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• Finally, and most important of all, what makes an edition of letters irreplaceable is that it is a mosaic.

• He was a man who became as irreplaceable in art as he was in all of our hearts.

• We do not share self-styled realist views about the essential, irreplaceable nature of positively disproportionate contributions by a hegemon.

• However, it is noteworthy that none of these residues is irreplaceable with respect to activity.

• It is primarily a book of economic history and as such will be for some time irreplaceable.

• Nothing in opera criticism is more commonly repeated than reference to vanished, irreplaceable voices.

• It is hypothesised that a person becomes more likely to consider an ' act ' of safety seriously when in the critical phase, so as to avoid the irreplaceable losses of wellbeing.

• Jeffrey is irreplaceable; he will be greatly missed by his friends and colleagues, especially by his family.

• For the countryman is not only a producer of real wealth; he is the human embodiment of certain characteristics of peculiar and irreplaceable value to society.

• The losses that were recounted in the nine o'clock news last night and previously are almost irreplaceable—destroyers, cruisers and so on.

• The top and middlemen are irreplaceable; they are men with experience, many of whom will not go into the new corporation.

• A whole mighty fleet has gone, and with those vessels irreplaceable people.

• This is part of the fabric of our armed forces and makes an irreplaceable contribution to morale and fighting spirit.

• They are wilderness habitats, unchanged over centuries and therefore quite literally irreplaceable.

• Many streets have skips outside every house, which are full to overflowing with discarded and often irreplaceable family possessions.