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The American Community Survey (ACS) is poised to replace the decennial census long form in 2010.

Le Journal de Montréal claims PBC is poised to replace the established rulers.

Aung San Suu Kyi has said building peace will be the first priority of her pro-democracy party's administration, which is poised to replace Myanmar's military-backed government.

Bolton, a veteran "swamp" creature who held several national security posts in both Bush administrations, is poised to replace H.R. McMaster as national security adviser in early April.

Information is poised to replace matter as the primary stuff of the universe, von Baeyer suggests; it will provide a new basic framework for describing and predicting reality in the twenty-first century.

Two will come from within the organization: the secondary coach Dennis Thurman is poised to replace Mike Pettine as defensive coordinator, and the assistant Ben Kotwica will succeed the retiring Mike Westhoff as special-teams coach.

When Mr. Wilson resigned in 1976, Mr. Callaghan was poised to replace him.

In 2008 rumours swirled that Roitfeld was poised to replace Wintour, with New York Magazine referring to Roitfeld as "The Anti Anna".

As digitization opens new opportunities for firms to leverage informational, rather than physical, assets, APIs are poised to replace alliances as the most common means for inter-firm partnerships.

On Thursday the team announced that their American reserve driver Alexander Rossi was poised to replace Jules Bianchi, who remains critical in a Japanese hospital after suffering life-threatening injuries in last weekend's Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka.

Faced with the claim that AI and robots are poised to replace most of today's workforce, most mainstream professionals — doctors, lawyers, accountants, and so on — believe they will emerge largely unscathed.