| Maybe they've lost the capacity to see these lives in the concrete, as individuals, irreplaceable. |
| Larsson is unique, probably irreplaceable, yet how do you value a phenomenon? |
| Celtic's problems this coming season could be whether they can replace the irreplaceable. |
| If any of the materials were damaged it would be very costly for the University to replace, or possibly even irreplaceable. |
| Since the daguerreotype plate negative was transformed into the final, fixed image, like a painting, it was unique and irreplaceable. |
| Needless to say such irreplaceable material deserves to be studied and catalogued for researchers and students. |
