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In my business information is a commodity, exchangeable on the open market.

Most older series were exchangeable for 10 years from date of withdrawal.

An exchangeable model cart system is present to increase the productivity.

There is nothing in the world of things, exchangeable for money or not, which can be treated as equivalent to a human being.

As a result, individual instruments are rarely exchangeable with those from any group other than its original.

The phone has colorful exchangeable covers and a 5-megapixel camera.

It is therefore important that airline tickets should be exchangeable.

Most tickets are exchangeable, but not until next year.

Another possible explanation is a difference in the total exchangeable body potassium.

These rules determine what may be called the relative or exchangeable value of goods.

Using the fact that the values are exchangeable we have:

A token economy is more than just using exchangeable tokens.

If you risk a tailored item or shoe, make sure it's exchangeable.

It is exchangeable with the British pound sterling at par value.

Its value was exchangeable in the precious commodity- water.

The exchangeable value of its annual produce, therefore, is likely to be diminished by every such treaty.

Prose may be a currency, exchangeable between countries, but poetry travels at risk to itself.

The tanks are exchangeable and can be refilled at a hydrogen station.

A special feature of this camera series was the exchangeable viewfinder unit.

The random variables and are then exchangeable, but independent only if .

Credits are not exchangeable for or equivalent to real-world currency.

US dollars are easily the most exchangeable foreign currency in Mexico.

The new airline's tickets are exchangeable and refundable up to an hour before departure.

We are not selling them yard goods, trash instantly exchangeable for cash.

This sequence cannot be extended to any longer exchangeable sequence.