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If conservatives were to rally around a single alternative candidate, they could quite probably supplant Mr Romney with one of their own.

The inconvenient truth is that Chinese consumers are not ready to supplant US consumers as the primary engine of global demand.

My latest bad-news boyfriend had just suggested I get silicone implants; suddenly, I was ready to supplant him.

When do you think mobile broadband will be fast enough, cheap enough, and ubiquitous enough to supplant wifi?

If you exchange the word "Snitch" for "Harry, " you can see this action as symbolizing that Ginny will supplant Cho in Harry's affections.

The extent to which unmanned aircraft could or should supplant piloted ones will be debated for decades.

Will it be ready to compromise this advantage in order to supplant the failing dollar as the world's reserve currency?

But if the aim of Japan's high-speed rail revolution was to supplant domestic air travel, it has failed.

China, in pushing its trade agenda, is hoping to supplant the U. S. and other Western countries as a major driver of India's growth.

The yuan is the likeliest candidate to supplant it but has so far taken only baby steps to becoming international.

Does such an administration operate within the political system, or supplant it?

The general plotted to supplant the king with the help of the army.

The United States is poised to bet its energy future on natural gas as a clean, plentiful fuel that can supplant coal and oil.

Economists point to "network effects" to explain why the internet managed to supplant these proprietary services.

Perhaps that will inspire some radically new approaches to speech understanding that will supplant the methods we're developing now.

Freedom helps supplant the conditions of hopelessness that extremists exploit to recruit terrorists and suicide bombers.

Shanghai's long-term aim is to supplant its southern Chinese rival as the country's dominant financial centre.

But the challenge may be to make the economics of a railway designed to supplant the canal add up.

Within four decades, a much larger country, across an ocean to the west, would clearly supplant Britain as the world's dominant power.

The notion that mainland Asia is about to supplant the US, EU and Japan in the near future is risible.

It was designed to supplant the older MG34, though in fact both weapons were manufactured till the war's end.

They start to handle more complicated problems, and then they take over and supplant the old way of doing things.

She's been supplant in her aunt's affection by her brother.

Eventually, the so-called ultracapacitors on which the XH-150 is based may supplant rather than merely supplement a car's batteries.

The law of momentum conservation could supplant Newton's third law.

Is China's authoritarian capitalist model in a position to supplant the west's democratic one?

Fortunately it was never my goal to supplant their real father in their affection.

But they arrived too late to supplant Bell, which by early 20th century had won over city councils across the country.

Says Tassin: "It's our belief that hybrids will eventually supplant solid rockets and even some liquid types in many future applications. "

It's about time Google finds a way to offer a smartphone that can finally supplant the iPhone as the top mobile device in the marketplace.

The Arameans, would eventually see their language, Aramaic, supplant Ancient Assyrian because of the technological breakthrough in writing.

Of course, that's also helped them supplant Santa's elves as the toy workshop of the world.

Dave Bronconnier, Calgary's mayor, laughs off the idea that his city might soon supplant Toronto.

Officials fear that if China is put in the dock it will ignore the fund and develop Asian monetary arrangements to supplant it.

In windy Colorado, a smart grid may focus more on harnessing wind energy to supplant electrical power.

How could a tiny Internet retailer possibly supplant a national bookstore giant.

CAM is almost certainly here to stay and supplant its predecessors.

Even the attempts to supplant it pay IQ the tribute of accepting its frame of reference.

In each case, government didn't supplant private enterprise ; it catalyzed private enterprise.

To take the place of, especially by force; supplant.

Hence, the more common forms, in the race for life, will tend to beat and supplant the less common forms.

It is fashionable to predict that China's inland factories will supplant its coastal ones.

When politicians seek to deaden thatpain and supplant those lessons with hasty fixes of their own, they almostalways blunder.

TV and computers shouldn't supplant time with others and cyber chats don't develop social skills.

Many people have existing stores, formats, systems and p2 is not going to supplant them.

To take the place of; supplant.

But when might it supplant America at number one?

The duke plotted to supplant the king.

Or a new relationship that will either supplant the lost one or, perhaps, draw strength from it?

Ever since the Shanghai Stock Exchange was founded in 1990, the city has aspired to supplant Hong Kong as China's dominant capital market.

Tina: What are you saying? Be careful Whinny doesn't supplant you!

Kuraray expects that transparent plastic barrier film will supplant aluminum foil in the market for the following reasons

Supplant competitors with unfair competitive means;

The experimental research of the vacuum tube water heater with supplant tube

Supplant or imitate the community's own