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It more or less replaced the verte palette.

Though modern humans more or less replaced Neanderthals, the encounters left an imprint on our genetic makeup.

Super PACs have more or less replaced 527s, and are required to identify their donors, while social-welfare groups are not.

Soon Madonna appeared, dressed in black, to sing her current single, "Hollywood," made famous by the outlet that has more or less replaced MTV as the country's most effective means of disseminating music videos: a commercial.

The founder of North Korea's dictatorship, Kim Il Sung, elaborated an obscure ideology of his own called juche which more or less replaced normal education in the country and is obligatory for Koreans to learn.

But electronic methods of communicating - email, Twitter, Facebook - have more or less replaced the need for pen and ink.

Joel has in turn spent several years more or less replacing that one, brick by brick.

As businesses strive to remain agile, they do more with less, replace fixed costs with variable ones, and put long-term plans on hold.

And it has been used widely for decades, more or less replacing the larger 1/4-inch jacks (which dated from the 1870s) since the 1960s for all but specialist applications, such as electric guitars and some more powerful amps.

But with the arrival of its third Manhattan store — more or less replacing the Greene Street shop that closed in 2009 — and some recent strokes of marketing wisdom, Agnès B. is taking another stab.

Coffee shop owners who are familiar with Starbucks – and its offering of huge American drinks, free Wi-Fi, comfy seats, and refrigerated sandwiches served out of a package – believe it will be a novel experience but not one that will take off as it has in other countries, much less replace the traditional Italian bar.