The remodelers are now returning to their old line of work, displacing the less-skilled carpenters and painters who had filled the void.
It will be hard work, displacing memories of Laurence Olivier, who created the part on stage and screen, but the weathered showboat that is Mr. Jagger seems a highly likely candidate.
The fighting in Kismayu, according to the health organization, has had "a profound impact on civilians and humanitarian aid work," displacing civilians, raising the risk of a cholera outbreak and delaying a polio campaign.
For children unable to go to school, because they are working, displaced by conflict, or for other reasons, UNICEF is supporting Out-of-School classes both in the townships and in the villages.
Examples of adaptive works displacing the canonical primacy of their source material are vanishingly rare.
We judge significance by what an art work displaces in the ether.
At the furthest extreme of this spectrum, those who have convinced themselves that to be different is to forfeit not just respect but life itself are hard at work displacing and murdering other human beings in Darfur while the world wrings its hands.
Just like that, Burke could put business owners like Larry Ortega out of work, displace beloved horses (or worse, send them to slaughter), eliminate jobs and end an iconic Chicago attraction.
Both illustrate the philosophy behind the clinic as Alsoud explains it: finding work for displaced Syrians while avoiding reliance on foreign charities for the lifetime of checkups and modifications that Abdul, Mohammed and thousands of others will require.
It could be said that the role Hegel played in The Structure of Behavior has, in his later work, been displaced by Husserl.
