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Green Wing star Julian Rhind-Tutt is another to be touted as a possible replacement, with reports he has been added to the shorlist.

Elissa Gootman (NYT) WHITE PLAINS: TAPPAN ZEE BRIDGE PLANS The state is studying ways to ease congestion on the Tappan Zee Bridge, including its possible replacement with a wider bridge and a rail system.

The area below Hungerford bridge, 120 metres upriver from the undercroft, has been earmarked as a possible replacement, with three architectural practices now having produced designs for the site, which will be discussed at a consultation event next weekend.

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John Witherow, the editor of the Sunday Times for the last 15 years, is being tipped as a possible replacement, along with his deputy Martin Ivens.

A replacement patch of the complete document would constitute a δ between B and C but would again be less clear and less efficient; the xmldiff algorithm builds the smallest possible replacement patch, with the minimum patch size being one complete XML element.

Tests for screening and assessment of BPA toxicity based on fish are also under development in relation to regulatory aspects, aiming to the possible replacement of BPA with more ecocompatible compounds.

More work to investigate the existing anecdotal evidence that we eat and drink less of high-quality products than we do of more mediocre products could indeed provide evidence for such a possible replacement of "quantity" with "quality".

Fellow Dutchmen Marco van Basten and Frank Rijkaard have also been mentioned as possible replacements along with Andre Villas-Boas, who has guided Porto to the Europa League final this season.

We present a possible replacement ring for the Advanced Photon Source with 0.5-micron normalized emittance at 7 GeV, along with a discussion of design challenges and operating considerations.

Topics to be examined include the scope of the BBC, the possible replacement of the licence fee with a universal household levy and whether or not the corporation's commercial arm BBC Worldwide should be privatised.