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in stead

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in somebody's/something's stead (slightly formal)
in the place of someone or something else We gave Mr. Neil a power of attorney to deal with the landlord in our stead while we were out of the country.
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In stead, the company uses organic evaporated cane juice and unbleached and unbromated flour in a wide range of (largely vegan) tasty treats, which include apple, pumpkin and strawberry rhubarb pies ($7.
Accordingly, the OTC Bulletin Board anticipated the filing of a Form 10-Q for the quarter ended June 30, 2004 by August 15, 2004, in stead of the annual report Form 10-K which will be filed on or before September 28, 2004.
has developed a new silver refining process that will allow for a significant expansion of its refinery in Stead, Nevada.
 
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