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Investigators say they are looking into whether New York Waterway submitted inflated bills to the Port Authority for ferry services it provided to replace the commuter rail links between New Jersey and Lower Manhattan that were destroyed by the terrorist attack.

Images are provided to replace the traditional misunderstanding of the law, i.e., "everything always gets more disordered over time," with a more clear sense of the way in which entropy tends to increase allowing a thermally isolated system access to a greater number of microstates.

For the two actuators, threshold efficiencies were calculated and provided to replace their design efficiencies.

During weeks 3 20, prepackaged, commercially available liquid shakes and snack bars were provided to replace two meals per day at no cost to participants.

About half of the $195 million figure is the cost of providing power to replace the electrical output that was lost when the plant shut down.

Starting with the primary school, UNICEF provided new furniture to replace the old metal workshop benches and cast-off chairs.

India have already named a 15-man squad for the five-match one-day series against Sri Lanka that was hastily arranged to provide some cricket to replace the missing West Indies matches.

Moreover, these religions have become a focal point of village life, he said, providing a framework to replace the rigid Communist system of the Mao era, which has now largely crumbled.

The ruling cleared the way for the co-op board to get a $6.8 million mortgage that will refinance an existing loan and provide some $3 million to replace the blue bricks with ordinary red ones, according to Gil Feder, a lawyer for the firm Reed Smith, which represents the board.

Therefore, in theory, Semantic Web technologies could provide the basis to replace the need for a SQL-based PubChem data system.

It is frequently argued that the advertising industry will provide sufficient innovation to replace the loss of traditional ads on traditional mass media.