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Mr. Bahiri's new ensemble piece, "Trois Mouvements," set to music by the workaday Baroque composer Tomaso Albinoni, seems interchangeable with any of dozens of other ballets by second-rate companies to Baroque scores.
Of course, they use iPhone rather than iPod touch, but the core idea seems interchangeable.
Most of the male hosts on DIY seemed interchangeable.
The three classic works seem interchangeable enough: from the twenties; white male authors; straightforward language.
When it comes to money — particularly American money — allies and enemies often seem interchangeable.
It's another example of how Adult Swim's offerings sometimes seem interchangeable.
Landmark legislative proposals, like hit singles, can come to seem interchangeable and dispensable.
"When it comes to money — and particularly American money — allies and enemies often seem interchangeable," Filkins writes.
The way a player carries herself can come to seem interchangeable with her play, with the trajectory of her strokes.
But when things get sketchy, their parts seem interchangeable; Mr. Griffin could be playing Daryl and Mr. Jones could be Freddy.
These impeccably refined treatments of mythological and legendary subjects can seem interchangeable to the first-time listener.
