"Craft and technology are interchangeable for us," he said.
In crisp photos and squeaky-clean quotes about love, they've been practically interchangeable for more than four decades.
As well as being an effective thriller, In the House shows how life and art can become interchangeable for those in the business of creativity.
Travelers might also want to ask for a paper ticket, even if this costs more, because such tickets are considered more interchangeable for passengers trying to switch flights.
Try the Magnolia Bistro (1 Lawson Lane; 802-846-7446; www.magnoliabistro.com), wheggseggs are always interchangeable for tofu, and homemade granola is on the menu.
"He and Sojo are interchangeable for me defensively," Yankees Manager Joe Torre said, "and I think what jumped out at me when I looked at the numbers is what he had done against Al".
RAYs and skates are considered to be closely related to each other within a group of fish called elasmobranchs (thank you, interwebs!) so we will consider them interchangeable for the purposes of this puzzle.
But both the Advertising Standards Authority ASAandand the watchdog's independent reviewer, Sir Hayden Phillips, concluded that Tesco could legitimately compare the price of goods such as teabags, haddock fillets and ham because they were "sufficiently interchangeable" for the average consumer.
