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And while damaged and diseased organs may be replaceable by transplants, as we age our bodies become much less resilient or able to cope with physical stressors.

Following a board meeting, it was agreed that only replaceable records could be disposed of.

In construction, immigrants make up 34% of the construction workforce and aren’t replaceable by Americans, who often don’t possess the required skills.

It makes the university into a business where profit is king and faculty are “just replaceable.”

That means that they must have a rechargeable battery, a replaceable coil, and be refillable.