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interchangeableness

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Some respondents felt that Proposition two was not true because advances in technology will allow for greater interchangeableness of systems and connectivity of different systems and software.
Development of an electronic data interchange model for channel ... by Ricks, James E.; Schwieger, Dana / Journal of Strategic E-Commerce
The sacrosanct equality between man and woman does not exclude, but indeed requires, diversity Affects religion The interchangeableness of the sexes, viewed as simple "roles" determined more by history than by nature, and the trivialization of male and female extend to the very idea of God and from there spread out to the whole religious reality.
The equality revolution marches on by Ratzinger, Joseph Cardinal / Catholic Insight
The entertainingly theatrical aspect of rhetorical contest (and conquest) in both Symposium and the Henriad is enhanced by the dizzying interchangeableness of speakers' roles.
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