David Sutch.
