Changed
In place
In place adverb - In the original or natural place or site.
Both terms in one sentence
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Some early versions of "Doin' Time" actually include the title in place of "summer time." They changed it after they received the rights to the lyrics (because they 'borrowed' it).
Source: Music / Sublime -
A notice which may actually be warranted, as the profanity filters the second game had, which changed anything indecent into a series of asterisks, are no longer in place.
Source: Video Game / Mega Man Star Force -
The 1970s Wonder Woman series iconically featured the character spinning in place as she changed from Diana Prince to Wonder Woman.
Source: Transformation Sequence
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