Founders Fund backed these visionaries and kept them in charge of their own companies, protecting them from the meddling of other venture capitalists, who were prone to replacing them with plodding executives.
Fourth, he plays shortstop, a position that demands just modest offense and so, his legend aside, he will be less prone to be replaced even if his production declines.
To "replace the disease-prone genes of humans.
She was chosen two years ago to replace the scandal-prone Dominique Strauss-Kahn, another former French finance minister.
Will Svitek replaced Baker, who briefly moved inside to replace the penalty-prone Joe Hawley at right guard before flunking out at that position.
Vick is expected to replace the injury-prone Chris Chandler, who last season had a series of personality conflicts with Dan Reeves, the Falcons' coach and general manager.
TOKYO, Aug. 27 — Prime Minister Shinzo Abe sought Monday to raise sinking approval ratings and ward off calls for his resignation by forming a new cabinet made up of political veterans to replace a scandal-prone group.
The equipment, new centrifuges that the inspectors described in a report circulated to members of the International Atomic Energy Agency, is intended to replace balky, breakdown-prone machines whose design Iran first bought from Abdul Qadeer Khan, a Pakistani who illicitly sold production equipment and bomb designs.
Arsenal are preparing a £10m bid for Southampton midfielder Morgan Schneiderlin, 23, to replace the injury-prone Abou Diaby.
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For nearly two decades, federal authorities have directed pipeline operators to replace these leak-prone, cast-iron lines with pipes made of plastic and other modern materials.
