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For more than a decade, Silicon Valley venture capitalists have poured enormous sums of money into newfangled technology companies seeking to disrupt, and even supplant, the traditional financial system and sidestep its burdensome regulations.

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While it is still early, “ultimately technologies like this will likely play a role in supplanting every two weeks injections and taking daily pills,” he said.

His love of baseball has been supplanted by the Sport of Kings.

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The technology has brought one of those inflection points when new companies have a chance to supplant incumbent powers, the same way the incumbents were once challengers.

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These monsters have supplanted coal generators as the workhorses of the U.S. power grid because they are more efficient, less polluting and more flexible.

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